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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

ORIENTAL LODGE, NO. S. %. o. F.-THE MEMBERS
" VI this Lodge notified to assemble Hall Canal
street, on wednesday 18th instant at N, TO unite
g. L. Of the State Of New York. in the funeral obsequics
to he paid to the late Grand Representative james Con
deceased. JOHN u. STEVENS, Acting N q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

A MEXICAN MUSEUM.-PT BAKNUM, PROPKLEToR-
f. Hitchcock kanagerSplead performances every asp
noon at ~ ococh and every evenings at Last %
me celebrated Belgian Giant Mons BMn the taest una. h
strcor 80 feet long The three Living Ourans Ous anss
In this country apparently much bruta
The Fairy Family Mr. Chubbce, the Indian Futst Highland
Mammoth Boys Giant Baby Wax Scripture Statuary. M
whole including Museum performances IS oents Children
der ~ years Of age enough alone Tx osute
Reserved front seatS shilling each. extra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

NOR TIE FISHING BANKS OFF SANDY HOOK-THD
stauncn steamer Buffalo, Capt J. W. ancox run
every aSndny Iussd., Friday and Sunday. The
and Thursday Both boats win loavs the loot q Robin
street. ~. Catharne stIeet n, TX Grand street. o, H
No. X, va NJ returning By r. n. .Rlsa
and Capt Smith, old fisherman viii is harpoons Nm
be beard the Buffalo. Fars ~ cents. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

IMPORTATION WANTED OF MICHAEL WILLIAM EUS-
taco Coaehmaker who was at Tammany Hail. NJ Y, abont
three weeks month II this should his his
Father his immediately Harsnus NJ j. or let
him know where he IL. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

QURTONS THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRRET-WEDNHS-
~ day Evening" July &-Wiil be performed ANGEL IN
THE ATTiCThe Chevalier, Mr. Jordan; Magnas Mr.
John Dunn Marietta, Miss Petrie which, pavsd
rev dra%s. in acts and II scenes called DONKEY AND
Major Sol Basock Mr. Brougham Capt Cuttle Burons
Walter Gay, Mr. James Dunn Florence Dombey Miss Hik
Dress Circle and Parquee 20 Family N
ats: Doors open at u o'clock CuYtair rises st8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

QOwERY THEATRE.-wEDNBsDAY EVENING, yULYA
- will b acted The grand spectae the kSIoiffJ
OF ST. yUBNBslphebs, Mas Msry Taylor; sig O,I
Rhodes Mr. w narshal Grand Master Mr. Stafford cir G'osa
Ribemont, Warden; ksb the Rhymer, Burke. KchamA
Ball Mumbo Jumbs, Mr. Jordan; Cisree MIRA Phillips 10 =
follow with the FOR UNTO
Gifted servans-Baron Dln0ver, Mr.. Warden sg AHert,
Mr. Stevens Emperor Aaiapa, Burke Hon. Mks PERT
Sutherland Hon. Mis- II Mrs Waeot; For.snto,
Miss Taylor To conclude with tn iADY or THE LAK1-
Blanche Devon Miss Mary Taylor Doors peslUp
attn o'clock boxes5 csnts; Pit dAlk,
l2x cents
NIBLOs, AsTOR PLACE BsoADwAY.-wEDNEsDAV
evening. July ID WI be given plen Of "a
BLEAUXto he followed by the uch admired
OF GRANDFATHER WIIITEhEAD-Crandfat.r Whitehead,
Mr. H. Placde; Mr.. Drsyton Mr. Henry Bob Ii aon Davann
Louisa Miss Teltn susan Roberts 70 conclude with
comic bali IRnouie, called Los LEGA DOhEa Gro,nlrd
~ Antoine; saie, A. Chrstian; Petit JEAN sohmiis Ia
Belle Coqueeot Mile Adelaide; Rose Pompon Mile Mthlda
to8. Admission 81 oenta
CAHLE GARDEN-GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL WE'D
~ nesday Evening July 2G-Beneft Of Bottesni u Ardiu
by Truth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

M kCHANICS RAIL-. NO. l72 BROADWAY, BETWRKN
Il Grand and Broons strsetsMonday July a. and every
night during the week. The ORIGINAL CHklSTYS MINIS
TkELS during the past been
received with such favor and have We
honor Of announcing that owing the
ezamped they win remain In hs city aad give
inmtable entertainments for week
cents Doors T. Concert commencing at O'clock On
Saturday, July 49, m Afternoon Concert neners at
O'Clock. MANA and Director r r. CHRfSTY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

ITO LET-THE TWO STORY DWELLING, 81 SECOND
Avenue with and bathing the rear range
in ue kohsnwth hot and cold water Inquire 50 First
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

Guns and PistoIs-B. Joseph, "a Maiden
lane importer Of Gnns and Pistols every quality
very low prices Merchants gun smiths Others are
que-ted to examine the stock and prices before
making their purchases.-B. JOSEPH "a Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

Rk LODGE, No - 1. U. Of q. F-THE MEMBERS OF
"A this lodge are particularly requested TO ROOM
OF Grand Clinton Streets
the 10Th inst at o'clock to tribute respect
late worthy brother and Grand Representatives James
BY ORDER NATHANIEL OAKLsY ~ @.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

A N EXCURSION AT EA!-FOR HALIFAX DIkRCH-
IA The fine Exi steamer BUENA VISTA Crsain Ma
thanel Jarvis will pier No North kiver a. n~-
Thursday the 27th July for nxax ~ 8 Direct Se
exIec ed to ars at Halifax Saturday and Viii ssa
for Boston on the Wednesday following probably
arrive Friday This opporsu nifty for al excursion No.
the besides afording passage TO IIa
fay. The are for the excursion 10
Boston will ie s Fare 70 bali AZ only SIG. For farther par
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

The Plulnbc National DaSuerr ean Gallery,
On the upper corner Of Broadway and Murray street. should DO
visited BY all who have done is decidedly
resting place that know city CHARGE One
sure to meet there man y familiar faces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

EOR S4LE-THE ENTIRE OR TIE ONE HALE INTE
rest in the Lease u unespred toset with the
furniture Fixtures and improvements Of the Public House
long and avoraby known The Place No. Nassau
nearly opposite the Sun Buildings The proprietor being en-
gnged In other business the August
much Of his time to The Place requires would dsposo
Of the whole the above interest person quascd free from
embarrassment and OF good character to whom op
portnDity For further particulars inquire LEWIS FORD
on the premises, between 10 A. NJ. and 4, N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

INFORMATION WANTED OF WILLIAM YoUDALE BY
trade Tailor native Of Cockermouh County Cunbcr-
land England He left his native place about years
ago. for Montreal Any information respecting him will DO
thankfully received by his brother.
JONATHAN YOUDALE, 81 Chatham st, NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

w ALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPBIS.-BRNn-
w ft Miss Fanny Wallaok-w ednesday Evening July q
lSlS will be performed the comedy OF the HEIR AT Law
Daniel Dow,ss M Blske Dick Dowas Mr. wheatey; E.stA
iiomsspun, Miss Fanny Walaek Lady pubeY Ma Thaysl
10 conclude nth drama 10 sketch called the VOLUNTEERS
DEPARTURE AND REIURS-Father. Mr. a'Beehst Harry.
Mr. aemHn; John Nv Gooda Sergeant Mr. Eer
Brunton; Mother Mrs Archer Miss Geneanger arnstt
b, nestle MissJenare; First Young Woman Mr.. Hasturt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

The Cheapest and Best Place In the City to
good Boots Shoes and Caters IA Ann street. near
the Museum His best French Boots 81 5O econd quality
from S. 80 to 81; Congress Boots. from So 80 to 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

TIVE ADvERTISRR, AT PRESENT RESIDING IN GIN
cnnat, Ohio, having hrst rate among Talors
and Cothers there would like TO arranemout
with some house who would wish establish tas
1ourshng city for the sale Of Dry Goods Trimmings In heir
ne To sueh to having moderate capital come
credit wishing to establish safe and lucrative business ~
OIL. most desirable opportunity For urthT appey
to A. Of Harris Abrahans, Coter Cincinnati Ohio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-26

VOR. RALPH, AUTHOR OY The PRACTICAL PKIvATE
~ Treatise hc " Greenwich street. oSioe hours A. NJ
to r. H. Sunday exccptedl Those who apply tho sary
stages will be surprised at the radiy and Little
attending their eur 1t 10 chiefly however uoss who su
pcry appreciate his ssrcea In STRUCTURE from I'D
pent 70 advanced and disesng staxe (from unssu
mon advantages In addition 70 aotics his
pain he can afford rapid easy radical cure whs he
America.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-07-04

Soloaten lduft iie pollenos spie Dor Dem
bolen Selnoe. Oa6 fommt aber baber-
fubr ct leiier fort neil elm Soloat uno
no@ oo6u Elm 6uiorenlieutenant ibre
SWweltcr, meine ieei9e Srau, bel Scr
Naie Derum9efGbrt bat. rno meineSrou
belBt Sie6eben, ibre S9wefter aber Nsaz
tDe."
uQ9otbe! - wieoerbolte Sleorius er.
itount. - uno cie5tben, Seine Srau,
bob ct rpieoer on-ia9te ST nibt, oab Ie
l0on einmol Uerbeiratbet 9ewe1en iei 2"
vSerbeiratbet q ld6elte Der Wann-
-bm, ia! ober nitbt 9etraut. Sc mar Ell
ne 9etpobnli1e @eIDi6te. Naboem Der
9err lieutenant oo5 Mdoel un9lacflib
9emotDt bate, 9in9 ct oopon uno aberz
IleB Die Wfutter lammt oem &inoe ibrem
S0idiole. Sb obcr orucfte Ip6ter Elm
2(u9e 5u uno beirotbete eie5ben, Die cine
on9ebro0te 9tobrun9 uno Elm paar bun=
bert Gbaler @elo belaB. Si6 ouf oenSun=
gen oa, Dem oo5 ooeli9e eieutenantsblut
in Den Qocrn lpuft, teben mir outb re6t
9ldfli1 5uiammen. 2(9atbe, meinesbpG
germ, olent o(6 Sun9fer bel unIerer Srou
1mt6bouptm6nnin uno be1u6t un6 70 oft
ol6 mo9li6, I'm mein G6cbter6en gu 9Gn=
9cln uno gu bGtiDeln."
(8ortiegun9 fOI9t.)
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(Sortlegun9 foI9t.)
Iranrt9e Tol9en elmer puloerent5iinz
OunQ.

-
[9(uSSu9 aus sinsm Srisfel @sra @ruy 8. Sun.
Sieien Wor9en um 10 ubr, tpuroe bic
9onse Staot our6 einen fur6tbaren&nau,
Der burb cine 9ulperentSinoun9 perurs
iacbt wuroe. in pl6blibenSbrecfen 9efest.
9o5 0au5, no iib Der 3ufaQ erei9nes
te, muroe BON 40 merifaniiben @dibers
innen uno Sortillo: :Sdderinnen bepobnt,
uno iDar Oct Seriammlun95ort armer 9eu=
te pom eonoe uno man faot BON @uerils
las. Sin Sbeil oe5 untern Sor;immer5
lpuroe Don 5mei Spaniern benuet (oie ltb
nit elmer Qrt bon &leinbanoel bel6dfti9=
ten, tpie in gteu Orleans Die iooenannten
Gabaret6) Die oDne 3lpeifel cine Quluers
S6mu90elci trieben. 9Sie oas Dulper in
GntS Sin0un0 9erietb, peib Jiemano.
Ser Inblid Der Guinen uno oer bic II.
oo Seritrcut le0enoen uerffimmelten eei6,
name mar fOreGtitb - Man rdumt Die
Huinen 70 fbneQ ols e5 ltb tbun ld6t aus
Dem @c0e, leioer aber 1T feine 6offnun9.
Dap man nob Qeberlebenoe entoefen miro.
8Iudlberpeiie lparen Die meiifen Der
Srouen i'm 0interbauie, al5 oas unetih
li0 sutru0, ionff tpiiroen no6 oiel mebr
9cben Dem Sooe gum Spfer 9efalIen fein.
Seoeutenoer Sbaoen puroe ourb Die
befti0e gribitteruno in Der Nabbaribaft
on0ericbtet. Die o(loemene 8eltir3une
uno dn0ifli6e Nobforibun9 bel oer Nus
inen mar unbeibreiblih; oenn feoer, ben
sur 3cit be5 lln0lGcf6 Elm Glieo ieiner Sas
milie uermi6te. spar beior9t. GineBabe
bate oa6 beronordn0enoe Solf suriitf3us
bolten, tpar ober nibt fdbie, Die bedno.
iti9ten Nnpernanoten uno Sreunoe oer
decentralization 81 oerbinoern, Die Eniuen
su befirmen. Sin 6erlumpter merifas
niibcr Sunoe, tpelcbpr bel Der SefbieBuno
BON 8era @ru5 einen 2(rm ueroren bate,
jc9 Dor aQen ourcb feline @mliefeit Die
Nu9en ouf iib. Gr f6affte mebr por lib
al6 spei on0eifellte 2(rbeiter.
Sen. Ycrlifor. S. Smith befano fib i'm
Qu0enblcfe Der Grptofon nur Sbdren
popon entfernt uno mar 70 eben oorbei ees
9an0cn ct 1T @ottlob! unperiebrt oeblie=
ben.
Gopt. 9Sinter par juoe0en uno traf bic
bciten Sorfebrunoen, um oen eeioenoen
bei;uiteben uno Die Serunot otGdten aus
Dem Sbuttbaufen nit oer or6BtmG9lib'
fen Gile berporibaffen Su (oiIen.
unoefdbr cine Stunoe nab Der @rplos
lion 0erietben Die SaIfen oe6 6auies in
8euer uno Die 2drm9lode muroe anoesos
9en. 0obei bate ib gum Grltenmale Die
8ele9enbeit. Qu0enSeu9e Su fein tpie man
bier bel Seuersbrinlten uerfdbrt. 3aum
S,pei uno cine babe Minute iparen felt
ocm eriten Sbla9e uerflofien. oa befanoen
litb Id)on 200 0alttbiere NIT 2Soilerfdnern
belooen am Utoee. Oieie Maultbiere
oeb6ren oen .1SafertrGoerm tpelde bel
Seuers @efabren au9enbllcfllb blnellen
mIlIen NIT pcllen Sdfern. pofir fie oas
Hebt baben. oas 9Sa6er Der 0fTentliben
Srunnen gum Serfaufe su eebrauden
lie md1en iib nab Dem @sice Sag uno
|Naht beret bolten.
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Sdbr9. ., gan,e S>mtm. AG1.
Stcnstoo sen a. eeJmlt, 1SNS,
20ufei,oc Stut,tt1ter rs.

@ $ : s @ * $$
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
IMPORTANT TO
OWNERS OLE HORSES

- w INIIIJD VI llNjILDIDs
WILLOWS CELEBRATED HEAVE CURE, which has been
as with such astonishing effect in France and England fo
s ial "flE y@l;9 the made available IL
american ceh Heretofore the disease called Heaves has been
regarded rs an lneuabe maad and thousands have searched
Their oreh0nse OF facts and taxed their inventive genius in vain
To ma remedy for this afct1n The great beside
last been attained DoW's invaluable Heave Cure UNIVERSAL,
admitted TO be pure specific in this formidable disease and al
those VINO nave tested its virtue by fair trial lavish endless
C0numa upon us eHacy Il net only speedy for tn,
eaves but VIII also be found useful in the Gandes and if gveI
IN season VIII eNpel Bots and Worms wanented thorough
y cure the worst Coug in one week, and w generally eradicate
appearance 70 the hair and improve every way the condition
the horse Persons who own valuable horses need fear ad
minister 1t 10 temi it is warranted entirely
deeeos ingredients and they should always keep
papers f this powdv on hand order be administered
ms the first symptoms Of the disease appear which will
slight cough and difficulty in breathing be quite obvious
TO every person. that by repeatedly driving horses through
snow hey VIII contract colds which if neglected. viii
in the heaves.
GIVE the powdera rt'l, and il will recommend itself
CAuIoEtAs there are several limitations and spurious articles
being put up under the name Of avc Cure "eave Powder
&C., be sure 10 ask for Dow eave Cure. BE careful and
| Qu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
10 CONSUJLP TTON CURED. ~
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life,
The Great English Remedy for
COidS C0UgRS. ASthlpa and C0Ysply9ti0n


Coh"S Co"ghS, Aahma and Consumption,
for Pco and Pnsnaly 6is ea s G .tag a mnr g1e
and unsurpassed te elegant agreeable pectua cur
awe 81 these formidable complaints now known to the civilized
World Ihrce years of trial in ne United States during which
e ~ "tth distributed from Name to Florida as only served
~ , rs pfehieUL u'tHi N MI paris Oh the country as
lno al rem ana ONLY reliable remedy IN the worst
ease aud the most agreeable curative Of all ihe slight
'" " ooS tC"g ana nnamHaon tRat can possibly be used
Splitting OF Blood lhIsHehtlni mhoh u approach
ed and rI,r,d t a., ng ~ H., - Sp eu'S cHetk-
,bc i IVA ~ Sn usI W h"cdhs hungarian otl'am'
cles and restores those vital ,rg MS t innS r., yam " %
bra,th, rnoJitio ~ we" 'E"s' 'o '.'ss' To- s"ua n9
nlvuvS ar.cg ram Remember this: ept4g o. noou
49, 49, 49,, ul'e NJ! i'o" d~hd.hc! lOlu-
later trmlnate in death person Who raises Eood viii
again. unless proper curative is Immediately employed
ram IN the side. In'S Gls'fesshe symptom Of con-
IN, ,,, m sIigl t HES n rom Innlmnn',mh oi
I .' o ig,oie e"len se riafa or from Droncmi
a a PIes, q. s G'eI ttse IL Is adaneefos nd
"y tne natra q inc system ne cause hs synp
tInt ,hisc So srci and Ia i ng Cl ~ p'y anIu
~ my l,u hIlPg rs ,ue great EngIlsh kemedy,
i ny M h, Mgh 'ntFe 'sge!h' IN lis inge-
IL IN casa" 1f cotlun'n,in .i H' n, liver
mDlant. In cases OIL consumption the lFer is - ~
.osen ,onr, and ,,ni ntti ~, mCg,H, 'no aus" the
noticnil % t f5 H. III 'ssoc.hs eohsnNpNe
] oTge ARE I'e ioIna III an tn.se "g"nS particular
n If, ~, ] ulST puuHsS lauy, oiy ana SWtlel-
" If nv, @ mnan II dis'aSg o. the nEnr espe'
cnuy IL " W o. an Glceos natu dhact ana powerful Sim
que t ~ ue i,yef' ulaehueo oy consumption r. speedily
inc ,yi,tor canoh inter cough! t ~ Ian n W. paeh-
i "rar ,"ign rl,S Wnch anlctS OF pro-
hungarian 3aIsan warns, moist, rs and stn the Whole ,,i
oit %i'",u ue a" mhLod 'nucuS, ana other oul
mower If the snee" iiyer nd I" no'gS Int ecdGye
live organs and imiarts new e 10 ire wan and emu "a
lem IT.. difcmlt If f br " ,' e1cIattu Sys-
slmv DfOnCnltlS, synert5,to ,,,, III Any, 81 rough
caused IN, NJ, affection # % t5 i IT,, ~ olnrr SYMPTOMS
the INNS a dec and aIlt d n1n ne tt9at to
mirabs r'mpdy of Il, Rtnn WHY W. ny lt use ,Ile ad-
ana ""siog. eS%%l and 9yas @ tsndea 70
vi ' "Gh' III 'me' " "'ed' ana en-
Tbs I'M, ,aran RaIsnr - ! uberCIeS In the lungs
t ne ni III, 5"an na,san IS 49, 1000, 80 nv i"'O''
n o c TPere nm Wm ns mas any % dissolve
- u 'leS pn o luss lhc'uioe aS lhslS generally es
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
GREEN MOUNT AIN FREEMAN

But tell me what hg rolght this great and
mighty change to pass re YOU the magician
whose magic wand has brought about this great
revolution "
/ believe there has BEEN % magic employed,
said Mrs Austi2 smii3 .Yc have given them
little except kind words ana good deal of kind
ldvice'
We'll, said Mrs, Emoyg, GU have never had
bad neighbors, and d Ueve You ever will
have. if You have made 1' noighbors of the
Vatson's
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
TIL q PHI z s
Z Cure for Lite Securtd.

a Cure for Life Secured.
DR UPHAM'S Internal Remedy For the cure of the
~ Piles Inflammation Of the Liver, and Spleen; In
hammation, Soreness aud liberation of the Stomach
Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder Imdammatory and Mer-
cural Rheumatism; lmpunty OF Blood; Weakness and
Inflammation Of the splne and for the eiefof Married
Ladies.
The Vegetable Pile Electuary, In ITy 6E Cd
Upham distinguished Physician New York civ is the only
really successful remedy for that dangerous aud distressing
paint, the Piles ever offered tothe American public,
n. N a5l s@ oG Internal Remedy, nS s eN 5s
Of Piles either Bleeding Blind, internal External and
probably the only thing that will There mistake ab mt it,
It positive cure-speedy permanent, Il is also
mlrkahla manner
Each Box Ses at l3d cents per dose
acute Inflammation without danger All external applications are
IN the highest degree dsarreca Inconvenience and oppfsve'
and FRI the very nature Of the disease temporary in their objects
This medicine attacks the its source, and removing
the cause renders the cure certain and permanent
lnammatOry diseases Was agan anS I nsoa
for the Of the Piles yet has proved itself to be medicine
superior all others diseases of an hhammator character
with determination Of blood to particular prt In
sore and alteration Of the stomach bowels kidneys and
bladder mfammatory and mercurea rheumatism the best
os EYE. of tS hd impurities OF the blood
arising from the mmudent use mercury other causes for
diseases the skin and eroioous atconsj in all
the blood powerfully determined head producing dzzi
ne,s WI" uis''' - " % H'otvaly thIFe} bhfNalled
To married Ladies' M"d i Ladies arr almost IN
TIC phtsy WIN consequent
the stomach bowels aud spine, weakness in the hack how of
blood the head, &c. The Eecay is perfect, sale ior preg
nan ladies' and the most useful caharc that possibly
ed as tw not only remove the piles and all ndamnntoy
tases without pam or irlation but will easy
safe delivery, and sound constitution in the offspring.
Cure for life guaranteed a rSe no G Soo S SSS
icine no aloes Coecynth Gambog other powerful and m
ame purgatve No fear Of taking cold while under influence
mo range in diet necessary If taken according dreC-
tons cure for life is guaranteed Pamphlets giving valuable
formation respecting this medicine may be obtained ofagen gra
It's.
Badee, 1870 Washington street. Boston, General agent for
the New England states. For sale by Collins, Montpelier
Peck, Burngton; John Smith r Chelsea w Russell, Mid
debuy butcher ST Abans and by dealers in medicine gem
orally throughout New England, 20 vol, 4; "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-16
FORD and GRANT. Proprietor.

q and u NDs6IngtOn II. NTDany.
Also for sale by A. Mcclure IA State W. A. Wharton, 38l
and 3S3 Broadway r. C. RUSSELL y State 81 George RUSSELL 70
State ST George DXtr 81 State G. Frohngha, Broadway
H. Vandenbrgh, Broadway and Hudson D. Spring
steed lydrs aud s. Pearl Burrows aud Ncl AZ
South Pearl ST. Charles Whitney, No North Lansing opposite
Little Basin and by other druggists throughout the u $.
For sale by $. k. Collins, Montpelier, VT. 10. Iy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-30
NI,raur11. rHE.ParRIor. Mitchell The


MirAnELL THE. PArRIdT. Mitchell the
Irish Patriot, is employed at Bermuda, in
the convacsccnt ward for sick officols, in
consequence OF an opinion Of his physician
tina, he was suffering from chronic disease
anl wa. incapable VI outdoor conylc, la
Dor.
FLORIDA The Florida election takes
place mex, Monday. The democratic can
di,la,e for Governor is Gen. VIM. Bailey;
for Congress VIM P. DuvalI. The whla
candidate for Governor is Gen. Blown; for
Congress, Hon. i. G CabelI, the present
representative.
The Lewistown Gazette quizzically hop !"
onr locofoco friends who have, or al least
had in 1874, such horror to carl ayers
horse racing Sc, will not forget iooote for
Gen. Builer, Tie Iocotoco candidate, for Vice
President, who attends horse races OF su"
days.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-30


a,n;,,u As VI Is. \ letter to The New
Or!e1ns Delta, dated Mexico, Aasns, 7,
says
@ der and law appear al present 10 have
he as cendelc.. and ME general opinion
is Hal his STATE of,hicgs will coa,nne foI
some rjlne You wish 10 embark in com
reni"i rn'eprse here, or IN other parts
q hr Hepubit, yon need not let the pol;-
.c,l t,a;r oi He rountry be any hindr"nce
80 sen Every Ching is Qoe' and orderly,
We cly presents aperfec, contrast to Mex
o ~ you knew IT, II is d daily Sabbath Of
= rest compared 10 Hhal Il VAS WHan &C.
copied by the couQuer3rs. Ion sre no
,'rHnEcu lnen in The streets and Int lew
i.atrrs Greasers are plenty and the chUIr.
>.l!~ somewhat ROSY. lut the sureia are
.!raa, the men We! hehaysj and the NO
,aen p.ons. Esciy boIy seems To be ~
t.u. under his ON vine. aud liz h@c, 0"d
me 10 make him afraid. {on W"oll te
more ,trrcs with the change in the appear
u#ce ofthe city..oA entering i9!o The Eel"
t,i9n and Grand Soc.edld lis always A.
euiet aud Daaceab- as Il ,!eru 2 hose,
an1 at might especially attractive, The 4
die4 viii. then Le4ux flock ,ns-c 10 sp cot
,,r and ice-crean. Tie !imp9 sh!!.r over
t4ig women j: 10. lrHrc n'e -