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sociattoms
We publish the subjoined correspondence with
much pleasure. The benefit so literally rendered,
we feel assured, will be responded to by our citi-
Gems in a manner that will make il real and sub
stanhal one. The Association, owing to the nume-
calls upon its funds needed an act of kindness
like this, and we trust that the treasury will receive
handsome sum on the occasion:
NEW ORLEANS, January Z. 1850
Commit President Of the Frsmen's Charitable Assoeaho
DEAR SIR The Board of Management of Association
Pacides Varieties has instructed with the agreeable
duty Of rendering your Association the avs of an eve
nngs entertainment at their theatre.
body interesting that over which you preside
founded as it philanthropy and benevoence, and whose
aims and purposes include the sacred Of the widow
sympathy.
The anniversary of the birthday of Washington being near
at hand have thought that occasion appropriate the
fuhlment of the purpose above indicated and SINCE by
sharing the sentiments of those whom this matter it my
highest pleasure represent have selected the evening of
the I'D Of February next for the benefit of the Fiemens
Charitable Association, at the g Piacides Varieties"
1 remain, dear sir, yours truly PETER CoNREY, JR,
President Association 'Placide's Varieties"
NEW ORLEANS, January TO- 1850
coney, Jr, President Of dissertation "faeids's FaTie
SIR in receipt of your letter of the 7h inst stating
the intention of your Association to devote the Firemens
Charitable Association the proceeds of an evenings enter
tainment for their benefit.
instructed say that the kind offer thus made CRATE
fully accepted by the Board and with many thanks for the
courteous manner in which your proposal is made,
lam, dear sir, your ob't serv't p. COMMIT,
President Firemens Charitable Association.
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steamboat Departures rh,s p.v.

----ASOees HopnNshEeb TINS OAys
n3- SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE
oP.l2usas RIO GRANDE, Gordon. "a N.
Mobile CALIFORNIA, Reynolds ~ p. NJ Cara
FHf'e'Es .'.......JohN ADAMS, Jones, 2'A.
W Y. $: Mail Steamer John ADAMS For Cincinnati, Mad
son Louisville smihland, Psducah stch fine ket steam
ooat will leave THIS DAY, Wednesday at IA 81 positively
HYDE O. OGLESBY, " Foydraa street.
rhsssnges and shippers will please be IN
A0o's Aour' alS
~ The ConsigBee fifty of CigaIs marked r. NJ
Co. received per bark AQULA Capt Novel;, Boston, is
jal6 u. W. ANDREWS O. Co.. 81 Common st.
EB Neither Captain nor undersgned onspnees of British
PARK Rsnuis MASTER rou Liverpool will responsible
Tor any debts contracted BY the of the said
Jds John H. ELLIOTT & CO., 90 Graver 1t.
EY NoTICEThe Drivers DRAYs Nos 4O4s and 4o46 are
hereby noths that unless they hand receipts
MaekeTe hsued em ship Ure lying opposite Red Stores
Third Municipality three weeks ago. hey will he
prosecuted TO the full extent Of iheiaw.
1stl j. w. ANDREWS g. CO., 81 Common ct.
tY For ChAges Havana-he hne mail steamship FA L.
CoN Lient H. artstene u g. NJ commanding will leave her
un mead OF ST. Aarys street, Lafayette TUESDAY MORN
10 me sth nst AZ O'Clock, puncualy Paengsrs will please
PARADISE LAwRAsoN g. CO., Agents.
B-Ths California Mails will Pestofhce on Monda
A'ehi"k' Tue ism INST, ~ O'Clock. Jalo
let The Bark ALABAMA, Capt Wall from Boston now d
charging her cargo Post Second Municipality
please attend hs receipt their goods eYee or they will
be stored nj their expense and risk.
laio }. w.ANDREws & CO, 81 Common st.
az The ship oxENBRDGE, Capt Taylor from Philadelphia
~ now dehnrgng Poat s. First Municipality Consignees viii
please attend the receipt goods on the Lvee or thew
will be stored at their expense Ind riak. -
jho Nv. ANDREWS & CO, OIL Common st.
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ITO THE LADIES.-C. LEIGHTON respectfully
solcits Ladies inspect elegant and fashionable
sorment Of Fancy CRAYATS very suitable ior Christmas
Presents to loving lords and noble swans
When bowed and adjusted by the hands ofthe fair,
1t can ne be forgotten who placed il there
First Premium ready made Linen G. LEIGHTON,
and Gentemans Furnishing Store 5d24 Nos & Royal
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CheQa1 KSTO1IE Books.

nc The attention Of ali those who buy Blank Books
again, for their respectfully solicited iarss
compile stock offered foE sale at
NOrman's Stationery Establishment
I6 CAMP
which cannot fail please those who may good and
time, cheap article dIf1
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Sons OF Temperance -, 1850.

PEARL DIVISION No. 8, 8. or T.-Meets every SAruR.
DAY evening, at hslfpast o'clock in Pelican Hail. corner
of Common and st. Charles streets
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oPsl2usGs RIO GRANDE, Gordon, "a NJ.
aooie ....... CALIFORNIA, Reynolds, "a p. NJ Cars.
PIisbtSg ...........JoHN ADAMS, Jones' 2'A.
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PASSENGERS By THE STEAMSHIP FALcoN.-
ne following passengers lett yesterday morning. in
me steamship Falcon, Lieut.. Hartstene, u. S, N.
sOr Chagres via Havana : ~
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EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCISCO, for sale bv
= Jdo oL MAINSEIl WHIHE q M

t'n W. HIHEITwo COLoRED BOYS, good Cook, or
a WditerS suitable for Hotels Boarding Honses or Res
anTants, will be hired reasonable terms by apnlvng to
ga u HYDE OGLESBY, 12 PoydTas ST.
FAMILY SUPPLIES = Now receiving from NJ,
Nv S 1k aRd bqSten choice selection OF FRESH FAMi
bn consisting Of every article requisite for
Tor sale at the lowest prices and delivered
nee o. charge to al parts Of the city, BY ~ '
Ja7 81 CHARLES C, BARKIEy * C,r,ns,
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SICK FfsitlRR C0mmlttee,
Sunday. Andrew E. Shaw cor Whine and Terpxiobore
Monday .a,.N J. Ender, Circus. just below Poydrns
tuesday Robert Mofiat 81 circus street.
Wednesday. MusgrOve Evens st JOhn the Baptist he
n, tween Orange and Race streets
Thursday 80. Samuel Il. Whltsett, "a Exchange Alley
Friday ...... Richard Dawes, SO 81. Paul street.
Saturday.. Joseph A. Nettles rs Poydras street.
Ill Ena q
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NHE Depot for these celebrated PIANOS is Mt M K
, IL PANT HT STREET AlwhO desire rich, -.
Uted to examine the stock ofSqnare Picoo "
and Grand instruments now on hand. Regu-u U Y q y
lar shipments made from Paris SO as to insure constont
supply. Prices very moderate "'
Ial4 81 VIM. T. MAYO, 5 Camp ST. 3 doors from Canal
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COhyNER OF COMMONS PHILIPP.4 STREETS
A CADEMlC EXPERIMENTATION during Ses.
IA sion OF 1880: e
Latin and Greek-Geo. G. Anthem A. NJ
Academy.
Gla"scs and Engsh--W. @. Duncan A. NJ
French Language-Marc Roux
Ihe Tuition Fees are from "a to $40 month.
III There il class for boys under six years of are
bm < NJ
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HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
A 5 BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS, Carondciet
"A street, near ST. Joseph, established in 1872 under Inc
superintendent of the, MISSES LISON from Lon.
BON This institution conducted the best plans Of
European Instruction. constantly for the reception of
young ladies' in all the solid and ornamental branches reapi-
site TO n complete and finished education. "
TERMS aud other particulars may be known on appica
ton at the residence Of the MISSES ALLISON on Caroa
i,IAI
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I .H UU6 UFEIVE, No, 1913 Baronne street,
-, near Garrollon Railroad Depot-In consequence OF
m9 being able to undergo the agues practice he
dtend 10 patients athls Office only Office hoUrs fTon,
kept. - m w No accounts WI De
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oFFroE @ THE BoAnp OF USDERwRlRERs, J

4 tSS,r,!l,' ~ - ~, = &C. e e VIZ the
ally to examine our stock before pur.
wv SHELDON s POTTER.
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kB The Congnse fifty boxes of Cigara marksd r. NJ
70 TsesAsd per bark AoUlLA Capt Novel; from Boston,
and claim them, they will be sold to pay charges
jRl6 y. W. ANDR EWS a. co (,onnnor.
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BOOKOiasCI5ssg s. EsT0s,E6OOE

NJ FACTORY
NO ~ N4TCHEZ Street, betreer Ca,np and Ma
hE subscriber, Just returned from Europe respecifniv
has pS be eps S15 Re public that he FEl
uoLeu on ms own account, and is prepared A.z51lfV
u receive &C. Orders for BINDING and RuLING in
N phcIes' ami at such prices will give Satisfaction
JAZZ Inl@dP r. ]. WAGNER
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ID u BE- ils,, Warned ", AR Ed IN SEASON!

uCIloH AND COMMISSION MERC ANTs-oHcs No 81
stssIWl make liberal Cash ,dYsnce on Cargoes 10
~ nlr hahu In Store TO be sold by auction They will
e snon to the sale Of Real Estate Cargoes soc Sue
- etc o. 3mft2n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II GILBERT & cos. PIANO FORTEs
AHE undersigned is sole agent In this city for tbe above
n - PlANOs, and has on hand Grand -
Eah 1 square and dollans, which are of NJ SKI
large, embracing the new patterns and lateu " Y y
improvements. They guaranteed by the manufacturers
to give entire satisfaction Purchasers respectfully invited
to examine them before purchasing elsewhere.
lRl4 81 VIM IT MAYO 40, &C.,
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LOUTSTANA TNTVER :


pERsONS who wish to dig gold in the shade can do /.
BY purchasing of the celebrated SUN SHADES 70
Iold Diggers, at D'ARCY'S,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-26

From Terus. A letter from Brownsville, pub
lishea in The New Orleans True Delta, says that
large quantities OF AIMS aDd Ammunition had re-
cer.ty passed through Brownsville, on the way
to Mexico, up the Rio Grande, TO be used prob
ably IN Tie severe struggle which is expected to
follow the next Presidential election. Arista,
whose hacienda is somewhere between Browns
vile and Monterw, is understood 10 be preparing
for resistance in case Alnoute is elected, and
the friends Of Almonte In the interor to be pre-
pairing tor the SINE purpose in case Of Arista's
auccesa-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-26

~ It ie announced that the Ogdensburgh
ana Rnuse's Point Road will DE flushed and
rea6y for The passenger trains ffom Rouse's
Point TO OgdensLurgh, before tie first day Of
cext menti Only thirteen miles Of the whole
rosd remain unfinished, and the rail 10 being laid
with despatch. For strength, workmanship,
durability, and easy grade-for direc,ness OF
road, superiority of construction. and economic
III outlay, says the Ogdensburgh Beacon, per-
haps there is no road In the United States sur
,rseseS II.
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Important Movement In Vermont
UNIVERSAL PEACE.

10 TIE Editors Of Newspapers N Ve,me.t:
GENrLEnEN,-finvingb been appointed. 1t 4
late meeting Of the Friends Of Peace, Commit
tee to circulate Memorials to the Fedora: Gov
eminent in favor of the establishment of an H.
teraafionnt Judiciary, empowered to settle ali
disputes or claims withou, resort TO war, we have
performed this duty. by placing memorials in ev
en- tovn in the counties Of Rutland, Bennington
and Windham. The favorable manner in which
these memorials have been received has far sur
passed our expectations Upwards of f,po thous-
end names have already been signed, aud there
can be but little doubt that the list will not fall
far shor Of three thousand, for these three coun-
ties alone.
Encouraged BY such Aatsering success, We are
now having printed suficiency of memorials
for the whole Stale, and shall lose no time in
forwarding them to epery fosen not already sup
Piled Meanwhile it is in your power greatly 10
AID the movement BY favorable editorial notice,
and by the insertion Of this letter and the follow
ing Circular in your next publication.
THos. II. PALMER,
SIMEON GILBERT,
8. w. B0ARDMAN,
Peace Committee.
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CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CUREc
A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. J. w. FRENCH, Of Hzisdals Hz41ris eo'rsty. Mekys
about the Isl Of January lsss follows have
regular practice Of medicine place nine years
.ur Obliged 70 quit ie practice Of profession
qneDce of III health severely afflicted with Chronic
Diseae Of The Lungs. convince that
doubt ghed almost necessarily night
day. and had and chest
breast Tried the remedies recommended BY the sklfu
of the profession all To effect excepting the and de-
hliy caused by them preiudced against med
eines, and have no faith now in them generally But
induced-as experiment, than through fzh-,o
b.,te of BRANT-S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM and
lido here acknowledge for the benefit Of the afflicted whom
II serve, effect Of its the
prompt aud sanitary Of any medicines Witnessed the
effect Of in all practice Ny cough Immediately rsrsd
in about eight from cough
the chest. and pain and consider and ~ysV
q WELL MAN"
Ilr :, HiIlsiz.e
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Would soon be in q Grave.

Mr. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS. 4 merchant P'evporf
Centre 4sAt1bala Ohio Ocfoer l3R-
and stated OF CONSUMPTION which the OF BIANIS
INDIAN PULMONARY B.fLS-jM had effected N MIR Will
LIAM CROCHET adjoining town He said Nr. Crocs-
sought relief from the physicians and
Lut fatal hand of that uEFeleri
ing Consumption had fast hold bis vials and
destroying and deb,ang his body, thai he
skeleton He gren up by his physicians aud all friends
who would iha5f But even in This last
and marvellous 1t
that Eve bottles Of RANTS INDIAN PULNO
NARY BALSAM has uncenched the hand OF tie destroyer and
restored Mr. Crockef heal and he healthy heqrty
rs2ged snan.
S. D. DAMN, Esq. merchant and possost at Jefeyson
adjoining town. and stated
that he acquainted with Mr. CeocKEr, and sSfed 10 his
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BlackWo0d's Magaziae,
and the
British Quarterly Reviews.


OWING The late revolutions and revolutions
~ among the nations of Europe, which have followed
YETI the leading periodicals. of Blais becoms
nveed with degree Of interest hitherto unknown They
occupy middle ground the hssty dsj0uted, and
imperfect ofthe newspapers, the
boras AID ondeous be furnished by the hstor
,sus correct and ali important
political Of tie cd wod they and learns
sprrits age Tn. Publishers therefore
call renewed sasnon to the works they rspsh
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
the NORTH BRITISH REVIEW,
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, and
BLACKWUOD'S EDlNBURGH MAGAZINE.
10 these periodicals. confirmed the views, INCIDENTALLY
nes n Enrsnd-Toy, Wing and Radical Bisetv wool
ssd the "London Quarterly" Tory; the " Edintusgh
Esvewn Wnig; and the wcssmiuutsr Review" Libers
The aNoEth Brish Review its establishment to the
great ecceastca In Scotland. and u
ira in i,s vews on any one the grand II
kne~isdgs j. original, edited ~ h. thsmess
Dr. Hanna, associated with D.ssd brewster i literary
character OF the very bzhest esdes TIE Westninstss
aad uad.s ,s &c The Foreisa oasr.sr.y ssd wos-
nias.r' being 10 fact snoa ofths sws Reviews former
srs he .ds.sssss y Ibis so.sin.sisa, Of ..i,i.s ]:
one weSk tbs esst Of beth hsrsouss Issued
d.. :. y e: ss l.
e. s:s se' o. e. .n; e:s ~ .ss @
- - TERxs.
E E: -: -, 10: 'f'A s' e:si'.' sss
= *. =: 81 s ss:. = q. d. 5S ::
8. si:.s.s.s and j.: i.,i.... SO
r.y.sss''s = ssd Il 4 (; g -. il sdvssss.
Foo. ..,,.. s.., :, S q y g. NC
oss address The ny. = regular ssSssssss;~ -
s:o;:... e.' .s s':s s:;:s ss.
dfsssst, Ps.s-Paid ~ nssscd, g ~ e.ekAsss-
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kenny Lind at the Tfemoat Temple. A nego-
eisriop has been effected BY Mr. Barnun with
Mr. whipple, who had engaged the Tremon,
Temple Tor his ~Dssoiving Views" BY which
Mss Jenny Lind will sing in tie hall of that
building At her two concerts in this city on the
9Th aud Both inst Col Thompson, Il will be
secn BY ~ advertisement in another column.
viii sell the tickets ct auction on "Wednesday
usxt for The FIRST ceDcsrt-Bossss .attus.
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u Rutland & Burlington u
RAILROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING MONDAY, July %, 1850.
PASSENGER Trains leave Bu lngon daily lsunsays ex-
L copied 70: Boston, Lowell, Worcester, New York,
aud int mediate Safious al NJ, and l-2 T. NJ, ar
irving in Boston at p. NJ and 10 A. NJ respectively.
Passengers by the i2 r. n. Tran will lodge Bellows
Falls.
Returning, leave Boston "a A. H., and AS r. NJ, ani-
wing in Burlington P. NJ. and 2 A. NJ Passengers by
the 25 p N. Train will lodge Rut1d those By the
morune Train. will dine Bellows falIs.
ennuectng both with the uorniny and line VI
Steamboats, Lake Champaign.
Passengers fcr New York 90 via Wslpole BIstcbo-
ro Springfield and New Haven by Ftchburg, Woress-
and Ailya's Pont--
Freight 1rans leave Burlington "a A. NJ. and Boston
p N. Daily, Sundays exceptedthrGugh In 81 hours.
Regular Cattle Tram ios Cambridge ssd Bsshton Mar
kei Burlington every Tu~sday morning - A.
L. BtGSLOW, SvPerints ndect.
Burlington July ~ 1850 IS Il
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.a,.r,4 Biis. We learn from the Yasmoush
Register, ths, 81 bills Of the Barnslsoie lam,
altered to los, are in circu'asic" ine a"1' p,"
is made BY pastisg on an y ana I" osas'"s"
dono.
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ElIS. HTS. FITS.

Messrs J. x. LiPPINCOTT son. respectable merchants
H.gyore. Suiran county. Psassasa. to May
~ 1913 stating, other nGsHtfrs which had been de-
rived from the Of BRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM.
that of their had inst informed them that her
child which had subject far ss0G tasys,
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5000 bush. Sal.

CANADA SALT $50 anisssg-shs - sah IL flsDss
use fos Hay ssd Stock. s sas ssssiy shit
lsss then - besshs in he eea1ty. Tssss essh.
August s e
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Leather Betting.
N. HUNT Il CO,


Manufacture and keep constantly hand, Tor sale,
BEST OAK TANNED LEA HER Betting.
~ BELT RlVErS g. EuKKS,
SUPERIOR BELT CEMENT,
AND EXTRA QUALITY LACE LEATHER.
BELTS MADE To ORDER q WARRANTED
n H. CO. respectfully refer 10 tho following, touching
tho quality ct their Belt,ug: -
NljE the uuie rsignod, having in use the OAK Tanned
w Leather Brltipg, uiactured b, NJ Hunt Co. No.
o6 Devohre Sreet, rostun do cheetn.y recommend II
to and Machnist,, and have hesitation
in say,nx r quality al stock. uniformity OF Thickness.
being stretched the Of its
faeture and ts durability, It'll eqaato any have ever
used.
SOUTH BOSTON IRON CO., South Boston,
SETH wILMARrH, Unicn Works, South Boston,
JOHN SOuTHER, Globe " urks, south Boston.
SETl ALAhS & 20, Steam Engin" * Power fress Bull
dcrs, south Boston.
HIyCKLEf & DRURY, B,stoa Loeomo i've Works, Bos'a
WM. WASHBUHN, Saving X Flaming Mill, boston.
A. L. L ". CURTIS, Paper Msnutacs, Newton H. Falls
JOHN E. WILDER, Saamsnder Sale Mauufaeti, Bos on.
W. w. ALCOTT, Saptt Suffolk -Four NILS, Hsslo..
HENRY BREyOORT, Agent Giendoa Rolling Mills, East
Boston.
THOMAS DfTsON, Boston Sugar Refinery, Z. Boston,
+. MAIN. Superintendent MarbI-head Cor,rge Co.
DAVENPORT a BRIDGES, Tar Builders, Camoridsep''.
EDW'D lang, Supt OF SPINNING Room for Seweli DAY
Co, Cordage Manufacturers.
LEN. CREHORE, Paper Manufacturer, Newton Lower
Falls.
OTIS TUFTS, Steam Engine Buildef, East Boston
HrN. HUNT & CO are agents Tor SWiNGLE's
MbRTIsING MACHINES.
April q. Izom
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READ!!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
A VIGOROUS LIFE,


KlNKELlN ON Self.Preservation
ONLY % CENTS,
Thn Book, just published, . ned useful iniosms-
tou the inn and diseases Of the Human Svstet
Il addresses iissfalike to YOUTH, MANHOOD and OLD
AGE. -
To all who apprchend suffer under dire eonscquep
ees ofenry prolonged feel the
exhaustive effects Of sedsniary banefui habsts-,o al
who in addition deciiong physical eneyy ass The victims
Of and mental debility, and Of opinx and uel,u
choly desPoneency, Dr.. x. would say
READ THIS BOOK.
The valuable advice and impressive warning il gives will
sevsnt yssrs Of misery and SUFFERING and save aasasy
Thousands Of Lives.
Parent' by reading it, will Ieara how 70 prevent The de-
stIuction ofthet children.
remittance Of IS ccnts enclosed letter. addsssssd
TO d, xlNkELiN Phisdelphia. will book, undss
enyelo1e, per return Of Mail
Dr. X. 6sen years resident physican N w. Corner cf
Third and UNION Streets Spruce and Pine. Pa.
may be consulted sonidentially. e.
He who places himself under the Of Dr. X,
giousy conhde in his honor gentleman and con6dsue-
" rely upon his skill a physician.
PsTsons distance nddrsas Dr. < letter, (post
pak and b curcd ii home 49, .
PACKAGES OF MEDICINES, DIRECTIONS, &C. ss-
wsrs. BY ssndng remistsncss and pet ssesrs hon
damage cui osiiy. tf-z sos -s
JBookseliers, News Agents.. Psdsrs. Cssv.sssss asd
ali Others supped with the above wesk - very low pess
Philadelphia, Aug. 1850 eeiy
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS. IRENA. my wife, hiss. with her ynansest
w child my bed and hoard, aud refuses live With
me, therefore forbid all persons hobone ustiay her
my account, shall pay debts f hr contracting AZ
this Gate. ELIAS ). SNOW.
East Mouspelier. Aug Seth 1850. 81
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'sEPTEMBER 2e, 1850.
RAILROADS..
Vermont Central Railroad |!
AREl :

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
0Nen1 amer Mosdsy, June 3D. 1850 tie esssssssF csss
~ will rss iullows via.
Leave Boston for Buflnsna daily, e1adsys sxeepesd
Boston and LOWELL Nashua Conood, Northsrn and w.
Central snsds, At Is A. ~ and h ~ Ase, via Fitch
husrh, Vermont Mass. Cheshire Sullivan Csutra ~
l2 and II A N. The 7l2 4. NJ trains viii srsi,e y
Busingssa At r N. the day. and the IL ssd II
d. trsips next morning att l-2 A. NJ.
Returning, leave buriagssa At A. =. sndI Z. n,
for Bostea, by both the above The NJ TAIN VII
arrive in Boston r. u. dav, and The p H. tais
nsSt day ut Pm
Both trains each Bpsliagtsa daily with
the Steamers Lake Chnmplain; and Nashua, fteh
burg and Gtcon function, With train 70 and from Wos-
cester, Mass, and New York City.
Passengers leaving Montreal A. 10 A. N. and r. NJ
will in Boston and p N. the pext day, and In
New York A. NJ. the second dsy. Returning, leave
9ostou al 2, ii and II A d. and in Montreal
At - A. N. and Ia p. N. the day.
Freight trains leave Boston and Burlington Daily Sundays
excepted.
M charge will he made for Tsuckaes Wharfage At
Burlington freight beiween Boston and Bsriaxtous any
part OF the state of New Yoik or the Canadss
For further information Pathfinder Railway Guide
JAMES MOORE, Ens. and Superintendent