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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-18
MOTHEN's RELIEF.

Ltdion DiSrortry.-Au expecting to become mothers
ard anxious to avoid tic Pains, Distress and Dangers
of collaborating are earnestly entreatcd to calm their
fears, alay their ervousncSs, and sOoth their way by
the OF this most extraordinary vegetable produc-
ton. Those who will candidly observe its virtues must
approve Of II in their hearts every kind and affection
ate husband will feel it his most solemn duty TO aevi-
the distress his wife is exposed to- bya safe and
tain method which is the use of this mothers relief
Further particulars in pamphlets intended for the fc-
male eye be had gratis where This humane cordial
is to be found The Mothers Relief is prepared, and
sold only, by the now sole proprietors Comstock & Co.
u COurtandt st. New ork.
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Medical Advertisement.
AN UNEQUALLED REMEDY!

md an almanac for 1918 Gratis.
lst-Tor Colds and Feyerish feelings and prercntias
Ecyers.
2d-For Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bilious afcc-
tons.
3d-For Diarhea, Indigestion and Loss Of ARpetite.
4th-For CoStveless in females and males.
5ti-For Stomach affections, Dyspepsia and Piles.
THE GREAT POINTS are, it is not bad to take, ncv'
er gives pain, and NEVER LEAVES ONE COSIlNE
For ali these things it is warranted unequaled. and
all who donot find it may return the bottle and get
their money.
This medicine is LONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN
INDIAN PAM CID Fuller description in an Almall-
nc for 1S46, gratis.
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READY PAY.

ygNIIE subscribers having come to the con
a. clusion to sell entirely for Ready Pay,
and ct reduced prices, would invite all who
wish to purchase at low prices, to call
We would say to all indebted to the late
firm of w. Chapman s. Co. and to us, call and
settle and pay, or their accounts will be put
in the way Of collection.
CHAPMAN & McEWAN.
Chpman's Point.
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ROBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM.
A STANDARD PERIODICAL FOR YOUTH
Edited by s. GOODRICH Author Of Peter Paey Tales &C. &c
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All of the above named articles, which have obtained
unhounded popularity are sold by " Ross, Jackson,
sudbury; Briggs & Pcarce, Rochester; II Simonds,
c Granger, Pislord T Spencer& Co., HoItonville
Chapman & McEwan, Catlin & Wright, Orwell; John
Simonds Whiting; } y Iluntey Salisbury; Sidney
Moody w = Russell, Mddlcburyi Burt & Mason Rut-
land Jones Dow, Cuttingsyille; Samuel Townsend,
Wallingford PNrmoly, Bristol; Bingham & Eells,
Vergennes; and by Merchants and Druggists generally
in the State of Vermont
iX30x3S ii IL MERRITT General Agent.
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PILES. SORES. &C

The Genuine Hays Liniment, is an article more Just
y celebrated cure for the above than any or all
Others. Its cures are almost innumerable and it is
only necessary to let those who know the article and
used it with such great success that it is to be had true
and genuine of COnlstock Co. u CORTLAND It. New
! ork sole proprietors.
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nEAENESS CnREn-

DR.. McNairs Acoustic Oil.-Those deaf from old
age, and from infancy often receive their hearing in
most miraculous manner by the use of this OIL 1t has
the effect to restore the tension and bring into the nat
ural action of the parts restore the hearing
when lost impaired This will be done in all cases
of recent deafness and many Of long standing. All
deaf persons should this oil. ConstOCk Co, 81
Courtandt ST. are the whole. alerS Price ST Der flask
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-18
For WORMS,

Kolmstocks Vermifge will eradicate and cure chill
dren and adults who have worms Caution-Beware
Of all unless the name is spelled Komstock," the old
Dutch name Of the iuyentor Price % cts per bottle,
IT, II cannot niWe the child should there be no
worms, but it will do it good
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-18
DE. spHoN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY

Why will you suffer with that distressing complain
when remedy is at hand that viii not fail TO cure you
This remedy will eiecually destroy any attack Of head
ache, either nervous bilious. 1t has cured cases o.
twenty years standing.
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INVALUABLE
IA MILY COMPANION.

SSIX Lectures on causes, Prevention and Cure of
~ C9nsmmpton; Asthma, Diseases Of the Heart,
and all Female Diseases. *31 pages. rs elgluv-
ings. Paper so cents; bound rs cts. Mail 10 sry
part-postage 8 10 cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Exranders, So
Mail to any part, so cents POSTAGE hlarg
Tubes, Silver, So, by mail, letter postage. Alb
dominol Supporters, perfect, IS 10 $40, for all
Weak Back and Chest; sent by express every
where. For Braces or Supporters or Rupture
Supporters, give height from head TO foot, and
circumference Of person next the surface, just
above the hips. If Rupture, mention which side
Agents wanted for the sale of the above goods
Address Dir, $. S. FITCH, 7O7 Broadway, New
York, post paid.
teo. 81, 1913. ix4l:ly
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? Il OP OSA LIS

or Dr.. W. BEACH, for publishing Lis American or
~ reformed Practice OF Medicine, in two volumes
complete.
Vol. lille basis of this volume will be the first two
volumes OF my large work called the american Poe<
Originally published in tw 0 olumes
All eXtlaneous matter, not Immediately practical
Will be revised and the result of my late clinical plac
tce and experience, up to tie period OF publication
VII be embodied This volume will constitute a com.
plec Eclectic Or Reformed F,Geiies Of Medicine.
ToL lI.--Ihis volume will contain a complete svsten
of Medical Botany, lleial eutics and hal macy illus.
tatcd by the most splendid cooied engray ings ever
issued III this country,
Each volume will be complete in itself ard the two
may be had separate together. My medical Dction-
airy, and also my work on Anatomy and physiology,
illustrated by numerous and splendid engIavngs Ia
course of preparation, ard will shortly aIIe
M4'Ely W. BEACH, MD.
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Beware of Counterfeiters.
WICKED persons have been distributing n salve for
w sale in Vermont, which they call Avn
DALLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

L
on the wrapper they have the name of Henry Daley
printed To recount the falsehoods they circulate viii
their counterfeit salye would I'LL volume Besides Il
is too loathesome to dwell upon.
Gentle reader plain statement of facts will enabo
you to prevent further deception Heretofore many of
YOU while you supposed you purchasing Dailey's
worthless counterfeit article Daleys Magical Pain Ex-
tractor acknowledged by all druggists ard dealers in
world 1t is put up in tin boxes, folded i'll label an
on the label he writes his namc H. Daley, with en- in
different colored ink from the label Tie counterfeit
has Henry DALEY printed on the label in imitation Of
writing By examining closely you detect tie dc
cepton. In the genuine the initial Ii. Daley is wit.
ten. In the counterfeit the whole name Henry Daley
appears Truth and fairness ought to characterize all
our transactions in this world and the man who resorts
to 9lseho9d and deception to impose upon tie public,
ought to share they surely will come out Door in the
beginning and poor i'll the end.
Citizens of Vermont ] offer you Dalleys genuine
Magical Pain Extractor with lis lame written by him
sell with pen on each box. This is the original gen.
uine Pain Extractor and is What the proGretOIs of
ConnelPs ain Extractor claim TO exactly initiate
Whether it does exactly initiate DALEY or not can.
ConnelIs the preference.
Now all I ask is fairness in the whole matter
Daey's Genuine Magical Pain Extractor is in the
hands Of the following agents for sale in boxes See
that H. DALEY is written with pen the wrapper
? Peck, NJ R& S Scott, Il Hartman, Bennington
IaWiet; l. ScoieId 6 Co. S Mears, Poutrey A g.
o. o. Ai!en EaiiInyGn EJameson, Castleton d Nor
gam Or < 90, W Rutland i NJ Walker, Clarendon
springs Holland, Dandy Corners; Maitindale,
,Nangioid Jones & Dow, Cuttingsville; L i ar
ker, Iia eid0n Luther Daniels, Rutland s d Wins
low iittstoldi Nolney Ross, Biandon; w 1 Russell
niiddlebury A L Roscoe, Newhayen; r t. Smith,
Mohktoni Boynton & Bulritt, Hineshurgh + Hun.
dhgton, Nergennesi W Brown, Addison; G Searls
x; CO. hridI0rti Chipman McEven, CHI mans It :
1t was Dacys Extactor that was made ard IT Tnt nm
years before Connells. 1t was Daey's that won tic
wonderful reputation, and atonished the whole redi-
ca iaeulty by its cures. Gentle reader, it is Dalley's
signed with pen on The wrap that you want You
can easily test it, Twenty five cents buys box. DO
nor suler yourselves to he inn osed upon any longer
M'NS NJ. A. IlOLCOolB. gent for II. Daley.
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TO THE HALT AND LAME,

Comstock's Nerve and Bone Liniment and Indian
Vegetable Elixir, is the most electua for Rheu
maism contracted cords. muscles. and is warranted
to cure any case Of Rheumatism Gout.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-18
Great and Important Chemical Discovery.
DR.. GUYSOTT'S EXTRACT OF
Yellow Dock and SarSaparllla'

n. cI1vSOTvr,S EVTRACT OF
DK' uo 1ooAA ia Inn -,
VoIlow Dnck and SarSanarilla,
AOIlVW DVVN "hu
YENHJS chemical compound with other vegetable
productions, is one of the most important dis
coyeres of the ace 1t is far superior to any simple
sarsaparila syruD that has ever been used 1t has
nerformed more than fifteen thousand cures since
the discovery was made, which is only about twelve
months. The controlling power over disease wnlch
ths Syrup possesses, may be attributed to the TACT
that it is composed purely OF vegetable extracts
each article in it having direct reference 10 some
internal organ, consequently the whole system re-
ceves their beneficial influence, which occasions
neither sickness nor pain in their operation, ana
can be taken at all times and under all clrcuiStah-
ces without regard to diet or business Is certainly
desideratum in the history OF medicine Inns com,
pound extract is put up IN quart bottles ana oiIefe
ut the low price OF ono doilar per poe' he opJect
DeS 10 gv one boe to test its valuable medical
properties and the power it has over disease. 1t
can be taken by the aged and the infant with equal
efficacy. This extract of yellow dock and sarsa-
parlla is a cure, positive and permanent cure for
consumption scroua or kings evil, erysipelas, salt
rheum, pimpes on the face, chronic, acute and in
fommatorv rheumatism, govt general debility, dys-
nepsia. nervous headache, liver complaint, spinal
affections female complaints, ulcers, humors syphil
liz in its worst form affections Of the bladder and
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-18

DR.. Townshend: Dear Sir-I have the pleasure TO in
form you that three Of my children have een cured of
the Scrofula by the Use of your excellent medicine
They afflicted very much with bad sores have TAX
en- some four bottles; il took them away, for which I
feel under deep obligation. Nours&c
lSAACW. GRAIN 106 Wooster-st.
New York, March 4, 1877.
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Nnrthern Corresponding.

NEW YORK, August 15 1S4S.
Durug the last six days every body here has been agos
with the Buffalo Convention and matters heenhto appe
tanning II seems that seventeen States had Delegations
there-OhiO by hundreds, anu New AoLk Dy u ,'
F the reports there were fifty thousand person as
sbIod about one.thrd of whom delegates. Judge
MOI can withdrew in the beginning Senator Hales friends
however rallied very respectable vote of him. but not qHe
enougb TO take the game wheeupon they gave in WIN
J GRACE and Van Buren, was ratified by acclamatlOn
Mpch establishment felt however, at the nomination o
tho Woe Presidency Very few people had hitherto heard OF
Charles Francis Adams-except perhaps IN the demeShes
of Boston, where he has occupied for years past posi-
op among the editorial What the reasons OF bnng-
ing him forward are do not as YET appear upon te suce
The managing men at Buffalo, however had some good
,ons in their own minds no doubt Mclean or Hale had
been generally fixed upon for the station.
n ,ybaf fermept we are in The impetus from Buffalo
has come five hundred miles TO u.s. and e Is talked oil IN
the streets and public places generally but the three tickets
Taylor has manyirm friends here, Notwithstanding the heavy
ord s,va that sets in from certain quarters against him.
Cass Judge from what hear and see least Aey 10 carry
New York of any of the candidates Indeed the shre"det
poltons do not this State for the regular
nominees at all. a ..
watering places and spots all along shore, and some oil them
in the woods They having high times See at aa
toga Down Rockaway, and OIL at Newport a!so, Oas'
pic MES oty counting, prOmenadIng, etc. form ue appy
empOymept of some five thousand probably more, happy
dogs Happy did say! Well, who knows that they are
auy happie than we who comfortably staying at nome
and don't stir out during the three hours on each side OF
meridian line
There report in that Gen. Worth has arrVed-he
of the waving plume" He should have come hereafter
or else couple of months earlier Just about now he won
find people disposed anybody much attention. except
he come to them talking politics. The gallant General wrote
grautious letter to act the Baltimore Convention, IN
which the desire for something stood out SO prominently that
even he who ran might read what he the General so very
much wanted This letter Inviting has killed better men
than Worth and it has cooled the adOr of the friends OF
the latter exceedingly 1t every way TO be hoped however
that the gallant General will be received by his fellow citizens
with due honor and courtesy for he bore himself vaany
and wisely in the field.
Mr. Tss violent and passionate attack on the President
does not receive much serious attention. The ExCommls-
sone oveeaps the mark in his fury and charges too much
ON his exens Sey abused Exceency of the White House
Probably Tnst little demented-at least at times What
do yon think about it ?
Every body to hear what they have done IN
Ireland Heaven grant may be good news for Freedom
MANHATTAN.
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o. Saratoga, which for time has been some
what shorn of its honors, is again returning to be
the Saratoga of the days whereof Willis has told us
so much. A few days ago, Mr. Belmont, agent of
the Rothschilds, gave grand dgeuner, under the.
patronage of Mrs Ward, of NewYork CITY, and
the Misses Allston, of South Carolina Mrs. Rush,
of Philadelphia, the next evening, musical soiree
at the Lake House; and on Friday there was " the
great fancy" Sharon, Newport, ct id genus on,ne,
are scarcely spoken ofnow. Saratoga is the all in all
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-25

TRooPs RETURNED HoME.-The U. s steam
transport ship Massachusetts, from Vera Cruz, ar
rived at New York on the 14th, having on board
three companies of the LIST Regiment L. s. Artillery,
under command of j. S. Hathaway, and the follow
ing officers: Capt B. H. Hill, Lieuts. w. H. Fow-
Ter and ]. j. Wood, Surgeon w. Steiner-together
with 233 non-commissiOned officers, privates and
company followers,
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QUEEN VICTORIA.-A letter from London saws
'Anaccident, or probably some imprudence, has oc:
casiOned the disappointment of all the hopes created
by the interesting situation of the Queen, and de-
prived the country of the satisfaction of seeing
Her Majesty adorned with the sweet name Of
mother The health of the Queen nevertheless,
continues good . Bah
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Northern Markets. etc.

[Telegraphed to The BALTIMORE Sun1
PHILADELPHIA Aug. Is, ~ P M-The Flour market is
heavier to-day than yesterday and prices have given way
little quote Pennsylvania at So a So 80, and dull
Prime red Wheat 81 06 "a 81 c.. Prime yellow Corn at
soc n 69c Corn Meal 3d.. Cotton, Upland, cents
and market heavy Not much doing in Groceries, and
change in Sugar Moasses Coffee. Some sales of Whisky
at Yesterdays prices No change in Provisions Stocks
continue the same.
NEW YORK. Aug. Is. P. M.-The steamer America
sailed today at p NJ with forty passengers, among whom
is Bishop Hughes She took $40 coo in specie Stocks
are about as yesterday.
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[From the Charleston Courier OF the l9th.I

From WAsHINGToN.-At II o clock we received
the information that Gen. Shields had declined the
appointment of Governor of Oregon.
FROM BALTIMoRE-At the same hour we
learned from our Baltimore correspondent that Mr..
Crittenden, the wing candidate for Governor of
Kentucky, was elected by a majority of about
eight thousand. From Indiana the returns show
that the democratic candidates were successful
From Indiana we learn that Wentworth (dem.) is
elected to Congress by about three thousand maj.
From EwYoRK.-Y esterday, Cotton was sold
in considerable quantities at a decline of fourth
of cent-hOlders firm at that rate. The mercan-
tile men were waiting anXiousy for the arrival of
the Cambria, mOmentarily expected.
FROM ALBANY-TerribJe and Destructive Con-
agraiOn.-About 10 O'Clock last might, we received
dispatch announcing the occurrence of one of the
most awful and destructive fires that has taken
place in the United States for many years. On
Wednesday last, fire broke out, which destroyed
five hundred houses. Several vessels were involved
in the general destruction showing that the conf1a-
grafton must have taken place near the Basin, the
business part Of the city, The loss sustained is es-
timated at S2,GG00C0 and the distress and misery
that must result therefrom only be appreciated
by those who saw or experienced the effects of the
awful cOnhagratiOn in our city in 1888.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-25

Loss OF THE SCHOONER ON-KA-HY-E.-AN Naval
Court of Inquiry, recently convened at the Navy
yard, Brooklyn for the purpose of inquiry into the
causes of the loss of the T. S. schooner -ka-hy-e
whilst under the command of Lieut. o. H. Berry
man, have closed their examination with the opn-
ion that the wreck was not caused by inattention
neglect, or any other fault the part of the COM
mander, officers or crew of the said vessel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-25

Gss- Two agents of the French Government have
arrived in the United States, with view of buying
tract of land for the purpose of sending thther
part of the insurgents Of June. The Philadelphia
Democrat has been assured that these agents are
now in treaty for a tract in Virginia, comprising
some 100, 900 acres-N Y Sun.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-25

ENTERTAINMENT.-Major Gally, last evening
gave a fine collation. in the arsenal, to the members
ofthe Battalion of Artillery it being the occasion
of Saint Louis eve, the patron saint of the Batta
ion. The affair was highly interesting. Ample
justice was done to the good things provided and
mirth and good feeling reigned supreme until the
affair over After the ceremonies at the arsenal
were over, the Battalion, in full strength marched
through some of the principal streets, preceded by
band of music, and making fine appearance.
STEAMBOAT BURNED.-A rumor came into town
yesterday, that the steamboat Pelican was con-
sumed by fire at her wharf in Biloxi on Wednesday
night. We were assured that such was the case,
although we were unable to get any particulars.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-25

A MUSICAL DEvOTEE. M. Ole Bull, the cele-
brated Norwegian violinist, is now working as a
Journeyman in the mandatory of NJ Vuillaume, a
Partisan musical instrument maker, in the hope of
being enabled to make violin that shall equal the
tones of those made by the celebrated Stradvarrus,
OF Cremona; and for this purpose he has brought
from Norway wood more than 2GO wears old.
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Great Reduction in Prices.

Affixed MONROE &CO'S ONE PRICE ST OEEs
No "a Magazine Street
consequence of the summer season drawing to Close
we have greatly reduced the prices of our SIT NER
goods, as will be by the following 3 orr
WOolen Goods ALL or nearly all recentIv SInved and
we can safely recommend them to our friends and those who
AT this Establishment every article il aarad NJ the YER
lowest price at which can be sold Saa No FnIf ZION
can, in any instance be made
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-25

PERCH FISHING ExTRAoRDINARY.-W We learn
from the Philadelphia Times, that few days ago.
party of four gentlemen from that city, made some
extraordinary fishing up the Delaware river In
about four hours they caugh about eight hundred
and sixty-eight fine Perch fish,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-25

THEATRICAL Row-A terrible row occurred in
the Broadway theatre, New York, on the nth.
Mr.. Smith engaged to dance with Signora Cioca,
refusing to dance with Miss Turnbull as announced
in the bills. Miss T. informed the audience that
the refusal was because she was an American,
which caused the bhoys Indignantly to tear up the
seats and destroy the chandeliers. They would
not listen to the manager
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-25

NAvAL.-The new propeller, building at the
Navy Yard in Brooklyn, for the United States ser
vice, TO be called the g San Jacinto,' is nearly
ready for launching. She is said to be one of the
strongest built vessels ever put together. Her d.
mansions are as follows Length of keel 2lO feet,
length of deck 225 feet, breadth of beam 30 feet
As model of naval architecture, she has probably
never been surpassed.
The beautifully modelled frigate Sabine" after
lying or the stocks for upward of twenty-three
years, is finally to be finished and launched
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rnR SALE

EOh SAGE.
THREE COUNTERS and a lot of SHELVING for
j. sale-suitable for dry goods or grocery business
aus If e. ID. BUNCE, Hat Store, 80 Canal st.
NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS
For Sale at No. IA Camp street
MIRABEAU: a Life History in four books, complete
1Fl in volume.
LOUIS BLANC's HISTORY OF THE FRENCH
REVOLUTION OF 17S9
TAYLOR: with Biography of Miard Fillmore.
THE taylor ANECDOTE BOOK or, Anecdotes Of
Zachary Taylor and the Mexican War, by Tom Owen
the Bee Hunter together with brief Life of General
Taylor, and his Letters. Illustrated with engrayings
SOCIAL DISTINCTIONS; or, Hearts and Homes By
Ms. Ellis author of Wives" Women" and
- Daughters of England
MANURES: The farmers Guide and Field Companion,
By Campbell Morft
GARDENERS MEDICAL CHEMISTRY.
MEIGS'S PRACTICAL TREATISE ON CHILDREN
THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE MEDICAL
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Series for July, 1913.
Just received and for sale the Nso Orleans Station s
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% subscription of s, 100000 or 20 900 shares,
to the capital stock of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
on the part of the county of Allegheny, Pa, has
been finally closed by the county commissioners.