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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-12

flR. CoNaAD CHARLES REIsIsoER.-Let it not be for
gotten that this talented musician gives Grand Concert h
evening" as DO Commercial Exchange, to commence at quar-.
palt O'Clock. Mr. Reisnger viii be assisted by Or
cala composed Of the very best artists in The city, and viii
execute 9pmber Of his most beautiful compositions.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-12

w NJ a. D BATTLE 81 Shreveport is our duly authorized
AElnf receive rni1cp and q collect and
atcgipl lE acccaaia sue thisi office
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Guinness s. Co.
IL CAMP STREET,
DEALERS IN
Fine Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, &C.,

HAVE open carefully selected choice fine
II FANCY ARTICLES suitable PRESENTS, consisting
part, Of
Rich Fans Porte M0nnaiesi Card Casssi Dezksi
Music Boxes Opera Glassssj Papeteresi Pursesi
Dressing Cases Bouquet Holders; Reucues; CaneHi
Work BoHas; Glove Boxes Fine Albumsi Games;
Accorleons; Cases Odeur Boxes; Dolls;
Portfolios; Needle Books; Curi0siteH; Vases
We have also open q ful stock Of
Combs, Brushes and Perfumery,
Gent s Furnishing, Travellers and Sp0usmeus Goods.
G UINN NESS & CO.
Dealers In
Fine Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, &c.
dc 6t2p IL CAMP STREET.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-12

PLAupE's VARIEuEs-Ths evening the Grand Ballet
DveFisemeni, SIAN in Variety, viii Be reproduced after
which be Comedy Of A Roland loran Oliver" The whole
a lrfaa Maid
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NEVER KNOWN To FAIL.

- NIIN Iii hVUNNN IU E7lNIIIs
T0R. OSGOOD'S INDIA CHOLAGOGUE, Fever and
- and Ague, intermittent and Rsmsnt Feyer, and
forms Of BiOCs diseases.
Designed especially TOR The thorough sud permanent Of those
affections Of the liver and other Internal organs which attend the dis
eases Of bilious climates. For sale by
J. WRIGHT & Co, Isl Charues ST.
Only Agents for New Orleans.
n DaaIeTs supplied on literal tarni. b 6m2p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-12

DIARIES FOR 1850.
lust PUBLISHED, THE DIARY or DAILY AiEAfORAN-
y DUN BOOK FOR 1850, Of various sizes
Full Cap sze-Br0ad
Half Cap siZe-Narr0w;
Cap Octave size-wth tuck
Cap Octave size-wth plain covers
Miniature sizc-for Vest Pocket, with gilt edge and tuck
For sale by the dozen single, a New York prices
~ DAVID FELT & CO.. Stadoner' Hall,
d5 6td<W a Charities street
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gbe Daily Crescent.


VFDNEs0Ax MoRNING, DECENIBER II.
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~ And neglect Cough daily weakening your
utun, irritating your III ungs inviting
dread disease Consumption when soothing aud healing remedy
be obtained DR.. 4. ROGERS SYRU p OF LIVER-
WORT AND TAR. For sale at
sCovlL & MEAD's Ils Char.rss e.
t59- See advertisement O outside. 3n9D
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-12

81. CHARLEs THEATRE.-I1t,d Aight qf mr.. b.
ehdRan-Ihe entertainments this evening the st. ChaHe
ere The Stranger, On which Mir Buchanan sustains the
b New YnrE IN ls.a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-12

k4 .-~Sometius Neais-A vely handsome
IS cas'na may Be a. M ansll's, g Camp s..
inches lfineh ltIott. Il w0ad ana'ger
i'las 3 printing pres o. ohsr mzchiney -
nsssf. As il takes up bul ifds room, Il spesks
~ Of our New Orleans lneShsaicl. Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-12

PoNAREpEs PAsoRANA.-A few nights mOra will close
this exhibition at Annoy Hall Do not miss the opportunity
Offered
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bEAEHE OF EATON STosE.This celebrated rider takes
penenl q te South Western Circus in Congo Square, this
evening" tlr stone s uHequaled IN his riding without sad
dla and brides and have no doubt hat he will have as
p ehg merits fun gahsIinE for his bane6t Go ealiy
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BEAU Full
HOJNS1NN Presents.

For the approaching Christmas and NcD Year.
CONSISTING IN PART or
SPLENDID ANNUALs for 1850; embelshed with
numerous Engravings and bound in the finest style.
ILLUSTRATED STANDARD WORKS; embracing
all the British and American Poets, Johns0ns Rasseas,
Vicar of Wakefield, Paul and Virginia, Life Of Christ,
etc etc. in and beautiful Bindings embellished
with Original Engravngs.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS large assortment,
hound in Velvet with Gold Clasps Morocco Ara
Uesque, etc.
PORT F0LIOS, of fine Morocco, Fancy Muslin and Pa
pier Mache, OF the richest designs and patterns
WEDDING CAKE BOXES large assortment Of various
sizes and patterns.
FANCY WORK BOXES, of Rosewood various sizes /;
inlad with Pearl--yery cheap.
JUVENILE BOOKS the largest assortment in the city,
consisting of all the old popular authors, together with
many new books just issued.
WRITING DESKS, of Mahogany Rosewood and Paper
Mache also, TRAVELLING DESKS, covered with
Leather and beautifully arranged, with every conye-
nience for travelling for sale by
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% Flowers are all she Jewels ! can give thee. VI
FLOR WnRHG


THE PARTERRE; or, Beauties of Flora.
Les FI.ElL RS ANlMEES: or, Flowers Petsonfel--A
Floral Work of Rare Beauty
NATURES GEM; or American Wild Flowers in their
-, Native Hauntss by Emma g. Embur.
FlORA'S DlCTIONARY-Bv Mrs Writ. of Virginia
TIE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.
THE IADN'S BOOK OF FLOWERS AND PO-
THE POLITICAL LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS. or
- The Pilgrimage Of LOve-Edited by Mr.E Oakes Smith
IHE QUEEN OF FLOWERS
THE POEIRH OF FLOWERS AND FLOWERS OF
THE RoMASCE OF NATURE; or, The POoticsl Lam
guage of Flowers.
j., large assortment of ALBUMS handsomely bound and
finely illustrated
a beautiful assortment of
CATHOLIC PRAYER DOORS; ,..5
Bound in the superb manner, and particularly "P'e
i0 B T SIS Fl Re eoS6Ks of all descriptions
and styles Of binding,
FANCY ARTICLES.
WRITING DFSKS-in MoEoceo 6,Iuiy sLu ~
LADIES' FANCY INKS - ;,b ~ s-;,t,y,,
PORTFOI S-yarous style and sizes WIN OF "lueat
9fE aRd sS AIEsa large and beautiful assortment.
FSNCY pes. HOLDERS Paper weighs and Taper
T St gT NOTE AND BTLLETs.DOUX PAPERS
with Envelopes 10 match.
COLI PENS AND PESCILS-in great variety, Of the
newest and best kinds.
ny For sale at the New Orleans Stationery WaTshopss.
no sap NV J. d, STEEL, II Camp ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-12

SERMONS FROM THE STAGE.--These sermons,
written BY Mr. N. M Ludlow are being published
il the St. Louis ReveilIe. The last one, on the
sehoo-hoy age, from /" text according to William
Shakespeare, in his play Of As KoH Like II, is
excellent. The errors Of the prevailing educational
systems ore thoroughly exposed; and it is to be-
hoped that the sermon viii do something towards
The correction Of the abuses It 50 ulydeseribes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-12

STATE Or THE LEvEE.-The Mayor, on Monday
last, understanding that lhe river was rapidly rising,
requested Mr.. Surgi, the Surveyor Of the First Iu-
nicipalty, to proceed to Mr.. sauy6s plantation to
emmins the state Of the Levee. Mr.. SnIgi has
reported the Levee constructed in the rear Of the
lals cEevasse is in good oFder and that u inches
more will place it above any expected riss Of the
wafer He also ezaminsd the new Levee, nine
eeres 10 length, now being nidly constructed by
Mr.. sauye, and states that it has progl sed about
iour fsetabove the hatlure and that thds ueeus nc
doubt Of It's speedy completion long before the an
gieipated rise can reach that point.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-12

CoNHs, BRUsHEs, ETos-Now IA the time when every
one should Be dusng mp and brushing away the cobwsbs
which have been accomplishing during he Old year Of 1si9
which ast dnwng m close; and in order to DO tis now
tx time every good housewife should prepare hersef with
atot Of good bfushes. Thae mas Be hsd any variety,
rars q aes a. Hufly Co . large and extensive Brush
Haauiaaiqly. No 90 Camp street. They aho have llEs
rani Of sAaa Combs Of the latest styles.
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sREoIAL LEGISLATION. - The Legislature Of
Alabama was engaged for some time on bill per
naiiiipg blind man to peddle books in that State
without license. This is special, and somewhat
costly legislation too, as the expense Of debating
he bill win sacesd many times the cost of the
license. Il would read better in the papers if the
members had taxed themselves a few dimes apiece,
iol an object Of proper benevoence instead OF put
ting Il upon The State, with the additional infection
Of the speeches and the per aiem.
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Grand Instrumental ana Vocal Concert

Grand InstrumentaI and Vocal Concert
MISS AMALIA sCHoENBRUNNER, PIANIST, Of the Cou.
NJ serVatnr Of Vienna, has the honor
the public Of New Orleans that she
will her first Concert here FRIDAY,
Commercial Hotel n fA n N
Of 1t. Charles and Perlido Streets when she will
be Orchestra highly
Gentleman, celebrated VOcaiats Of this city.
~ Tickets sC0 be had ell principal Music Stores
ar For particulars see small bills. dll
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-12

NEw WoRK.-rhe Presidents of the United
States, their memoirs and administrations, includ-
ing an account Of the Inauguration Of each Presi-
dent and history Of ihe political events Of his ad-
ministEatol and The transactions Of Congress al
each setsion-emhellished with twelve portraits
Dr. o A. Shaw yas the St. Charles Hote) is the
aaent. 81 whom il NAV be had.
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G1E1la IT1IE RistOLs.
Fashionable MiIIinery and Dress Making

Fl HAMBURGER l64 Camp hiss Tecevsd by ari
IL walls splendid LOT Of the above GOOd Of entirely style,
tsee'edn Paris by experienced hand and warranted equal to
any other ahtortment n the city. Mig I'm
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oVO9'R3INlL'S
Beautiful and Extensive Collection Of
ANIMALS g. PRESENTATION BOOKS

For the II OlydRys,
complete The catalogue ready, aud 10 offering TO the
Of he public, proper remark that cannot be
passed city any particular that he Prices low
in any other city. B. NJ NORMAN, Bookseller,
al 2pu l6 Camp
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y. s. SuPREME Court yesterday being the
day appointed by law for the commencement Of the
annual term Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States the following members Of the Court at II
O'Clock took their seats upon the Bench, viz: Mr..
Justice Mclean, Mr.. Justice Catron Mr.. Justice
Woodbury.. The absence Of Chief Justice fancy
and other members Of he Court is sufficiently ac-
counted Tor BY the severity Of the prevailing storm
on Sunday and yesterday. The Court adjourned
to II O'Clock this day.--NatiOglai INTEL, I'd tna
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At "A Camp street you VI be sure to find
4 nIiliarina Gam Tor aNarN iullnL mind.

AlsO-A splendid assortment Of JUVENILE WORKS,
for Children OF all ages embracing all the various writings
Of Edgeworh, Sherwood, Barbauld, Farley, Embury;
T. ;. Arthur, Charlotte Elizabeth Mary Hewitt, and
other writers of juvenile celebrity.
Together with large assortment Of PUZZLES, GAMES,
BLOCK ALPHABETS, TRANSPARENT STATES,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03

ln this g. 10, Jon ~, ~ Rev y Stone
Mr James Camphellf Boston, ana Miss iiHr
ret Sylvester, 81 DaHvillu.
IN Dauvllc, Jan. o., BY Roy u, y itrF.
urihr. 81 Iifst', ~ FISHER aud Miss MARY Is
ilfsiHs, bpiu rf -
So MauhG.id, Jan 10, W . T. Carpen
lrr, Esq John u llolmes, 81 A0uhhrli, and
Alma u Leasr, ~ rlAiGGeld
In slanslcud, Jap e2, by Rev n Y ilall
NJ william Decker, ~ CoYcuify,tNt aul
Miss IuliaAhn Gilman, daughter Of Mr san
url Gilman
&c. sianstrad Jan g., by Rev J. liorllUd
NJ Alnugo u ltfkeF and Misa Amelia u Al
bee, both of HHrbf rlain.-
lukfby, lan. 70, by Hsy. -. Packer, Nh
Charles W Joy Of Sutton, und Mlss Calisll
Bryant, 81 kfby,
IN LunenbuTgh, by itey, J whitney, MI
VI - Lafayette Smith, 81 Lancaster, n. IA
and Aliaa Lucy halch, Of LunrnbHrlh
Alec, in LuGrubufgh, Wy the same, Jan. ~
Mo Syringe sud Miss Lucy Haskell, boil
a. l.uuenbufF
F. lu llavethll, Jah -, ny Rev, Mr. scarlr
M James WoodWEd and M,sa Louls Hunt
boli of II,
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The Markets.
BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday Jan. .

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday Jan. q.
Reported for the Traveller.
AZ market, i5o ecfcRtte, ~ stores, pairs
working oxen, ~ cows and calves, 35ooEhcer
aud 30 swine
Beef cnttle--Extra, S6,75 LIST quality, 6,50i
I'd do. 6,0oy tsid do. 90.
ST ore cattle-2 years old :fl2 n 10; years
old . $20.
Working Oxen--No sales noticed.
Cows and Culves-sales at 90, 22,. %, 81,
and $35.
snecp-sales at sl,dO>e, 3,cs~a lot of
"a sold Tor CPS.
Swine-Igc. co.
BOSTON MARKET Jan. 81.
BEEF--Extra mess, lI,00 a 1880; Mess,
Il, 90 n 10, 5Oi No /, 1000 00,00i prime, city,
III ,OO,a q 90; navy ~ 90 90 90.
PORk--ENtra clear q so 90 00;clcar rs 90
a 90 gO, mess 10 90 90 00i primo 10 90 nr13,50.
LARD--Boston "a Az south Nwest, IDA Q.
BuTTER--storo I3i 10, shiPP'ng Ii l6A
ihmIy20 s-RcI.
CHEESE--ncw milk 8, four meal . a-G,
shipping Is Z.
FLOUR-Howurd street 5.5a 60; Ohio,
S,62 n rs; Gcncsec, com. br. 5,s7 600.
CORN4-Ycllow, round, 90 7,iiat oOa Ol,
white So Il 90.
OATS-southorn, 20 a "a; northern, 4OaOG;
eastern, 30 ~.
WOOL--Thcte has been nm active demand
for domestic fleece and pulled ~st~t"li-PFicrE,
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Phillips Academy,

nv II T. sptinR Term viii commence on
Il Thurtday, Fcbruary ~, aud continue e.
lcvon weeks M,sa MARY, T. DuRNllAAl
viii resume The charge of tht Female depart.
mcnt Miss y VIII give instruction az the
French aud Italian languages, aud also Va
Drawing
Lectures will bc delivered during tho term,
ia connection with tho VARIOUS branches Of
science studied,
r!.e4sachcrs Glass will be roorgauiEcd early
IN the term,
An necessary assistance will be scasonably
provided
&. q BuRNiiAM, Principal
Danvillc, Jan. ~, 1919 GliW3
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st. JOlInSbury Academy,

,sNHE Spring Term viii cbminoaeo OH We'd
] nesday, the 9lst of February.
Ma JAMES =. Colby, HfncPNl,
Rn,. H. CASE, late g.. Supeflntt "dch' ct
Common schools, VIII hereafter lc connected
with the School az Teacher
A. the commencement ct the term q claHs
will DO formed Of those intending h. teach, aud
appropriate exercises will be continued for
their benefit through The Term,
Farther partieul can be- learned Of the
Principal or
cows ,JoP. BANCROFT, Sec.
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MOODY BATTLE IN YUCATAN,

The following sc take from tho Telegraph
10 repairs IN ihs New York pnpersi
lows or'lIA CArruRrp Am BuRsT,--
.Ntw Orifans, IhiHsday jan, % Highly i'm
puriHnt news has just been received from W.
cntau, A great biulo haa been fought bp-
tween 1000 Indians 90 one side, and 500 A.
merican Volunteers on lhu other The la,
,lihuH were driven back after desperate
struggle, aud American yRlor was nBgn III
umphhuL The American loss Was hevefei
tny had foriy-three killed and u larga uuu-
ber wounded many murlHlly, Tie lndlnn
loHs WA supposed 10 be Immense Tho In
d,HH town ofl'ilu WINS captured and burnt. --
wore on lle eve Of marching
toward hassalus, where decisive hmilu wps
anticipated, The next news was looked for
Milh mmrlI nnNinlY,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03

WiHar's -BaLsdm at tic South. One OF our
Agehis at Athens, Georgia, has sent us thee
the same
Truth IS mighty and Hi4 P+epal.
Athens, August "a, 1916
Dear Sr'-lIavimg been afflicted for more
! man tan h"niE= with chronic Inflammation
oil The Lungs, al tunes Very severely and hay-
ing adopted many medicines without any but
temporary rclicf-l purchased abust three bot
Dcs of Wistars Balsamof Wild Cherry. from
the effects Of which / obtained moro relief
lean from all the medicines had ever taken
FOR that distressing disorder. ] have by the
repeated use Of this valuable Balsum been
more free from pressure for breath aud op.
preston on the lungs than had anticipated
and, indeed, conceive that viii be cured by
continuing It's use, of this most disheartcU ,ng
niGlady. do most cheeriuly tender you this
acknowledgements which you viii use your
Judgment dictates. RODNEY BUkK +.
Naynsberough, BUtke- Co, Georgia.
For sale by J 6. bingham ST. JohnsGury
Plains J Flint, ST. Johnsbury Centre; j.. l..
Parks, Passumpsic, and dealers IN medicine
generally.
The genuine signed Butts on the wfAP PIPER
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Hiram Francis Hubbard Miss.
a. ing.

SoL'e time in the Spring of 1917, he went
'+r@t his fathers family at Baraboo, WIS.
,9nsln, aud left there in the fall for The East
us Nrother wrote me that he would visit
nu'Ae IN the winter spring of ~, but !
.g"n,d From bis sister T., now residiurat Clvr.
'YP'r, lancasier,. Mass, thai she received
4, ".t'T from him since he returned from, the
N''I dated at West Brook field, Mass, since
"I'Ih she can hear nothing from him
'A'c written TO his friends and received
answer requesting me TO inquire through
' Pu0iic papers for him. They feel alarmed
,u' h'm' ior they expected HIN at the Yves.
,' summer with - sister. Thus therefore.
, 10 icqhcst him, If he should SEQ tbia uotr
s' Us know his whercabouts, and relieve
+" anxiety of his friends; or should any pcr.
fi'' "'ucng this know any thing concerning
OF ms being alive or dead, viii they be 40
-'I' az TO inform us by letter or otherwise
,-',t'rs IN Bpstoa and vicinity VIII please
s,, we above aplacc in-ihcir papers, or 9th
g,i's' ,ndTcc ii, and oblge tho large circle
wy 'nends Of the mls$,ng s,un -
R,, EETH CLARK.
nuf'', VI, Jan u, loI0.
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DEArass

20 Lisbon, Jan "a, Luther Cushman, E,q
.sri anout ~
IN Litlcton, Jan, ., Mr. fhmu1 Hudson
aged ~ fnldicr II tho Revolution
IN Waterbury, Jan %, Eliza w, daughter
Of II !, Goas, aged .ycHTs md months,
~ Now Orleans, Jan, ., Mr. Jamgs Little
Of Vermont aged 90
IN Walden, Dec 95, Of consumption, Mary
f., daughter of the late Dec Gilman Dow,
agod - ycnTs and mouths,
ia Dinyrllc, jan 81, Of palsy Mr. Jamea
K,tlrodrp, ngrd r2-one Of the Gfsi settler,
81 DInyillr,
Ia Darby Jan. 10, Of erysipclaa, nn infant
daughter If James ". and Susan r. kelsey
HRod 80 days
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Winter Arrangement

NN andunrr me 10Th Drrrmhrr fi'' Pee
~ soER,r tWluH ~ enuucouI VIII ihn
Northern, Concord Nasiisn and /0wrll ioadF,
VIII run as follows
l.eaye wrll'Riye[atDA n Gin Boz
l.rage Wells I,iyefAt4p. n stop over light
N Concord. and arrive IA iioslan "a NJ neat
day.
HETunSlN0, Leave Boston ~ "a A. NJ &,
arrive "a VOLS lliWer "a y, NJ
Leave Boston ~ VI arrive az Wells River
~ T.. NJ.
,hy tls arrangement Tho moru,uF cars from
Wells River viii connect with tLr Nrw 1mk
sivamboatualn az Worcester BY tho. Nashua
and Worcester Railroad --lusl opougd, - and
passengers from Wells River mEy ArTiyo at
New Yufl the RrEt moHiuT
Passengers Hfc requested % place their bag
Bagc in the hands Of tho BagPagc Master, az
the Company will IA 40 case be gcfponfiblo
for tlr,lo Gf any baggage unless n happen
through the neglect 81 IS Agents IN whose
care a. was cntruaicdi nor fbf any bauaare
beyond lhe value Z. aily dollars uHlrrr Il -
previously reported and corresponding rates
paid nor Ia any case whatever, ior any mon
~ or other yAluabics except wearing apparel
Merchandise Trains leave Wells RryeF daily
~ T. A. NJ D., nnd afriue at Wells liycr daily a.
- +. NJ }, a, PAGE Agent.
Doc, 1913 1oiW
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Teachers Convention,

The fHHCheru Convention, hsl5sa a. Lu.
RenhutR on the 27lh inst aduufncd 10 meet
AZ tho urelng house, 81 Gu,ldhsll Falls, o.
Saturday, The l1ih 81 fchruury, 90 ~ a'olpok
4 ~ % Address gs.ap h. gFaGind ihrrr
viii HiHu .. brought betsfe the Convention
yHnaus subjects connected wnh the interests
81 schools D. CHANDLER, Beo
January 20
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PHYSICIANS

GtAN be- supplied with the following among
" other me icinrs at the lowest rates at J; &.
Btpghnm's newly Selected Stock just rcce,v,
ed, viz.
Pure Cod Liver Oil, Iodine, Iod,dc Potassium,
Gutta. Poreha, Tannin, DnnoYnns Solution,
lydrocyanic Acid, Fluid Ext Nalerinn, Fowl
cr's solution, Comp. Ext Colocynth, Blue
PHI, Scammony, Gambogc, Eng. Ext. Bella.
donna and Acanite, Croton-Ol, Syrngcs of
all sizes, trIch's Supporters &c, &c. Cali in,
and examine ioryoursnlves. u
\ 81 Johnsbury, Jan. 81, $40 [60lW4
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nJ-The nov School IIlouse IN our Village
was found ldbe on dra last Thursday at ! o.
clock, by lhe srhoiars entering Il ior The az
tcrnoon school Tho lre was iq the noproyer
me, Fuuuce The timely alarm enabled tbo
citizens toeEuHauish II befafo much damage
,,a- dan,
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lloRRID DEAru. A man unni,l Come
beIonging To Enrol, in this State. wen, an
Oh The 9th inst. 10 examine ais trans sat fnr
otter aud, beaver. Not roturniny snorcI,
was made, and oaly his head aud on. lee il,
1boot were iound---he having been rnion I,v
' aca'amonnt. A party was nj once formed
huntnnd destroy the nuimal.-I.N. H. p1ncr
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Ifeaye Cure.

A few moro dozen oE this valuable articl,
n for sale at 25ots per package by
&. BINGHAM.
ST. Johnsbury, Jan. n, 1919. [GpiT'
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ESSEX County Agricultural So
eietV.

TBNiiE above Hocirty % composed 81 thlriy
I two members who bHye paid Que dollar
each We have received from the State
Treasurer F21, %, amounting ln tho whale in
5G015 Tho Society have awarded and pad
Vrrmiumu w. iiir 'hiH"9Ht 81 ~, IL, paid for
publishing notices ~ fir r4HnG leaving n
balance ~ e3,33 iu lhe hands of tho TUasur.
rr GEO W GhlEhi ITrnauT"r
Luneubura, Jan. 20, lrlI. Y 6plWa
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BOOTS. & SHOES.

TENIlE undersigned has taken the Shop for.
4 mcrly occupied 5y r. Jrwctt &. Co, and
IL prepared 10 furnish ROOTS aud SHOES TO
hlglrirnds and tn" public generally, ~ rcss'ih.
able prices, aud made IN an elegant JaShin'ORe
and durable WdUH5T.
- lie respectfully invites all such IA need
anything in his line 30 give hm'n call
DAVID WHlTTFMORE.
5 Johnsbury, May 20, 1eis T63tf
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IL Good Single sleiphs.

msdc'oC the real blue ash, mud IN supcttur
worknanship and siYTTi 66d TI1TFy mdiGj ~
NY mind 10 quit the business viii s,ll the
same at twenty per cent discount from my
former prices
Those Wishing FOR good article are invited
TO call ,mnted,siclyi cod / wash further to
state have eight OF ten
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Cedar Posts.

1NlrE subscriber win keep on haud and fur
nislf, at the Landing near Victory nogs
while slciphing continues this season, Cedar
Posts, ON rcssouablc terms
Ms. DAMON
KIRBY, Jan. 81, 1910. 6Jiwi
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..,. from Paris, aud have not yet tho
..I,r.'but " n no doubt authentic,
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Gig Wagons,

now ready for ironing, that viii be ready fol
use curly m the Spring, and THOSE wishing Tor
good Wagon are invited 10 call and examine
The timbcran aud work before painting judge
Tor themselves
AL Ainaa- III - pairing lrbc done with neat
ness aud dispatch by first rate workman
lately from the vicinity Of Boston.
HIaeAAInllL,a- Shop. md
Tools, together with lot of Coal
HARVEY CUTLER
Danvillc, Jan. %, T7i1. 611wI