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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06

RUSSIAN MINERALs.-In these times of high ex-
citement in relation to mineral wealth, says the
Washington Union, it may not be uninteresting to
state that gentleman of this city, Professor w.
R. Johnson, has recently received, by order of the
Russian government, splendid and valuable series
of the minerals of that country embracing Of
the rarer varieties of mineral forms, as well Of
the rich and valuable metallic ores, from widely
distant parts Of the empire. The donation is I'M
derstood TO be an acknowledgment of important
assistance rendered certain officers of the Russian
mining corps, sent out to this country in 1916, to
investigate the subject of the mining and use of
anthracite and other Goals. 1t is an appropriate
compliment, and was accompanied by letters which
speak in the most unequivocal terms of the high
estimation of the scientific aid and cooperation of
Professor johnson.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. Ne

ST, LOUIS HOTEL. New Orleans.
TTIIS extensive establishment ready for the accom-
mediation of Boarden and the Travelling Public. -
Thorough and complete have been the repairs ESssH
having entire DRESS from top to foundation l-A
Furniture NEwseected with constant care to the
comforts of its patrons T. G. JOHNSON,
d9o 5,y r. DODGE
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TAKE NOTICE.

1l.7
THE snccess which has attended tie un!srgned IN dis
u pensing his nisns VALUABLE PREPAR ATIONS
Throughout the United States and Mexico Din
stan demand them has induced him ll ~ Office
where be may be fouBB at all times and bis II cnes be
procured Having had the advantage of study with
eiThe absst Physical and being also of ihs
College of Pharmacy. Philadelphia would beg 4y cali
the attention Of tnose afflicted with the following dresses:
Rheumatism in is nlc't aggravated eaei. cned in from
three days; Dysentery aIrhna; etc. eyed in
aew hours diseases arising from the abuse Of Mercury.
and of delicate nature eradicated in few dsyg no
charge Office, No So Baronne Ionnl deor above
Common. Ids 3ml DR. WIN III NICE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06
@, HE aTON,
BLAKE'S PATENT
Fire and Water Proof Paint and Cement.

THIS valuable PAINT and CEMENT although il has
been in for two years past in the Northern and East
cities and been highly approved of preservatve
now for the first time introduced into this market The aten
ton of the public invited to examination of this i'm
portant discovery, and the testimonials OF those
persons who have used it and can best judge of its me- its
This Paint for the protection of Steamboats, ou
and all roofs covered with shingles other eombustbe
enal is nvauabe-a after few weeks exposure to the
atmosphere when applied to wood, brick. iron ratings
zinc il becomes a perfect coating of slate
TT Master Builders and Painters requested to call
sod At a. G. WILBUR & co.'s, 10 and 81 BANK
PLACE and at 90 CAMP street, by wholesale and RETAIL
dis I'm G. SHELDON, Agent.
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MIssouRI.-Gen. Stirling Price [says the Lib
ety tMo.) Trbunel will be candidate for the seat
Ia the U. S. Senate at present occupied by Mr..
Atchison.
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EoR THE BENEFIT OF THE. AFFLICTED
Knowing the extreme hazard which stranger run. in
consulting Physic ans for the of pTvae Jeases.
owing 10 the Disqualification o. those - noies.
to such cases deem 10 he nothing brit act OF
blindness tow ard, The unatey afflicted e sheer
justice to nr MULLEN No. sc CusT0sHOI'sk .TRREr,
III in he wear 1915 was ai cF syphi-
lis in its wort and eppaiiise orm and several
months together was under the best pra tice
Icould Obtain in New Orleans without being heneft.
ed-indeed worse At Ingth hesrti If IN Null
low in three weeks he restored perfect health SUBJ
scribfd New Cries ms. Jan. 2. l64I. e
p15U SAMUEL Ks4Hb.ISftN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06

90 Hyperion" the name proposed by the
English astronomer Lassell, for the new satellite
Of Saturn, has been accepted by the Meers Bond
Of Cambridge.
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MURPHY,S RESTAU RANT,
Bowling and Billiard Salcons-No. 100 ST. CHARLES

STREET. NEXT TO THE THEATRE.
yEHE Subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
4 the public that he has made extensive adj 1~
ditions his Establishment rendering it the e51&43A
most complete and desirable in the city. The ya9yA
RESTAURANT will at all times be supplied LIZ
with the choicest fare that the markets of the city Afford
style satisfy the most astidous epicure Having
number of spacious bedrooms with entire furniture he
out Lodging BY the day week or month Terms moderate
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely rsftted,
and vsers will find the Tables and appointments of this
Enlistment equal any the city. and from their central
situation continue be the Billiard Saloon OF the city
The BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
great and effort the part of the subscriber shall be
wanting give general satisfaction his patrons and to
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage
~ The BAR, usual will always be furnished with the
best of LIQUORS.
dl4 3m RICHARD MURPHY.
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GRATES-GRATES-GR
addition to our II rye and well assorted stock of Paor
Chamber and Office CRATES !eceivng BY all the
late arrivals New Pattens which 70. beauty Of design
cannot be surpassed Those in want will ind il to their id
vantage to give 3 call. John STROUD CO.,
on urnOn street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06

THE HoLYDAYs.-In perusng the interior papers,
about holyday times, We almost envy our contem-
porares the many privileges they enjoy. Just think
of newspaper folks taking whole week for jolli-
fication! But to the extracts:
''The Patriot will not be published next week.
All hands require an intermission from labor, and
we do not feel willing to depart from what is Gus
tomary. merry Christmas to every body, and
especially to our subscribers "-MarshaN (Ieras)
Patriot, 31st.
:" We shall not print paper next week, as we
desire to spend the Christmas holydays in a more
agreeable manner. In the meantime, we extend
the usual congratulations to our lone subscriber
Minden La.) Iris, 23d.
Here is another quaint notice, from the editor of
the Shreveport Gazette:
We hate apologies, but we must ask the indul-
gence of readers this week for the pattern
Of editorial matter. Like our worthy contemporary
of the Journal, we have been sorey afflicted with
colds and their appendages; and it has been well
for us that we won dozen cambria wipes on
the election. In addition to this, we lost consider
able time in grand wedding froIic.''
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STORAGE. STORAGE. STORAGE.
rIsHE bulk of 50 0008A RRELS can be received kN\\N
i at GU, different Wareh0u -es. at reaonable
rates. EMERSON, TOUKNE u co. -
d28 I5s Tchoapouie. s'reet.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.


Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 100000.
JOHN NJ HILL, ALEX. ALLISON. IyAsB knowles
GEO. w. MARTIN. JACOB MCGAvocK G. M FoGG,
F. =. E0GG. VIM EAKIN, SAM'L SEAy.
JAMES J. GILL; Secretary JOHN M HILL, Prest
RIVER SEA and FIRE RISKS on the most ibe raj terms
at d AsfsirSyk NiwPisPs n e g.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE 90.
No. IL MILL STREET. .Vep York.
HlS COMPANY completed its third year on the lst day
Of May last, at which time the surplus amounted to
$5430 0 So showing business unparalleled n
the history of Life insurance.
Dividends profits are decla annually upon all life
policies which have settled premiums the
profits draw interest at the rateo per annnm and
be made avaabe at to he extent of two thirds of
their amount where the PARTY has paid his premiums in full
Premiums are payable annually but may be paid semi
annually o. quarterly and parties taking lite policies may
annual pre- num- upon which they will be required to pay
per cent interest -
Statement of the Mutual Rensft Life Insurance Com.
pany. Meg York, May !. 1873.
This Company has issued, since April 18th, 1s45,
to this date, Qhree years, 5527 Policies
Policies cancelled and expired .......-....... Sly
Policies now in force. .................47C8
Amount Of premiums the above 1857 AS 81
Received for interest al26 43
Losses and expense; paid amounting sas1 g
Net proceeds s542O IS
The recipients of the amount paid for osses are
as follows, VIZ.
HusDdn0s.
Ehlnren. ..'......'.'................ ......loS
he surplus of the Company this day s542 0lO So
'bEhf L. PATTERSON. President
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06

GOLD REGION!,
DARTIES GOING TO CALIFORNIA, will hear of a
L. lot of Guns, Pistols Ammunition Wearing Apparel
etc. etc suitable FOR that climate which will be sold
cheap, the is about leaving the city Particulars
A. MARMION. St. Charles ST.,
dor one door above poydras
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06

HoEYVLLE BRICK MANUFACTORY.
ETOEY BYINGTQN respectfully inform the citizens
of NewOreaus, Lafayette CarrolOn, Algers, Grena
and Hoeyyle that they prepared 70 deliver the
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern conntry,
builders and Others the lowest price, This estabsh
ment the largest the South and The Of the
public ia respectfully invited.
mv2t IF H0EH & RYINGTGG.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06

SHE ID S & L L " S,
Wood, Steel and Copperplate Engravers and
Prfnters.-34 CAMP s RECT, New ORLEANS,
VNTOULD inform he Public that they have 10 ate them
w selves above, and prepared to execute all orders
entrusted to them with ne4tnes and dispatch BQSl-
CHANGE AND LADING, BILL;HEADS, BANK
CHECKS, JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE, engra-
and well selected assortment of CARDS PAPER, etc. are
enabled 10 furnish the business community with superior
PRINTING at redu ed prices Commission Merchants
having Plates respectfully requested to give tnathe
~ sTATf III I BLANK Books, STAMPS,
and CHEAP PUBLICATIONS. for sale.
~ WOOD CUTS and STENCIL PLATES executed
to order dl4 3m
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t- Committee appointed to Collect Funds w. Andrews
L Ricardo, A. J. Willis J. o. Harris H. w Palirey
d25f ID. l. RICARDO. Secretary.
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A SHORT JoJTRNEy

" I'm at my wits end (" auoth Jal e. in puzzle
The simplest of knots To unravel-
Very likely, - says Jeems, 1.-The journey is
. That conldn't REQUIRE nc nch trayell nost. Pc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06

CHARLES NYSTRAND,
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. No. damon $
~ Row, at the corner of Tchouptooas and nelord III
L. streets, keeps on hand ample and well -
assorted stock OF American, English French .
Al Nand German DRUGS and MEDICINES, by L.
~dect importation from the best houses in the North
and in Europe.
N B.. He will always keep on hand COLLODI0N of
his manufacture, new remedy Justly celebrated by
professional gentlemen for wounds, sc. He would also
advise families constantly to keep for contingencies The
directions for its will accompany each bottle. Snip
and Steamboat Medicine Chests supplied at the rate
as any other wholesale establishment. mis- en-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06
MASS "PLANo RELIEvon

MASS "PLANO RELIEVOn
BR.4SS LETTER SIGNS md NUMB Frs.
A NEW and Elegant Articie-very Durable and Econ.
- omical costing but tie over the common Tin sign.
P4cuarv aoaped for Bauts. Churches Hotels. Stores,
Offices Apothecaries' Labels etc. Sold the
factnrer's prices E Specimens to be and orders
received by j. u. ANDERSON,
Sun ~ fIaarles sire
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06

COAL! COAL!
(siTY COAL. YARDS-OFFIcE and Yarns Nos. 332
~ and 334 TcHouPTrouI sTsEET, g. esqrarcs above
ST. hary's Markell hand anil erst Wholesale
OF retail either by cargo soai on Of ya, guam.
tity- PITTISR UR(1, .9.NTHk6CITt.. fISGfLfSH
C4.NJvEL and TPy4J1E EATER CO.9L.
lbs coaed and Trimmed with Dispatch nhoats,
TowboaIs Fopndrea Cotton Presses Sng8T efnases Ho-
tells Smith Min Plantations the upper lower EOst,
Water and Gas Wofk supplied with quautis Of the
best PfTTSBLRt COfi4 NJ the Owet narsei ats with
Dispatch Families, Stores Offices, dc supplied with the
best quality of ptsburz ntracite English faf ue aud
Trade Water Coal well screensd delivered ads of
the cities OF NewOreans Lafayette and lions lie low.
market prices.
TO- All orders strictly attended TO.
~ Contracts entered int supply yeary.
MCLEAN, WILLARD n Co,
M 3m 232 TehoHpiinnias street,
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CHINA CUT GLASS, CROCKERY WARE, Etc.
u ICH FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA 6seE7
N Roman French, and Bohemian Ornaments; Esz
GLsCut Glass Decanters, Gobets. Tumbleis, Wine NID
M5j G asses, etc; Solar Lamns; -
J Dinner Supper and Desert Plates, of the richest
~ crpton and latest pattersio be purchase the
most reasonable terms, at l66 TCRO UPIT0 UI..fS
Nofse Dame s,reet dlI I'm
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TN PRESS. and will shortly be published price so cents
L "CHOLERA-Its Causes, Prevention and Cufe"-
~ P. E. TUNsTALL, NJ ID la'e of Staten Island Hopita
ind late Of the Unvers of London Edint ug Paris
70 135 Poudras street. is5 I'm
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"Methinks there be six Hatters In the field !;
Five have seen to-dayp

OFFERING good HATS and CAPS ct low prices but
~ none better and none iotusr than those which
may be found at my Sales-f0ofa No ID CRdVIER ~
OF Tctoupiouas where have hand, 90
and fom time to lime receiving from at
Newark j. such varieties Of Goods in the above line. as
suitable for this market
Purchasers at Wholesale, who zee this viii please
remember snstf manufacturer ard wifi sell low.
- opening another lot of those coee MEMS Soft
Black BUENA VISTA HATS, 10 whict beg call
attention. WILLIAM BOOTH, Haer,
h4 II ~ CT .tnira.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06

TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS BUILDERS,
Carpenters, and all others interested in Building
NM P. KELSEY & CO. STEAM MANDATORY
w ST. Paul Street, be;Deen Julia and Gircd sts
the Protestant Cerneterv are fully prepared to
execute order every description of work used in private
other buildings sBch as:
Panel and Store Doors, Mahogany Baiustars,
Rolling & Stationary Blinds Awng Posts
Window Sash Gaps and Bsses for Columns,
Window and Door Frames, Mahogany, Rosewood and
Mahogany Neyes Black Walnut Veneering,
Every description of Circular and other SAVING
TURNING of all kinds done to order. =
BUILDINGS Of every description ontracted for Sugar
Houses Furnaces Chimpeys and Machinery. with every
Thing Entertaining teeo complete the best and most
approved plan Drafts of Buildings and Machinery made
to order stores shelved and Bars fitted mp.
All orders addressed above viii meet atten
ton Those who are DESTROYS OF building would do well
fsS~ Mahogany Cherry, Black Walnut. Cypress and
Eastern White Pine Lumbei and elbow Fine Tor bndin
r,nrposes constantly on hand and f0E sale. o2 .m
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he surplus of the Company, this day 4542 0l0 IS
RtiBERT L. PATTERSON. President.
BENJAMIN G. MILLER, Secretary.


child has nsurabe interest the life of parent So
single woman dependent her brother for her support
and education has sufficient interest in his life entte
her to it. So husbands sometimes insure the lives
their wives and by recent statute in New York. it i
made lawful for married by herself and in he
in the OF any third person, with his
her to be insured for her sole USE tbs life
her husband for definite PERIOD for the of his
natural lie; and, of her surviving her husband the
netamnunt of the insurance becoming due shall be payable
and for her free from the Gains of the
tatves of the husband any of his CT dors And case
the death of the wife before her husband the amount
the insurance may be made payable after her DEATH
hdren, or their guardian, for their use.
creditor the HE OF his debtor the exento
his debt, indemnity against The less the debt
& For Prospectus and all papers necessary effect In
surance and ali information as to the plan OF
piyt IL. e. HEARTH,
10 Banks Arcade New Orleans
JER VAN RENSSELAER,, NJ D., sultation New York
B. STILLE, VI. D., No. North St, opposite Lafayette
Square, Medical Examiner, New Orieans
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, No. IL WALL STREET. have issued, since
May last -four hundred and seventy nine policies. viz
To Merchants. 1873 To Cashiers of banks.
:. Maaufaeiurers s. Tadei;
Mechanics. Al Hoteikeepefs..
Clergy 70 Public Otcers......
l.aWyers....-....... ~ nHeu OtaleS ofncefS.
fhyscldns ..,...... nlenipefs olCOng ies..
Sea Captains. Farmers Is
:. en.............. 81 Othe Occupations.
Amounting to......41 Amounting to-. IS
Is Al
Total New Poicies. AS
ROSERT l.. PATTERSON. President.
RENJ @. MILLER Secretary. ne
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TAPESTRY. BRUSSELS AND VELVET


"a receiving large assortment ofhe above superb
~ CARPETlNGS-...A Ais
and patterns, Venstsns for bali aad ssis; Figured
Baize and Linen for Crumb Cloiis
WINDOW SHADES, HAIR CLO1 H.. lta Il 10 90 inch:
TABLE md PIANO COVERS Of varens qualities
wide beautiful patterns Of vaf,1us qusiiiies and
well seasoned all Of which eIzf n The loves
market prices, at wh0les ale or retail
90 3m A. RROIISSE IL 8. 60. q fiisrtres a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06

A Z. AENSWORTt' Marine aid oossupfTcf-i Notary,
N No. 80 CAMP ST. set, so.ng Commissions from the
state TEXAS. MIssI ssIPPI KENT ucEY FLORIDA, NEW
YoRk. MISSOURI lLL,soIs INDIANA, TENNxsssE. PENN.
ANA, RfopE Isl AND. VERNoNT. NEWT AMPsnIRK.
delaware. 4 LAFAml NAME. NoRTHC AHnf Iss SouTK
pAHnhIFA, GEORGIA NEwIgRsEy, Quo, MICHIGAN,
: ARP NsAs, VIRGINIA MASSACHUSETTS, MARYIIrp, and
GosssGTIcyT is prepared to take dsposon ard execute
and perfect all nds OF eg8 instruments to be used oIded
in sci States and the Territory Of Wisconsin The usual
promYtitude al his og'oe continued in ali NpsTis busi-
uhk
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HATS. HAT S!iHATS!,,
Sfsl DOZEN OF BLACK SOFT BUENA VISTA
JIM HATS A few ca.es of those Gutta Percha Stiff
fened Mole.kns and good assortment Of HAS and Caps
Just received by the ships Maid OF Orleans ant Memphis.
and by the steamship Falcon. For sale low By
JOHN DURBRIDGE, =
DIS Is CBst0mhouse street. up stairs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06

NEW YORK SADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
S1sN oT tn BLACK HORSE HEAD. Is Canal Camp
"A Retail Dealers Saddles. Brides, Manin JSzS&A
gales Trunks. WhiDs. Hogskns Skifting rsd-II -
Furnitn OF cry description having full OF
all articles IN Their line from their menufacory. enabled
offer purchasers both style End prices
indBcenent to call on them, at Is Canal street.
d27 Pm ANDREW G. BULL & CO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06

SPLENDID GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
'sNHE Subscribers have recently opened large asso
il ment of Goods suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS
comprising
PAPIER: MACHE Cabinets, secretaries, Work Boxes
Desks Dressing Gases, Portfolios Tea Tables in nests
ROSEWOOD Work Boxes, Desks and dressing Gases
DRESDEN PORCELAIN, Gard Baskets, Cake Plates
BOHEMIAN GLAS Fruit Dishes. Card Receivers
Flower Vases, Toilet Bottles Decanew, Lemonade
Glasses.
Also choice collection Of Paintings on Copper Gard Ca
ses Peal Enamel Tortoise Shell and Ivory Cigar Cases.
and large assortment Of styles 81 Jewe and Wstshss
Iens Necklaces, Bracelets Rings, Brooches and Amule
For sale on reason able terms, by
DIS LIT HYDE GOODRICH, 10 Chartres st.
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y n D e
121 GRAVTER street, 5et,oeen ST. Charles and Cdren-
delet streets, one door from The corner Of Carondete
MRS. WILSON, (Iate of "a Bienvle street, respect
WI fully informs her friends and the public generally -
that she continues in the above eligible location occu M
pied by her during the last year. She has had her1H
House thoroughly efted and prepared for the accommoda
ton of gentlemen exclusively. Grateful for past patronage,
she hopes by dilgent attention the comfort and
venieuce of her patrons merit and receive continuance
of the same Her viii De, as heretofore. MODERATE.
M Tyr dSw
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-15
u
The Beautiful in Nature,
WRITTEN ron The OLIVE BRANCH.

WRITTEN ron The OLIVE BRANCH.
Pleasant Nature ever teacheth
Holy lessons to the heart;
For the glory of The framer
Is revealed in every part.
Jovous sing the woodland minstrels,
Praises to our Heavenly King;
And the wild and lonely forest,
Rings with holy worshipping.
When the morning halo shineth
In the radient, eastern skies,
Fancy whispers, It's the portal,
Op'ning on blest Paradise.
Lightly dance the waves of ocean,
With their snowy plumes OF foam;
Murmuriug the widest music.
As their silv'ry waters roam.
Proudly rise the white winged vapors,
From the little, flowing rills,
Resting like bright clouds of incense,
On the ancient, altar hills.
Night her starry worlds doth marshall
On'the broad, eXpaniye skies,
But each burished ray was borrow'd,
From the light of Paradise.
Brightly shine the gems of morning,
In the grass imbedded dew;
Lovely in their lowly beauty,
Sparkling with each rainbow hue
Sweetly flows the little streamlet,
Murmuring gentle tune;
Pleasant as the fairy wind harps,
In the month of rosy June.
Beauty on fair Nature smilcth,
Over all this earthly sod;
And the careful eye IS guided,
Through her scenery, up to God.
.4sbord, CT. L.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-15
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

For sale al the Manufacturers Prices
100 Bales "Marcys" Wicking 90 Boxes "Iunts' AXES.
100 " Irvine $50 dOz. Scytles.
30 " Cotton Yarn all nos 50 g LaulsUns' Snaths
so Cotton Batting. so Hay Cutters
10 Cases Cotton Thread % Winnowing Mills.
Agricultural Implements of every description,
Fresh Ground n, $ Plaster
IHE Subscriber has received agency for the sale OF
i Leaviu and McDanics celebrated
Saws
of every description and size including
Circular Saws, Cast Stoell Mil Saws, Cut Saws
Clap board Saws, Vvneerng Saws.
ANY other kinds made to order and warranted
NJ CASH paid for Corn aud Oats.
JOS. W. HoWEs
Jan 9, 40. 70 (At The Old Stand.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-15
VEGETABLE
PULMONARY EsALsAM.
Tested By the Experience md Observation of
Thousands, Jon uPua,'as Of Tuenty
:

"''' F7It0T
Recommended by eminent Physicians
asa safe convenient and every eilicaci.
Gus Remedy az me that viii not dis
appoint the reasonable expectations Of
those who use II, aud superior To any
other within their knowledge, for
Coughs, Co Is, ann Con-unptions,
Asthma, PhlhiSlc, Splitting Of Eluod,
" hopping Eough, and an Pulm. nan.
Affection and Disease, Of The Lungs.
The opinions uf those who have used il
Fgu h4 srnu frutp L.. = d. ,..a,..-