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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
1flnrriE0.

In Mortified, 9Th inst, hy Rev. J. Clailin,
Mr.. Jackson Chadwick of Hancock, to Miss Lu-
cinda NJ. Harlow of Mortified
Also, by the same, LIST INST, Mr.. Jonathan
Ellis, to Miss Martha K. Lothian, both OF North
field.
In Worcester, 5ib inst, by Rev c, Russell,
Dr. Thaddius B. Ladd to Miss Harriet N. Rus
sell, both OF w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
Abraham POOr's Estate.

'''o n fT CouNrY, SIS. den at Thetford with
in and for said District, the I'd day Of December, A.
ID. 1861
SSTEPHEN B. POOR, Administrator the Estate Of
- lbnham Poor late of Straford in said District, de-
ceased makes appc ton said Court IN extend the time
heretofore allowed HIM Jay the debts DUE fom said Els
tate and settle his admin account until some u
ture day: Whcreupon it is ordered by said Court, that
said application be heard at the Probate Office in Stafford
on the first Tuesday Of January 1851 and is further
dered hereof be given to he creditors and heirs
of said Estate and to all Others concerned by publishing
the subs of said application and orders hereon in the
Green Mountain Freeman newspaper printed at Mont
peIier W.T. at least three weeks successfully before The
time aforesaid appointed for the hearing of said applica
tinn. By the Court
&, b. LESLIE, r eglster,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
Henry K, Wells Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hold
WAsHrNGroN DsrRIcr -. Tn at Montpelier on the
Cd day Of December, A. d. 1857
DAVID BELONG, Adm nisrator on the Estate Of
~ Henry X Wells, late of Duxbury, in said district,
DECEASED makes application IL said Court to extend the
time heretofore allowed him to pay the debts due from said
Estate and settle his administration account, until some
future day. Whereupon is ordered by said Court, that
said application be heard al the Probate Office in said
Montpelier the 9TH day ofJanuay 1851 at one O'Clock
M and it is further ordered, that notice be given the
creditors Of said Estate and all Others concerned by pub
fishing the substance of said application and orde there
on, in the Green Mountain Freeman newspaper printed
at Montpelier at least three weeks successfully befe the
time aforesaid appointed for the hearing of said appca
ton. BY the Court,
[aw5Nl JACOB SCOTT, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
BRIGHTON MARKET.
Thursday, Dec. 5.

Thursday, Dec. B.
At market 500 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 10
pairs Working Oxen, 81 Cows & Calves, $500
Sheep and Lambs and 1850 Swine.
PRICES. BEEF CATTLE-Extra, Sc IS
First Quality, 6 0O-Second, S 75-Third, 5 90 a
4 So
SroREs-2 years old, $ll, 10; 3years old
Is a Is; YearlIngs, ~ 10,
WoRK1NG OxEN-$75, 30, S.
CowsAND CALvEs-$ 20, %, 25, q, 81, SO
SHEEP-SI Is, 2 90, 2 rs, 300.
SwtNE-4a Sc Retail. 5a 6.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12

I'm Probate Court held at Montpelier in said District, on
h the 4th day of December, A. d. 1850
Present. Hon. JACOB SCOTT, JUDGE,
Ordered that the Probate Courts within and for the Dis
rict of Washington the ensuing year. be holden at the
Probate Office in said Montpelier, Tuesdays and Suiur
DAYS of each week at 10 NJ. and p NJ. said DAYS
BY the Court.
r3w5ol Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
Gbe 1flarkets.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

DUbIUNt ItU' n
FLOUR Prices continue the same as they
have for the last few weeks. Common Genesee,
S 25, Fancy, 5 81 5 62-Extra, b IS 6 25-
Ohio and Michigan, 4 IS 87-Oswego, a rs
Fredericksburg, 5. Corn Meal. 3 81. Rye
Flour, very scarce
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12

GRAIN. Prime Southern Mixed and Yellow
Corn, 70 a 72c-White, SO a SO. Northern
Oats, 43-Eastern, 40 a Al. Northern Rye, IS
Wheat, 81 10a 30 per bushel.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
NOTICE,

THNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Yer
mont Bank for the election of Directors or the year
ensuing and transaction of any other business, will be
holden at their banking rooms TUESDAY, the l4tf
day OF January next, at O'Clock P. NJ
j. A. PAGE, Cashier
December 3, 1850. 3w50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
T1ie0

IN this village, Nov. Ii, Mrs. Rhodu B. wife
of Gen. l. S, Humphrey, and daughter Of the
late Copt. Brooks, aged As. Great consolation
does it afford us, that our dear departed friend
was, until her last moments blessed with reas
on, and that she died rejoicing in a hope through
the merits of the Saviour, of free and full al
walton, and in blessed immortality beyond the
grave.
Sister thou hast gone before us,
Here, thy loss we deeply feel,
But It's God that hath bcreIt us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Death cannot breNk the silver chain
That links congena hearts together;
Beyond the grave twill still remain,
And bind them in close bonds forever.
Con-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
BANK OFMONTPELTER

THNE Stockholders of the Bank of Montpelier, are here
by notified to meet at their Banking House IN Mont
peer on tn second Tuesday If January next at one o.
clock p for the choice of five directors for the year
suing. GEOhGE HOW ES, Casnet'
M0ntpeer, Dec. 4, 1850. 3w5O
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
SANDS SARSAPARILLA
in OIIART BOTTLES.

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD, AND FOR THE CURE OF
scrofua, rheumatism Stubborn Ulcers dyspepsia, Salt
Rheum, Fever sores, Eryspeas, PlmptS' btes Mercu-
rial Diseases, Cutanecus Empons, Liver Complaints
Bronchitis, Consumption Female Comialhts' Loss OF
Appetite, General Debility, nc
IN this Preparation have all the restorative properties
Of the root combined and concentrated IN thelr utmost
strength and efficacy. Experiments were nauG IN me
manufacture If this medicine until it was found IL could
not be improved Accordingly, we find II fesored to al
most universally in ofscrUtua, Liver Diseases, Salt
Rhsum, General Prostitution of the Vital fowers, and all
those tormentng diseases of tile skin SO Trying to the pa
thence and injurious to the health 1t Tome apeTlen
and disenfecant II acts simultaneously upon the sToh'
AcH the CALCULATIONS and the BOWELS, and thu three
processes, which ordinarily the result OF three different
kinds of medicine carried nut At the same Time through
the fundamentally of this one remedial agent lhere are
man ways of relieving pain for the time being hut there
Is only way of rem owing disease. 81 De attacked
at its source in the fluids Of the body winch convey the
poison to the localities where it is developed in hiama'
lion, Sores ulcers, tumOs, abscejses suuaI sWtlngs,
etc. the case may be-
The fluids be reached, acted uponpurhed by some
powerful RgH such an agent is sanus SafshlmTlla,
which gently stimulates while dlsntes and eXpeis from
the stomach and bowels all that - irritating, ana at the
time restores their vgor and tome lis great merit is
that and neuralzes the active prhcpe oil disease
itself, and when that is gone, the SYMPTOMS necessarily
disappear. The rapidity with which the patient recovers
health and strength under t triple lUhOence to surprl5
ing. Each in which /. is applied furnishes IN
the result new certificate OF its excellence ana we nave
only to pOntto the accumulated testimony Of muluiudes
who have experienced its effects to convince ncreduliy
itself of its real value.
Lieut. Miller ora" Army has kindly sent us the follow
ing letter fIom California
MoSrERFY, Jan. 10, 1850.
Messrs. A, b. X D. Sands ;--Gentrmenl beg leave IL
add my testimony in favor OF your invaluable medicine
hoping may Lad other unfortunate being to Try
its effects, aud that they be benefited as have been
arrived here from the United StlteS by the overland
route, about the first Of October last. few days after
was attacked with very dlsagreeable eruption OF the skin
which my physician could not happened to hn'
your rsapalla in sore in this place, and remember
ing the popularity Of the medicine at home purchaser
three bottles, which had the desired effect Of removing m
difficulty entirely.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12

NoR the Insurance of HORSES, MULES, PRIZE
ton against the combined risks of FIRE. WATER ACcI-
DISEASE Also upon stock driven to market or
transported.
90 Losses paid and settled in 30 days after
Currency Of and by Laws Of the state where risks
taken.JG
Indemnity Is what the community wants why not
them with the prnprety insure horses and cattle a
gans fire ms n building both liable Against accidents
on terry boats vessels crossing bridges etc, etc, as I"
insure ship against its pers, steamboat against blow
ing un or sinking? why insure horses and cattle
gans disease death, which they liable for the
benefit oftho owner to insure mans life for the hene
fit of his family! None therefore doubt the prOprety
of the enterprise orts utility and benefit &c The communi
ty The capital is all held by highly responsible men, ana
wit Nv Hnmpaired and the public may rest assured the
business will he faithfully aud homOrahly conducted.
Hos. JOSEPH G. BOWMAN, President.
j. COOMBS REILEY, Secretary.
WIN. BURTON, Treasurer, Merchant and President
Vncennes Branch Of st. Bank, Indiana
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
t4l.lyJ

The suhscro,r {. auhozed issue Policies for the
bove ,amei mstlttian, as favorable termSa any re
sponsHle cOmmay,
Avn. H. WOODWARD, AGENT,
f4lIyl Waterbury, Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
Vermont Central Rail Road
Summer Advancement.

~ and after Monday June Sd, 1885, the Passenger
" will run as follows, viz:
Leave Bost for Burlington daily, sundays excepted,
via Boston and Lowell, Nashua, Concern, Northern ana
Vt Central roads, at 10 y Nj, aud Il NJ Also, via
Fchhurgh Vermont and Mass, Cheshire, Sullivan and
Central at and II A. NJ The - A. NJ. trains win
arrive in BURLINGTON ut NJ the same day, and the IL
aud u NJ. trains next morning at ia A. NJ.
Returning, leave Burlington at \. NJ. and P NJ. for
Boston, by buth the above The A. NJ train will
arrive Boston at r. NJ same day. and the P NJ. train
next day at ?.
Both trains connect each way Burlington daily, with
the Steamers Lake Champan, aud al Nashua Fitch
burgh and Groon Junction, with trains to and from Wor
| eester, Mass and New York city.
Passengers leaving Montreal al 10 A. VI. and P. NJ will
arrive in Boston at and r. NJ the next day. and in New
York at A. M.the second day Returning, leave Boston
att H. IL and - A. NJ, and arrive in Montreal at l-e
| A. NJ. and 4 10 =. NJ the next day
Freight trains leave Bosen and Burlington daily Sun
days excepted.
No charge will be made for Tnckage Wharfage at
Burlington, freight between Boston and Burlington, any
part oftha State ef New York or the Canadas.
For further particulars Pathfinder Railway Guide
9StH JAMES MOORE, Eng. and Superintendent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
100 Butter Tubs

FoR ''l''y sroKRs 1AycpoN
october &c. 1859. 44:tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
900 Bushels salt

UST being received in stOre of the very best kind OF
ID TURKS slaud We shall receive soon 1000 bags of
Canada Salt in bags. We sell by the load, less than
can be got ttom market.
SToRRs g. LANGDON.
Octnhpr 40 1850. 4i:tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
100 YARDS

"OME MADE Flannel and Ticking, FIR sale by
n "A STORRS & LANGDON.
December II, 1850. 5Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
N Office.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm of L. & A. A.
CRoss are requested make payment before the first
day of January next and all who indebted to Inc are
reminded that payment must be made before the nrsl DAY
of March next Special contracts always regarded
LUTHER CROSS.
Montpelier, Dec. II, 1850. 3w5O
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
The best Axes in the World.
Bay State ShaWls.

GSCOTT & FIELD have a nice lot of Long and Square
- Bay State Shawls which will he sold at Low Prices
Can and examine tIlsm.
october 49, 1880. 42:tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
Buffalo Robes,

THNHE hest assortment offered in Vermont, at the
u Peoples Store HARVEY KING
December IL, 1850. 50If
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
IA cts. Cash

EDAlr for all Ashes deIiyered Potash Tuesdays
4 lhursda;'., saturdays in the for enoon.
SfORRS d LANGDON
December II, 1850. 5O.tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-12-12
STATE OF VERMONT,

December 3, 1850.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-18

M Et n. IN, l8gSis ~ ls Z. -, A ~ ~
a4e y lasl xstSsi
h a t5fse's ~ Eekffg Htsfeis sile Garden was
cfo'Nued with some 300Q Or 1000 pefspnf on the
s stenatl ths heavy rain and ne aharge
~, ~ g tAe anse iof nstfnsagns Which, wee corr
pslasA ~ q sn i,nlust q nses q nsns
s'e3e'es shea sailing Atpeniiy tnEgugu tae
~ .teIy to. hgssf tween \ Y and gci9esi
nna fhe did not sesin % ne 2ileeIed IN
tile silHhiesk degree By the storm, Olds cray.
: paiteo nen mig g be seen there ns nnAnHs p
s,skesiof ne lfst ngnt ~ any yoss q
p heHf nor nrst siahs " peSnT
S n be The great ambition Of thousands Y Know
= She man lfRuesman, toe, Wno stseI sse5
trs 3tnqy t<ind on tne niRnt o te Iehate ne
Re e. heaf nsr Lns l.lne anu DLlsg ns
WIN ns = me W. snoqn COSY ma
v v. b lug
ffs ,hngE nos, pus see.teln u - snat ire pppuc
EntnqMaSp ~ VIZ apfpon, vas lgsl as great ~ u
Aus nesn4 NnY 'lisls sss'es .ne warbler
llssss1 ~ pas sayts Wsse NJ lauies
~ wou'u pave oeen
1870 ,,sSs III
7fa 70 :. ana alylqea IN sec
"a ,'.xe.s Z, nss ot colors I he
W. ysrnPsei ny ing CLERKS OF MI bar
n9nt XIII shs anslenss, ana py ne reporters
~ ~ ~, ~ pafnum haung oeen
s y sls.S =, 70 tne
" 2 7tti',ne tot aen'issipn anu sAu no per
isce P29,o ps more asssuslled a. y tha9 be was II
tllat ne f p 70 hod an
=, sn vi pe gwen, ana thnt imPtsd that
sssy ss'su's. os % cnsrRe ror ts part ne would
M n,S Hahn s'sn 70 sucn pro-
q men pfocesuep % contradict
t;s is9 essh qlsppsea q % lew
x " Rsfspns tie NAG fecslven very large
DIET ,os ueke9s ash,cn ne uniformly reiused The
~ tsxeS w nag tssetyeq were those Tor the
MA 's ,nt aso sSSk occasion g e9it
ps pain tor chotce
I, wes onay me premium and dd not
j ~ tie lhfse dollars @ prize Of the ticket
Ks ~ eas pos tls ease tue price offered az the,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-18
N EW ORLEAN u
WEDNESDAY Monsise. sRPTEMnnls Il ).

Second Ntsnicspafty Coaneil This 5sdg nj
last evening. Recorder Caldwell III The chair
= :, ! ~. 49,, tfsiss tfststba,r zfeos.k
tessl = { e, r
johnson, Marks, friaef hehFhaE, Shhhssl sAfs
Ssewaff, Shields and fancey ~
M. ,a,nn,es N In. last meeting were reafiii
4 81. -. .,. g,F,,,, tt,e kJavoF sasno tias
- -. u ,,,,,.t ~. f q,
1e mao lelnvieatea " : a't'sA - X
paving Robin street. At ~ Gems PER square yafa
o. FoLvsz a sseuiiy. Referred % the SQmInitise
On Streets as,d 4 andsnps = " 4;
4 FINN de val r,sa
~. *. .,-,i, <,
". ssspu1.c's l'''rt 1s ~os'u y !,
enabled 10 fi1faish statement Of Gums which
would shenig BE- due for building matefiais on
16,,nicspaIitv Hall ~ g
pie weekly fefofk stdeSed 4 balance a., hand 81
900 "a =, = Is ~ "a & n
sJozz =. y 81.
communication from ths surveyor Nss feieEs
red 10 the COMMITTEES on Streets and Landings.
sha Dts,rict Surtevof informed Tia Council sias
dnrihe the paaj week the Comm6n steel 81 II
Rod bad made but SLOW prpgress-only. 100 fee
Z yfr b.so sotFtstet fstis,s assis 4 :, n n
IA f,r,Iefyocls states si lie fr,is6e oSr
tsion of The road is rendered d-f-Siipe, G6n tie
Hare, oat,titss or sveeds gfh which Il il over
gtcsxB Referred t0tiIe C6mlnisss on esfeeis snd
| Landings
Afefitlon was read from G. Muss3n, relative ID
IAN ovrrspay Of fa1es; rsfzrred to the Finance
| Cammipee,
8 ffom r. ? d. Bldssman. for an aIledgad excess ri
axs n m an eous assessment referred 10 The
| Finsnas Comm ttre
/ Fsop, s u. DureH for faIss imprisonment. "a,
From >. Dixon, elntsas tar for furnishing Lumber
| referred 70 Eomniistee o. Streets and Landings
1 n From j. Mangnms y ight Waschmnn, pfaylnt
| fer Feiisf: referred io,fhe Police tummittee
/ From M. Smith, relative 10 WARES dae from ehi
/ sf he contractors: laid on the liable,
81 Ffona AT Helms bel e. f0r ref1IHsiUn of flaea Oh
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-18

F.t,sfk1' 4sk no Cub t4 |l|9 ..fI,
My t1a., st'l.6 - O. stlI.l " Is; 80 nss'.
Pa ttst ~ mas D. M listof sti H3Yf
slsesd + qet a. s|asts d ~ ~ Ia til4f pAot<
1ssp e1s sf.se y tE n fs ~ sld y
~ n IAl n ~ 1del b.|ar ~; ~ ,s.7s
~ now Ter M t4spayl4 ;9tztstls ii tfst X VI 81
BOOK AID IQ1 PEf8TTN1f,
alb f9 iseI< P1ilt 1sltg ta1 e|Apli d Il az.
No aass ifsef sea 4fh paEsnss pssas ~ si.s iii n
fl5sa @ ne pshtnf Z Ia BrFEHS BHffzS
Bills % IApfss. mtpkaacH afArKs "
BILL HKAps, EoTAHlAL AID Gus fkEf ia Ils
RoDR HkADINaa, aTEA810kT usfI1s -. ~ X.
zoIRcDLAEs, grKAMBol1 CsRD6,
nECETpF8t r0BEEEH AID afD11r
corToN REckiPTs. cAeDn. krgs ITO,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-18
'SEE.A MIG ATS.

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4; I. 3 Il ;'i-2 q e Z &
Is I, Rsssseo ~ q
Trade wibsa RECOMMENDATIONS, lissIs, Is ias % j
n y IF SeSgs ne o1
t. xsa = ss s * az W. - o ore o. e. q
age. appIy O. board, J. 9S's'' = -
= e; IN, ss. AEs1ss ig nIk ass
,5ps ~ ~ y ho' ana ras' s.sn ~ To fassa
49, : the nsaela. "a siSaS sseamas 80.
Pas C ,5 s.l md .s aIlssi
s sGs s Ss sss sssss Sa s VII S W
TEsDxH nsd RsDAl MI hs oa e.
4 e s;iis 4. "a WEEK
Ps ~ fa asA fo asS y e.
'ageS Apply On noa M " ~ ana s a.
FARr RkpucKD no FfTTY ,EETs
Ia s ShlIY Pack Across e.. = y ,oisirartraIn
eser fpI ms
ths Trade J. ~ ,man snsstsr viii ase sgss ais ~
ioiows - ]
MQNIlAY ...,.l2 n cass. Tll ESIiA Y A. n.
fEsHA ;t..is NJ oars. ,tA3 f..2 A. NJ
FRIDAY IL Il can sATU 80 S !. r. &.
sf1R sDsYe rs ! 4 I: T. e. Ss,s.
X , n tJe f. yeash ,s r s[9poi
Y Il fine g lsks zee soeloek A ~ shs CIV FOi
n 5y n YsaH. n " ~ ~
H4ovts y y ~ ~ sst ~ 81 Asouiss
in o. MtA alvIl n ,. ~, Cosjnston.
fst- A Leiterbag vii be ii ths oficsef NJ JuDsoE,
CORNER CaGp and Canal sreetseloes every day at I'm
sssss= : IA 70 rad ,ced 10 : s cent? 7 n & 5Ja5
p a q ,a,1etes sa yssd,s ~, ~ mgg
gt gz, ns and Substantial
and unesiaaIe a. a seabosS,l j. w DnaS,cas ma.isT
A eScettsdS on the te "a 'eIles ~
esaepe = AZ < 9cR - Ky Pntass y ce1s. ME-
e' n K sgTl IT. se.s, so,a 81, ,s,.ov
reeaisell refined in ne best possible magnars Size Ha'
be ascertain q by ealing on the insn;l6re offices in New
Ofsas or IN sieari5oat and boiler For further
RAfHE .HAkRlsONs 6s Peydras stree,
" I.5 sIlfDts y *, IS Genpen stee;
Vii 49,, -.
Ssesmer slss < Nj Il, jn.,t r. r. fiobs
VI asss WiIIeays every FRii5AY I;VzStNt; tor
VI s5s Wsrfs9Ga sLa9a Ga RSSsy Sshss and
rpnaas passenger steamer wiI eomgenoe her regular sEs
y s 49, ~. " aU0u me Isl oeptelpes. fof teigu
~ ua,' W 4 kLEs y GOODWIN. - Common St
cs gw1sa me- ~ e shSgs gSds ana Wa al
aaaently IN the 1Iade through re entire sssson s
Ess fefRsfi ue i s a seSfe ss sss
iS a57s ssd Ssp ~ TX. ye
de- ri ms III N = =
s,ssss SsRs Cant !SsP
Az ssss m gss Gs5g3s hens i,sE
aass spp z f.l Isl g sssa i,s z
- eEss !, 70 tsIokiis, IA nav a. .-,,is. PASS
4 Cl9slE: Mississippi Chy, Biloxi and Pssca
4, aoT ne ss4aeI e y 81 & aSs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-18
sLARK, DAY s sTASTRUtGCTioi
importers OF Tin Plates, Bar ess A LII
Nails, HardMare, CmlIlse sending lare

g.. Nails, Hardware, CnlJse sending large
| sure yV9s; ~ gha II l.9gs.4L mh2
IN sToRE a isdp ,Sn.add choice and large
stock Of Goods, composing Z, S aie asla
~ ssS IND Ind ep@ee ortf instrumental lT
foioxinsS SSor for richness of tone, and
esps pc sf ay Sy S ab ss pa 6S% a 6
$4,000 IL BiocE F s they nay take advantage of this
sSS a "a Bfs snsn 2 End RENTED TUNED and
100 b hndes Sbee stil H'non mygl Bun
,soo Russia Iron, ETC.; LIE = Szlzasss;s.,73,,,.,
SY g foaSd EfEs, hassn aR Ro low y
50 tons ssse@SaylipTs CO. So 4 Gp0 0 u
shal's do; German, Crowl mgl
ssS 81, s ssef 10 Eel Gil s. very fast boat
Ok. Log. Trace. Coil and Halter hSNlassAl.a .
Carolina, Louisiana Grabbing and Canst ~
S. !r1ns. Patent Balances, BSsss KsttI.ner Of 81.
ls VI ass, Copper and iron Wares
tTlinners Hlvets Bucket Ears. Sac, 81 C2rayier st.
I lln Tools, Frying Pans H.,
A1i5miage y Goley . Monse lloetc,.-
New England Wood Screws: hiding from ship ST.
Glark' Patent Bqu Hinges;
Hook and Plate hinges; 20 'es landing
idsoeks--A American and English
SSllns Door Furniture. s6uds'o. D. landing from
Brass Cocks, Bloch TfStar Mould and Sperm, in
shoyels and TonFaes. =" Tchoupitoulas st.
Az AA;ndiiIqgns, GFidirons, fi6I- ..OAKUM.
Pooket e aSd Is s Wa oaa,n MduaGtHrers,
SoV dozen Axes- CoInAs w oreans. O. 81 q ;ie
som k Ssnnols eteaat SIZE per n. Orders left Of
il, & s9 ss. ~ Poydras street, or at the Mills,
Horseshoe ~ 10. 1ylS ly
IS0 tons Hollow VI White Italian Marble direct from
~ Dozen ShoyeiIara, now landing from Italian brig
/ oOo and and ottR sS for sale by 20
ooo assorted, by recent arrivals, Bardigo and Dove
~ ~ dozen n slabs and Tiles Of al sizes ard dmep
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soft SYals Sluilz rom The Passes-toyed down and
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stsaEht ~ ship Will nm and schr star.
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