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FOR CALIFORNIA.

,eisa144a FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Caifornia-Tbe A
SHs & s9 %s snGwH clipper
above with dispatch She will receive only limited guan.
ny Of freight and being remarkably fassaing vessel il
that has yet sailed Tor that port The accommodations for
2ished with every thing which could add to their Comfort
She particularly adapted to those travelling with their FAM
cabin PaseSge are mied T6o peoSs GONG 10 6
iPrna who wish quick and pleasant Trip had better secure
Sccuf F9r freight or passage, apply board, post q,
Il. NJ HARRISON & CO, IA Grayier st.
Iaz5 or .. WICkHAM, 35 Common street
ia FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Calitomia.-Passage
yns ans bark 6sEP fId FISH 6ap
on AZ be SCI p will % above
having splendid accommodations, apply board, Post s.
jsls F FBHhE H6 SHAEk . z Cana .;s.s
F E nsaad G ssaa.FP w g5
SATURDAY, February ID, at OF clock p NJ
/ RATES OF PASSAGE:
In ioSsT Cabin
In stesEage Mes with the crew. IS
No Ticket secured until paid for Freight 40 cents per
~ An experienced surgeon s attached S to the Alabama,
iao p'e ME Eel IsrS 5G3oISnd g Poy st.
<e#ESs FOR pr SHAGfREs, Dreet-EE Iaiie States
tons bughen Lieut. David Porter T. s. Nsyy con2 SSC
m saEs Sa f TTsaY s he F Sa and
9cock A. M punctualy, from the head OF ST. Mary street.
Lafayette The great size and strength of the Georgia. with
er superior double engines of 1000 horse each insure
her passengers the greatest speed and safety which cannot be
ACQUIRED by any sea steamer OF single engine The arrange
ets or the comfort of passengers the hbeea
stateoo combined all the of first aie
hotel E An experienced surgeon accompanies this vessel
:, -, RATES OF PASSAGE:
10 Chages-S room berth, Ladies' Saloon $50 90
State-rOOm berth, After Saloon. ......, 80 90
State.ro berth, Forward SaOon....., 50 90
Sandee- berth, Forward Saloon. ........ IS 90
Seerage berth, separate mess .......... As 90
and orders TO receive freight be procured from The office
ia3l d&W 81 Craver street
N. B. The splendid mail steamship ONO will sueceed The
Georgia, leaving the 18th of February.
a4 FOR CALIFORNIA via Chagres.-Nielo Orleans
Ssf31 and Chlgres Regular Liae-rhe A 1 very fast
-@ sailing brig BELLA DEL MAR, Edward AUDI
master This beautiful vessel, fitted up in style usur
passed, with fist and second cabin deck and possine
every requisite Tor the comfort of Passengers nv
any steamship in the trade Those persons going TO CaIfor
ma 1ig Shags, would do well to Inspect this vessel al the
loot oil julia street Second Municipality. For tickets ap.
o. WICKHAAT, sb Common St
Jal9 or r. Nj. HARRISON & Co, Il Grayer ST.
IA FOR CALIFORNIA--.Neao Clrleo1s aud "a.
SkHE grsS Regular Liae-The Al fast sailing eonnersd
- and copper-fastened brig MOUNT VERNON.
Oneeys master having ACKNOWLEDGEMENT III,
gaDh ana seerage passengers, will positively sail as above
nose persons going 10 California, via ChaRTes are parinn
larry requested to look at this vessel before taking nasa
elsewhere For tickets apply to S fS
do OF to R. M. HARRISON 4 CO, ii Gfayier st,
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Valuable TchoupitOuIas street Property, without
reserve.
BY ELORANCE q ia YLOR.

Once 81 GrdUier street.
SATURDAY January 49, at u o'eloek-w be cold auction
~ at Banks AIcaie-
The following property, situated choupouas ST
between aud Belle Chase directly IN front
head Of Hunter Lots NO 8 and s. measuring
q feet front Tehoopitouas street by depth Of 1854 feet II Inches
and lines Lot No measuring 80 feet by the
and % the rearthe whole good enclosure
There alley % feet wide from Theree
and covering the above described property
Terms Of aie-0ne third cash. and the balance equal
payments and IL months for approved secured by
gage on the properly. ja5tds
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DANCING ACADEMY,

DANCING ACADEMY
iI r. p, CLlSSEY rum Paris, respectfully informs s4
NJ the Ladies Gentlemen Of this city that he will eS,
s0pen, tile Of November his Dancing Academy
NJ IS CaTOndele street. will teach all SaA
Dances that 10 the fashionable
eELies Pans such Quairles, Waltz deux Temps,
sa cirque Temps German Polka ROwa Moscowska Polka
sUuTka, which only Dances received fashionable
saloons in Europe MIR C. recommends III dance
10Th graceful and elegant particularly when danced BY lady
gentleman. IL is easily learned.
Ladies desiring those
calling Mr. ~ between and O'Clock,
devoed giving private lessons He viii also lessons
private families.
Days children Mondays and Thursdays Hoursfrom O'Clock
all dark
respectfully informed that Class will be opened
IRON uu 10 O'clock evening In the week. for WIN
wish perfect themselves short air. c. engaging
hem dance uadrle and WatIe IN the month
Dizziness the headtn Waiting entirely cured. DahciG
.tuolns Is CHroudee street, Common. OZ9
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ORLEANS THEATRE

ORLEANS STREET, Royal and bourbon
" THURSDAY EVENING January a. ss0, will performed
Verii's Grand OPEN, and abieauI, entitled
JERUSALEM.
Principal characters by ssrs Duluc and Bezsn aud Nine.
DeYries.
EB- Performances Will commence hnlfpast O'clock.
The hbretto of the Opera English, for sale the Box
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z. ~. .VMcEsOM =. Go.

No. 81 Cy4yNy4L, one door from CaInp
Fine Fashionable Clothing Establishment.
HhnE SHIRTS, of all the latest Patterns: Under Shirts.
Il Cotton and WOolen Drawers: Stockss Crayats: Uo'
s.ey Suspedtrs |ioVes; Trunks; Naises; Carpet Bags
&C. ete or sale at extremely low prices Tor cash We So
gii cat from Friends and the Public to examine our
Goods aud Judge tor themselves. EJ@ We keen la RClYi
nSIl You FuS' CLOTHING. d. IN
~ no paYs for The Ia RE ygfn,oy,s ON IL f,,s u ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

SUSPICIOUS, DEcIDEDLY.-Hemy Schadrick has become
well known the police by sundry acts
ton al telling strongly against the honesty Of the individual
and the probity Of the man The bubble reputation has
never caused him to deyiate from the broad highway Of
and be has walked therein long that his face has
become familiar to the officers OF the law. Yesterday
henry had pepeated of the petit larcenies
on The evec having taken possession of strangers coat
when ne found iHsef marched off in the most summary
manner 70 aM AT tie indignant of Recnrler ltenna
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

DuTFER-lO0 kegs very superior butter. fns sale BY
ID jan lis WIN. L CUSHING co. s. cOmnsa =,
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t From facilities afforded by recent change in our bus
all articles enumerated above, ttlh
oy portion of sock the liberal TERMS and we IA
e the mercantile generally TO examine our seeco
ioTepurchasiug elsewhere
DAVID FELT 81 co.
nj 3mend&W Stai0fgrk' Han. "a Charities s'reai.
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We the undersigned having frequently administered a
medicine prepared by Mr.. John Winer Of this town dese
nate! - j. Winners Canadian yermiuge,' and being fully
sale with It's efficacy, confidently recommend i safe
Intestinal canal. G. O'REILLY,
Licenate of tie Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland etc.
ar G. w. DICKINSON,
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Ui;1thsisN1F.t) PURELY PEGET.1BLE
n HfEEllA, sale and etectual remedy for WORMS 1t
Is Tact established beyoud the shadow of doubt by e
eAteence ant testimony of the eminent physicians
more han three ious of the diseases with which children
are dce are caused by worms, and thousands children
ig ahnay nom those diseases, when the either not
SHOWN OF hHbuied TO something else; various the pre-
partitions which have been recommended as REMEDIES for
worms but experience has proved them all more OF less ne
ecu ihe thg however, has at length been attained and
a-ney been found which has failed destroy worms
Wherever they have existed. This assertion supported by
me testimony Of the eminent physicians and regecta
lis IN he Mo- do
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

, -ffsT n Princeton, Vicksburg and MiIlike07s
lIHHAsfh#sss5f Bend Weekly Packet Steamer MONT
NJ Es7sss.s ffl5s asOMERn : EUerU .MOND.4F EYE
INV m. New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney and Naiehez
Gapt Estes, will positively run permanenty IN III tr,ds
the and will leave for the above and ali
niteIleIiate landings EVERY MONDAY, at O'Clock
p N; For freight or passage, apply to N'OA
SD T. b. SMITH g6 Magazinast
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.stnte of -. Alice PackwOOd -. Deceased.
RY HENRY w. PALFREY.

Office No. "a Camp street. " 1!pptsrv w.;
BY ORDER OF COURT.
SATURDAY, February lsoWll be sold at Banks Arcade
- Fifteen valuable LOTS OF GROUND fronting Tcbouptou-
las Magazine and Foueher between Lafayette and 6rod
streets PLAN which will be exhibited at the Arcade
This sale presents opportunity advantageous
which effected with the all parties
-aml without any whatever.
Term cash, and the balance aud
credit the property sold
ing interest per per from maturity until paid
NJ Lhogphic copies ready for delivery the Auc-
d0nesr's office. jas Paw
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y other Soe OF the symptoms which indicate the exist
tnce oil worms IN the bowels, fOows the counenance
pae OF aen color and sqt:used with occasional ushes;
the eyes heavy and dn the breath fpud the upper In
swollen itching in the nos which GAUGES The patient 10
pick his nose the sleep disturbed, the patient often
awakening IN great fright and liable to starting and grind.
ing ta teeth; the appetite is exceedingly Irregular being
sometimes voracous at Otlen feeble and instances
il is depmyed.
10 The following certificates, numerous Others might be
added bot /! believed that these are sufficient to establish
the fact that Wners Canadian Vermiuge" is superior
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

NJ IO pay for the large windows costly fixtures and bigI
~ fenE OF those Milinary Stores down Town ThGf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY ~, 1850.

HEAVY RoBBEKY.--John Mccrinnmoa an aged farmer
from the country, robbed Tuesday evening Of S1100
which taken from the shamrock The
in gold, and entrusted his daughter Ion safe kern
ing She kept IL N little sack 6F person. and on
going supper placed in her TRUNK in sfaIerO and
locked door On her she found the treasure gone
and oise and knife ef fof H. disappearance
Yesterday Recorder GenOi- issued search ei
fects of the chambermaid and Of the boat who are
suspected Of the robbery The money the reward
toll and economy, and the victim feels deply h
los When he appeared in court, he aroused general sym
patty in his behalf by bis suffering appearance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

nR. sAM'L HYATFs OFFICE AND REsI-
- DEH OF, on Hercules street, bet0eeH Erato and
particularly to the PRACTICE OF MIDWIFERY. and
TO the treatment of all those Diseases affecting pcc-
iiGU Females and CdreN His charges vii be moderate
and accommodated the circumstances of parties consulting
NACClN ALTON performed ons WEDNESDAYS and SAT
uRDAYs, from to 10 O'Clock = NJ The children Of the
O'Clock p. N. jai7 I'm
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NEW MUsIC-Just received, and for sale at the Music
Store, No. Camp street, three doors from Ca -
n . VIZ; Loves Last Alden, Lord Byron g m
:. lr Wounded 9 Heart, Farewell - by Dorgo
Love-" Dream that Love Gan Meier Forget Ezs@
Gone Think e'er you Speak, by Spohr: 81 Will moi
Breathe thy Name, by Mn. Brooks The Secret p
saucy Kate - - The Sunshine of the Heart''-gth new
Songs Wazes, Pokas, Cotons and Fantasies too nuneT
Gus 70 mention in advertisement
Ia2I 81 VM IT MAYO
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MANUFACTURED in Cincinnati, .of superior work.
l1l marship, and the best materials French BURR
STONES for sale by
jal9 +. j. HART & CO., 70 Tchoupiouas st.
&c Planters and Others wanting the best and cheapest
Corn W Offered in this other market, would do
well to call and examine these Mills before purchasing else
where we have supply hand Of the various sizes
suit Steam, Water Horse Power Prices from 800 to
$500; and warranted to perform to the satisfaction of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

, ff9T b Louisville Packet BELLE CREOLE
k!ffs#l5S5J' For Louisville, Evansville Cairo and Mem
phis = The and magnificent passenger
steamer a BELLE CREOLE, Capt Behnet, will leave lor
me ABOVE aud all Intermediate landings, on SATURDAY.
me 9th lns at o'clock For freight or passage hav
accommodations unsurpassed by any boat the Western
Ja23 Il sshIirrIIS az Al.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

BY THOS, j. SPEAR, Auc'r.
THURSDAY February AT " ocockWin be sold, Banks
Il Arcade, he following SLAVES, to wit.
SA NJ, aged about IS yeaTs;
ELIZA years. and her Children, aged
7 end yearA.
Tecnn9
Act Of sale before A C. Answorh ESQ., Notary Public,
expense Of the purchaser. ja73 fel,7
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L6kanss5ST VILE Madison. Cincinnati and Portsmouth,
zzsz1z The new superior and ght-drangiIf passen-
ger steamer NEW ORLEANS, Capt David Whiten, is
receiving freight and win leave above THURS
having unsurpassed accommodations, apply board the
Poydras street wharf, or TO
Ja4 HYDE & OGIESBY, IL Poydras ST
N. B. The New Orleans entirely new boat has
arpa tyafata
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NOTICE.. Z. JUMP, NO 1 5 Portlido street. is no
longer authorised to receive receipt for SLAVES con-
gned my charge for sale otherwise Commission Ner-
chants and Others will leave their instructions at my office re-
garding Slaves. j. A. BEARD AuCtioneer,
ial6 I'm No. 10 Banks Arcade.
New Orleans, January Is, 1850.
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3HERMAN'S Nso Patent TRUSS

~ CAUTION Fersons Rptred should be that they
20 security against Sraniaed He'a NTH all lis horrors, b,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-22
A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. J. w. FRENCH. Of HQsdlie Hsdrie eorrts lias,,,-
about the Isl OF January 1919 follows have T.,
in the regular practice medicine in tbs place nine r
tut Obliged TO quit tie practice Of my profession in c
qnence Of III health. was severely afflicted with Csy1-
Dsoss Of The Lungs, convince HAD THE Coz
past doubt cous ed almost necessarily
day. and had pains and IN my chest side a.
breast tired the remedies recommended By the .Ei
of the profession all eecf, excepting The nrsea m Ia
h;y e=used by them pr-jud against pa enf H
cEes and have no faith now IN them generally Bgi W,
inducedas experiment more than through a-,o nv
bottle of BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAN: md
DO here acknowledge, for the benefit Of The a ce hon
serve thai the effect of its the uoS
prompt and sagiary Of any medicines witnessed "a.
effect Of in all my practice. Ny cough ssseay r
and in about eight days was free from so.
Of the cesi. and pain, and now consider and ro.oas ~
wEis MAN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-22
Would soon be in q Grave.

MI WILLIAM D. JENNINGS a merchant FirFr-.
Cer5e dsAsbaa eopzfy. ohio. wrote cc;oter
and Stared Gu. Of CoSsrsrFrtoS winch he OF RANTS
NUN ~ nlnS iRI B.4LSiA had effected Mr. VIII
LIAM CkoShEI-o o. "a ajiosning town He said sir Cucs
ct had sougi ree, iio'a best physicians and
CeHsaasrfsn- had tass>st hua on IL v ~
destroying and debiiiiailng bis s lsi IL was r-rs
skeleton. He gires up by his physie.ss std IN f-n
who would iahddst Ba.-vu N Ibis ast
extremity. and uarvelo:s s.irs
thar The ufl FIRE bottle OF BRASTS INiA pULNO
NARY BALSAM has unc.encilec the band of the nd
Mr. Crockett health, and be 5e1t fts
yugyed nEn,
s. D. DAMN, Esq merchant and ros,sfey at Jse-pu.
adjoining shout tire time ard "a ed
that he scqiared with Mr. Cg0cKET, ard testified 10
ctrrF md all aha I'd fsctx
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-22
Jtisuranfe. aHVII

The National
LIFE INSURANCE. COMP
9te UNITED STATES. -
On the Mutual Principle.
OFFICE, STATE STREET. MoNrPELTER, VT.
"lfs Insursnes 10 the poor mans wealth and good IN
vestnent for The capisaiist-"
OFFICERS,
HON. WILLIAM G. KITTREDGE, President.
SS "a IA sS51M!sss. {viss Presidents.
DIRECTORS,
WIN. c. KIrTREDGE. PAIL DILLINGHAM;,
EDMUND WESTON, DANIEL BALDWIN:
BOARD OF FINANCE.
EDMUND WESTON, HOMER w. HEATON,
FrT JULIUS Y. DEWEY. EFfe
Medical Examiner JULIUS r. DEWEY, MD.
,CoupultinR Phyrieian, FRED w. ADAMS, n. d.
Secretary, ROGER 8. HOWARD.
ofthis Company Its charter is liberal, and furnishes adj
vanaases 10 those wishing 10 become ured equal
superior 10 any other Company in the Union.
and ssa
se its risk will be ss the economy Of ,ts
s,suaeement greater It Investments will be safer. Its
~.insss directed with greater prudence and energy All
he profits Tire end Of every i've years will be put to the
sredit of the Life Policies
AZ Vermont Institution it has peculiar caims to the
saironage of the people Of the State. .
NcrPeysans wishing Insurance. with this Company will
with forms of application by applying at the
office Ct the Company, or 10 any OF its aRens
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-22
AGENCY
DR.. s. 8. FITCn'S CELEBRATED
MEDICINES

Used by him with such DISTINGUISHED in the
Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorrhea,
Piles, Female Complaints, &c. &c.
Also, DIR. :. 5. Fitck's
Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces,
Inhaling Tubes and Lectures on Con.
sumption, and the art Of preserving Lift
and Health to Old Age, &c. &c.
have been appointed agent for the sale ohe above Goods
,erbu,v VI, S. G. HUTCulNs.
0rrpr s. g. Fitch's "GUlDE to INvALIDS, and d
rections for Promoting HEALTH Instructions Mothers
10 the Management Of Children may be had gsiuitousy
by calling it tho store above An extremely vaus
Bic Book. Ally
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BlackwOOd's Magazine,
and the
British Quarterly Reviews.

OWING TO The late r~vn.u.as and ~ou..ee ution.
" among the aai"ss OF Europe, which have iuIa~sd
each other in quick aud of which ha
the leading periodicals Of Great Baia have breunis
with degree Of a,eses n,thnrio uaAnowa hs,
middle gfound hstwees the hssty dijonted, and
necessarily imperfect records ofuhe n the ella
AID poaeous tseaises to be iaised by The hsoii-
of future day. Whoever these periodicals
. connected OF all the important
political Of te cd Id, they and leans
spirits age The American Publishers
proper call attention the works they repub
sh and the how which they ae offered 10 sub
seIIbers. The following 10 their list, to wit:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
| THE EDiNBuRGd REVIEW.
THE NOkTH BRITISH REVIEW,
| THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, and
| BLACKWoOD's EDiNDURGH MAGAZINE
In these periodicals are contained views
though Clearly and hmly exprcssed OF the three
IN. an. ss Tev he
k-vew" Wing; aud the q Westminster Resrw' Liberal
The "Nor'h Bnuh Review" ewes It's establishment to the
ira its of the grand departments Ut hui
man knowledge; il was original. edited by b. Chalmers
and now, since death, is conducted BY bis in law
Dr. Hnnna associated with sir David Brewser LIS literary
character OF the very hshes, order The Wes,mins,e
though reprinted under that title only published 10 Eng
land under the title Of the Foreign Quarterly and West
mns.er.'' ii being fact union Of the former
y published and reprinted under separate titles has
he advantage by this combination, of uniting
work the bes, Of both heretofore issued
The above Periodicals reprinted in New York, mme
dat their by the British Steamers n baaut
sl clear type fine white paper, and are faithful copies oil
| TERMS.
| For any one Of the four Reviews $500 per annum
For any two do. 500
For any three do. 700 &
For ali four Of The Reviews. $50
For Blackwood's Magazine, $40
| For Blackwood and three Reviews, 800
For Blackwo God ard the foui Reviews, 1870 {.
Payments 10 be made in all in advance.
| CLUBBiNG.
Four copies Of all Of he above works will be
one address the psymut Of regular 70
| hee-the fourth copy being gratis.
Remittances and communications should be alwsys sd
dressed, postpaid Hnnked, the Publishers.
| LEONARD SCOTT 4 co
Sc 70 Fulton street, N. York. Entrance 81 Gold st.
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Leather Betting.
N. HUNT & CO.,

Ne. 28 DevOOSh1rc StreCus Boston,
Manufacture aud keep constaatlyoa hand, for sale,
REST OAK TANNED LEATHER Betting.
BELT RIVETS g. BURRS, 81,
SUPERIOR BELT CEMENT, 1909
AND EXTRA QUALITY LACE LEATHER.
BELTS MADE TO ORDER A WARRANTED. z.
NH CO. respectfully refer the following, touching
the quality Of their Betting:
VAyE the undersigncd, having in use the Oak Tanned
w Leather Betting, uiaetured BY n Hunt & Co. No.
Q6 Devobirc Street, Boston do cheefiuy recommend IL
20 and Machniss, and have NO hesitation
u III guilty Of stock, uniformity of
eus stretched, the Of its
scure and lis durability, il equato any We have ever
SOUTH BOSTON IRON CO., sosth Boston,
SETH WILMARTH, Union W orks, South Boston,
John sOUTHER, Globe w osks, South Boston,
p ETu ADA Ms & TO, Steam Engine q Power Press Bull
- - ders, South Boston.
8INCKLEY 4 DByRY, Boston Locomotive WORKS, Bes'n
WIN w ASHBURN, Saving & Flaming MILL BOstcr.
A. n 4 W. CURTIS, Paper Manufac's, Newton L. Falls.
JOHN E. WILDER Sslamaader Safe Aanufaet'T, Boston.
w W ALCOTT, Supt, Suffoik Flour Mills, Bsstoa.
HENRY DREVOoRT, Agent Glendon Rolling Mills, East
--77'7t Boston. ri 3al 80
THOMAS p(TsON, Boston Sugar Refinery, z. Boston.
p MAIN Supefiu tendsnt MarbIehead Cordsgs Co. .,s
4 BRIDGES, Car Builders, Csmbridgsppt-
EDWsD LANG, Sup't Of Spanning Room for eeweh. Day
= : 80 4 Co. ,Cordags Msaufacturers.
LEN. CREHORE. Paper Manufacturss, Newton Lower
= Falls.
OTIS TUFTS, Stsan Engine Bsildsr, East Bestse.
~ N. HUNT Co, are agents fss sWiNGLE'e
MsJkTisING MACHINES. $50
April -. y ~ 7Eseu
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FITS. FITS. Fits.

Messrs ]. X LiPPINCOTT SON. respectable merchant,
Hstsrore. SuliirGA Pealssrszia. NV
p lSl9- stating. among other which hid
rived from the Of BRAN1gS PULMONARY RALsAN
fha; OF their had Just informed them
child. which had been subject sersri
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-22
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
NeWeTI0nlOSb1rC

New eAhSAbk1 RSmhHCs
THIS ROAD Nhiie River Junction, the
Vermont end Canada, Cen,ra aud Passunpsic Railroads
with Concoid, Manchester, Ns-hu, lowell Boston,
Lawrence, SaIem Worcester, and Norwich Roads ana
the route from of Canada, Northern Vermont,
and New Hampshire 10 Boston,
This passes through the Capitals of New Hampshire
End Vermont, and the ass and freight low by any
After July lst, I5o, Passenger Trains with
aboye Roads Boston from the Depot the Lowell
Road for IVES. Lebaasa Wells River, Montpelier Bur
lnston l2 "A. aud u NJ, and for Bristol - Nj
leave West Lebanon for Nashua, LOWELL Bosom. Groton
Junction. Worcester and New York at Is A. NJ, and Us
p. NJ and Bristol ESQ A. NJ, The arrival of
from Wclls River and Burl'ugton.
Passengers from the cnal and Passumpsic Roads via
and Yok quick and cheap by any other
special calis Traa will 80 th ousn over this route
cv-ry Tue-dy, without stopping There cattle pens
good the landing about 4thv If
rsrtsfs By ta,s drovers have only
the advantage Of the Cambridge and Brighton Markets
market Manchester, Nashua, Lowell Lawrence
and Salem.
Freight Trains daily each ray (Sundays excepted
the GENITAL Pa-sumPsc, NoIhefa Concord, Nashua
and Iowe Rosds fem Burlington, Wells River and
Depot Lowell Road in Boston, Merchandise of all
kinds carried cheap and expsdiousy by other
route.
Concord. N II. June, q, lS50. Sjif