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Cry BANK, I
NOTIGE hereby given. the hodeEs the notes of
dsp0fs as
Bank by which that institution has assumed pay de-
Branch. Camp street, being in the Baking house hereto
fore used as such by the City Bank
NOTICE TO sTOCKHOIDERs-By the arrange.
Institution has also assumed to ON ~ IN oC
holders Of the City Bank, its Branch as aforesaid one
ne eese Gn
ducton being irst made OF any amount the stockholders
apo i'm law u, : - r. j. PALFREY. Cashier.
CLASSICS, AND NIODERN LANGUAGEs-The
pap sRey IN he RSais AZ s
Lang mage He has studied the ancient and modern
% tie and &sdsbsa sSsss
a aRg RaS Nh He may Be Hddesfd thre1gh tie P
SHI BHS d s S H. E$chageN Alley or t!
Zeung.' myI4
CHROSSsOMETERs- B. GERRY, having removed
- iIom 81 Camp street, to No IA 50. Charles ~
1881 as @ sSasSS SS g ~ Ss
aSa n
3 f. E snS e
general. my15 Smis
GSEHNSGtpY, G SE n1H, MSTpUAL INSURANCE
for Dvdend Ii cent declared BY bs COmpany on
fs TeyP % e pa s Sa are s READY 6
also will be paid cent interest the Certificates issued
" my f ds% sa%6% ' B BGs E. OGDEN Agents
IL sARsHPARfLLA AND ts CUBEBs- fSa Original
mas 5 SG
Will rarely fall provided the directions be fully observed
To be had at the Corner of AdsGiiS and 8ggdras
G,OMPOuND EXTRACT OF COPAViA AND
The use of ks%ey S g sS 0gGSs
s Ct during which period i has rarely failed 2 effect
have been faithfully Observed S the best evidence ii ~
great and nnegualed excellence Being free from all nau
Put up in Jars OF convenient and portable size, and
p. MACPHERsoN's Drug and CHEMICAL Store.
do 6m3p No. % Camp street. New Orleans.
P5 SsaP Rfsd FSo1 Market sFa1 and
Hams; TONGUES. Of the finest quality, smoked and in
%s store 6 t3f EgTouGHroN "a Camp
6NOWAN's VEGETABLE LITHONTRIPTIC,
dn.p aS in OEns Stone il the bladder and
nary o For penee WSy cse o. a 1Ss ami
Phlets, q Wgisht y Coz; Isl ChaTes street; James s.
S4 %E S s% corners Dr. d. a. 'afs IS 6 GSSRP Tf'
@Ss cH%s sTo6iGhfo eS ~ Gam al: by
RRANDY-S9 half e. md eighth pipes, IN bond 100
- elghths and baels fine and imitation Cegnac in store
and %g Fl sale by W. AR 3 ana 3 New Go evse
api iiD wi ''A' " JAMES s. SHAW. vsranda Corner.
AslNsO half bHHs w. G Gfsr HhfgRRso 6 Sf sale by
myI7 q and % New Levee.
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MI SSfA7szN ' G5 rs 81 8 " a
!.5 Z p ReT Il s9a Gsss s
L 6s SSnsl Il NSMAN 4 iIGl.TFN - Masszine !.
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{ Lo'L'-iO Oa"'''' ~. A. F. COCHRAN & co.
my1s q TchoupitOulas st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

On the 18th inst. the Rev. John Bascom was
ordained Bishop OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, at the Centenary Church, St. Louis
The ceremony was performed by Bishops Paine,
Soule and Capers. Every part of the church was
denselu crowded
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

The Hon. Moses Hampton, member from the
Pittsburgh (Pa) District, has resigned his seat in
Conpress
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MAYoRALry OF NKw oRLEASs. ;
NJ. ~ 1874

May II, 1850.
accordance with resolution passed by the Council OF
Municipality No. Two, at their session OF 18th lnss IN
virtue of the lh section OF act passed by the
o. the Stats OF Louisiana, approved 18th arh, leO
Notice Is hereby given, that MONDAY, 27h inst at "
o'clock M viii proceed to sell at my office to the lowest
bdd the contacts oT repairing; and ksepng IN rear ne
paved streets and Sidewalks and paved support OF the SIX
districts or sechsns of Municipality No. Two. viz:
lsr SEcTION-1s Ward, including Magazine street, be-
tween Felicity and Estsle Streets and to the sousde OF
Benjamin and Estele street,.
aD-SECrIoN-ad and 4th Wards, west Of Magazine street,
east side of Camp street. and north side Of Julia street.
3D SEcuON--Sd Ward, including BENJAMIN and Estels
Streets side of Camp ard south side OF julia street.
+TH SKcTI0N-5th Ward, including Julia and extending
to tn east side of st. Charles street.
9TH SEoTGoN-6t Ward, including St Charles and Juis
to the east side of Circus street.
9TH sEcTIaN-7th Ward, including Circus street. In
accordsnee with the conditions and specifications contain
in resolution passed 81 the Council of Municipality No.
Two, on the 18th of March, 1850
myl5 "a D. CROSSMAN. Mayor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

MELANCHOLY OCcURRENcE.-The st. Louis
Revee of the 18th instant gives the following
Yesterday German, by tie name of Francis
Diedrlch, took a fowling piece to gunsmith's to
have the lock repaired, which being done, he placed
cap on the tube to ascertain if the spring was suf-
ciently powerful to explode it, not thinking that
the gun was loaded. He sprang the lock, and the
contents OF the gun, consisting Of charge of No.
shot, were fired to the opposite corner of the street.
about forty OF which entered wooden column of
store and nearly twenty into the neck and breast of
young woman, lately married, and who had but
three days since arrived in the city, named Klechie
Three of the shot passed through her neck, and
several lodged quite deep in the breast She bleeds
internally, and her recovery, we learn, is very
doubtful, Diedrich was arrested, but will probably
be discharged
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE 2so5T 30" N-LoKs1TUDE 800 Win Time, Oh.

Cleared Saturday.
Ship Modesto, Glabert, Barcelona, Prats
Ship MOntezuma, Leavett Quebec, Wilson L. Co
Ship Emily Taylor, Howe, Boston, g Foster & Co
Brig Beck, Avery, NewYork Fosdick 4 Co
Brig Rogerline, Crowel, Chagres, o Wickham
Brig Prukwoner, Glatveu, Bordeaux, g NJ Lucas
Sc6r ID Piquette Formeno, Vera Cruz, Dabelstein
Schr Aurora Boreal, Hudson, Matagorda, via Galveston
John Alexander
Schr Star Parker Corpus Christi and Arkansas Bay Dobbin
Schr Adventure, Saunders, Cozume, Masi T. BOurke
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Arrived Saturday ...
lThere were arrivals from on Saturday.
STEAMBOATS,.
Gen Taylor, Power, from Donaldsonville.
Peytona, Shalcross from Louisville.
Jas Hewitt, Quaniere, fiom ct Louis.
Mondiana, Larose, from the Coast.
Gen Scott, Myers, from Cincinnati. -
Harry Hill, Newell from NashviIle-133 bales cotton.
Cant, Rogers, from Farmerville-6 bales cotton.
Oregon. Hiem, from Mobile
Arrived Yesterday
Steamship Palmetto, Smith, from Lavaca, via Galveston
18th inst, to Harris ~ Morgan-2d my.
Brig Union, GoodmansOn, q days from Baltimore to Mas
u Bourke-2d my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Martha Washington Irwin, from Cincinnati.
Knoxville, Brooks, from NashvIlle-38 bales cotton.
Natchez, Pierce, from Memphis-81 bales cotton.
Lowndes, Jr, jerks, from PrineetDn-3l8 bales cotton
Woodman, Ankrim from Pine Bluffs, Texas-54 BIS cotton
Atlantic, Oglesby, from st Louis.
Latona, Daferes, from Lockport.
Meteor No 8, Faussett, from Attakapas.
Gen Hamer, Simpson, from Pensacola.
Jas l. Day, Bates, from Mobile.
[By Telegraphie Dispatch.1
SoIrTu WreT Pass Nav 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

U. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-The May Term of this Court
will open this morning, at 10 O'Clock, and the Admiralty
Causes at issue be called and disposed of for the season.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

X. J. COKE a. CO., DRUeeIsTs, Corner Of Mega
H. Etae and PoydrGs streets, prepared exc q
cute orderH for Planters, Country Physicians and Fam so
Lies Every article warranted genuine. DIR. E. j. IA
CoxKs Preparations, extensively used for years. ~
Recommending themseyes BY their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled remedy
m EXTRACT 6F G CoPAV fifnf sAsRissAPARIILA
NAN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
49, superior to the Capsules any other extract
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIIILA AND
be made, as proved BY the effect PRODUCED
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
Tonic AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. uIs 1ysap
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

ANOTHER CREvAssE.-We learn from the off.
GERS of the steamer Latona from Lockport, arrived
yesterday, that the levee in front Of Madame L.
Vicknare's plantation, in the Parish of st. John
the Baptist, gave way on the morning of the 18th
inst about o'clock, and when the Latona passed
by, it was about one hundred feet wide. The
planters in the vicinity went to work at it immed-
aley, and in hopes of stopping it before night
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

HEALTH OF NATcHEz.-The Natehez Courier
OF the 18th says during the past fortnight there has
been but one death in this city; that Of yellow
man. During the preceding week, there was only
one; that of negro child. We presume that the
same thing cannot be said of any other city of this
size in the South-west-perhaps in the countrv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20
INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, CT.
1NCoRPoRATED 1895.
~ CAPIT A L, 9 800, 900. A
D. w. CLARK, President.
WIN, CONNER SecretHTv

FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
No. 90 Camp street
'HE undersigned, having been appointed Agent (n place
Of T. A. Adams, Esq., resigned) of the above old and
and favoraby known Company prepared to insure
On NE most terms, against FIRE. MARINE AND
All losses will be promptly settled here or raid in Hartford
Conn, at the option of the insured.
Insurance Company.
CHAs. c. LATHROP, Agent.
Nv Once " Camp street, New Orleans. 031 Is
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

The Rations be of good and wholesome qualify he
approved by the Collector, and the different articles compTs
the ration be delivered board the Gutter in good and
sufficient casks and vessels be provided by the contractor,
and the contents thereof distinctly mar ed on each
1t Is to be understood that the contractor will be bound
furnish, reasonable notices. often be required
by the Captain of the Cutter with the appreciation of the
Collector (not exceeding average day in each
week. such fresh and fresh vegetables may be equiv
aent to the corresponding parts of the ration allowed in the
Naval Service.
myiS tmy5O SAN'II J. PETERS, Coasetor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

NEW MUStC-Just received at the Piano Forte and
three doors from Canal. .soNGS-Be Waichful GM4
ana beware by Goysr-with beautiful yignette;
Earo by Foster Forget the Loved Ones at Home BY
oodbuIy song of the Hungarian Exile written by the
Bard Of Baltmore.musc by ]. II. Hewitt; All, May the
Red Rose Live Always, by Foster; Waken, my Injured
Honor from Incretia BoTga; Song Of the Snow, by the
Poor Scholar; There is Dream of Bye Days; Oh,
Touch the Chord yet Once Again
POLK AS-Coquette, by D'Albert-with fine vignette
Concert Relka, By Miss Adele Hornstock Badges New
Gypsy; Western Star; Tourblon Gaop, by the Germana
Company Carnival Of Vienna Quadres, by HelmsmuIer.
hMALILE5-Maria fhe,ssa; Montgomery; Georgia;
Innocence, romance by Wallace; Chorus from the En-
chantress Polanoe. by Rossni Mercedante March En-.
pre- State QUICK Step Bombardment of Vera Cruz WA
Steed rand March, Friendship Quck Step. For sale by
myH 81 WIN r MAYO :
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

FROM TExAs.-Indias Depredatsous on the
Rio Gra'de.-By the arrival of the steamship Pal
metto, Capt Smith, we have Galveston dates to
the 18th inst. The Galveston Journal saws;
Capt. G. X. Lewis arrived by the Palmetto yes.
terday, on his way to Washington City, as agent
to represent the unprotected condition Of the west
ern portion Of the State, and ask additional aid
from the Government to repel the Indians, who
may almost be said to be in possession of the coun-
try. Meetings held at Brownsville, Rio Grande
City, Roma, Buena Vista, Laredo, and Corpus
Christi, have united in this request and in appoint
ing Capt. Lewis The Corpus Christi Star init
mates that if the Government does not protect
them, they should declare their independence. 1t
says:
When Government ceases to protect her citi-
zens, they are no longer amenable to her authority
and are therefore justified by all laws, human and
divine, in falling back upon their natural and inhe.
rent rights"
We trust that something will be done--that the
Government will take something like proper meas
ures to protect life and property on the Rio Grande
We copy the following from the Corpus Christi
Star. Capt. Lewis travelled from Laredo to Cor
pus Christi in thirty-four hours distance of 1873
miles:
|" From Capt Lewis we learn that the Indians
still continue to annoy the citizens of Laredo and its
vicinity. Nearly all the stock has been killed or
driven away, the ranches abandoned, and the coun-
try generally broken up, on account of the daring
atrocities committed in that section. Capt. Lewis
encountered party of Indians supposed to be
twenty In number, about forty miles this side of
Laredo, at the Ojuelos, and a narrow escape Of
his life He had just drank at the springs and re-
mounted his horse, and was ascending the hill on
this side, when he suddenly came upon the Indians
neither party expecting to meet any one at this
spot-shere was general surprise. The road be-
ing hemmed in at this place on both sides by dense
chaparra the Captain had no other alternative left
to save himself but by breaking through their
ranks. Drawing his six.shooter, being mounted
upon fine horse, he instantly dashed through
them, shooting one and riding over two or three
others Capt. Lewis states that the Indians had
their bows unstrnng, and although he saw every
disposition on their part to retard his progress yet
he only noticed one two arrows being shot at
him; A letter had been received just previous to
hls departure from Laredo, containing a report that
the Indians had stolen the horses belonging to
Capt -McGowen's company of Rangers, stationed
on the Medina. Also, that two Cafornans had
encountered a party of twelve Indians, between
San Antonio and Eagle Pass. In the conflict,
three of the Indians shot and one of the Cali
fornians wounded.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20
Ladies' .VeaU Dress Goods,

Ladies' .Ve9U Dress Goods.
HE ID. p. sCANLAN e. CO. 20
DUlH No. ~ Charities steet, va
11lIN II Are receiving Plain and EmOrodered Besgs N
WV w choice coorsi rich Satin Striped Painted Organizes IA
paiterns Embroidered and Plain ChsngeabIe
hooons Summer Dress Silks style Embroidered Cape
handkerchief B5nnet and desirable articles which,
getsr with their large and we'll rich SUMNER
DhESS GOODS PARIS MILLINERY, LACES aad EMBROI-
recently purchased the from the
hfst houses In Europe and America, they will sell
Low PRICES
similar articles be purchased houss the
Also Several Of fast colored English Jacone Lawns
RpIl 3t2dp 3dpu -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20
ORLEANS THEATRE
METAIRIE COURsE,...,TROT
Oh | 3iAc

"WEDNESDAY, May ~. IsS0-A Purse Of s60-Free for all
w Pacing Homes mat Purse ss0-Nls heats
three in five, harness.
same DayA Of sis-Pree for ali Troting Hor.es %
Double Team Wagon-Ane and repeat The Wagons weigh
THURSDAY MAY yA Pune Of sIoO-Frss for TrOsng
Same DA "a Pure szsFree Tor PaesrS tia uevsr starred
fol money ssddie. -
FRIDAY, May sl.A Pure Of sIso- Free for all T0tinz
Horres-Tvo mile heath, in harness. 9
SATURDAY. June IA Purse Of sIpo- Pre- Ear ill ,o,,n~
hoss MAs snd repea Wagons Tae Wagons weigh sso
To1nds. The second best horse
Same Day-A Purse Of s30-Free for Troting Horss. that
a Purse-Mle heats In harness. -
SUNDAY, June "A Pure Of sI0oFree Horues-
Nile heats three N hT in sade JpPeanos harness.
Same Day-A Purse Of $S0FTee TroinR Horses to 90
As they pleass-Nile hests, three in five.
TUESDAY June "A Purse Of s50-Free for all TrcttipE
hnrses-Two mile bssIs saddle This Pure given II
Murdoch ard TstegTcph come from Mobile
~ Al Irsi viii be governed 6y the rules OF the New Orleans
Trotting and Facing Club
tB All entries be mace
o'eiscE P. NJ the Course myl6 81 g. s. ELLIS Treasurer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

FALLS OF ST. ANrHoNY.--A steamboat, to ply
between the Falls of St. Anthony and the Sioux
Rapids, has been launched, and is now being com.
plstsd II the head Of tho falls
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The Louisville Courier of the 18th has the fol-
lowing:

IUWIIIg
A man named A. p Snyder arrived at New Al
bany, on the 5th, with his wife, young lady about
sixteen, and took lodgings at the High Street
House. On Tuesday he left and was not heard of
until Thursday, when the landlord received a letter
from him, in which he says that he has deserted
her, that he is unworthy of her, and that he is
criminal TO the military law of the United States
He left his wife entirely destitute She states thar
they were married at Dayton, where her relatives
reside, about six months ago, and had resided three
months at Indianapolis. She has been sent home
-Four boxes are said to govern the world. The
cartrdgebox, the ballot-box, the jury box, and the
band box
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MONDAY MORNING. MAY 70, 1850,

sENTEEcEs.-Joseph Hardin and Samuel Oterson, con.
vcted of setting fire, the ed Of December last TO the
building at the Of Heva and Philippe Streets occupied
by Hardin grocery store in which Oeson employed
as clerk have been each sentenced hard labor
ia the Pententary James Pickett alias Jimmy the rogue
for breaking into the dwelling of Caroline Schultz with in
tent to kill sentenced to two hard labor in the
Penitentiary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

[By Telegraphic Dispatch.1
SOUTHWEST Pass, May 10, 4P. NJ.
The Spanish steamer Guadelquiyer, days from Havana
has passed 1he Bar.
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, Custom HOUSE, New Orleans,
Collectors Office, May IL, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- until the 18th day of June next for the supply of ST
TIONERY and BLANKS that may be required by this
Oce tor the commencing the LIST day of July 1850,
and ending the Both day of June, 1851
All the articles to be furnished and work be executed
must be of the best quality and in the best manner and
the satisfaction of the Collector.
Bonds with approved security by the person. persons
contracting Samples of the articles to be furnished may be
found at this Office, =,
my1S 1tawtie7 SAMII ]. PETERS, Collector
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w. I. The Steamer ALEX. sC0TT-For Lou
l4 isville-The magnificent and fast running pas.
s;Esass3 senger steamer ALEX. SCOTT, Capt E. I.
Surgeon Will leave iIr the above inter-
mediate landings on about SATURDAY the lSt jane,
al O'Clock p. For freight passage, having unsur
passed comforts and accommodations, apply to the Agents.
where plan of cabins and secured
mya0 BUTLER 4 MOORE. 45 Poydras 81
CTEAMBOAT FGR sALE-Ths well known aud
- substantial steamer BUCK HtNBh IS e. y
offered for sale close concern. She carries \
about goo bales of cotton, IS light Gfeueft and
runs we'll For terms. which will be liberal APPLY y
my9 # l. w. ARTHUR co. IS ano - View leesee.
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CUsToMHoUsE. New Orleans,
PROPOsALs FOR DOING CERTAIN iWSoRK
4 ON THE LIGHT HOUSE AND DWELLING ON
CHANDELIEUR ISLA ND-Sealed proposals will be
received at this Office until the Goth of Nav at II o'clock
do the following work on Chandelier Island:
To Raise the Ground around the Dwelling and Lighthouse
80 superficial yards feet deep and to erect suitable
Levee or Dyke around the premises.
Tomake Window SHUTTERS for eleven openings follows:
to be feet 6 inches high by feet lO inches wide; Ia
be ieet 10 inches high by feet Al inches wde to be
feet 10 inches high by feet inches wde 10 be feet 81
inches high by feet ~ inches wide; all of said window
shutters 10 be strong and well hung.
Gallery to be built the south side of the building So
feet long BY feet wde sealed overhead and be placed
on cypress blocks or brick pillars.
Prvy to be built Of wood iOx6 feet with division in
the centre.
Some repairs the Chmneys, which will take about 1000
brick and barrel Of lime also few fire brick, S0O for
chimney jams and backs.
All of the above named work is 10 be done according to
contract and the entire satisfaction of the keeper of the light
and payment will be made until his certificate TO that
effect produced.
Any further information viii be given on application at
this office. SAM'L j. PETERS,
my7 ID Collector and Superintendent Of Lights.
CAUIloNi Persons rPtered should aware hnithey haze
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

CLASSICS. AND MODERN LANGUAGEs-The
uHdersignef (nsye Of Prussia wishes give lessons
GREEK Language He has studied the ancient and modern
Languages and Literature in the most celebrated UNIVERSITIES
Of Germany, Tin Berlin, Halle and Heidelberg Speaks
and French He may be addressed through
office, Box = No %; or to MIR; LOUIS SGHWARZ,
DoERk Editor of the German Newspaper, Die Deutsche
Aetung my14
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-20

ArrSvaL Of tile Hi5ermia-Insportant Commercial
Neros-Farthsr Adv0mes in Cotton, etc.
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n mer Packet NATCHlsZ Memphis
ssz5xEasEsR Helena Mouth White and Arkansas Ryer-
The elegant, swift running passenger steamer NAfUHEZ.
Capt Pierce will leave tor the above and all intermediate
landings THURSDAY, the sd inst, o'eiock P.
For freight or passage apply board foot of Canal %
7. B. SMITH. 81 Magazine 81.
p S.-Ths boat will continue in the above trade the
the Re,fa - myI7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-19
Agency Of DR.. S. s. Fitch's
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

~ cess IN the curr Of CoHghs, CoHsUmp.
GoH, CHtarrh, .lsthmd, HsJrt h.sSases, ms.
pepsia, Gonorrh,oa. Pjrs t'majt' C0rPia,'ts,
&c. So HbAO- s'
DR.. y $ Fitchs Abdominal Supporters, Shoul.
der Braces, lnhalng Tubes, aud Lectures on
Consumption, and the Art OF preserving Life
and Health 10 Old Age, Nc. Nc.
J. G 81 OMAN, st Johnsbury, ~ agent for
the above aud keeps them constantly Oh hand
UTDr. Ftch's "Gude Book 10 lnynlids and
Directions for Promoting Health, and lnstruc'
tons To Mothers, in the management Of Chi
.fruu,- uITuy 90 nud, graturtuuuty, by rutiruE
for IL at the Store as above, An extremely
valuable Book OIlyl'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-19
Compound Pulmonary Syrup.

re NRiS Syrup is found to be of real and great
A value "a cases pf severe Coughs, aud in
attacks OF Group ia children. Il is chcnp
aud highly approved family medicine, and IL
being used more and more ns II becomes
known. Although it has not yet cured its
10000 GASES of consumption, $4,000 eases of
dyspepsia. or 10000 Of Asthma, yet it is a good
article
Prepared and SOLD wholesale AID retail by
J G. Bingham, Druggist, ST Johnsbury--
pr1-r, ;I6 rrutH Sold UtsUby Dana X Weeks,
DnnpleT Ianne Watts, Pcnoham Harvey ~
Abbott, l. L, Parks, Barnet; Cutting 4 siiS-
by, Waterford, Bingham (. May, Wcst Con.
cord, r G, Buuer, Derby Line +. Clevo-
land n Co. Coventry; g. Worthington. lrus.
bursk; ! Blake A. Go. Sutton Colby " Me.
,Gaiicy, Lyndon; N w. French, Lunenburgh;
Tin & Flanders, Sneileldj a G. Robinson,
Barton.
st Johnsbury, Jan |, 1850. 6i0f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-19
Farm for Sale,

rEItlE subscriber Offers his farn for sale. h
is situated on the road leading from st.
Johnsbury Pluin to North Danvilc-uboui
halfway between the two places II consists
of 30 ncrrs--lS or 20 acres oTeXcellcn Mt ucud
.ow-about 40 acres of woodland--the remain
der mature and tillage. ---
The buildings are suitable for the place. --
There are about 1000 sugar naples aud n
yuuug apple orchard, with a good quantity
Of cedar timber, on the farm
The farm can be Rdvantageously divided
and the whole or parts offered. for sale
Terms " payment made easy
JOHN CUSt MAN
- JubnRbury, Aug. -, l-i2 o|'ii,