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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

Inco1s-clsr-- 80 i.1r rsi1sl-- representatives. ar
de- srr1 Do G. ncrsi-c o. le rcsf 70 Nc--frcsi-eus
cff-s a.ssul1. j un.Il ilz trsf tI J-1 llsL
TEE folds ~ seLtsl-l N-r- -ane1 Se.-reiari--
nN Arual- De lSr--- LA .sci, F-uyin. Hecs7rel-
Chsr.sxn1 b-rzrc.
T5- A..erris l1-a olru-d 1- ~ .1s- re r-sf-
veu lay ueilg sppolrl-l lof age n-E1~r 81 CON
ll'llcss.
10 .fe sur-.ux On ne a.. lie isclssi-r on ne
-x,s c- a ..re Lr.s Ns-c.-CL's i-ll-r all lte ere
s.f. s-rsar--f Gen . tslrrlc. ar asa prov
"a Of .- ~ii-r OF Ire Pssd-li Of -- k-Floc % Co
N-g. sale Nlclor Hl.o. De "a L1sk1~.- s11 seTerl-
uor. gave 30 ftrir cgrciSl ssrctl y Ih-rs express
&C b.. ss9sflre1 ril he rI.1 -sto G.. OR, ssf
hsrei f-r o. al i1- sr-lc- ex7--iton .--
been - I'd. rooVs ~ol - -1k rs--- NJ -
rocha " 1-ilos -1r -1cul 10 relr- VI %
&c fop- gave rrol OF -1-- sx;-cd-1 s1zrsy. n
S-1srof .llHs 3. t1ai 4 .l- more e-1crtr
81 he Osf clsco-irrrc ~o11 rri1rn % Ao1- s1c
s,rr-cI fsah Guarrs a Isere % 10 cou5; tut Con
i.ee VII recsrus1G - ss0rcl q 10 credits fof IS
EsS.ss szp~s4goE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

" very large s0o extensive sssoimans Of Soc 40
extra se Youn. Hy.on sE5 Qaosg sce oi~ ress eciti
snd eroGud Coffee, Fsslst crushed osf end yellow AZ
brown ssSars Foreign fu.s sad Family Vfo' eiies, q
al their variety eau always DO Raj Al most ressous,s
prices, a, sowtts's large stores - sni - eea~sh
- vesey and 400 ofspa-st Fo~tEsdoe bushes he
ght pTioeipls he buys ard sells for the ready uaosy
therefore car sell cheaper h.n hose who give ers1l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

SrRAsoULArEp HERsIA-A very severe cese
Of this dangerous disese was successfully treated at
the City Hospital yesterday, principally BY adielous
use Of the hotbsgh Jane, hsher, slsborlns man,
Va, The natianf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
The An.ir Of .Iunc IL.

The Hsprll gIC saYs 90 " have Just been informed
-, ,ur ft-ns Fsx Pa IA. wrti-n o. nl- cor
49,. 81 Pc. .u-l,unring hl. Intention 20 surrrn-
iesP9t-chs - 800 80 n, r.f,,. tta fIia h
Ger him-.i - -ii,-al--t.r-D 49,
O-slt 1. I, 80, Ton, rr.st which stafe.
thaitar wAf-si amer Afoh'Hels !. .yLS ~ -.
r0sof, fully equipped i1f t-a ~ convey W
the p-fle- accused - hsnng p-fucpeiea IN n1 iusu
re-ficnary irl rmcct o. Jltc as
0f me itufs SiFcs foil- ckNhcs HNN
fha .srers accompanying he Ind cf eni or ffe ffe
-, t' "a, =. lfef ~. scrus-d srr 90 be fried
aA.'' 90 b. 4 .~.e~v.f.fr. Dc
an-,a 49,. ~ "a 49,. l, fla f,iI,,.iog l-f.
Aris ~ BE lrf- '" sN- '.' 10 s-''' II ~ ~ T. r.
ter dated ift 'hl at a4le, llo filfrsAll To u f.i1
RnlNr
CT ssn rs3rg t.1IIa p rnr 1F ross On ~o1c~fuy -
rh- la resf 1se aia ranl-a AZ 1885, ~
gsafs ala 90 o.. ct iaef if-f s-ifl - 49,
u-rt at 20 Your . Atr. lNf 80 ff
tfu RI f-ruusf 80 abb Asf go flfr 80 m
s1t. ..tg Sen Isss ths So o. bone tsHi l' w.
ali ai ruif- A.. ~ - - L.. - ...-., a.
r.ns ''a- OF frraf iafs5 o- - IN f T. I. e'' !. 70
~. ~ a - 49,. 80, r- ,f- y. tan I'D nsrtcasry
80 - 7, ~, ,.tir. 10 -,r sos.- T. a. a.ny Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
THE NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD,
SO TIE STEAMER NIAGARA.

Tie C1lsrd steamer N1TGra CAPS. Af BIZ
which sailed trou LivsrPoo. 90 tae Oh ins'. an
from Hsllsz o. Ws5-ssasy morning a. @ c.oeA'
4 cto-sd a. .h, Qa.ra-s.ae lsst evening q; 10
sss asshsit5 s.s-ol. passage Lica accounts
To- ire 1-us1a. lsnst- Ct re- tae between Liver
p..l AID H.f4z. g.; days GO re 20 a1- --'n
ace s.p-re-csd severe gaze from tie 1o''--
xss. is ,hs e51-ss d 81 CD Der cl.T a.ef vas car
ned away sai received 0;her dsnsse Of '-'s IL
1o-.sBos. o. Thar,say morning shortly aTef
o.e,ock lever attached 70 one q Der sos'ass
broke. reaasr P i useless. AID ooaPe..as as' 20
NIKE tee ZEE. O. the distance . New = OK VIA
OILY hs.f hsr p3wsr Bat for accident sc
wsalsbavs been ders - a. ea-ly ho1' yesterday
m-rn.ns -as vas 5oirlsd o. Ia1rsc,y by ne
cs9.aia al Tagi1ss, Of 'hs csases, hence 20
Liverpool
Tie oassenesrs q The Niassra we're brought up
lss. nisat by tse C.adere-i bs' D. some inex?hc
abe .ts2id.ty her nsis were lefE ca 5osrd, Or !
,hev were brc1gh. - ih=y were not ei'i-.S tied
Accordingly ue received neither or correspond
e.cs ror our Frsn.h and German ties. sad cay I
.naal part Q; our Eag.lsh papers. Oar readers
.hsu have what Il worth reading 10 thsn not
xltrsrzL.llR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

PonrUoUTsE PEEAcHIsG.--To- morrow morning
and afternoon, Rev. Mr. Gonsslvez will preach In
Portuguese ct the room, Of Sixth avenue and
Txenth sixth 81. where many Of the exiles will doubt
les attend. 10 the evening there will Do similar
meeting at the Portuguese House in Cherryst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
PHYSICAL rRAlNlNG

Al Dr. Rioas Ia,ti.sss. $50 aaa &c. ososby-s. r.u
BeeoAer
Ladies' Classes on Moa1ays Wednesdays sni sndsys
JOHN 0. RlcB. ND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

q Michigan Southern Railroad Bonds.-
s51o Bonds Of the nionigsn southern Railroad, ds
lod In 5i', PAYABLE 10 ls5l sod ls5l bearing eight pc
"a 3uss "a Wal.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE sts.YoHk TRIBUNE
Later from Texas

rF- Per teie.rsghc aispsiches received Il rin- ''
tveo'ns Ec'uca Of yesterday, sss FiTEi Psse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

F,ssfcS,str Ssot EsrAslIssNrNr &C syrRtL1' -
Bowsry furnishes ~ sar The mosi eAesiss SIC 'yzzss
r.eal ooh az Cater Bcos, >ipfeFs AID Ties We ave
ever seeo sat We are asssred - aasse'n9ned saAsu
ia. hey are durable {" hey are oesa'i ha ss,sss
70, III, hr.t cass Gsl.er Boots i6s a-c ia. per -.
he sane ssan,y se!ans IL Broadway or $ asIsa
MONICA G.ssr s.os,A1eal AM hes.,h psesegrsg .r
- -. ~ Il. Ard las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
EvsrpELLs WEDDING CARDS
.NpIo aalDAL ENVELOPs

~ Caras Tor ~scG.n.s sad v.siAag e.es aas'y A.,
fsshouaSiy engraved snd pnlssd 10 aaess frssa
p,a.l ard ,iivss. horter~i csnds
SPLENDID BRIDAL ENyELOPs
We are con.Easiy receiving ffom The uoss eelee'tet
manufacturers n Paris sn5 Loudop ne moot ees'rs sd
newest .yls Of 5ns.l Eaveiops, -.so, wea4ai waisu
and C..s Boxes IN great variety, al EvEsDs,l'' cvd
E.t.oAshnent. 81, Broadway, eofref q oGalss--
Branch Orace, Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
IRELAND.
int..Rrnl.

There Las bee- a-oher cosioc between As pesss.irY
snd ecssi.5s.zTy The sssir tsss cssenRe4 81 iss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
THE sDyESTuREs


q TIE Creates story q NsS-Yori nis sTs, ss.r..
siu b commenced ir he ssntay DlsPA'-a sonotrsx
oei g. Isis Get he paper nd resd the '.osy g..
are troubled with he ha-,. All We Nil saAFssus car,
Bat,cu nuss look sharp 10 he nofaiag or yos VI IA
si,appo.n.ed TIE additional cosiers q .hissests D.,
rs,sh viii be paIlesissiy hsh Oeee {, Ana,t Pc,
. -.~ts mar -orv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

SERMONS For vsriou, matters for to morrow
see advertisements under " Religious Notices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
Marcy of The Corquerors.

T.- urfor.ursie H1nTsrsrs a. every AZ s1el-',5
fresa crl-r-s Jos-Qh Non flir'a7sfl slot y o.
h-. iust rsc.T-c 30 l-rc- ''1c - curt n.
- Pest h- rot -r 90 be deprived q - ns'oTr g
t1r CD - acec Il close rcF 1.sfni Tor ~ sfAFs
e r..zr -srxis carried n clans ip ne .itA o.
Ssxrt hfrce Nhere BHor Isrrlti. Fret iert az -
board Of Nsxra.ss = $50 cotr-e1 NJ sco"A-' DE
rrrcigz. rstb Of Ire J-wis- ccrnlni y, IS Q-rl -
ri ce- years -1eurut Tor l.FinS Pr--l
q pliucs f-rrrc1 kslelz.kg soaissusi-d So &c
rfrL cge course purslrl ioVsrt ne h1r-ssrs isi ne
a declared l-.rrurr r0t On Ahe sry pat Tor ne Be-
ture 10 re rrlfrr-1ces nr Hungary
AtF.r-s rom f-sih ~ s. r'cloef =. rI'r -s IS. r.
r.lrfru chefs alicl enc hiss 1st been -'' q A,i
NI,crilhnrou-.
rs- Crovr scd n TrS-svivs- = % Be rro7 so1a =
divided rio ne rsirlcis Cd Csrso1rg, Ilhl.enp.l
p-r-r LrrArhC'r. flgara.cl I'd Kern znrstal. nc
--s-rn d..riri. % C-0rsisct BlsluE ~ll - 81
f.s 30 E-rul1-nsLsdL Tie * districts 49, 90 De- s-u
rn.rl-r "a civil co-risssry wL - s. ne ne-i %
- -..risi Th-ee district con s---rs 1sF- s.r.as
s-rr srpc.u.rs-C.. Jrcan Tor Cls1te-11-s Mtcf
.-fff--nrr fr Rsl-. sn1 Nsfof deyt-e for LlvslVy
I. r-eoriet TIA. C.l-t Bslizry. ilk, ICE hlnsa-
~.r Poke Mli-f-r. .-c 80 ein-r Insurgents 1s'e
escaped from " n lin
r. Tf-e, ro-re-nolt-ri vrles ,ro1 fl-r1a o. Ss f
6, our paper. have as .l'-uirg maze msrlo1 o.
,s- reported .rssstg k-g-nfliih, n0E nom y-a
thst n . universally sad tasg ClfE-y nls been 500. ~
Cont geru-- zrhy whose hrO Ter ~ss banged % Cor
g-gfs or-sr r tae nsrlhisr sand q Csefe = io'
Uc,tve.y k-o9n Wheeler 80 lns-rsent clei e.. ID
~ o. not Re accolIt hich f4F- heard - tlsi
Count -hy vsKc- 10 Gt --y a % vas s'ltlnk ~
coF-e-lcuss sac shci alm Gs ~ o. re 'po- 'ln2 Y
Stale he currerf report lc-t ID s1Y Naf foc-s ioi
II -rrr-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

,Ev- The BrsISEss Mfss ALMANAC, jast ISSUED
bvy.BPnxxE. 10 an annual we should have heartily
praised hsd We not discovered In Its pages something
lsudascry Of the Editor Ct the Tribune Throw TIA;
out a. % much space wasted, sad there remSrs s
s-e,sr amo1nt and variety Of carefully collected, cor
rse,ed sna condensed Statistics and facts respecnns
c,,nmeree Agriculture Manufactures, Minius, Finance
r,rs,. Goa ircn Cotton. Mails, Railroads, relegrsphs
Newspapers. shipping, SC &c 'Aaa can be obtained
anywhere else 10, dollar, While iE this work TIT
.so,s co.,s York shilling. Few business uaea ssn
hang il up In their Oees, and not set doisr' w0r's
Of p.es.ui information on; Of 1t every psoaia IN ;he
rear. tsad siv. B. PslTnsr's Agencies, NewNo'f'
Boston Philadelphia and sarnore)
yr Rev William Henry Claiming VIII preach
q, ssayvesan, Institute to morrow evening upon Gins
tan Socialism
Fos EURoPE.-The y. s. Nail steamship
Hermann. Capt. crsbsrse. viii sal for soathanPscn
md Brsoss, 81 " o'eissk this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

" English and American Floor OIL Colh,, eeLt yuis
wide. also an assortment OF widthsjs 10 So pssJud-
a. the celebrated cheapest Carpet Establishment IN he
4 a,ed sisies-99 Bowey-ilR,N ANDEssoN's Five
srge show rooms stocked with besuuf8l Csfper, Oh
Cloths Duggets, Rugs. Table Covers. &c ~ res,si Il
Wholesale prlces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

~ Confidence" says 80 pfovcrb. us plan. q
slow growth and we MAJ ado. that when once h 10
spread It's rools broad sud deep In the public min; o,
easily shaken For more than twelve years proohS
the remedial properties Of sASp.s ssrssPans have est
constantly sccumuissipg, Cnnl public opinion scent .
have endorsed It as the safest sures svfes ard cos
reliable prepsaucn for the cure Of serofus, snd Oh 80
OF tho glands tho teshy fibre and lie ssin ave-
for all disorders incident 10 Tho stonaa b, liver. al
other organs which the sA Of The pasrms'ss
ust has yet compounded TGs srcleis pr pared sodsoA
al 100 Fulton-st corner u William, by d sAsosi
also for sac BY drugsisls gereEaiy, throughout ne
country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

~ The patent Gold boTer for bringing up The net @
poss from the River beds under deep wser IN CahiJ,
and the scientifically Improved WastPan are In saehts
msnd that Sir BuTFu,i, Al the California Depot, n f,s
Row was not sble to supply al he applicants iof
the last Persons going by the next bad better
make their application In not 70 be diss9pcpiet
The price for Borer and Wash Pan is only go 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

q By lusicioos system Of advertising 10 the ne~'
prrs Of Ihs cclniry tho lsfsssbCnes hsys bssn ns
10 ID, csi hest uns Il may 10 ndoptec c0nVsniefht
safely ana thoroughly, Al PALsErs Newspaper Asr,'
Using Agency, where eli rscaisite informsioa msl
had H. 10 appointed 10 if-asse, buzz ess Tor ne 's
pa ers far aId near for which no IL dsy fccciy1k 80
rr.ih.meris Ohca in th, Tnnnns Bll.dinas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

Boys' CLorHrss. At WHOLESALE And RETAIL, 81 MID
Es-LAss.-As the Fall campaign has fairly commenos,
we are prepared 70 show lh- beet stock u meIsrd
boys oyercoau saess, pants yests, &c. ever o6srsih
this cry ioll 6teOds BOJGHfOSk hNAK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

Nav BUck"ax,r Fos SHIPPING -CRoM~stL b'o
aLL 209 FronsL Of 3eekman, offer for sale 500
packages New Hulled Buck~heat, Of selected qashY
consisting Of barrels. halves, quarters, sighAs ~
boxs also Ia bags Of 49 and "a, be- packed with an
and Shippers Invited TO examine ne sgs
% tho packages. % TTh&s r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

~ JEsSiNGs a Co.'S OVofcoal. iasl Introduces. gs
,octero, in style and color, and snd commended"
tho hsrdsonest garment. The dubious may DO ss1s
ned AZ 81 Broadway. ei0n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

~ Ba.OYs National osll-ry Of Dagzsneogyp-s, 2u5
and 81 Broadway, Of Fu;on-st- Strangers sac
cisz=rs are respectfully Invited examine The soec.sus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

EccLEsiAsrtcAL NovALTr.-Ihis wees tie -
nod Of New.York convened 10 GosAeu, Orange Co-1iy
drew up en- sa37cs, g. he lsrseliiss wihn iseif DO
,ri,,. and. with The msst cosdis unsnnl.y, ordered
tAat IL 10 published separately ssa expressed issi'
desire hat i, be published in TIE religious sad seas'
p,Uer, Of New.Yosk. Thls address contains reiros
r.ct o, the separation Of tie Jswl,h and CarsssH
syrssosues. sAd urges TIA, tssy Dc ssssa united
10 to be presumed tAai matter 80 novel s1d u iASy
respscs % Interesting VII sttrsss seasrsl ssisanon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

SHAWL sALE.-osr lsdy readers viii, BY refenirg
our advertising columns nolce large sale N shaWbtJ
Ms..rs J. W. BARKER CO. II tni - Caharlae, ecu.
merciDg THIS morning Such 80 wan,a shaw, viii fiin
his celebrated establishment for cheap goods the sress
variety exhibited his season ani oF dchness aud cheap
ne,s combined. probably never equsllod Their Broels
Shawls, a. Ia each ere reallys great curiosity .na
fru.t he loss a soma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

BkAvriFvI FiowERs-Alsso.sh ;his Il 90. he
season Of ao~ers yes Isose ~so have seen tie exqu
site ss soEers patented by Ms C. c Nisho.s IN
Ma scsS II the Fsir take them to be as; so~r.-
Tness sowers sIs great advance On II, Sransa or
manufacture. and are well worthy the Affection O.
milaasrs. manufacturers and ladies' samples cSn b.
seen A. * william. a. As well ~ a. ias Fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

u PHALoS's improved Masic hsrDye, new is~eu
don TO color the hair Or walskeIs the momen, 10 spgird
without injury 70 Ghe hair or shla 0ntenca eat hsve
their WHISPERS dyed IN fvs mlnules a ihs Ssp6, -
Broadway. corner Of Dsy-st under tie frank.ia Holsl
Per bottle, small size. 81 large. ti 81 OH In
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-09-13
Yellow Butter.

Mr. Editor Your correspondent, L. w.
A., in his article on the old red COW, has
hit the right nail on the head. And too,
if my object be dalrying, value a churnfull
of yellow butter of far more Importance
than the handsomest COW that ever was seen.
By-the.bye, | once owned one Of those
COWS of which we hear so much and so Of
ten, and of which there are vcry many
a real Jcrsey-bred animal, neat as imported,
and Boosting Of almost every point Of the
compass Oh, she was a credit to me, but
no profit, for her butter was white, and pre-
cious little Of it, when obtained but she
was always fat and sleek as a mole one
that wintered easily, but was no go in sum-
mer, althou1h at an exhibition, she must
have taken the first premium, as she GER
tainly possessed nine points of the law, hav-
ing and enjoying the possession of every ones
good opinion but her milk was white, and
so was her butter.
Now l am going to ask broad question,
but beg a soft answer, and don't speak all
at once. Did any of your readers ever
know handsome, thoroughbred, heshy COW
whether Hereford, Devon, Short-Horn, I'M
proved-A Ayrshire, or Holderness, that gave,
decidedly, yellow milk! May | venture to
say, never did, and that is something, for
| have seen some hundreds of animals of
these breeds in my time, all of them, too,
the handsomest that ever were seen ! re-
member, not long ago, that the late Nicko.
las Biddle purchased for 1912 each, three
or four bays Of bones that had just been i'm
ported in the shape of cows from the Isle
Of Guernsey; so poor and emaciated were
they, that one of the number could not be
driven to the place of exhibition, only a
mile and half distant; but they gave such
yellow butter, that the dairy women begged
for another, that they might be able 10 make
real Jersey butter of the whole dairy, con-
sisting of about dozen premium cows of
other breeds; one of them being an AYR
shire COW of most perfect form, that had
been selected for him at very high price
on the spot, by native Ayrshire man. but
which COW he offered in exchange for anoth
er imported Guernsey or Jersey COW, even
if as ugly as sin, as the saying is; yet he
never could come to that. But am wan
dering from my purpose which was merely
to ask, if any one ever knew a thouroupb-
bred beef animal to give yellow butter
BOst. Cult.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-09-13
INTERESTING TO MOTHERS.
Pleasantto the Taste, and Sure and SAFE IN its
Operation,
American VerHnifucc.

This article offered to the public with entire confidence
as being perfectly safe in all for nfuts children OF
adults and is believed to be the eecua DESTROYER
OF worms OF all descriptions, made Of by man.
Much of the dsag and nauscatng TASTE which rem
der other Nrrmfuges difficult administer to children
is avoided in the American Nermfge. Thousands per
lsh by worms without the real cause being known
gnng other for the sickness until it is Tor
late to reach and removeih cause.
There is no disease that produces much disturbance in
the system as worms they have been known to produce
Plenrsy, Dysentery Vomiting Fever Dropsy of the Brain
Spasmodic Coughs, etc. etc.
This recipe was received through of the best phy.
scians, in New York. and Of the vast quantity we have
Sold we have never known failure. We have known
to bring away lots of worms, from the Pin Worm to the
largest size, after other Vemuges had entirely failed
CURTIS and PERKINS, Druggists, Bangor Me- arc
the sole propretors of the AMERICAN VERMIFUGE nv
whom it sold wholesale and RETAIL also by their agents
Price 25 cents per bottle
K Collins, wholesale and retail agent, Montpelier VI.
$ liutchins, Waterbury-D w Keith, Waterbury Bar.
re- l. Hooker, PlainhedE d Putnam Marshdeld-E Per.
~ and Co., Caboi-N kecler and Co., Hydepark-H NJ
Villas, Johnson-D Gilbert, Morrstown--n Montgomery,
IIardwick. I3Iv -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-09-13
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN
The Red River Flood.

The mail accounts of the disasters by
flood on Red River, Louisiana, ale fully e.
oual to those which have been given by tele-
graph. Alexandria was almost entirely in
undated, and the plantations on the river,
from Alexandria to Baton Rouge, we're al
most all under water. Immense damage
had been sustained and the water was still
rising. The mail rider from Alexandria
received his mail in skiff several miles be-
low the town. At Natchtoches on the 18th
the river had fallen six or eight inches, but
the plantations we're still under water.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-09-13
nle0itinEs.

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/ MAGNET &c FLUID with the powerful Vegetable tX-
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has met with stamps it the greatest discovery OF
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portance. The nCreduous Convinced-the most
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immediate relief of disease and pain.
lnevcrfais, while there remains sufficient life TO res
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this means controlling power gained over the most ma
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cry bone and muscle vein and gamen is searched
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Numerous instances on record, where this remedy
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the magnetic ointment be obtaned-ihat dangerous ep
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