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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07
bridging the Lake.

The Vermont Legislature "scotcbed thi. snake.
not killed it," A bill is now before a Commit.
tee OF the Senate of New-York, granting the
right to the Ogdensburgh Co. to construct a
Bridge at Rouses Point. The Committee IA
we learn from gentleman Of Plattsburpb. is
expected 10 report early this week. We can
hardly deem it possible that measure so CLEARLY
hurtful to great public interests. and unneeessa-
Tor the success of an enterprise of less public
character, will receive the sanction of the New
YORK Legislature. We shall see In the me.,
t''ne' the New Workers appear to be opening their
eyes to the consequences likely to result to them
from the granting of the right asked BY the Rail.
road Company. We find in the Commercial
Advertiser of March 2Sth, a communication on
the subject, signed State Rights" a part Of
which we copy:
boston New.York.
hnirnR ApyFRrisER The apathy of the State. suS
especially OF the city OF New York, in relation to the
ny, Is certainly matter OF astonishment Thai Hos
ION should be stealing the march of New York IN i'm
proveen's calculated 10 enhance her own travel trade
and commercial importance, is not OF itself preatv
surprising TO any one who, for the last ten wears has
observed the energy and enterprise of the former CITY
anu anu siugAlsliess OF latter Ruf
That the capitalists and stock obbers of Massachusetts
under cover OF Railroad charter originally gran,sd
Tor the benefit OF Northern New York should besei,s
our own Legislature, day after day and week atter
week, demanding OF us the privilege of mononol;,n,
our Western trade for their own private enolhmsn,
and that all this should be seen and noted ,,;,h.
strong opposition, and almost with Indifferent. ~;
iact Tor winch II Is not easy to account / nIl,da -,
the application now urged upon cur Teg;sIa,n.u 20
the privilege OF bridging the main channel Of ~, %s
Champain, at Rouses Point-tbus To seem. , LaAe
uous road from Ogdensburgh to Boston loca,ad .n
pectve OF the wants of Northern New Vol Ia
pam cohtravnetonot the original intent of The ,s u
Al the last session of the Vermont q gisn,nrs
r appnea,l9 was after long and thorough exam.
voted down by large majority on the sronnd
.,a' te nee and unrestricted use Of RI. ma s;rahr
waters OF Lake Champain is in the nature of , 1857
n s common TO the people OF New York and Yer
~ all Others interested in the nayiga,ion III
s vi. iake-a night of use subject indeed 10 The con-
su.u.lo,ai control OF the United STATES Govsrm.n,
oul ihueieasabc any Government wlatever How,
Eyer extraordinary such a REQUEST NAV seem. M,
S'iahu now made Is nothing less than ihis-tbat The
'eelgh people OF tins State Will be graclousy pleas
w, Y special enactment, TO build up the trade and
m.di'h OF bost and Massachuset It's TO the obvious
eaSuable and rrenedable injury OF the interests Of
ue Nlly ahd state OF New York. The slightest ex-
allihaUon oi the subject by those whose rights are
uus sought to be sold in their Legislature can
MOI IAN To show them the importance OF immediate
ahl strenuous opposition STATE RGHTs.
New \ ork, March -, 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

Take Of good mature, ounce, Of an herb called
by the Indians, mind your own business, ounce
mix these with little charity for faiIings, and two OF
three sprigs OF keep your tongue your tn
sumner them together in vessel called crcumspec-
ton Tor time, and then the mixture will be tit to
The symptoms are violent itching in the root OF the
mouth which invariably take place when you are with
a kind Of animal called eossips. When you feel q
turn OF i, coming on take iea-spoonu Of the above
and hold your mouth, which you will keep closely
shut I'LL you get nome.
April l. 1878
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

from "entre success or entire defeat. we take
1t it is "driven into araHs.'' Ergo, the tota,
suppression of drunkenness would drive the
Temperance Cause into straits.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

The cheshire Republican says the Walpole stage
sfeped OIL the road and upset, on Thursday last,
breaking the coach in pieces. One man had his leg
broken.
That's the first stage which hat got sicwed under
the new license law.-Beiious Falls Ga.eus,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

ACAT MAY Look AT A KlNG.-This Is very an
Gent maxim but, il kings do no, take care It WI be-
come obsolete for though may he always true that q
cat may look at king, the time may come when a
cat mus, look very sharp indeed to find one funoh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07
free ]prtss,
BURLINGTON, W.

&C In THE DARK AND TROUBLED NIGHT THAT rs
UroN US, THERE Is no STAR ABOVE THE HORIZON
TO GIVE UsA CLEAN OF LIGHT, EXCEPTING THE
INTELLIGENT, PATRIOTIC WING PARTY OF THE
UNITED STATES. "-Daniel Webster.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

viii Mr. CLARKE oblige friend by inserting the
following lines in his paper as | think the present
season suitable one for little advice,
Cure for Terrible Disorder Of the Mouth
Commonly Called Scandal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

1.-THE Ethan Allen makes her regular trips
between Burlington and Pittsburgh. The ice
is rapidly disappearing in every direction.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

The weathercock, after all, points to tbo
highest moral truth, for it shows man thai
1t Is vane thing To 'spire,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

u Those in want OF Coop AND CHA,
Books see advertisement under this head il
another column
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07
For President,
HENRY CLAY.
For Vice President,
MILLARD FILLMORE,

Ut NEW YUKk.
Subject to the decision of the Wing National Con
vention.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-07

Transient visitor whom business or pleasure has led
to tarry for little in the Metropolis spend one Jnv in
the Greenwood Cemetery. Go, if you will, TO The
licentlous theatre-and unquiet, sense of sho,,s
will poison whole week thereafter. Visit, if Won
amusement-and you will not quickly be cleansed ot
the adherng dust, But no such allowed and rep.nt
ant pleasures are those o this quiet and earnest nlore
unless, indeed you idle with a heartess curios;,v nnl
through It's sacred pIaces-and, like Satan in Para.
disc, - "''
"Only use
For prospect, what, well used had been the pledge
Oi Immortality" : NJ q
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T.,ae. 9las.s d Aolls ii5s.ia.s, aad oesrs eftA'

80 I'll
T;iae Places u Hol1lEg ssttsEs, ana oHesf8 q 9ss
o,e.p s sS &, ;IIl4 geI NA-negts Il
,,nsrse.1y n January April July and October
q ne Gland Ledge Hail. corner o. fcioupisga- ~
= sae s" ;lfScsTs-I ID Stswatt "a w Master Aug tus
Pe b. " DC MASTER Jag WALTERS T W WaF6e5 4
+ g. aasys IL ~ bs'a ~ 4 Chaplain Paisley E
~ O Coudues9r w q Rics w 6 MaIsnah; Ihos' =
sbielcs, W 6 Guaidiaa.
LOUISIANA IoDeE No faeeta il Che Hal q re Gran
Lodge On Friday night oiieeIs-U Tyson, n q ;.
Eiammond g; J. Il. beehsl Sec5stsIy . H.
Permanent Secretary; II. Williams IfeasuIef
& aN.sr1Seros Iopgn No S--meets in Maigng's buid
ags on Front Leyee, rhursdsg evening OIG y5
Mannsell y G; John y Maansell . 'Onn iAus il'a1'
seo'y; n w. Moore, TIeasaIef-
Tr.,o. Lopar No s-rises in Han OF the Grand Lodge,
on MONDAY night oteeeo w sfay sjis q b Psa
Cohen. G. i sidasy Ae ass. Sse u F. + 4is emu
CprscFNr Lopez No. s-meets every Tngrsday evening
at Gegesni Hat Camp sfSet Ie 80 ,. g Ea sS
81 Henry p ggqss sc c es SWAIN Trsas S
JsgyeRsoN IoDaE, No. s-neea every Tuesday evening
At tieil Han Tcboapouss street above JACKSON st. lstay
ste Officers Washington w Aanght, n q; Ihs. GooAs
d: -, guEdett, Secy; u x. Beach, Treas +
TrrToS1A LopGE No. I-ineets every Tuesday evening
NE 2Fqs, q P0ydta ard s1 leR Rg5a s Megsr
Tfees'r Adolf Solomon, secy.
ORbgANs Lopez No li--meets every Tuesday evspi1g
q Crescent Hay Al IN GapPSt odssfsn = iL ~ & jSt
Permit Sec'g; Joseph Etter Freasr
CoNMERC1AL LODGE, No. iz-meets at the Han o. ne
Grand Lodge, every WedRsay evening St goSk' p
s,.T q 9siaysy psr,,;t eny. Vim ID Cushing Treas
9se ~ = IN
HOWARD LODGE, No tmeets every lhnsaay : s9n p
al o'clock The Ha Of the 5and L9dgs Gomez q roy
" q H 4L n + sg 81 q Dnnlan Seeiy Il. A. lie
n ~ G pslnIif 500, + e TaTIgT Trsas'r
,rz :.
Hope LODGE, No. l4nlees every WEDNESDAY eYentng ~
g Y S M N pSJ y q. 4 s $an SeciS Ed Flash II
- = = -. !. 3
DELTA L0DGE, Nc. l5-meets every Monday nlgns az
O'clock at Crescent Hall, Calap st. Olcerd H. AlcJh-
ion n C FesnaM MaglOne. V G.; u NanBokkeien,
Secy z 3 Mliiken Treasurer
TEMPlAR Lopez No ibneets every y FBaay aEelI
1t Cfe4eeni llal lamp sE JlLiessH w n, 49,
Hann9n ileane y Duoisy Shas5, Secretary gu" iu
Pusbify, ITe1safeT ~, /.
COVENANT L0pGE, No l3Ineets IN the han o. EHtsn-
ngen I'oas s9 &, :; III e asent trp h Fo2es N 81
Tl lirSere & q. Thomas w VanyVyek Secretary u
S 49, ~ ~ rs 80 49,, x - ~
tsnssisl. Als1snle ~ 10 a,., 1,il., ovsning
NAII0EAL boDsE, ~ 1enselT 9teS iSq n AZ
az lIo t1asitles WEI So :. y ha ,aasIITeT
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MEDICAL. CARD.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL OFFICE,
MI. q -G4Rll-hrLl III. II 81.

No. is C.fRGJYI)EJ, ET ST
ITO THE PUBLIC.-Hine years permanently located ia
4 this city combined with the qnyared success Qaf pecu
bar system Of treatment for Syphlilc, MeIcaral AID l
Chronic complaints has met with during that time. has fully
ami sOundlg established reputation
The Southern Milieai OiceH No is g0FDndsct street,
established in 1910 0T he Of all Chronic affections
wIth few exceptions known to all the only object Of Y
ictsd with any Of those private diseases which are uniou
lately prevalent, they consult us with certainty and
guarantee of cure.
TO those especially, who from an mFhoderae use Of Mel-
curry malpractice Secondary Syphilis Causing o0as
the bones nocturnal Rheumatism, itching te chest
have ruined their constitution recommend call npbn
Tor confident that tie prompt and permanent
lief hegWl deve from the active effects Of treatment
w at once convince them OF our capaby Of iuhag whit
we profess.
Wedon0t boast of making rapid and hasy cures but
short aspace OF time possibly be done. with adYan
tage and safety TO the patient.
We viii not here through newspaper medium enter m
any elaborate remarks regarding veneIea affections IL y a
disease that unfortunately prevades all ranks OF society ch
and poor, InatnmOaal and single; all viii observe IS
any person afflicted with complaint of that mature,
class his peculiar with any OF those that describe Se
treatise by calling at office will give him. free oil
all charges, what explanation advice he may desire.
Il often happens that ilted sense Of shame dlead
otdEcoyery detoT patient from appyng to those who on
education and respeetaby can betnend him, delaying
treatment TIL all the constitutional symptoms Of this hUnt
disease make their appearance
TOsuch the doctor pledges himself preserve the most
Dvioahe and from his extensive practice and expe
renee he can confidently recommend safe and seedg care
u q. THOMSON.
Office No Is CGYopdelst street. between Canal and Com
mon sign Of the Marble h3seuapan Statue. Private en-
trance Tst door the right OF No 49, in gaOndeet street
Private egTes b0lhInC Common and Caonqeetss myl6 "a
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House Of Refage. Second Municipality.

COMMISSIONERS BALDWIN PEST; A p. Cross
Fai,a Gooifn' VIM NJ lioOdrch John Hall ] A. Maybln
t. Mathews E. Magphesoa d. Fic'on James sa l5
s1A Eifxe COMMITTEES EIfcWtGce C0aya3ttee = hies
I a Mayinn James sanl Z Macpherson. lltteatHrtas
ComHittee-slessis. ). W. n Picton fIeret, go,n
Goodin Committee an Buildings anu tfr0G7tds-
r. Mathews VIM 81 Goodrich 4, y Jiossnl & Z; ~. asl
d5ss Conamitteo-AIrs MeNaf Mrs sewait, MN. I'm
svoU MIS- Richardson ami Ms. Gardiner s ~
- \. h .lNillall..... sEeRErARY " ' Johle
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No. 86 CBSTOg[f4Q CSE STREET, hf. %.
INVALUABLE UISJONERH-N0 PAY REerYREr
UNTIL A CURY Is EFFEcTED.-Pnvafe Diseases cuiets
in few days By regular ply stefan, without mercury OF
other poisonous msdcnes, at No. g Cast0hoase strtc
New Orleans. LOUISIANA.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted WITH
any o me foffns Of certain Disease 70 h eensfai svsr
seuen ID nOhe column. The treatment adopted b ni
& thai which has the approval Of the most gnea sa
geons Of Paris, London and New York and is unveua
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent cure for
tbe worst Of constitutional syphilis gonofrhga Sole
enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases ind Ie
by certain solitary practice etc. etc. now be OBJ incl
10 moral ceitanty u application be made10 those whose
intelligence, ski and experience can bereed on Since d.
Mullen opened IN TINS CITY, all tie many eases Gene
andeEh ms care have been cured without single execution
some Of aee were years standing One Tenarkah case
o. stnctuTe ~ years Old has been cured 10 of the
the czen OF New Oreanr) hand and DIV his leTni
sion can be referred To- DR. NJ treatment Of str Meis
not known south OF New York Dis treatment Of eOnot
fhoa and gee IS the most perfect ever discovered II IS the
shortest safest and surest The patient takes no copava
cbe, Hpentine, brother doses but cure IS or
tanned m two days without pain incouvenieYc III
change Of diet II No pay unless is effected Nj In
the time named.
lsP0TENCY YouRg or Others Who by sexual a5css
or pollu0n may have brought themselves snyo the
painful consequences resulting from unstIans ID u-
gsRce q tne se5s such as premature mpoisHey invoi-
giafy =einHa general eeBIly Or dOastB u.l
arrangement mas consult Dt7sI6en with honorbe on
dencs he eiten them asriseE cure. The scest secp,
III Mullen be consulted daily at his office No f Gus
tomhouse street BENJAMIN MULLEN NJ o.
TT Remember No s. Customhouss street iYl5 su
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DAILY CRESCENT T.

New YonK sAbINEs There are now eight
salt springs worked al Syracuse, n. " seven Of
which discharge one million gallons Of water ~
twenty loul hoars The aggregate amount Of salt
lnanulactured betweenthe Isl Of January and aid
die Of August al year. was l,673S94 bushels and
during ii4 same period Of time tlis year, 2062,l5l
bushels, showing an increase Of 395,2l0 bushels;
ready market Is found for all that can be man
niaetured, AID the demand for it increases.
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rqtO THOSE AFFLICTED wfrn VEN z sHslals DIS
4 EASES.Hhe reputation Of the writer 50 We'll estal-
sed that all that necessary to say those who have bs
% as to have contacted any of those dfedd
3t diseases known and called Secret Diseases IN ans paH
of their orms4 that the writer after most sues
eessul practice OF tweHty-six years confined strictly 70 e.
neea Diseases and Diseases otthe Blood lhavng treated
and relieved many hundreds who past al hope many of
whom had been undeFthe treatment Of eminent PHYSICIANS
without receiving any bene is enabled 10 offer yon pos-
lively safe eeain and speedy ShOEd any OF the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement they
would do well to call at No. So CUsToNH0UsE STREET. e.
fore applying elsewhere and avail emselyes OF the benefits
ofthe subscribers long and successful experience.
jyl5 2m B. +. MULLEN So CusOmhOuse st.
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M 3 y n q " A )

Iy0R THE BENEFIT oEESss AFFI ICTEIl --KnO q.
Il ng the extreme hazard ssch ngers run, 10 cons A.
ing physicians for the OF private Diseases owing % ie
utter disqualification of those wh0poless TO cure sneh cas-
Ideem be nothing but an act OF kindness towards q
unfortunately afflicted as well sheer justice 70 Dr. u Ill
LEN No So St0aoaSe street. TO state tha m the 81 or
1876 was sorey afflicted With syphilis ats wont and irot
he best regular medical practice could o5aln IN New ~
leans without being at all Observation-Disclosures w0Te-
At length heard OF Or. Mullen great reputation. an
piled to him. and fony gIeatloy IN three weeks he resoi
me TO perfect heath Subscribed New Orleans jan 4f
iyl5 I'm SAMUEL RJBBERSDh-
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NAruRE o. AZ Darn. AT Philadelphia, a boy
aged twelve years, was called to testify, and was
asked if he knew the nature Of an oath, to winch
he replied, 8 Ii i tell The truth nowand be good
afterwards, win go to Heaven Judge Kelly re-
marked that The question never better answer
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MASONIC.


LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK
MASONs-hods It's Grand Annual Communica q
OFfceys--M r Dddley NJ w Grand Master TIL :, 90 I
Il. Lewis, W Ilsputy Grand Master W ills II Nh /
q niat area: M Dsniel BAR, Treas w Ii
Howard scy John Clabone e Senior Deacon; u =
BenbfO3k @ Jan0F Deacon; e. Clarke, N X g Chaplain
A. ]. Williams, G Marshall J. 4. Stats, G Tyler,
Lodges auder the 3ursactioa Of the Grand Lodge Of La
GEORGE WASHINGTON Lopez, No. I, meets on the Isl (
Tuesday evening Of each month"; at the Masonic Hall over
The Ssuo9n kaSad peg9 eo q SaFo1pe S Peo
S W. G. CORN, w Samuel g. Risk see,y g Philhpp
Treasurer; T. J. Maria d; A. Wintercast, J D.
DuDLEg Lopez, No Sineets in The city Of Lafayette
on the I'd Monday Of each month at the odd Fellows Han
on Leyee s near Jackson, e8eersIM + Dudley W v;
w. A. Arms, Seey; J. w. Mechanics. D; j. G. Wingard,
J b; j. Brooks, Tyler.
Warren LoDaE Nc. 2-meets on the I'd Tuesday in each
month"; overthe Carroon Railroad Depot OF BaIonne
S vi; John Claiborne j w; = Lusk ssc'y; Lands,
Tsasr N. Williamson, S Joseph N. Bates, D ]. A.
Stats. Tyler.
MARION LoDeE No. 4-neets on the 4h Tuesday Of each
month at IS Common st. Qfcas-L, ., Reynolds w
NJ W. NJ Perkins ~ Theodore Famentier, J w.
W. Riebardson d: G Collins, j b Ajax Mclean Tyler
TaE CREscEsT Cry LoDsE, No 5-meets on the Isl
Thursday evening OF each month over the gsIroto9 KAT
bait 5 w; J. d Harris, w; A. 5 Jones, Secretary v
Raymond. Treasurer J. w. Deshea, D 7. Myers d.
EACH month No is Common 05feersD G. Benbiooe
| w NJ; o. H. BTockebank, w w. Il. Latham w;
Moss. 5 ID john SOuthwel d.
EuREKA LoDGE, No --meets in Lafayette, on the Isl
"Wednesday OF eaeh month on Leyee st., near jackson
OtFcsrs-A. J. BIihams, w NJ ]. 5. Devices, w; J.
Denniger, w 4 Kaiteyer, Treasure J. b. Clements,
sseretafg; s. + Thorpe S D S. Newburgsf, I'D ] Cal.
bertsoR, Tyler.
ALPHA LopaE No 8-neets on the Isl and Sd Saturday
Of each month the Masonic Hall Is Common st. On
cers--James r. HaTtsoek w Nj w H. hutchings, s w
E. Tfadeag, w Theodore J. Martin, Secretary Joshua
Baldwin, Treasurer.
sT JONI I40DaE, No. 9-lneets on the Sd Tuesday Of
each month"; at the Masonic Hail. of BarOnne and
Pefatdo IS. 0tfcers-J N. Wisdom, VIM J. w. Car
roll S W J AicRae, w w. g. Kendall Secretary n.
J. Pegram, Treasurer; K. Cofman, ID.
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. g, Of ROYAL "a
ARCH MAS0SS- the immediate jnIisic N ~ ~
ton of the General GTand Chapter tor the United "a ~
States-hod their monthly meetings on the first " \
Monday evening of month at the Masonic Hall owe.
the CanOItOn Railroad Depot OF BarOnne and Per
dido streets O6icersT Il. Lewis II p y. Blair, Secy.
NEW ERA CHAPTFR OF ROYAL ARCH MAsoEs-undeL
the immediate jurisdiction OF the General Grand CHARTER
the United Statehood teir monthly meetings on the I'd
Monday evening Of each month, at the Masonic Halt over
the Car0hton Railroad Depot, OF BaT0nne and PeIddo
ss.,. Oicefs-John faeilge, II r d. ~ summers See =
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RoN STORE.

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-07
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