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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-05
FTTBI FITsl PITS

DI. Townsend having tested bis esnapaFs In ossss
Of Fits Of recommended It. and WA Iuf5sed
o eosVe the following from ntsigent HHd rsDaoRhls
Farmer Of WsstohsIteI oOuatyl
FoRDHAB, August 10, IsIz
DR.. TeBNssaa-DeaI Sir have { tS aiTl asveH yaaTs
Of age who has been several yssu afflicted with FsI We
Tried almost evsTh for her bat without EncosI a. last
although we could find recommendation in our oi2ouAn
Tor like hs, thought she very delicate
health, would give her Of SBmaparA nd are
ye glad did for ohy restored her strength bishs
ban had return Of the F1 great pleasure IN sur
prise. She 1 fast becoming rugged and hearty fo Wkinh
We feel grateful. Your, respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-05

IoNnIeHu'B EaIape and speedy
I9 RoipisAt C9nsumpton harFanheaH PTpapsua Ute or
Failing Of the Womb ColtYeMass, Piles, Isnohoubna on
Whites ObstTuCted difficult MeEaTuatiOn IncOnfpepos
Of Une Involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
pfnsiaOR OF the syrenO matter whether the result Of IN
neTsut cangs oaursl produced By eRuay Hines OF ao
1deut. Nothing be surprising fibvg rating
effects on tho human frame PeHOni, all Weakneas and las
Sltude from taking At once bsGOme robust and full Of
5gy under its influence y mmedediesly oOuntsFaofs q
Retvelesanes Of the female frame which the great cau Of
banonneat II will not be expected Of 20 d.
loae nature to exhibit certificates Of GuTel performed but
assure the afflicted that hundreds Of been
reported Thousands Of where families have been
without ohdTsn, after uEnE few bottles Of this invaluable
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-05
10 MOTHFRs Ann MARRIED. TADIFa

This Of Sanapsra has Deen expressly prepared in
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
70 suppose Ehe approaching that critical period The turn
Of life, should neEe to take it, It preventive
oT any OF the numerous horrible dteaEea to which elnsea
subject this tine of life This period may he DELAYED
for several yeau BY using this medicine NoiGt les vaua
Die for those who approaching wOmHnhood it cal
opated 70 assist nature by Qucksnng the blood and nvgoT
auDg the system. Indeed this medicine l invaluable for
the delicate diseases to which subject II braceE
the whole system, permanently the natural energies
BY removing the impurities Of the body, not far stmulR
ling produces subsequent relaxation which
most medcines taken for female WeakneaB and disease
using few bottles Of hs medicine many aad painful
luIglca operations may be prevented
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-05

PASS OHhlSTlAA HOTEL.
Wis avorte resort Of the citizens of Louisiana Misss.
sppi and adjoining states! Te-opened for the "a
reception Of ylsites Saturday, May H. Various
alterations and additions have been made during the N
winter, with view Of rendering this establishment agFeea
bic and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed,
The Pass rendered of access BY the splendid line
low pressure mail steamers Oregon. James L. Day and Cali
toma, which leave Lake PontohaITain daily and the Mo
bile and MOntszuma tTi-Weeky,
Attached to the Hotel is an Academy for youne Misses
and Boys in separate departments under The able manage
ment OF Mr. BackmBI, well and favOFably known 10 the
residents of New Orleans. The Academy will open June
Two Physicians of well known standing dwell al the
Pass. R. H. MONTGOMERY, Manage
GW All ma1lable matter left at the Offices Of Mesn
r. Geddes, Bank Piacs, and NJ Judson ESQ., conner Of
Canal and Camp streets, viii be forwarded daily my25 3m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
Agricultural.
Salt as a Manure.

We have read with some interest the dis
cussion that has been going the p1st season
on he question of using salt as manure.
and from all we,haye read, we believe the
following article from the Cullvator gives
4 fair view Of all that may be expected
from its use in agricultural purposes, La
Mr. Editor In addition to the remarks
contained in yours Of the 9Th Of October,
over the signature Tenby, have to notice
the following statement, which find IN the
Report on Improvements, by the Rev.
Morrill, Allen, before the Plymouth County
Agricultural S"ciety, which seems to leave
little more to he said. Nevertheless, il
must be admitted, that its use as condi.
melt, if MT as food, might in some cases
be found advantageous while, in the
" Working Farmer" for the present month,
after notice Of mode OF accomplishing
tan bark in the compost heap by means Of
Lime, which required the space Of two
years 10 perfect, the talented editor re-
marks, " II W. Bryson had used salt and
lime mixture, recommended in a former
number, he would have saved twenty
months Of the time used in accomplishing
exhausted tan bark" Here follow Nj.
Aliens remarks: TENS.
A carefully conducted experiment has
been made by Horace CoIlamore, of PEN
broke, in the application of salt the result
Of which shows no influence to encourage
TO much extent the use Of the article as a
fertilizer In an experiment several years
ago by Mr. Alden of L. Bridgewater, the
results were something more favorable, but
there was not enough efficacy manifested in
that instance TO justify any thin like yen.
era Use of salt as manure. From obser-
vation, we think it highly beneficial, and a
very enduring fertilizer ON some soils, and
on some. that it produces no visile effect.
Trials on a small scale will best serve TO
show where il can be used with profit, In
the orchard and nursery it can always be
used with benefit, as preventive of insects,
care being taken not to have it come in
contact with tender trees as it would Nil
them much quicker than inserts. In the
culture Of plants of marine origin, salt may
be pretty freely used and with great benc-
fit. The applicant for the premium APP
pears to have complied with all the condi-
tions Of the offer and therefore ought to
receive it, though little or no benefit ac-
crue to the public"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
Complimentary.

A vain minister, observing a woman
weeping while he was preaching, called up
on her after the sermon.
81 perceived, my dear friend" sad he
+" that YOU seemed 10 feel very mnch under
INV discourse this morning; will you give
me some account of the exercises OF your
mind?' =, .-Iooa
feel very much as you say. You must
know sir, that / am poor lone widow.
had a good husband, and every week ne
and | would take the old ass and go to
market with our little raising rom the ga,
den, and by our sales would RAISE enough
10 keep us comfortably. But three years
,ro nv old man died, and then had to go
alone and do the best could, with help OF
the good beast, But a year ago my cid ass
died too, there she burst into tears ana
here have been ever since, and this NOR
ming (she continued, sobbing( when | went
to t6e church. aud heard your voice, 1t
sounded 80 much like the dear old ass, that
| could not help crying, indeed | couldn't
Boo hoo "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
A Horse .LIlak1ne.

On Wednesday last writes Vermont
correspondent inexperienced the very
extraordinary Feat Of swimming from the
west shore of Alburgh across Like Cham
plain to Rouses Point on the New York
side, being distance of about four miles.
What could have induced the animal to sci
out on this voyage it is impossible to con.
lecture. He appeared somewhat exhausted
when he came to land, which hc had good
deal of difficulty in reaching, on account
of raft of lumber of great length which
lay near the shore, and which, after at.
tempting in vain to get over he swan a.
round. He was soon followed in boat by
his owner, who had witnessed part of the
horses aquatic performance, and rode him
half an hour Afterwards, far enough to as
certain that the animal, though much "a
tgued, was uninjured Boston Post,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
The common Hemlock for Hedges.

Attention is now directed to the common
American hemlock, as substitute for the
thorn and their delicious shrubs for hedges.
1t has bern ublected 10 reiterated trials, it
is said in various localities where it is ind-
genious, and in every instance with the
most complies success. 1t has many hinps
to recommend it; among the more prom.
nent of which may be mentioned its great
hardness, and the slight injury, compare.
lively speaking, it receives from transplant
alton. 1t is also well adapted to every va
riety of soil and will flourish with great
luxuriance on ordinary lands without pre-
vious preparation or manure. Extensive
lines of this beautiful hedge are to be seen
in various sections of Western New York.
where its cultivation has been attended
thus far, with the most astonishing success
AS the tree is an evergreen, its appearance
is necessarily at all seasons extremely orna.
mental, presenting in its full, dense foliage
a most refreshing contrast to the dreary
monotony Of the winter scene, and adding.
by its many attractive beauties, to the leafy
glories of the spring. and the effluent sum
mer months. II is asserted, on reliable au.
thority, that of all trees aud shrubs yet ap.
piled for this purpose it is the most certain
of SUCCESS being less liable to injury from
the ordinary evils which so frequently prove
fatal to the thorn, the locust, and other
cognate species of plants, and in no way
Objectionable in consequence of root
sprouts, by which he above named produce
tons foul the contiguous soil, aud produce
suburban progeny. extremely detrimental
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
to cultivation, whether directed TO the pro.
ductl' n of root crops, grain or grass.
CANON le.

A few roots of this plant should have a
place in every garden. Not only are its
medicinal quailties highly valuable, but its
presence among vegetables is supp sed to
be an Egis of protection against many is
eases 10 which they are subject. 1t should
be tranSpIaMed into warm aud rich soil,
early in the spring, and he assisted, during
Its early development by copous manurlng
aud frequent pressure. When plants, late
in the season. exhibit symptoms Of decay or
general debility, the planting of small
root of camomile in their vicinity is FREE
qnently the most speedy and eficacions
remedy that can be applied. The odor, or
aromy difIused by this plant is also known
to he highly repeIIent to many kinds of al
'gerons insects, and its presence among
those species Of plants and vegetables III
tested by such enemies, will protect them
more eiicclualIy than almost any other a
gent known, and at comparatively small
expense.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22

FREAK OF NATURE We have been
shown, says the Erie Observer, the queerest
freak Of nature we ever saw. We doubt
much if there ever was such another inst
ance in the world, and if science can solve
the mystery which surrounds it, we shall be
greatly mistaken. AMIR. Greene, OF Girard,
while engaged in butchering sheep, found
in the lights, or lungs, Of one, quantity
Of pure lead, weighing at least half pound.
This lead is some six or seven inches in
length, and in shape a very good represent
alton of tree without foliage. 1t has some
seventy or eighty prongs, or limbs, covered
with buds, and at the base a root. The
lungs were in healthy state, and the sheep
i'll good order. How came this in the
Sleeps Iungs1 Will the scientific and the
learned inform us y!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
poGtrp.

THE MATRIMONIAL RULE.
Inscribed in The Album of a Young Lady on The
Ere OF Marriage.
IT'S morning DER the new weakened earth
The sun his brightest radiance filings,
And noueht is heard save sounds OF mlrth,
And all around with gladness rings.
Anon light clouds begin TO rise,
While eddying breezes sweep along;
Dark. and more dark, they veil the skies,
And storm-winds drown the voice of song.
So, lady, do we often sec
The morn Of matrimonial life
All SMILES, all joy, all gaiety,
It's nom obscured by feuds and strife.
But would you know charm of power
To assure the sunshine Of the heart,
To break the tempest that will lower,
To blunt the point of discord's dart.
Bear and forbcar mo wiser given
Than this short rule, which, practised well
Makes marriage cen Oh earth heaven;
Neglected, turns it to he'll.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
why Don't You Try itg

Read the following statement Of fcts-throw away
yer lid pr,udiees and answer the above aestjvn &C
oerdlng to common sensr and and you win tty IT,
MeSsrs Curtiss and Nich"s-FuF two years uasf have
been entirely pTnsrated with the Rheumatism; bdah nv
hces were swelrd TO their original size-a large bunch
came out TN my breast bone appearing like part the bone
thrown out. Another was thrown out Of ms wrist
In short endured the most eXcucating mains for nearly
three years. "htnined the best medical attendance the
country aoTd' d. and tired great .unbeT Of medicines
and FlfAlaS "A ithA. The Asst
when had The good torture "a procure bottle az Cmmn
and Pain Killer prepared u" Messrs Curtis and Perkins ~
Bangor. Soon AFTER taking il, found could ri Eme
rest nights and the pain become lest violent have con
tinued IL take II and apply II externally until have used
eight bottles. took much larger quantities than was rer
onmrpded. The swelling has all gone down both in INV
limbs and breast and am entirely rlicved from pain
have been ubp IL do good days work any time far the
last three months for my age. No desc tn AZ
my convey the vast amount Of benefit have re-
eeved from this article. bevet is the best nce in the
world for heum su. have also used Il fer chOc pains
in the stomach, and always und immedistc relief
JOHN BUCKNAM.
DxBlont, July II, 1913.
In addition to the above have certificates from p4r
Of the highest responsibility all the country who
have been cured Of the bilious choc cranp in the snn
den, spains aud Bruises the most stubborn case Of the
Piles, scads and burns extracting tn hfc al ono
and giving immediate relief frln pain
De PARTICULAR To- call for Curtis aud Perkins Cramp and
pain kirT-ll Others bearing this are connpTfei,,
For sale wholesale and retail by CURTIS aud PERAINs
Bangor, Maine.
sK Collins, wholesale and retail Montpeler. yt-s &.
hutehins, Waterhny-D. w. Keith, Barre-l. Iiu,kcr,
tlanh ld-E u. Putnam, Marshhtd-E Perry and Co.
CaboN T. Ke'ler aad Co Ilydt park--H Villas John,
son-D Gilbert, Monisiown-H. Montgomery, Tardwek,
l3;lY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22

"When all Indian maiden dies, her
friends take young bird which has Just
began to try its powers Of sing, aud load
ny 1t with kisses aud carresses, set it free
ner the grave, in the belief that ii will
nerther fold It's wings nor close its eyes I'M
al it has reached the spirit land and
oorne its message Of affection to the loved
and lost"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22

Tnr voice often is an evident indication
of character, the good or bad properties or
which it will qIre; there are certain
tunes Of voice which hetray want OF III
dcrstandlng, and winch when we have
learned 10 think Will no more be heard.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22

To PUREY BEES WAx.--PIacc the wax
IN tin vessel, with small holes pierced in
IT'S bottom, ana place it into the oven Of a
stove, or ot.er oven, over a yessel Of water.
The wax will melt by the steam aud DRIP
Town mt the water below. This is also a
GOOD plan 10 nIrilY plne.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
PLASTER.
FOR SALE OR LET,

VHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully solcIis the attention OF
the public to store pleasantly situated In the centre
Rochester village. 1t Is Large and commodious-twentv
five feet by fty eeatached TO is large woud huus
well finished stands ON the site of ground where the
store was burned some years SINCE built by Mr. Asa Fran
els, and occupied by Messrs Francis Ilemenway far sew
eral years, afterwards by Mr.. William Simmer of Royaon
Possession given the LIST duy Of April next
Eu J. II. PHELPS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
4flrOitinrs.

THIS Is the frs attempt to combine the ELECTRIC and
4 MAGNETIC FLUID with the pOA eriul Vegetable
tracts in T. furm Oi an Ointment Uhe applied externally
fF tile removal # deaSr. The unlmitd success il
has met with stamps II at The greatest discovery Of
the age. II Is Dty ecGiing cTes the utmost inn
IOTiance. The most in redutis are cIVnr, dtle nst
iathlcss compelled IL hiieYe tcf mud virtue
Of this great rmediy II universally admitted To- be the
most wonderful combination know the world, the
immediate rei IF disense and pam.
II neYtrfa while there remains sufficient life to res
tore natural and b. ali nv actn 10 the capillary vCssels Vt
the budy, and Uquaze circulation Of The blood BY
this means controlling power gained the ma
lenant lurms 0f disease which cann.t he 0ba NJ FIRM
my uber rtmrdy Such s The power If this combination
that It penctres TO eygTy porthn Of the human frame
cry bone and muscle, vtiu and gamrht searched
and made sensible Of lis purifying and healing ihn-
tnce Hence cpes as readily wi neTnal as external
disease.
Numerous instances are on record where this remedy
has restored health to patients the grave that the
most 'wrtnl internal remedies fail Ia produce any ef-
iee such has frequently been the case in inflammation Of
nc huNcls-ho patient need die Of this disease hese
he magnetic ointment BE- ubtunt d-tha DANCE roug m
denic known the putd Ely Fpela can always be cured
hy this remedy For the hiammutory Rheumatism tbis
ointment the most cOluplte remedy ever mepaud. In
~ casct cat VI 100 II will aTd entire itirft III, worst
cases Of nervous headache In thirty hilHtP For nervous
disease Is OF immense value econs uf the sDine
mathn, ihnrncss liberated throat Ennciis PIru
sy, Cruup, Chtlc. ChUcra Nj, rbus Agic in The CO or
reaSt Burns Sc"l head, ScrUfa, Salt Rrum E,yrpe-
WI ma n 'yeS, lever S"reT &c, will be Immediately
For further particulars aud tcxncnals see ronuIt
n WIKI each agent. - pu"'F"'e"
:. h. Collins, wholesale md retail, Moutnc,ier v,
| hn'on and Holden, MiddIese1--Stinpstn and Hrmes
" 'termry--E H. Green. Eichmrnh-F A. P, tk Rurlinr
n-Joserh Dgmscy, HerthitId-A A Cleayeland II
'Tonkdrld,-G. r. Gal, Washln.tun-Fr pnd Wake
| ,arTe. $50 - '"''Ne'
''e" - and rs cents ner hottie, e3:y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
AGENCY OF
DIR. s. s. FITCH'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINES

Used by him with such distinguished success in me
- cure Of Coughs Consumpuh, Caiarrh, Asthma IIean
Diseases, Dyspepya, GOudrrh@a, Piles, Female Com.
plaints sc, SC. Also,
DR. =. = Ftch's Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder H..
ees, Inhalng Tubes, and Lectures ON C,nsumrnn ana
the art OF preserving Life and Health Old Are a. A.
Mas LUCY d. LEE has been RPpoh ted Agent trr Inc
sale Of the above Co ds, and win keep them e. nsi nv az
ton, VI. ~ N' so N'""' N'yae
W pr Fiich's GUrE on TO 'NvALIDs, and Diree.
Nous 70. rromo.ng and ms, ucions TO Mothers IN
manag t OF IN rem" had, Rraluitausty nv
tyesnelY valuable Book - 'Nee'91. al IN a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22

SOME sensible fellow has said. hat where
me man reads merchants sign, hun
drcd will read his advert iScment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22

More money is expended by the city of
Boston for education than by the English
government for the education of its seven :.
teen millions Of people,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22

NOTICE.
TUE Subscriber continues the manufacture of Moeskin
Silk nru-h Napt and Anglia
Hats,
of the latest city Stys, with nlltrs Of broader brim
winch are considered mure to tie comfort of the wearer
and at all times ready to finish up suit the taste and
wishes OF the purchaser With article of low crowned
brush and nap hats, particularly adapted for elderly gen
lemeni al his Shop In Montpelier, where can be found
City Hats
Of the first quality and latest style with mn assortment of
Caps for and boys, with Summer Rough and r. aides
and lnw crowned felt u.s. all OF wheh are to I've sold at
prices ranging low, according to quality.
May % 1919. oS.n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN

Freischutz, is the most familiar type
The bowling or believing Of dogs at night
is regarded as bad omen by the Peasantry
in every part of England.-AthsnGum'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22

No man has right to do as he pcases,
except when he pelscs to dorght
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22

A FOR is like cinnamon.tree--the bark
IS wor h more than The body.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
SPECIAY. NOTICE

AIRS,
he subscriber has removed the office Of Lyman Briggs
ESQ.,, on state street. over George W. Seoti's Store,
ratus and Books for ACADEMIES and Common seooois-.
Consisting In part Of Maps, Giubts, Charts &c &c such
Mitches Outline Maps, Masun's Astronomical Do
Co ne's Globes Pages Vocal Chats, Davies Mate
ra works, Webs Grammars, Wizards Histories Cutters
lie and single entry Also. Rev. Zad, krhompsen GEOG
RAPHY q GEOLOGY OF VERMONT, accompanied with
Maps-A NEW WORK Dust pullished) designed for the
of Academies and Schools Thu above w,Fk has hesn
examined and highly recommended hy the Honorable IInr
Eaton state superintendent and His Exceency Car
los Coolidge In fine all the Standard works, needed in
the schools uf this State may br found here
Orders will he PROMPTLY attended to, (hy MI briggs
in the absence Of the subscrbeEl
CHARLES O. RTMBALL,
General Agent for the State,
Mmtpeiicr Fob. 1910
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
i'1' O' HORACE }, HODGES.
FROM AN OLD AND HIGHLY RESPECTABLE RESI-
DENT OF AsHrABULA, Quo.

Dear Sr;-lecng C gratitude TO you for the lnestma-
Bile benefits have ec,iyed from the Of ynur medicine,
induce M TO address tai. letter Oyuu in order that you
my be able to add uns more to the lit nj those indebted
to II f tryr esouln 10 health and strength was at
hlcttd from Tn IL twelve years with ASTHMA and cry
slPELAS, and had lid all the remedies u be had, AFTER
having the adyicef all the besl medical nen could find.
sly hands ie vr swrllsd 50 US 10 he entirely
less, aud could sCucly draw my breath, being ONLY
ABLETO GASP. Wbiltthns suffering under double at
Fiction, and mail. 10 ave my rom, hring most Of the
time upon ny bed MAJ induced II use your CANClALA
qua; aud llihtnnd effects Of il N twentyfourh0urs
from the Tins dtI Commenced ia uA and have gone
90 mendng until 40, nnw restored to complete health
have not hsen tlloa i'm main In thu head, u which
vas sp' sel hs,ara - :. At.AGUA, nor in
lsrd with any pain n made Whatever which perhaps
whl surprise you vim YOU Learn that am HOW in the
sy'sevenih year d nv age trust that you may meet
with every success tIe sale Of yuur invaluable medicine,
Tor feel that tails merits every praise, and checriully
add mine, the no. INT II may prove Of benefit to you
Ynirs rftiet,tllV