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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

~" For sale by sICKLEs & co, N. JARVIS g. Co,
and Il. kEENLpf New Orleans; JOSEPH PACKER,
Mobile; COSTA CO., Montgomery II. p. WAD-
DELL, Baton Rougei l.. GAMOrES x Co. Donaldson
Bayon Sara fy2G dN Win
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of the Sun
4 Mutual Insurance Company, until THURSDAY next,
the 18th ins to rebuild repair sundy Stores Camp
street and Bank Alley. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26
RICH LACEs AND EMBRolDERIEs,

0R. OS6OOD'S INDIA CHULAGOGUE, Fever aud
~ Ague, and intermittent and Rmeut and Tie
forms Of Bilious diseases.
Designed especially Ter the thorough and permanent
Affections " the liver anil other Internal which attend the
Of bilious climates. For sale by
J. WRIGHT & CO., ISL Chartres st.
Only Agvhta for New Orleans
Urplers supplied on Iiberul terrps b1ngn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

EVIsHING TACKLE DEPOF-The undersigned is
Il now IN receipt Of a fine lot Of FISHING TACKLE, Of
the approved kind, which he invites the attention of
amateurs. [ya5 81 VIM. A. BEECIlER, 50 Camp st.
g - Delta and Trpe Delta cOpv.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

smpes Of the vegetable kingdom and Il has been 20 nv
Sss that i las re- 5er ps a1 ss %
ana the appreciation Of tbe puhc and has established on its
the various compounds bearing the name Of sgrsapara
records of time past and what it has already done Tor he
honsand who have used it, is capable of doing for the
eeanses and strengthens the fountain springs Of lie aud
nfuses new vigor throughout the whole animal frame.
| Another Cure of scrOfuIa.
The following striking and, win be permanent cure
Of ar nyeterae case Of scrofua, oommends itself ali
No.... S. 49,. souTnFeRT, Conn, Jan I, 1873
Messrs. SANDS Gentlemen sympathy for the afflicted
induces me TO Inform you of the remarkable cure effected BY
your Sarsapana a the case Of my wife. She severely
glands of neck were greatly enlarged and her limbs much
the remedies us e esS year ackaa a on e go rf ssd
below the Knee spppualed Her phy stefan advised it should
benefit In this situation we hsord Of and were Induced
decided and favorable effect relieving her more than any
prescription she had ever TAKEN and before had SIX
found her health qne restored II is over year since
he SHFe was ELECTED aR her health remai9 good showing
gfby IF are s knowlnS to se ac and think very
Extract from letter received from Nj n W. f iaHs
gentleman well known in Louisa county, Va
sar,2P7aria, who Vas attacked with scrgfGa, and d
Frederioks Hail. Va. jiy u, 1885, w. IN N'i''
direct Attention w efs Clowns So aud %
@ % act Of 9g are p9 aneeG 9n %S % e
p Reang The name but containing e or Of
tue virtue OF ana we tlink cannot
attention The advertisement Of the Messrs sands IN another
and those Who S es good article 5 viii ind e0u
u this all the medicinal value of the The experience oil
thousands has proved its efficacy in curing various diseases
TOR which i IS recommended and at the time
The sysem for change Of se2s9nIHoTe opr. Sept 1915
D. SANDS Dragss and Chem ico Fno Ty street. r. cor
ner of William, New York Sold also by Druggists gene
Il Per bo SIX BSes o s. ''' and the oanada f'e
f I, t fSSs By tstCKLEs = co, JARVIS & co,
M NF5 COSTA 4 CO., M9ptgomery i, P. WAD-
Ylei A; PlhOTl, Opeousas; and BALL a LATHAM,
FIIss,H5HNG ct TACKLE DI5P0yTT y; Pn9s%fosd
a@ s qs afgS 5 f WI + c Is gTs 3 Sp of
ag Delta and True Delta copy.
HARDMARE AMI. HOUSE FURNISHING
~ GoODS-Al kinds Of Housekeeping and House Fur,
$S SSa sqatf 1 n #h 1 z: bRfcHiEakS
20 BUILDERS.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Office Of the Sun
4 Mutual Insurance CompGny, until THURSDAY, next,
'' Tvs u 81 DUNK 11''e'' L. MATTHEWS, Agent.
& PORK d il it Ef5BH s.2 for
rs aq TGYGoR s!0 Go ena 81 aaSzge ST.
Y Tvs GEO q TAYL6R 3 o.. u Is Magazine, st.
CUNNY BAGs-7iOOO new % busheI Gunny Bags, in
f25 O'0 'V GE % Sd T. Taylor CO. rs Magazine St
r,, STEAMSHIP OHIO. SszzAn
'SS asus ' Gessmen are oF9 oi M
informed they cannot receive the HATS they have
iy25 q Canal and Cha aS streets st .
PLANTERS. 1szssS
&S superior to the one formerly in for sale at ~
f25 St corner Canal and ch A@95 streets rs;
HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN AND SHORTS
Nv HS PENNY iIos spd l9 s1e n lots to suit purchasers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

No The Only Depot for the Of DALLEY'S ORIGINAL
AMI ONLY GENUINE MlGICAL PIN EXTRA CTCi,. Is Al
No l5l CJaTires M Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

The following striking and, viii be SEEM permanent cure
of lnveterate of SCroula cOmmends itself 10 ali
similarly afflicted:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

JoHN w. Ross, of X. c. Oglesby;
a. RUEFREL, for Capt Streck;
GEORGE SWEENY, OF Exit;
EUG. BRADY, of Il. ID. White;
J. r. DAVIS, of Rockaway;
lOHS I; THOMAS, Of Atlantis;
PETER DALBAU, of IieCla;
y; Il, ELLIOTT, OF Hard Times;
WILLIAM llOpKINs. of Stnrn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

=
GlhS Shawls Cahmces MOussene de LANES French MeHn
y Cioats, Nisea, Mandas Paeot, and all styles Of Fail
Winter Goods, This Day reduced price July 10 per
do THOMAS BRADY'S IS, Y Chartres 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

pULK PORK : So CO lbs. Hog Round, afloat, 10
ID sale by GEO. TAYLOR & co.
fv95 ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

delivered with excellent paho and appropriate gesture
The passion was deep, determined and lofty without the
noisy that 50 frequently with demonstrating
rant for passion.
The meeting between Bcrtram and Tmogiae was con-
Quoted with equal eoquence and feeling Rising gradually
in pason until he discovers that she welded Aldo
brand, his eternal enemy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26
Real India Cashmere ShawIs

GORDON PLUMMER, .qdiuster Of .aserages, 81
W Graycr street IyiJ
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-08

Tns name Of person viii be spoa books
psy@sAs u Inc subscription be made 1. advance
sasscrsssD money letter, ~ poags
On winch w ss paid BY sk assumed BY
sale
The COUNTRY PAPER Is publsnsa t sskv DURING ~ sss
sons o Congress- and mi~eekiy during the recess.
Subscriptions for peod than wear VIII sr r.e~4vsx a
proportonsd TO the above annual rs,s.
rocIhAsIEhs ss authorised agents and, by
sending DAILY subserber $50 enclosed ar rvs
WEEkL subscribers with a. WEEKLY
win so eneo'ea w be entitled copy
same edition they furnish subscribers for, rvssss
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
Fresh mess---Tricks of Sailors.

There is no class of people who know
how to appreciate fresh provisions more
than the sailor. Frequently on long voy
ages of six and eight months, living on salt
junk or horse flesh, as sail beef is called
by the sailors. fresh mess of any kind
even of dolphin or a porpoise is a god
send.
Of NE epSa,on voyage to the southwark
crew, who had notr wears ago, when the
some time, fixed OH a plan 10 trwess for
palate, There was IA number of chickens
, lei' IN the coop, and solitary pig on board
ne boys on The ship had been put ID bv
'he crew, in the morning watch, when
cIeahing out the coop, to stick min
,,nnrouglI the head of one of the chickens
nc death Of the poor bird would he i'm.
,nedla'ely reported aft, when an order wond
We gwen ln'no gentle language, to throw !,
oVefooard' But, instead of MEETING w;tL y
ma,ery grave and being devonred by the
...,.',, Of the deep, it some how was
S ~ g. leu Town the forecastle, stripped If
~, 10 ,ea "e's' and the cook brioed to dish !,
W WIN science Thus it seemed ,ba, ~
epidemic had broken Oh. am nos"'e" ''iat an
ems which was reported to 10 ! .. .Ie CHICK
or two week. "'"ed off one
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
Alc0irincs.
Dr. Trask's
Magnetic Ointment.

mss the hrt attempt combine the III CTR III and
Mh'NEIl ~ FLUID with the puw rruI yer,taLIe =. y
ac's III ei"fm Of an Ointment 10 be aipI externally
I e HnuVa 81 dl'tase. The uhlnIit sncress il
~ not ",,it' Hlahl al nhct III, greatest dncoy,r az
Tue age II Is cOh,t htly ei,cting cures If The uIn, IN
ponhhce' Ihr inUs inc reducus are ctyiu, III MT
'.hiesS IRE compelled I" believe N the aver mad v,ue
81 TINS great needy. II is umiversi In ndmited fl, M the
i, di' ~ e"mDihhiiOn Know to the world iu the
I'hh hia'e fcll f'f disease and Iain N' " $50
u new rtallS, VIII IT, There ren,ahs suNici,n, Hf q, 49,
e nat"f" hhs AZ ny HCtI'D 10 thu CaUarl ot
the h'dy, aud 'qmlize tie circulation Of Nh, HIM Nv
nus means Controlling gained 6yeI III, nsi ma
IIgnlhl forms Of diseasr, icn cannt he ,b,a n e. -
any olher hmcdy Such is the upwrr ~ fbis ca, b,
td p'htih'es 10 eV ~ porfun of the hi man frame
cry nom ana muscle, vein, and gamrbt il 81 nrch,A
ou u"" hlof sensible If its purify ing and Lunp i,n
rnce Hence II crpes readily with iut.,naI as n,5
disease. 'e'hAi ar eAlerhaI
numerous instances on record where this ,.r,d
hehith I" patients 50 the grave thar tbe
nus puw'u internal remedies fail, 10 pr, duce alv ec
49, en mas frequently bee The in infan matiop of
poNes-no patent need die of this disease here
inf hhehetlc ointment he tbtant d-thYt ~
"elc khOwh as the putrid En- ripelaS can alu., h, ]
~ lh'S remedy For the In1annatory Rbetna,i,n, ,hi
90 @ ut u me most Complete medy ever peuar, d. In
% f w. " wv u VIII an rntire ,tIieftu tn worst
" nervous irhdache in thny minutes For n, r,nns
uSs u Is Of Immense lertioI,s of the min. b.
"em' "htn eEs nIc' rated throat Hr,nciitis p =,
ISy' group Chtir thoeTa Me rlns Acue in th. + 90 ~
is ie' rc"la mead, scrofua, Sail Rbrum Eysne
s hha'ned eyes, fever Sores &c. will he i,nmed};,p,
ieIrVfd hl The nsr of this remedy 'J
r"r tlrther particulars aud testmoniaIs ..a p,nt,.
left with each q, ni '"'- S'e poWphlets
N Collins, hnIesar and retail. Mop,pelier ",
W ,erI,, ~" ',n,'arh MlddrseX-Siu psn and A,nes
:" etmry7E b. Gree II. Rirlmond-T A. p, rk r,ii'nr'
tn-Josrph Dcmsy, NuuIi Id-A A C,.' nin, ,,i'hg-
Rarrr. y t' "-F'hch ana hlkeT
'''' r'' o'''lr. 93:ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
A9ri1uItural.
Feeding Cattle.

An English writer observes that two
great points in feeding cattle are regularity
and a particular care of the weaker iltdi-
viduals. On this last account there onght
to lie plenty of trough or rack room, that
too many may not feed together; in which
very common case the weaker are not only
tramped down by the stronger, but they are
worried and become cowed and spiritess :;
than which there cannot be a more unia-
vorable state for thrift, besides, they are
ever compelled to shift with the worst of
the fodder, The domineering spirit is so
remarkably prevalent among horned cattle,
that the writer has huudredtimes observ-
ed the master beasts running from crib to
crib, and absolutely neglecting their own
provender for the sake of driving the infe.
rior from theirs This is much oflener
than is suspected, the chief reason of that
difference in let of beasts after a winters
keep. 1t is likewise, he says, very COM
mrn aud very shameful sight, in d1iry of
cows to see several of them gnred and
wounded in dozen places, merely from
the indttenlinn of the owner, aud the neg.
lect of cupplIng the horns of those that
butt. TIE weaker animals should be kent
apart and in crlb.leeding in the yard. it is
good method TO lie up master beasts at
their meals. s-~ee
Dr.. Dean s.ys ssslTe, should be more
yards than one barn, where divers
sorts of cattle afesTept' he sheep should
have yard by t'."inseves, at least and
the young stock another, that they may be
wholly confined to such fodder as the farm
er can afford them.-SeieatGc Anricaa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
FREEM4 IN, MONTPELIER, VERMONT, 1913.

li'n commence Al liie ihlckeSt part Of the
meat, 10 roll itroand. drlwinq it firmly
every coil having each coil wrapped and
drawn firmly r"Md lt about one fnrth Of
an inch apart, ultfthe top or small end -
, ne cora must isf be laced down on both
sides opposite. ns,hh a w,v TIM, each l,w.
ct c"'' I" cora mwbe cnt without loosen.
'ng ''r con aDnSN This roll nf beef is
,"e'' '''e ne Pd'gfrG Of beef hams. II
'"T '"' 10 ne h'g pp for two or three DAYS.
and slice Of it cMnmencinr =, cu, =, tho
r~e' P'f') eIiheNoled or f. ed mikes
dish fit To ench1a I'm enicurn ~ cnt :,
The roll should 4 Aod unn, , t,hIo md
w." q urge S''N knIfe, it shnuId be Gu,
'" ''',' 'o'''d sltes, and when enough for
a meal is cut Off, shouId ha hnnr nm
s"'n' mans shhd never he hung up in
-. w. ~ N''"a''nh VI in dry cool airy place
"e -. an Ieaiip this kind of ham is
'e'u''."''y ml% in every slice. Tn,
'7'N"n'''gs a sdlate themselves with The
!" d q 'n' give very peculiar and agree
we IL ""F' Lehose whp m Ike their own
'ee' Mans trytbIs method. and if the,
''t' "fgef or m9Pcl TO do it alItrw rd>
'I'h"lgh it is a d He more troublesome thu
smoking The be~e are no judges of hui
man uaiutn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
To make the best Beef Hams.

Take the hind quarter of a good fat ami.
NAL, and make cut down all the wa, into
6ut he whole length of the bone then cut
long cut into lis 'saHg the meat with one
a split cylinder Now lay 1ifir d5T assembling
or'ne' OF good sab, that has been S S.ean
and SKINNED. and into which there ,0i ha q
been dissolved little sugar. Let il re
nam IN this brine for about ten DAYS At
least do not lei it get to salt. Then Iifi II
out and hang il on hook drip for about
three days. Take it down when all the
brine has drpped out of it, end lay it un-
on table. Have ready a (yerv Gnlel
quantity Of fine salt, mixed with consider.
able black pepper and ground cloves
Rub the meat by hand, both inside and ut
with this mixture, aud then have ready
ball of stout hempen cord or Irvine. Then
oil the meat firmly round, making il into a
,onical shape. After this take the cord
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
Not Engaged, but Married

Some ridiculous mistakes occur among
the foreigners at times, owing to the differ
ent meanings applied to the same word in
our language. During the absence Of "A
physician of our acquaintance, he other
day, gentleman called to see him, and
rang The bell at the door The SUMMONS
was answered by a Dutch servant girl, Of
whom he inquired if the Doctor was in.
"No."
"Was his lady in ?"
"Yes"
"Was she engaged ~
The girl locked at him moment, while
curious expression settled on her features,
as she replied
"Why, no, she is already married"
The gentleman sloped.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
Chased by a Catamount.
A SCENE IN THE LIFE OF A PIONEER.


was once told a thrilling adventure Of
the first settler in Paris, Maine, with cat.
amount Although cannot relate it with
that lively effect with which it was told me,
still | have embodied the facts in this
sketch
had been on hunting excursion, and
as | was returning, | tell in with that oft
described parsonage, the oldest inhabt-
ant" He kindly accosed me- and glad
ly entered into conversation with him.
Young man" said he, "when | first
visited this town, there were only three
families living in it. You who now live in
ease, can never know the hard>hlps and
periIous scenes through which the earlier
settlers passed Come with me-" he con-
tinued, " and will show yon the exact
spot ON which the first hut ever erected in
this town was located
followed silently, until the old man
reached the bottom of the west side of Pa
ris Hill.
"There," said he, on this spot was e.
rected the hut. l shall never forget the
first time ever visited it, and the story
was told"
"What is it ?' / asked.
will tell it to you. When the fist set
tier moved here, his nearest ueghbor lived
twenty miles distant, in the present town of
Ruminrd, and the only road between the
two neighbors was path that he had cut
through the woods himself, so that in case
of want or sickness, he might get assist
ance. One spring, think it was the third
season after he had settled here, he was O.
bliged to 90 to RumIord after provisions.
He arose early one morning, aud started
for his nearest neighbor. People of the
present day would think it hard to make a
journey of twenty miles for bag of pota-
toes, and on foot, too; but such was err
rand of the first settler He arrived before
noon, was successful in getting his pota.
toes, and, finally, at shutdown he threw off
his load, and resolved 10 make shelter,
and speud the night. have been with him
to the exact locality of it; it was situated
just on the other side of the stream on
which are "'Qsi in t he village now known
as sa Textbook, III : ffi9padstock He built a
mack n niece or nseat to rdooK out OF his
p p.n continued the narrator,Al! Young
i.nn, , w;lh what a relish a man eats1'little
n sa'.,,. '.aods. bot, as | was saying, lie
ss,a,neneed roasting his meat. when he was
'eu ny cry so shrl, that he knew at
once 1t could come from nothing but cat
amount. | will now relate it to you as
near as | can in the language Of the old
settler himself:
listened moment" said he, and
1t was repeated even louder, and it seemed
nearer than before. My first thought was
tor my own safety. But what was to 1o9
- was at least ten miles to my home, and
. .nere was not single human being nearer
thali that to me. | first thought of selfdt.
renee nut had nothing to defend myself
with, In moment concluded ~ sta,t
iof nome, Tor ! knew the nature Of the cent
amount too well to think should stand ,Io
ieast chance of ESCAPE, if remained in the
camp knew, too, that he would raDsaok
j ' 20 camp, and hoped that the meat which
As MAJ behind might satisfy his appetite, SO
~ would not follow me after eating it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
r)oetru.
THE REWARD.

Who, loskng backwards nom MS '"ap"o0o
prime, .--y-,-s-s-a-
Sees rot the specify, ss,heu thick behind,
g=-Egvsfs no reprnacblnl whisper on the wind
From his loved dead
Who bears no trace of PASSIONS evil force ?
Who shuns thy sting. 0 terrible Remorse ?
Who would not cast
Halt of his future from him, but to win
Wakeless oblivion from the wrong and sin
OF the sealed past?
Alas the evil which we fan would shup
We do, and leave the wished-for good undone
Our strength to day
Is but to-morow's weakness, prone to fall
Poor, blind, Improbable servants all,
Are we Away.
Yet who, thus looking backwards DER his wears,
Feels not his eytdS wet with grateful tears,
If he hnth} been
Permitted, weak aud s)nIul as he was,
To cheer and AID in dme ennobbng cause,
His fellow men?
If he hath hidden the outcast, or let in
A ray of sunshine to the cell of sin;
If he hath lent
Strength to the weak, and in the hour of need.
Over the suffering, mindless oil his creed
Or hue, hath bent
lie has not lived in vain, and while he gives
The praise to Him in whom he moves and lives,
With thankful heart
lie gazes backward, and with hope before,
Knowing that from his works he never more
Can henceforh part
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
EDEs. SPEARS
so MUCH ELEBRATED
lndIaI lrgrl Tie AIrdjrjlleS,

RE ,,,,.,..,,I,, ,, q 49,, 49,. i,
n NV, T , S,,'" " ~ '" oe th' sdtrSt crape
,i. L, " ,''"' ~ ii'"'L' IL" tue fli"s dls'a 60
49,. rs 4 M ~" .n' tt - " !" u p"htlc' Ihry ca
b.,i ~ i ""'''"' "''it "l' GuhhlH diSehscs.-
''. 'i,,". ',hn """ 'l"t"''pIi, r'dicat"g dis
.,,r ~ ,I 'o,n',, .fol''ho' "h nave been pre-
h. vrn,. ,...'.!., '' '''""' - Nv ~ testify /
u" virtues - ltSt extra rdI'n preparations, having be.
r., ~ a T., S,Hnd h,nI'h by IItIr use
i,. ,,ir rc,h ~ '" " N,'"n'" require an exten
"a ,vn a. i! " WI = A''I 'ntull thl New Eng
n i,ntm,.l, ,,, ''' '"'"'' u" '"Hhd |" tell "
,l "'' rt' u ,V" " lne principal medicines AM
| /, pbv,r,r up "'', h'hth, t"tht Fam
-, ~! 't"' st WON ,dl'" u! Dt. ;. spear. wher,
th,.nr,,rn, a. '.'iS' W" lnf "rlgih ahd nature q
IT, r, p' i w. - amer huhahii DIR rtrs row
r,t, e, Ill., , i' w. az t. t"E''Wr with S,ine cerif
tli, w .'thN ,'1~c''"'e '!H"'', lrsityng Ia then
'i"4 .it' "l'n "fs II lII'i nls Rance hi. Book
UNIW ,IF tirr -, =" a. "R' ",,' nee
II .I,.In ind ,ii AZ % "''" -F"i consumption, DNs
Ell, ~. 'NrI Us" ii uI' u lI!, AeN"nr AT
CATAn"II NI; iSL''I; r,l"a'" u. hr nth'iH etc.
n u',,t. w., r",'' hH"hp'h n,t ntanl, Cough
WY 'hef re@n'l II i,t c"an,ini H., h, nd IN case.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
A)artrtp.

The word Slang" is of Saxon origin ;
and is compounded of hqf and dian, lady
being the result of the two. Lcat-dian, or
as corrupted, lady, literally rendered, sig
niles fecder Of tic poor. How many of
those who assume the title in these days
are worthy of it?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03
why Don't YOu TRY it9

Read the Eotiuwmg statement of f,rss-rhmw -nv,,v
your lid prtjudicts and answer the nl We me-
Ora ne 10 common SENSE aud and
Mrssrs Cufliss aud Mich >-Fur twu V, ar. uRst rave
beeh entirely pTOsrated with the Rheumatism hIl NV
klees w re sw' To their original sizc-a large hunrh
cae "ht"n my breast bone app arnl like pni If the bune
thrown rut. Another thrown unt If m, ri,t
three years, obtained the best m lica ATTENDANCE ~
country afforded, and tried great unbtr of nri meg
ana prescriptions NIl' M The hast bent iii or hl,vt,nu
wh n mad The good turturt Ia pOCur. bottle If C,nnn
ana ram Miller pr pared uf Messr,. Curtis and etL ms
bangor. Soon hrr uking H. found could M :, me
resi- nights, ana The pain come lest vul ut Inv, ,,n
unued T. take il and Apply t,N nally until bnvr ns.d
eight bottles took much target quantities than was ,sr
umm hdel. tn" swelling all ron dopn h. IN II, ~,
iinh- and r at aud am entirely lirvtd tr m IN
nave been nbn I" good day. wax NJ an, time fl tho
last three months Tor man my age M dr,c, III a.
my case can rhVt, the vas anonnl Of hen III have re-
ceived frhn this article b,ivt is tie 81 Moi ~ ,h
world fT rhem tisn. hav, alSU us il II ? IIi ~ NV
in the stoma H. and alwal nnd imm d.stc n PAINS
Diymnnt, July II, ls4s """'
In addtien to the above we have Cerfcates fam 49,.
hs n thr hlgh st tsptetnbil all over thu, c, unin III
hay been cur nt ill., buu- clulc cr,,un in IN "I"
Hch and lnlhs, scnr rash r sore threat in ad,'l,
drnn, Slrllhs aud bruises thu most stuLh ru cas- = ~
FILES sever" SCaliS and hrrIt~ N,ecli, n nj, a., e
and giving imm diatr reli,f ft4a pnin Wv W ""o'
lie ntfllcnlh IT, call for Gums and Perkins, tr,r,, -
pam XIII r-nli others bearing This name arp
Fu salt wholesale and retail by CURTIS aud PER- ms
Bangor, Maine, NV" N"' ms,
Collins, VIII lesle and RETAIL MontprIier VS. n
llntci,ins, Waterbuy-D W. Keith, Barre-l H., W
Ila'nh ID d. Putnam, Marshh-i--E PRIV and "a
abo'-N T. ke' 'r and 60 Hyd pgrk-H Villas iohn'
4on-D. Gilbert, MOrrisiown--li. Muntpunerv Ha,,w;h
l3;ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-03

Mrs. Darlington expresses great appre-
hension that the people in California will
bleed to death, as every paper she picks up
announces another vein opened. -Trp-
ton True american.