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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-30
GRAND ISLE COUNTY WING con-
NENIfON.

| Pursuant to notice the Wings of Grand Isle
County, met in Convention at the Court House
in North Hero, on the Goth inst, for the pur.
pose Of making nominations fer County Officers
State Senators SC. The Convention was
called to order by Col. VIM L. Sowles.
On motion of A. NJ. Kinney, Esq, DR.. 4. C.
BUTLER, of Alburgh, was appoil ted Prcsi.
dent, and HENRY c. ADAMS, Of Grand Isle, Sc.
creaty.
The President on taking The clair concisey
and appropriately stated the objects Of the Con.
vention, and the motives that should induce all
to harmony and good feeling.
Thereupon, On motion Of G.. II. Rice OF
South Hero, "a Committee of three from each
Town were appointed by the delegates Of taid
towns TO present Candidates for County Ollie, RS
g. for State Senators.
On motion, the chair appointed Committee
of one from each town to draft and present Re- =
lulions.
On motion adjourned to meet al the ringing
of the bell.
Convention re.ass, m1led, and the Committee
on resolutions presented the following:
RcSolued That our confidence in the great whir
party OF the Country remains firm and unwayering,
that the principles and course OF action pursued by II
d uing several past Administrations have more than
justified us organization, and though they may not be
all Israel that are Of Israel" Sui we believe the
Wings of the Union the only true opponents of "a
tonal freedom the only hope and security for the
peace and perpetuity of our democratic constitutional
government.
HeSOtrcd, That the Wigs OF Vermont, hv their
uncumpromis ID z hostility 10 oppression in all forms
By their unyicding opposition to the Ay,ensi,n ~
Save territory, their regard for the orern
c. community, oa Glasses, IS eAing thu pro,c on
nroes rs, 10 ece heir T OWN '' Ibo, %d inc
I've influence have shown 10 The world ihaf ,bev c,
''5"' ,.,o ',us ~ o,i"'' aa'y'
and Representatives in Ccngcas, for long srics Of
years We nHrt "'c"'i"n i"' u't p'.ae 'n'' we nave
cords e" the and ra " show b, g ig
uniformly been east on the side of liberty and hu
h'"nnl'y; r,
IF nr i IN ng1 SFh o IN, epTesr aI d
has merltcd tire entire APPROPRIATION OF his constituents,
ana thry ore Determined to G'ince their anprobation
Resoisrd That in tie dr,,h Of CEN T''yyior we
dcploe the loss of President whom we loved, md
efy nn ri "sn ca,nGrl GeePenec our
I O
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET-IPe Wednesday,, Aug. 81

At market II IS Calte.-about rs Beeves aud 400
Stores, consisting OF Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, and three years old.
'Prces-Markei Bcef-Exra at SO, so per owt-
LIST quality, s625 81 do 1913; Sd do, sj525, ord-
nary, S ,50a5
Yea Cavcs-S2 ,5Oa5
Ildcs-S 80 per cwt
Tallow, S., so. per 100 lbs
Storcs-Worklng Oxen, 500, Is, 9oa95
Cows and Caves-S20, -, 3jaiO
Yenrlings,-S9 l0al4.
Two years old,-Sl2, l7a20.
Three years old, SIC, 2ia30,
Sheep and Lambs--3!29 at market Prces-EN-
ira, So lao. by lot 81 IS, I,752.5o.
Swne-None.
Remarks The market is about the same as 1t was
the last week.
80 cars came over the Fuchhurg Railroad and 3
over the Boston and Lowell Railroad, loaded with
cattle, sheep, horses and poultry
Number from each State:
Caltic, Sheen Lambs SWINE IIols,s
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Mr.. Free Press, Burlington {:


DEAR SfE :-Someboly has left a paper in my
neighborhooI, printed in your place last week, called
the Burlington Courier The editor seems nightly
troubled. that A. P Lyman, OF Bennington, a deci-
ded Wing, and every way compe tent, should be
nominated in this District for Congress lie prefers
Mr. Roberts, because he is of his kidney, and he
thinks him better man. lie may think as he pleascs
but, guess, we who have lived years so near them
ms to know which is the best man for Congress can
get along at the ballot box without his interference
1t is nothing in favor OF your neghbor of the Courier
that he should undertake control us in our votes
and we would say to him as the boy did to the snake
Keep your owa side gey codt anl let US alone Let
him attend to the election in his own District, where
fancy he will find enough to do, and more than he
can do, to keep the voters from besowing their
suffrnges iorthe able and worthy Mr.. Meacham, your
present first rate Congressman. can tell you Mr..
Free Press, want of the advice OF turncoat
informed the Courier editor is, and we
think the shameful creature would keep his lips clos
ed if he had any decency regard for himself. 1t
is certainly recommend Of Mr.. Lyman to have
traitor to his party speak against him. and he will
find il alter election. But you not in our Dis
trict, and | will Mt trouble you with our affairs fur
ther than to say, ST. III give good account Of
selves on the first Tuesday of neyi month, and 10
mistake.
Str,s SrOp-
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The Difference

The Free Democracy and Old Liners Of
Windham Co., held their County Conventions
at the same time and place, few days ago
and their efforts 10 coslesce proved frutless--
the Free Democracy utterly refusing 10 take ur
Baltimore Praijorm candidates. In Chittender
County they are of easier virtue
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-30
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
Thursday, Aug. %.
Reported for the Travellerl

At market rs BecfCate, pairs lTorking Ok
en-, 80 Cows and Calves, $500 Shrrp, and 65O Swine
Prices.-Beel Cattle Extra S6,25; LIST quality ST.
I'd do s., 30 do 75a5,
Working So, 90, 100
Cows aud Calves l, %, %, 32140
Sheep and Lambs 8 30, l75 2, $50, g.
SWINE las: retail, 5a6!. Old Hogs, i!a5c.
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BEWARE OF COTSTERfElTs.

This medicine has obtained that high character
which IS necessary fer all medicines 10 ausiu 10 in.
luce c"u ilerierrs to put forth spurious srticle at
the nsk OF she lives a those who are nnocenly de.
ceived.
LOOK WELL TO TIE Marks OF TIE
GENUINE.
They have the written Signature Of NJ JACK.
son upon the wrapper, and The name blown IN the
bottle, Ut,olt "a biei tPcy aye spar,s.s
Fol sale wholesale and letal! At the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
10. ~ ARcu STRLrT one door below s,s,h dat.
OF Us Race street, Pm drlpha, and hy rcsree,abl.
'nle by SCARLETT & LYON, Drugs,s,s.
'uly' i'o' wS!l 49, zion
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WING Meeting.

The Wings Of Richmond are notified to meet
at ID. BARRIERS Inn, in Richmond, on Saturday
the 3lst OF August, fl the purpose Of nomin
a,ing a Candidate for Town Representative
and Justices of the Peace
By order of tho Town Connre'.
A &. NOBLE,
OLIVER CUTLER, Committee.
Aug. g. 1850. dl23'l9Nl&N
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SE. PETERS COLLEGE.
CHANHLY, CANADA EAST.
FTNIIIS LITERARY TION

4 erected by the Rev. p, NJ. MmNArir. aud in
corpornted in 1896 is situated in the beautiful and
healthy town Of Chambly II miles from Montreal
and ~ Ges from St Johns. and j. easily scc's ssh lc
Eom either pl1cr. The large and conlmoIlous build
ngs have been recently thoroughly repaired. and are
now capable OF containing $50 students The Re
creation Grounds afford ample room for exercise and
amusement, and the Students n.e constantly under
the mild and efficient care OF their Instructions
The course Of Study embraces Reading, Writing
Orhography, Arithmetic, Grammar, Composition
Geography with USE OF tn Globes, Sacred and Fro
fame History, Bellies Leures, Rhetoric, Logic aud
Mrtaphy sizes, Nalur0i aud Moral Philosophy Bota
ny, Chemistry, Political Economy, Book keeping
Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration, Surveying and
Astronomy, ElocguQn French aud English Music
and Drawn &, Greek and rIIn.
The utmost care Is taken 10 teach the American
Student to Speak aud Write the French Language
with elegance and sccUracy.
TTRMS: The annual charge for Board, Tuition
Washing aud mendng md the use al he'd aud bed.
ding Is Sloo, payable hlIi-yearly IN advance. Mus,
aud Drawing torn extra charges Piano. 81, Pc
month any other Music. 30 cts per month. Books
Stationery and clothes, Ut ordered and, ncnse o
sickness, Med cine and Doctors Fees, form also ca
ira charges.
UNuoRN. A plain blue coat, with standing collar
and blue cloth cap,
]. T. LAIIAYE, Director
Chambly Aug q, le1> d'I2,6w9ts
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AVOID FRAUD

INAUp JourfrTiolIOIs u NaTty's LAlfaCtor, IN IN,
Old Wrapper h1od the market, AVOID a. you woul,
poison, i,r 10 use II Is a. dangerous
No Article but Ddleys Genuine Extractor car
check inflammation instantly, entirely subduy the
pun OF the wors, Burns and Scslds m from one Il
Is minutes, and cure the s1i,s without star Piles
Sal Rheum, Cuts, Hounds, Bruises, Sores and In.
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n ID r L {, II

RNilM WNM6TlN OF TIE VERMONT
I Mutual FIRE INSURANCE con-
PANE, are hereby notified that the assessments
Rave been maze by the Directors on all notes in ioice
Ia, IL Ia :,
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FURNISHING GOODS,
AGADEI VEN.

T'IIE first term of an English and Classi.
d ca Scheo for boys under the arrangement, o.
Mr. s w. IlITCnCocN assi.t"d by MIR EDWARD G..
Palmer. will commence on the LIST Monday in Sep
tcmber, Sept 2nd.}
Rooms one door east of the Ameroa Hotel, in
the new building of Horace 1EhrelDr Esq
Address STEPHEN w. Ill TCnC Cox
Burlington, August 49, 1850 t&wtt
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From The distinguished Geo. T.. Buda ngion,
W. d., Corsactic, .Ncc York. as 10 The uir.
tues Of Corbeifs .SmSapariila and the Shaker
FJUID OF VAIERIAN

MESsRs t.. BElyLEY & Co
Dear SirS ~ are, believe. the Projectors Of
he Shaker Fluid Extract OF Valerinn aud also Cor
belts Compound yrup of Sarslpara. From my
experience of the value ofthc Fluid Extract, having
used within the last year quito freely in my cnpa-
city as Assistant under DR.. Stedmon at the City H.
stituton South Boston, Mass, feel unwilling to be
without it in my practice.
have given bottle of this medicine to DR.. John
Ely, OF this place, and requested him to give it tr-
AL lie has done so, and Is now enthusiastic in lis
praise. The same is true OF DR.. ]. b. IIenshaw
who isnow using it in his family. AZ to the Sarsa.
parla, our community use much Of different pre-
parations of this article But from my knowledge OF
Them and tn absence Of any good results following
their pSe | consider it my duty as a Physician to
discountenance them.
But the article OF DR. Corhett comes attended with
names sufficient to establish for it reputation that
cannot be shaken, ari insures for ii sale common
surate with It's value. It is the only article OF Satsa-
parila have any confidence in and shall not hest
tate freely to recommend it. Will you stnd me
some Of each article
Truly your ob,t servant:
GEO. f. BURLINGTON. NJ d.
4 81 The above valuable medicine is sold ty
L. BRINLEY " CO, Druggists, Boston, and By
their appointed Agents. wS@2
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M. O. 9.

EXPOSURE --Bogcs llehcaiona is indispensable to
ladies in cold, hot, changeabIe weather, as al
ways preserves snoothmess oil skin, with purity OF
color no other cosmetic can pretend to. Sold by the
inventor, William Boyle, 227, Washington Street,
Boston. w9wl
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CLEAR, BRILLIANT light,
q Il l. AsE. MOKE OR WELL

CosT oNLy Il . CE\Ts.
Il is composed entirely o. Nrgcr ,hle, ava CONTAINS
some SIN OF cigh, pNrs-somr OF v'uch mr., Essential
Oils The whole forms buiy beautiful IN am ear
nnce md perfectly Tree from EXPLOSION; giving
Clear Brilliant aud Dlerlps. l-lht. W.Irnu. Smoke
n tremendous Ligh may be ohtainct from Lump
consequently II will burn faster thnn whale OIL with
s dim, smoky light. But reduce the hight TO that OF
the beef sperm oil, md gallon will last AZ long and
cost but about one halt much; ar YOU have twice
as much Ugh, from TINS New Oh, without adding to
the etpense, aHC II: ht sane lime without Grease
Smoke or Srneli 'i'hns fam .h,ng tie EnbIlc with
an article. from which they can obtaiuuinpst any
qunnlity of light, even equal to gnsA nj about one
halt the expense. PER RATIO as for LigN, and at the
SINE time clear ana -autltul.
1t has with rap strides spread lis hg liant ra,s
through the different pprors In lis and work ,hops OF
aninsi every Town AMI ' IllaGr in a! New Ea-!and
-i i H1ei'-r'g to- extend it, piercing rsVS tn
tar Nrs, md the eYireInr SnGih The .uiind In.
increased, in the short space al only Two years
the enormous quantity OF
100000 GALLONS PER WEAR.
Owing to the high reputation which
NJ AIRS II s OIL
has gained, some have been SO uuplincp,ed ms to
palm oil upon the public
IMITATION,
or some other composition and have rrprcse nted it
to be- the same rs u ARSlfS on, aud IN some cas-
rs the Consequences hnve been most shocking. Con
seq lsntly those using thu Patent O should he very
cautious from whom, th"y prrch 50, a. there are
noi.e who sell llARSll'S OIL but those who have
Certificate Of .+gcpcy
Signed by MARSH & co,
"o3 w aston street, Boston.
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The Peoples Academy,
MrriHr.s7, Vermont
FTNHE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION


rTNHE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
4 vii commence Thursday, Sep, ath, and conun-
Ne eleven weeks, remaining under the snprrlntrn-
dcnce OF NJ, Dwlnell, a. B. aud Miss Jane ?. Dwl
nell.
Instruction will be gwen in the hrnrchrs usually
taught in s!inilrr schno.s and also IN Fre0ch, Music
on the T!aRo end .uelodcon Ga9 ia horoush lass
and DrnWiHg and Pdia:i0g.
lectures wi. he given on the Natural Sroncoe. il.
lusrntrd hy and extensive apparatus IN Pnruma-
tics FL clricty, Magnetism, Electro Magnetism. As
tronomy, Optics, and Chemistry. course ot lee
lures may also be expected upon Anatomy and Ply
soloay.
A Teachers Class will hc formed, and peculiar nd
vnntdges offered TO those intending 10 teach.
TUlTlON-Common English branches, $500
Higher Eneiis branches, so G!ren, Latin. French
100 Music with nse Of riano, 500 Music on
Meodeon, 800. thorough Bass, 500. Drawing
and Painting, 200. Writing, %.
BJdId, including rooms, washing md tue 81 %
per week. Good accommodations can be procured
by those wishing to board themselves. For board
address y. w. Putnam, Morrstown, ".
The Trustees, hayn. illl confidence in the ability
and ianhunrss OF M Dwinrl mud Sister have sr.
cured continuation ri ihcr services, and they take
pleasure in recommending he School 10 the friends
OF Education.
ARIEL UUNTON, ND
HORACE POWERS, VI. D. Prudl Com
ID ". PUTNAM, NJ. ID.
July IL, 1850. viva
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Feathers

WE GEESE FEATHERS Of In,
l Best Kind just received aud ton sale at Mich
'ls Cash Slofe, formerly LoYelis' Church Street
Burlington June ., 40. d59w50t
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READ AND BE CONVINCED.

CHAs RoBIssos, Esq, Eas'on, Md in a letter to
Or jackson, Jao 9, 1850 said
My wife and myself have received more benrtl:
from your medicine than my other we have ever
AIKEN for the Hyspepsia md Lirer disease"
" THE TE>Tu LHcIoY,' published al Woodstock
Va, January L., 1884, said
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-19

Tho correspondent Of The New York
Post relates the following concerning
Brown, wao came 90 near being elected
Speakera at Washington:
Zone Of the mos. painful incidents in
this whole scene have not yet men,
toned. It was taken for granted on all
hands, before the House met that Brown
would be elected on the frs or second
ballot. He had prepared his installation
speech and his poor wife had gone with
him to the house to share his triumph.
He was in the gallery OF the H1use when
his prospects were so ignominiously bias
ted. Had that fact been generally
known 10 the members, it is probable
that she would have been spared much OF
the senrow the scene before her must
have occasioned."
We understand when Governor POin.
dexter asserted ia his address, the
other evening, that President Taylor
would certainly approve the Wilmot
Proviso in The California bill, the annun-
citation was hailed with rapturous ap-
plause and clapping Of hands; but when
afterwards a gentleman produced let
ter, giving the opinion Of Col. jeff Davis
that the old Hero would probably veto
!" the annunciaIion operated like d we
blanket upon the spirits Of the Cass por
ton Of the Assembly! Had the SOuti
been as near to the hearts of these mel
as their party, would they not have fel
more disposed 10 weep than to laugh al
the first assertion! and, in the second
would they not have hailed with pleas
ure, instead Of frowns, the welcome Ii.
dings that the Hero OF Buena Vista
would likelv prove true to the South and
to the Union, by forbidding the enact
ment Of measure barren Of good, bul
fruitful Of mischief? 1t is this incon.
sistsnt conduct of partizans which des
troys mutual confidence between those
who, if they. sincerely believe a tithS
Of what they Geign, should be united Al
brothers, and too much absorbed abou
the best way Of averting the common
daoger, to rejoice a. threatened calam
ity, because it held out The prospects o
party advantage. Can any one doubl
but that the Northern allies Of those
applauders would have reversed the thing
and sighed over the first annunciatIon
and reioiced over the second, for the
reason that their peculiar party inter
ests would be advanced or retarded by
an opposite course of conduct on the
part Of our Wing PresideutS We re-
GREETED, at the present juncture, to hear
Of this exhibition Of party feeling
SoathrOA.
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THE UNION.
BY LoNeFELI0W.

Thou, too, sail on, o ShipOf state.
Sail on, q Union, strong and great!
Humanity with ell It's fears,
With all the hopes Of future years.
ltS hanging breathlesS on thy fate!
We know what master laid thy keel.
What workman wrought thy ribs Of steel i.
Who made each mast, and sail and rope,
What anvils rang, what hammers beat,
In what forge and what heat
Were shaped the anchors Of thy hope!
Fear not each sudden sound an shock,
'TiS Of the wave and not the rock;
IT'S but the tapping Of the sail,
And not fsnt made by gale!
Ii spite Of rock and tempest roar,
In spite Of false lights on the shore,
Sail on moi fear to breast the sea
Our hearts. our hOPeS, are all with thee;
ourhear,s, ourhOPes, OuTPrayerS, our tears
Our faith triumphant DER our fears,
Are oil with thse-arO all with thee!
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-19

DREADFUL ToRNADo--MouRNFUL Loss.
A dreadful tornado swept owe. a large
portion Of our county on Sunday night
last. II was accompanied by heavy
peals Of thunder, and the horrors Of the
storm we're lighted up by the vivid fash
es Of lightning.
The tornado was very destructive oI
timber, Ances, gardens, houses, stock
&C., on the pl .ntation Of Mrs. Cooper
and Col F. L. Claiborne. Their dana.
ges are very heavy, but no lives were
lost, although it is a miracle how their
negroes escaped, as several Of their
houses were blown down. The tornado
passed through the lands Of Robert Nc.
Cullough, ESQ. and left his dwellings.
indeed his entire premises, a perfect
wreck, Would that we could stop here'
But We cannot. II is our painful duty
to chronicle the death Of Mr., McC9l-
Tough, occasioned by the tornado. tie
had risen from his bed to close the door
Of hls sleeping apartment, just as the
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slorm had attained its most fs9rfdt vf2
IsAce, and was Immediately killed By
the FILLING timber and bricks which
weFs hurled upon him with fatal power
BY the Haddehed tempest. He de4of
spoke after the fatal blow on his temple
which crushed in the skull almost Instant
ly dePtiving him Of life.
We Iearn that there has been much
destfucsicn Of property III various paris
Of tiEe county, but canhot hear that
the hurritane has been so bad elsewhere
40 q Mrs. Cccper's, Col. CIaibornsss,
and Nj. McCulIobgh's.
Matches Courier stkjae.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-19

A couple Of Hoosier girls came On
board The steamef at the little town oil
Mount Vernon. Indiana. They were
evidently making their first trip on a
steamboat. The Oldest one was exceed
ingly talkative. and perfectly free and
unconcerned with regard to the eyes
that were scanning her movements
The otherIwasbl an opposite turn Of mind
inclined TO bashfulness. At dinner our
ladies' were honored with a seat at the
head Of the table, and the eldest, with
her usual independence, cut her bread
into small pieces and with her fork
reached over and enrolled each mouth
ful in the nice dressing on a plate oi
beef. steak before her. The passengers
preserved their gravity during this ope'
ration by dint Of great effort. Per
ceiving that her sister was not very for.
ward in helping terself, she turned
round to her and exclaimed, loud enough
to be heard by half the table, Sal dif
into the sop Dad pays as much as enHy o
en- This was followed by general
roar, in which the captain led of. The
gils arrived at their place OF destination
before supper, and when tbay left the
boat all hands gave three cheers for the
girls Of the Hoosier State.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-19
FITCE4ETT 4 BELL,
U NDERT AK E r S

WOULD respectfully inform the citi-
w zens Of Canton and Madison coun.
ty generally, that they have purchase
the HEARSE and materials Of R M
Cox, and are now prepared to attend to
all calls for COFFLNS in this county
at the shortest notice. All orders from
the country will be promptly attended
to. Their shop is near Jesse P Browns
Livery Stable, where one or oqth can
always be found.
June 8, l848, 39-ly
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CROTON BUILDINGS.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
BY MACHINE
GEORGE J. BYRD.
MANUFACTURER

G. j. B. would invite the particular attention
OF his friends and merchant visiting New
York, to give him a call at his new and spa
cious Mandatory and Warehouse.
Nos. I49 and 1AA Broadway.
(CRoToN BUIpINGs,
between Cedar and Liberty strsets where
there will always be found the most extensive
assOFtmentOf
Umbre Parasols, ParasOlsIta' and Sun
Shades,
Of his own celeb ed manufacture, for sale
in any quantity Ind at greatly reduced
prices.
G. J. B. pledges himself that umbrellas an !
Parasols from the CrOton Mandatory" shall
be A No. in every respects
New York. June, l849.
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$3.50, 600 bales, which imagine no cue
in the South lot adversely interested no
believes will be produced, there will siill
be q deficiency Of fully 100000. The
stock on hand IN Europe beiEg at least
100000 bales, Ie SIS than last years state
Of profound peace and uneSanSpled com.
mercial prosperity, cheap food and CAPT.
tai absolutely redundant.
4 SOBTHkRfs PEANTER.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-19

CHoLEEA in tErEEGsoh ocuETx - a Isttsi
received BY merchant 81 Es,ehos nigh. So
fore last from Col. Phil B. Harrison eOntaiasa
ths aticting iEEeIigence ,hss the ehOista hsa
broken out on his plantAtion--that ten .of
his slaves had died within three dsyb and that
thirty more were down with tho dihetss. we
hops in mercy that This terrible PsStiIsnes =
not going to deVastats our county Wiz D
tavagss OHuo mOve,--jNaIsE, CSulf.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-01-19

Mrs. Partington ssid yesterday, oA
hearing the election Of Speaker, Well,
my stars, what will those Congress iel-
Isrs % next. Here for three wesks
ih6 been d tsikin' al the lime, and
dn't get a Speaker, till they had
d Cobb 10 talk to 'em. Now fof
NV part | don't think he's any better
than he should be-, for ! never in all my
life knew Cobb that wasn't we'll corn
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