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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-15

New York and bhltiiii're' now IN our pos
from rhladelphia. Boston ana other place
ed to leave ont entirely.
,,,h, p3rcc tss Hester st.. Rhcumat
"n"id s,.ileck az sryrnIh ST. Crn,p.
,viiit',',' ,r,,r,. On p.tyrrv pam in II
~ ,r,'.,,,,n ,n, -,h A. T. ajtb
~ If, $50, 10 u,ol,n,,,r :, Piles.
~ ~ v.dT,r In, Iu,,a,. y, pyScu,er
49, r.,,.n'.., N nnvcr 81 Stitr ners
4 ,,n,S RIrklry. a. Grand It., Purn>.
~, u..,ar u t,,ls,r :, Erui,es
'rhnn,s Lewis. 10 FORSYTH st.. Liver cot
,. mn r.h,r,' IN, -uti,Il, :, uh.u,n,,
, ~ -, uaog',,n I. lv,ll,,m s,,it I'm
Wm A,,,. ia H,wrry IIe,,y &
vi",or, IN IA Alien Il, A.ttm,-
II "A, o,,is 10 Cn,,rv e, Ehcnu,n,
S,l,,nn, rsy,rds AZ hrI,rcv Sick hc,,
phil,udcr ,Srhh. - Scpmiuel ST Heavy c.
~ ~ ,r,,t,- "a pii, II.,,,,rn,
Chrrlr. p SWIM. %; pr.J-g ST. Bfookl.r
T. l., Brown. ~ Adams ST.. do.
n,,,i n r.i,,''rt. n,..n, I snr4 h,,
s.,r..b s,n',h 81 nsi,nrr 81 r,in in +
Nv n o.,r,nJ-r 1t9 tnitnr II din
,',' u',,r,y - III, ", f'ha,,cJ
go, Td,,rts az n,l,,rv At ngyine~
Warch"ri a nliy., uhru,u,,
Vv.iI,,,,, u,,rveu ~ n,k :, Chirk.n
: a. R,rn,t .. Water ST.. IIr,y>ac
n rr,si o1l Pearl st !. n. thr,
s',i,h OF n,,',,cr pain /,
tlIz. smith ~ sramm.l 81 ,i.,d,cb
/. n Tnnkn, a.. t,h"r,,. ~, ,'o,,,.
". NJ. Andrews N p,na,nnI. 9, pr'.'L,.r
I'd. r Gofhu, plvuom,h AZ n,nnli'n "
VIM Dund ~ \,ss,u 81 n,,',LI,n ~,
Masses cu,nm,i l,s niy,sinn 3, ~ "'"f
r. Wicks. 81 second - So ,.,,,,,
II. ". Nun.on 5,i lvnirr Wn,,,s
lanes II. Wilkins 40 Thir,.en,b piIn.
Andrew Wiikin. do Hmm,
j. nightingale ll5 Ii.y,,ion ct n,i, in h
WIN. :. Wood. an rinlk st.. Salt Khe
4. y. Culver. NASH, a.. schnop, ,pnr,i, p
J. J. BRYANT. = Wal st.. pains en-
J mes Pratt. ia E'..iIaust SIRE Irrs
lhumtS Cnci.iu. 81 Church ST. Loss of h
]. G.. ChlvsIi,r I'm, r,.I,,,
]. Il. Turncr. Gg1 Water st., Pair in ri
&. w. Tonnes agn Cbr..tu, ne, :, Cn,r.
Abigail M,,,hnut o % iv,t - Tn'',nr -,
UnuJace Doyyns IN s.rorJ e, rru,.,i,,n
arius Nuunp 10 ii,id,r Iu,,c ii..,,I'ch,
Noah Wry,h, Allen 81, Bic Ola
u i. Jenhin>, rtriiS Bank. Sore yes
!, T.: I'VE, i,. ~ n,G'hrfry ST., salt rhen
+ T iIi"r", -, W. W, 4'h 81" 0n,n,y'
+, CTi,n' ~ nronme 9, sun, ..
.. p. Taylor % Forsyth st., Liver con-
Lewis rtck, ia. Fever , s"5
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-15

New York, June II, 1913.
MrssRs. kETcHAM & lIENsHAw. Gentlemen ::
This certifies that have been severely afflicted tor
many years with the Plies, but more particularly with
IN the last nine months Having used all the remedies
prescribed by my physician, also having tried other
means TO little or no advantage became very much
discouraged and felt though must suffer as long
lived: But providenlaliy was informed by Mr.
Mott, Instructor OF the Public School at Staten Island,
that would be cured by your valuable Pile Elecua-
y. Having confidence in his statement, imneda-
tely procured some OF the medicine and am very
happy to inform you that am perfectly cured by
The use of only one box.
Very truly your obedent servant,
GEORGE ROBT. CROSS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-15

This only one of than four thousand Ehcums.
ism that iIr To"ucnh Saaparl IA, cured severe
md chrome weekly eradca,ed extraordinary vir.
Blacknslfs Island Sept a. lsi,
Da. TowSsrND-nrar Sir: have suffered terrb, for nine
VITA the Rheumatism; considerable
sleep Tx I had most distressing pains and
lnbs terribly swollen nave used bottles
Sarst aud they have done dollars
Nodh OF good am much beter-indced entirely rcley.
d. You at hbct! this for the the afflicted
! ours, respectfully,
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plpEFlER nplMaOM.

,,jcIe wr invite the incrcduous took nj the tnnw'nc
ist Of nimes of persons VII" have brcn 'u''" u! ''
iSVEE'S NtJ.HEAiING plNTMENi. 49,,
II s rnt loo t,iich To say that tins Ointment is dlhG
.rrqt rond hcfc and elsewhere. rue various ''S
nnscs that cured, which were supposed L, E "'I
.n,nc nny v internal remedies yield AT once !" the power
r ,his ointment The nrincipc which it ever acts
viz r,derI re- iorrficn oftie lnseps@s P'rsprdan rs
The great OF it. As Wn,, hNe'e' nrph'e
n u common cold. nduccd 10y co>i'e 'h' pore upon ''e
sur,re il f,nvys that if bv means the pores can he
te nrrrrd and the InSenshl- Preparation restored me
vile ard nnrind huunrs of the body wall escape, and no
al sickness irif'in.
been proved be the ONLY preparation knn"n 10 c"ee'
this result.
we vnuid ren,qrk that some of the following com
pi.n,s have bcen Of long standing twenty yeHrs-
one ease of FORTH poJrs-nany OF them five and ten years
Snrh ms the sick headache, for complaint
supposed to yield orv To intcrinl rentdes have been
rured directly also rheumatism, Cold Feet, Liver Tom
uI1ut Constructions ASthn0, MI Diseases ~ the theS
Snrr, ard the like have been cured lc Others who are
TAX NJ ssrsapras htlsans title sugar caud. ps ana
ins are vet suffering with little hopes OF recovery We
speak these things m IRE IN sorrow titn IN anger oec"Se
we feel nd know that health aud life dear to every ono
Persons should h"ir. blncd by these things 50
long AS there evidence OF good. What VA not
n give for his lite !
We herr rive tc only OF the persons cured ard
their Diseases This is hut part of what have besides
ful Ccri possession Nay, II we hfn the
names of who been benefited cured by the ll
HEALING OINTMENT within the last six months sc
conld cover the whole brprdside of meeting house with
/ their number. BIi know our friends Will tell ii to
their friends and they, in ,rrn will whisper it 10 theirs
ard thus the good thing will 90 round while thus more
than twice ten Thousand hearts viii leap Tor joy in the good
we'd from this Ointment Friends cheer rs
rood work speaking the whole truth to your neghofs
and acul,anancc and let this great and good medicine
find its way into every muse huu eladden the heAt VI
every sou III the land,
We have room only to give small number Of names In
New York aud Baltimore, in cur possession. Those
from rhiadelpha. Boston and other places, we are obtg
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-15

Nessrs
Gentlemen-Understnnd that you are the Gen
eral Agents for the sale of Dr. Uphan's Vegetable
Eecunry Tor the cure OF the Piles. have deemed it
my duty to volunteer a recommendation in behalf of
that invaluable medicine. have been afflicted for
mnny years with the Piles and have tiled various re-
medies but with no beneficial effects. Indeed | be-
tan to consider my case hopeless. But, about the
ns OF september last, | prevailed upon by IA
TREND TO make trial of the above named medicine
took his advice, and rejoice to say that am only
relieved but, as | believe, perfectly cured. | most
earnestly recommend ii TO all who may have the mis-
ortnne to be alilcted with that annoying and Danger
ods d,scase. Very respectfully, your obi srrvt,
ELY MOORE.
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c cs h ire Railroad,
OPEN TO KEENE.
TIME ALTERED

- -: Est; ssz: ~; 6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-15

To country Merchants. Booksellers and al
D'u!ors 10 stationery and Fame, Goods.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-15

CORNELIUS SPUR.

Egramont, Be,k Co., Mass, Nor 90 lS47.
The above certificate tells a simple and truthful
story of suffering and relief OF which, physician and
witness III the case, cheeriully endorse
DR.. CHAPMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-15

IN and after Saturday, July lst, the
~ Passenger Trains will run, in connection with
he Fltchbuig Trains between Boston and Keene, as
ioows:
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FS;Szis yAtTESN.

james Cummings Esq, of the assistants Iuna,ic
UNI Black wells Island, the gentleman spoken the follow sa
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY,GQops,

l.
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andbk EaHalul
t. auH j
aud
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and
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s. IAN fsut inafa a n,ris
dsIa
=
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hk tian
al
sk @ 'Ie ac' tA Is aiss sats 81" H. se Fi sr a " e4, r
biz h. aud rHl slk hlaHf
at'nla laf 'nl Id soa nf iF"s @ ~ aa'l doH laiaf a
eG e Ina sud eat4a @ e 1" cloth t,af oi z'af raa pat
Paa Id siss'n a M" taas,ti an Hdesds %
lHl COLD Ms
> hoods % md roa - e s'a Nr ii 81 :. and -idsAn
- 4
haha kfsz a1i iasS sHspa - Aabh1t en'ba 81
flnnal and s1 f a aud a5 ped tanzu"
Shades bag
sala = T.
!! HH aud tAMrr
Temp Fasr''
y,a
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20

IIEARr.RESnING,- The New York pa
pers state that Dr., lGgaham, with his
wife and three ehillfen, the Young st only
Is months old. left En rpool iar New
York recently. DNms The alssa % NJ.
ingraham hal heen taken with pfemulufe
confinement anl lost het bahe, II lngIaB
live bat two days, but was fseo4cal4,
when on night an alatn aflss amlag
the passengers that the ship " goia I1
the b1llom Shi tsisl to risa btl W.
prevented by hat husband, WhD .iaaI5
quiet + lsafs, NJ. lugta4an WI
on h'r way Ia NV losk, with her chl.
df,n, to visit si-tef whom ST. hal nj
seen for twenty ytars, all wIl was aot
aware of her coming After the alarn
shi became a muiae. Get mn nay gal.
tsTs, SAID ia u those around her II am
going to se,my SISTER" The arsuowledg.
ed medical skill OF haf husband aud tie
kindness OF friend, r1uhl not avert tn
blow, IN two af three day, she d.cd, and
her hndy was committed to the deep. Up
to thai moment d.. iugruham had h1ma
mp, but now he began l1 dropp. IL WIS
first observed BY 10 s,alduin piayhy II
the manner ei maHas with Il string
Th1 Captain told he, rhIlren IL peal, 10
hin. as 1t mi III a.nu,e las ailemlgF aae
OF his little oaes sui 10 hn5 "Fuaeh
where Is Ma H. ssplis she put.
ting on her gailers, aud getting really u
$50 her sister II iana 10 bid, W.
rcm1gs d 10 til Hospital at SIassu Island
on tn afnNal q, The vessel, AL every
alsnllaU palllphln, hut wi.h1at su,sess
llls three lials giis were left at IL
Hospital, No u. lltfe kgcw that a#y
hal aay relations. auI Nefe ahoa, b=laf
seat "a Rad's lsl0ul. \ vesssl arrived
al 2 aHmi,us II which Bts . #sl.,run
vii, uNl been da irons ul ta.,4s pasa9
IL tIls Wv Yafa, alI Mo ~ ol.i -
to VA II, l.aa,A. lasesi oalaaWag
she Melancholy late ai NJ iaaul-, IA
communicated the latsl ,1.isa % The
sI-Ies Of NJ. Iasaha u. (,hiEnIgfe-a :.
able Ialy named ElaHl-.) u s.hoh in
u.Ws "a, .al ialt j. u T. lar haz.
baud, Applied 10 The aaI.laa. ana 1ual
then xsi ma n rafe ii. bI. N aas ilo II.
TAI ga5b. Tasy have asaiua h5me.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
GEyT& CL0TNlNG ANDFl' NSNNG DEPlRTNGNT

cuAT5-Supr 10 E.h hkc0i
lgiFh
ptld Jns do Ba ""d " d"hhs "' o..
nuI t.,
Pan AioT roh d IL a'1
td and Mhran oE"nd
gyr aud hur aud
ENRcoa DI Dtdr nh
agrT s ''''
bk aud o"@
,J d Crrh5 u DOts. cunts Brown lr'D
lrtr UorlscIh Dtrr ari rdd rock ana dntsro'r
D. London WINE %
Fu'h dui-'ny curi
@ ad checked ginboou s2"s "-41 wool
ukap prusiu ul
ln, sam N"
,rlnncr .rn aNH Mr plaid siay
H. lr luH aud mtH's'rS
Linen oil
iaprlrm mtoi hrkrp ,.,,
Uu do couoh white and brown drg
tNt srAs. uuur
oS bnanni "r aud e"d lawn
pr,nkN
CFaVa ana 7oo"1 mach
Lat fri'at" IN SUN
''''E D+''
rsag Nts
ro- "h''r az"
Pa, Or HHs' e'lf'
rbr aulpr ad Yol JOSH
s''lg '','l '
pouana lrglrn V"l "l"
IA Huc
very r, g1d peg sol" d' hn' "oo plu ',
yttyy. rlIdp
@a cal ,,.u
giDrdan di hr cfl @ ''
kip
lur-.r
slpp AMI nd Es'r pH lP supp ~ u
bk hNtrtusi
andZ. Nfs "e S' N
moHe s.T,c. haysyo c.aIru Mb and uae hm
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
IA RlD Va RE

ni..,ks,nrirs' aal3
Ssp efs' aa; pai
Tatt Ha4 aai az @ =. - '' @ N :3i ] -al i @f. a-
tl4s h4ati ftt ss~.'asss d.aeass"s t'ar 'r
=; ao p..i .Iog ss1 p~ss
- Ia6s ADD se e ee all ql..i @ sass a., ga. a. plat ,oi
@ @ s as, @ al kalf e.r a. ,afi y aud p has a
la2 = nm qi fe5 = s Ia md Iso , s ,',
aud iP.as eaaN % ant q sd. ode 1 @e M si sasss.
.4s ens A. aa. '5s - - ne & In a % -, a m
nm sasIa a. ~ aaa ef,la "a 'i tt. hottie fd
i @ ceass srys t - 4ls f5ssss '"tPa sfFk
bed oea @ = a .a5 , I .it % @ i.fs,s me- %
aud tHA' r't lao" : '' "fi mo
~ s' ' FOX 1i FARMERS ~; as ~,eu Of sa's,,
sSsS. Saad. nsaa,.,i aal ~ .ai e. land
rs to -'"-'i m''t. ~ | ,l f- i on .' t' " n'L
pI sH, e.-.', 'oi I" i n'' n ] . 2 Z @ ' P''i "
o a.a N s-f 6r 'ei e5 al qr, ,n-
aa pLs, os, bod ra soii wni n4i' and hsioe
a.l pot from quart erni
1,.loh" f '" AH' aud & aard -A'"' q 's" soele
bani Easaa ll4
s u.u. s ntPrns
.a' 'l. . % @ @ am m ' @ r "sr li % r F | ,@c % %.o %
Das duc c4Huiicr Dt Ift c. FFF G baas
IA sg'aR150 c. rk '' p,' lrlerd dr e b'Ae' osaf,d, a
= ' "'m tp* srr''i S""t, rT n' otf "r' '"a' ~
-; ,pl,sI a A r o aai wallets
I G % ,,. f5% Els a .a.: oi, @,.rs sn ali
l ,f saaF 'a,ro na .'i h0d@ at".yi oop."
t,,at wat OA" $50" t d,sos @ laI' H.D.r
pga -S irHT u, @ or door a. a pant Of al ,r,uo
"b 's aa % Of 'an"" q'r' '"'"s'o s A""a
Buttons l c1. uto Bp d. twist uopr buttons
Ps bhoi Nop aui agate hni bon a"i hos toks
Q@l" "@r; r, ar Aend imitation DeA ss , a
49, qtsi pAd c,Jf ha" vrub, sal !u tf" ar4-
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20

AWFUL SeakH II day o. laa ago We
saw Wlnla Hglat gHA IL .l.laaa
.rrusas Sa=aa- gaa &. ..a#l=a4.e. al
4 mntas Aauc5ulfaab.s Ias-iIl u.
.uipasauIs daH.- sa5a ...a Z q iIs,. -. a
lIcs happy haae, d.I4e IIal.aeaaIal
lu-hlHl aud lal.irr IL 1i-.s,ls al ,aatl.
Iul b.8u gls IL wl1,eaea ,ne,iiei aud ii 4
wa g5uly h#gs 10 liz DE- Iuit o.
,uHas s5JH "a -fzzes l-s IIsl
nuH#z wee H#aHlia. Sac iaaa..l .lHs.
,r.l a uI - P.. iHaH. gOaH#ileI - Il
-apeHIsI p1aaH1. di###..-, - alll-i a.
suudHau iIrl Hs.ar iIaH-s, an hli Z Iassu
hor' IL ,h.. b. iss a.t- burned i4lJ a
sa-p' lis.iHHsunHsas vl WI -ls sas
iH "a : ua.iI=s=. .s.t d -. VIA. 80 .a.szIHi
SAC was uh.I#aI lpHa. 81. w.n .al4I aHl
mls#zz..s,'ds Ossa-i1laiy III U.,alsl
, t4E slHl i 10 .h 4lIu .a-iYl II.
IJy.u, ~...aIl p.rrug e...a.Df0i gay,
al e. -ll- .t.t. i4...., 81, h-f HAND. "et
h..,y - lis FH,I g'tsiult - shat uu. the
ha.Ii -gffH. .e q, .gi.j .1 Dr.. -..,'iel
Nl.,A Iusr, Co. % D4'..i "a hy aH i,-
r...uIl power, hf Waull ri-. .'.Na4i
c...gII WblF yl What -u. i.HI shi
wef. A.i u..lr4. asa wish n.I sul.
ga t. plunge IaeA DO -ir u.Y NO. IY.aaa.
u. h.c, u.pt hyut tHIn al iu4r-
calD.. ul.a lbtuit lur.uIE uNI is..
uipmge- I.u.ua4".a.l'..,3-H
tA i....r.al. l..a'.r .ra a.'.. D. -..
lulsm1 POS d l- 70. .s....llu'. sos
H"t'-.a4- .,-44al. -,e.. ... H. ".....
r,s4 DIpt ly.lai .4 c4t...... ...t ..a
slIIa-,Ig 90. ds.,i.. winch u..
dlalh c.Is.Itl tr.le. --i., - lat.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
SCHUOL.

SFNli: u1t"rm take, pleasure IN auH0unc.
az ull,r pUlht, thii he wi rruu" bs
.rlup' ui his g. sl,uce, Pmr Grv,.l lwo mi'cs
..,t ol Washington. ua Monday ,Lc !sth day VI
september g., lsls
T'rns per srsion II months;
~ mtty bf uchrs, 81 50.
Higher tiafa'E, lhuu.
Boarding can be had on niodrfatc trtms, iu re-.
.p,ciabr Gn.lirsiu li, ,u,ulN.
JAMES \. WILLIAMS.
Srpirtulef n. ls4s.3H
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
Washington Male aGd
Female Seminary.

THE Tuslrrs ar hsppy 10 anHo"nrs. that Tie
| .Nguises ia ilr Female lrpaHmrni ol This lh-
-tiui'1n, Nii be resumed "a the 81 Moad'y ol
~rpisu.ber neat. under the supervision 81 5 l..
~L,cg.A " BiIrdby oonpeiri.i aud y1lercnecd
;-lriuI.. m every d. piimrH.
lHty crai lrniiy trust tilI tiirir ciisfis 10 cs'
iibli-ha grm4Ir lHs,iulr Of .4ppnar order, VII
.r at-I.'.uga BY the lbef-l patronage VI ,ie eon.
uByliJ
TIE Fiepiy wi.i clpsi-, II
) l.. sL'eE. A N, President.
NJ, = l. Dow. Gur'rurss
fin g. J sL,cg, U.HaulyniA' dept
M, MAN e SEWL do. do
~. terms per session VI ~ weeks, payable halt
I HfvBucr, us follows:
IUtIuu. 81
f,rucu, spanish. Italian, aud Latin,
taCut VAiri, ~
Davtus aad Painting 10
Musr-f,-uo, Hop, GHfar. zach 80
Bonding. .ry,p thug mr,uIrll "
Dy o.drf ol lAe B1Ird,
u. r. rUlN DEXTER, PpBL
= r. SANDEAs. Str.
Washington. Anr ~. ls4stL
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
etEttt.

IH .." .. I.-. .. OIL. la.H.H7fH.
e...- .. .F -.t... hike --.H.
..... I..+. IHt iH
HtuH.. r.ac.t..I t.si t#~a IHt'
.4..- .u- !,., - e Faced. lH. o tJr Jlca
,.l L.suwi.. /. .in, as pauuFN ,i u'e fna a..
gu.H..,,. .sai J.. itIiiHn o." sentA wil b..
o. rarJ ,ui.r i0lu JIy ol Ortu''sr ursi' P"''."tl,
Co. which, luNrtS u,yr' H d br fs,irii ID ,'r,H'lf,
Voc Ifs,,ug 4ll TIE m.uum1t 1tinn ,rh may 10" Gr
.u,,I b., llt.uis nli ,Ilt'ius tiHrhili lilr sNs
iriu VI nsuHyil., COS, raNrui, aud i.rms o..
tuiian
Tue uprnus aI iIr fmll dar.ila'i sp.F.
,p,ieJ t c..arg iru.r oi lbc unNu.jat,e dniru.
iiuu 81 VI. Si.sa aud b., cop. ol teacher. ai
Mem t.s. uuIt lar l..l MoudlF "l uduh'rusAt
> 4. SANDERS, Nctg
Rashuson. Sep rlnb'r lllh, i'i-.ij.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
A crccE IndInn klIled nnoIher CD.

A Creek lndian killed another Ctsck,
OIL Friday last, on SalI-aw ere K, Chefo'
kce nation, about one and halt mil r
from Dwight Mission. The mntdercf
stabbed his victim Ia the back, the hnlIc
a very large bowie, cutercd between the
shoulder blades, near the spine, an tlie
point came out through the breast bone.
lie died instantly. This Is said 10 h' the
third or fourth muu that has bcen Killed
by this monster
Fort Smith Herald, Aug. 30.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
ss5 u I'D aDnzR,Ea We

and
Ieit# SnI daps.
td tpa
na ahpu4
polished suaau cured
H# n.sf san b aHe essNeI
al 81 a-rr9 9ilt tE4ysh.
Ilawt
~ebfa sat AL hosnf
muea
h' ss AAsnsasLtt-spt
so ana
eiHara RHtr
70 usl a ireland
aaJiu
e RFd nl aHmi daai
lla
ad dr norl d d mnth In
p+l ant t fP ig basa aai iil a.s 4
snaha aaaui
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
DaUGS am MEDICINES.


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WAsnINGToS JULy. g.. lSl6.3OI
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20

MELANCHOLY AcclpENT--As the schoon'
er George Engs, Capt, smart, from Vera
Cruz, the 30lh, was coming up the river
the captains SON Charles c, Smart was
knocked overheard by the boom. Mh
Thomas Smith, Of Providence, X. l., Il
teamstrr, jumped overheard 10 ase tue
boy, but mhappily both were drowned
before assistance could be rendered them
Young Smart was but twelve yers OF age
lie was from Camden, Me
" O. Pic, IN
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
oznNI sss-a-lu VA aps1s.

TUE piluIrrs of tho Southwest arc respect.
/ iaiy inlHmed tha, Tie manufacture Of Gius.
his acsu rctniy commrHerd, sad il nov IN fun
operation, ID, CO..iasburg, Ba.,isr parsh. Ia.
lssd'.IsHcd that Ills establishment sllall b.
permanent. Hnl ll,e proprietor sci.cis patronage.
under the pledge oi iuGsh,ng an article ssg,fivr
10 any naw IN .i.r.
lhr patronage aud rrwsm o. iudusiry /. ever
Pfepo ton 70 the utility Of Il. products Pfofl
tihr ifsi Obi ri IN all rnirfpnsr; aud 10 SECURE
MS o'j-c', superior .kll. mairrirls aud a,ien.
iah 49, required IN new establishment, that
wa 'li eomprrl auceessivl.y with those of lenl
si,nlng ina luPu.ur
No paiu' or Aprase hus been spared 10 .scur.
lures advantage. ingtuius, ,kiIlfl workmrn.
the bet mitrnil, snd the uios, approved pattern.
afr rmrl'>rd' anc ihr proprietor dragns that thu
frpu1ainn Of lfis establishment shall b- d.irrmn-
ID and sustained By The superior qualify VI his
gus Thry will BE- furnished to pureias.fs Al lie
mnst convrnirni points on he fiyrf, above or b..
iuw l.c all, upon terms a. I, a.saabIt anu 10.
ooain ID ,ing, as can be- lud 81 any establishment
o' iir Aiul ga tar county The met eaf-inl snd
prompt aitlho Will be- riyru 10 III, T.psriDr N
guns; aud to all oldrfs 10 that line of businfs.
JuiiA r COLLINS
Pacvic Boss.'r P4Ish. Ia
Asa i'houpeai 10 M. fully empowsfeJ asrut
too li' oo''n"ei' aad d-posT Of my gn.siands low
being Manufactured at CVl,burg Al engage.
nsui. VI ls, W hr strictly flied on such terms a.
Ar may arrange lgr
JOHN 7. COLLINS
'oIln'sufg' Bossirr Parrish, In, july 30 lsls
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
Notice.

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| ul tamr. g.. ifaail.. ua .Hr ay,H iu o. u'
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r.H. Nsr, au ',i. Dau, pp. r.,rs Na.u..
H. rH,Hr So
Ur.u. a 81 IJr} NhIr
N..h ed. 3 g. ..sa.t.. Ord. d.
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Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
GR0CsRI.Sl W.Ngs All L.agQRs.

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Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
I!.T.1 TED.

I'M whru'rr sill give lb'rlv1.'s far Ii'
prsng ul %, ST.. "f 100 ha -- "0 eaton o.
hur i,al-il vl.hu.t g. psL, rang iu ds ~ ri'li d
ri l.,u rr,rr. ct %, les plantation at The lu %.
I . rn l,u-u ruu.l. h.
Provision. Niaitlrd al rlihrr p''r' eva i"ls 'u0'
bl,, ,r,n,s. JOIN COgkRELL
Pur li,l, D1,rf parish, Ala a. l'i-jt
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
NOIicc

I WILL cell my coilon Piantuii'n situate he
| tpr toun.yol Lafayette, west eide Ol Red lag-
40, together Wll, one Guudrrd aorhmaiel slaves
llr .lU o every druummaliun. consisting OF
uulrs. hor.s., cattle, sheep aud hogs. farming
iirusIls, household und hicurn uuiure. \
rrlt ul our to len years may be ,fllctyd, with
Ulricsl frrm date.
/, WILLIAM WYNN.
, August 9lsl ls4s-3G.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
go0lis y STATIONARY.

4 'asay P.s S5. dseeaag smith; sssPiy saa aa. Mea
- nun m h ~ = ,.a ssf "o's Ifs Enpa' afa. History Ohs uad
ay a' saP-il ''r a. %e Rratep papf
n4aT,p ieAr tl
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Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20

Faglt Aes.pI,J y l..y pHlM asri.
q 10. u.r4.aI S,Iu.ia. ,.-, be-. Doe t.s.a.
!,yo.Jr.e.-plu,lt MIA. Cosy So hn
las, h31f..nsg aul ltl. ~ % a.Nl..,
Row. boz 10, 10, h- lif..r .'u, q boy
about ! yaA, ull, a >ulIi ,A1.guI. aui
too. Ga. boy w..n u.Hi oI -'aluIty ltst,
over lhrn,ct 10 tlr usl.'lIJappll %. IcI.
icrslu,l,r, 10 shoot, MuI-. lua father. uu
cpnlug tln icnr., plt the suu, ov.E uul
thea 80, over him-rIL telling tht lHtl
boy To gct over aud follow Lih lie had
p.Dte d,d bu, irw yHsl. whau hc head
tl,c report OF gun immediately a..
tfaciug hl, -I1p., Aei5HII h.- s1u hanging
llel,-, otli tho i.uuc. aud quite dead.
III, gun hal bac4 discharged by soun
means. AMI lha cDnlUIl-, h.st aduE the
Il IA ifu.n th. nihl aHnablve the cihJw,
ital lol scl IN Ia. sil', killms m.n alHosi
instantly rhn htlt boy WA. a Ecy
pf)nl-Inl chil aud The lilo. o! hl' la'-
cul-.
ruc sudden death aithis ir,ls boy has
thrown deep giiJm over tn household
OF the brrcuved p,Jrui-, aai the Shoe" 'p
the lnthcrwas sus'ycfe that he has h.en
uut1 dcmuscd ia hl- MUD rv'rtmc -
Ii, made Two Or three insane aiIempls to
drown himself Saturday aiie.uJoi, b"'
was rescued by hls Iasnds.
L,M Courier SEPT 2.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20

ESGLsu PaEpARAfIoS..-lahn IT, Shef.
hufne writes ron London 10 the n. Y.
Sun, as loll1Ws;
"fh' Ei3ish aest noH prepared IN.
sen, alud Il ia igeta II Ihe day a
MIN o. hmruh 50 am ps.llaiIy
miafael by iaa Aiaisal, y, All also Ii
my aNu olseaatlll III, al ioa,u8H
wi t'bn'a H. auIa1z, apa1as=, Ps p
lnt Ia oas yfy zullsi =Hp,eazH.
o0th=f C3ha u Masao. ultaaa=n 1t -
dsai j wAHHl ga, ~ u.,a s6s lice IT.
iafalae. A.i.hu mea nj W.. u uli tn
doak var are, aui hage pseu drilled a.
soldiers lot mailhs ptsi, aud the AlMiml-
" la!ofm me thy can muster, Il the oeea-
rlolfalnit d II 2J,0no, TO throw on ha1fa
tn q at lltet new riding ut their an.
chassi Ike war eagles 10 puuuee on ia l.;
prey Spain owas 10 England iOOO,000
pounds slesIinE 10 have this pad u small
sla1fon OF steamers are 10 sail lof, uba
aud remain until the whole lit shall Ar.
rive and auelpr, where Tia y are to remain
unlii some Immediate auang grmeuls ar
nalt 10 lilai late the elaim. fhcu II {.
'col nnsI do the sam and promptly, OF a
hlpeaade VIII be III eon,c4u nee. The
puhis -tos ia England hafe alw II ar
t!opD.On0 of al kmls ol prov ilds. 50 |
ou lniotne by uuthonly AM are ready
utaIasl ANY emergency va tliese violent,
pg.Fifal, revolutionary Uuss. :
n fan letter wfitrr slalss, that III
Panre {, .iaia,Dlg Is preparing to Gun,
- Amelrn with muuhgf q French no
hl Is. 94l o.liaf.. 20 i1and colony lie
uaal# but the Ia lie n hi' bIlI nov h ip.C
Tie National Assembly Panue LOU
Nupal on alsa looks iaEasds tha INT d
S,at a., hi- future h8m.