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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-11

DISASTER AT SEA.--The ship Europa, Captain
Brown, put into this port yesterday in distress.
She left Boston on the 10th January, bound to the
East Indies, and, when out four and a half days,
she was struck by lightning, in latitude 800, long
59o, and totally dsmsstcd. As soon ms she under
goes the necessary repairs, we presume she viii
proceed on her voyage we learn she is otherwise
in good order. Savannah Georgian.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

Inii,e Intri.l.sn.r.

Tts Cass n Mrs Iitegtns.1h- Interest manifest ed
tie part ~ Mrs liiggb- by oerlain parties behind
tbs crTisin. hste been the Dsaps of po~,poung the
invssttst which ~ss Ia come 90 yesterday fare
Justice Lothrop. the oupisist of Mt hcoks. The
tufniture dealer. ~ Neery street ffum whom Nr- tt<
pns hrs Morrison sni mr. Mormon charged " ith
obtaining 81 o7v worth "a furniture ny means of
spntty. The investicAtou gas further eeoarnel ua-
til four o'ciock tridsy nrrt
fc<tsvt II Cod .~ Ecrrs B~ Csefc.rf Cry -frsttr.
dsy Mr. Thompson plsc,d bis trunks ON board ths
'ts~m-bp Cr,tcent city in order ~ b. In resdin. fgr
the sailing THE dsy fVf California alter. he In
the tbip aud rtiurbsd to Jud-ons nctst where he
vas STOPPING; snd during b- absence about click
ne sue broke open HE trunk. board the chip,
sno cstrisd on tbte0. sill in gold. No arrest.
Gusts,7s "a 1rsAtA. - Yesterday q complaint wss
made. b.fcss Justice Lofhrop. by Aortimsr smith.
- No ~ Lib-fty street wbo firth in aHisvis,
hat thrss certain ind vtdusls By the of collins
IldriJpr. Mos,s Hsmsr and Ebsne pecs we're gull
" "a rinnns On The Esd inst the game of fsre,"
the fLm a $50 This amount won at on. si,nng
~ N. ssmins house No Isrh Place ON tb,s charge
Tho Magistrate issued his ~ssrant for the
parties aud ,c~r Crv~e,t brought psetsss
up u fofs The c0uft. aud they heid bah IN ths
stm a 10 tsch 10 sp-vcr the change In ali she~~
csses the mses,rsse should b,ad the pssssst "
bsf. % tsstiiy ~ witness wss done 10 this
h~s L-y % ~ Poscs C-tst-
EtOken h~rds aud biscdy boe~s,
Crscksd crockcry ana tired toeSes.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
George Holt q Co.'S Circular.

ListffuOL. frtuay tN"ning. Aprii "
Corrosive are tLEtd ii TO rsi-o the quotations OF
An,iicsb snd bfsrl y Il. pr pound. surats. Egyp-
unn and otier sorts. though steady, arr but lite
ehnIy.d IN price
1h. mAJk-t generally through the week has been
tm with upward q Bdency, and it rcnia ned ths
murirs with peihAps the addition Of an incrrss.d
I, d,msuo non the trade. W. can hardly account fbr
the rhd.ncy - prices or lay before readers any
new Circumstance affecting tn. value of tho staple
No doubt conbdsios IN the thOrtDees OF American
bnibs hid probably ~ on the iucIeass We may sdI
nbo that st'ots in Fpinner- hand are at los Obj
fll have rom dap to day Encouraging rcpr- IRON
htBeb.ttr as to the state aud prospects Of largo
psr Of tb, spinning ard manufacturing trade.
The oppression which has bosD 30 long In sxitencs
must be- loi rid 81 befor" have any peruaoent
~sll d,iig in the rs~ msts rial
The tannttsc Il rukers plsc~ fair Cplands nj ~
Mobile ~, nnd New Orhsbs TEd s.3T0 American
we're taken On speculation. 3C2D American for rrport
ssl,s to-day sue Ia 1900 bslos including 4vOo Oh
~ ulation md Tor .rgort
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
Commercial Affairs.

The havre markc, is steady, but without ma
terIal change III prices.
Indian corn is tIliie lower with fair demand
Flour IL s,eady, al previous rates.
ProvsioIs-A limited business hus been done,
although prices unchanged, except in bacon
which rs II. lower, and laId, which is 6 lower
The cctee NAL kct u dull, aud prices are lower
Jamaica has rectded iSs. lIonth the top price OF Ja
nuary.
Sugar in fair demand, AT prices triie lower.
Noiasses. iast years crop, 10 selling at large
duciion.
Spinis OF turp-niinc-:0 tons, at c:i2.
Rosin-3s. a Is. zd. per cwt., which is lower.
Ricc-No sales ,eyoIted.
Tobt cco-A moderate busness-prices un-
chsnged
freiehtt-Wiih less railway aud other iron offer
irg, and an increased supp Ct shipping, freights
have slightly reccdcd. Passengers sie still ubun-
dant. EAticne rstes Of last week cann,t Ike OBJ
tairod.
lie iron market continues depressed.
The Iondou money market (Friday, April 12.)
VIE dull si the clors onsolr opeued ON Monday
ai sc, ard closed an Friday al s1i scven-eighths
The bullion in luuk is slightly dccreased--rate OF
discount z 10 "a per cent. Doubloons and ptiiar
dolltIs nj. nith ~sIt,d, ai fun rates.
American escuiiiirs are ia lair demand. Annexed
are the qrotauons OF American stocks IN London
al the two latest periods -
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
shaIItnx InseIliysnee.

Arrived from Nt~ bsrs hrrrL - ursmus AZ haiars
GG. tsaisi ch. ss taso, ssrs-iiice slst Ga
IrsIinu ksrssIs,; Cl ssr.i Gsiis Lsssh Yorsslir,
ltuToo IsAs We'll, y fsani. DIT Hssrv Hasre, Asto-
ra 6rrvetttd laNsrs. Hsrr fth Agb. do. iphin sud
Adsire, Itiiss Bsutrk urd-r. Grave .ud; fhd. pen
csns., De- betnsB. Iismturs 7b. wssLington Brvinsa
sd Ter sft. hsrch ils Sicm katon, Me-sna Apl
ist ir.rs, Eaetes ID. HAMBURG Polly -
erisbi BRUSH Vu-su loudeIdery sb h-cke hAreiie'
Sernrfre slerre. An4st rash. eth, sr Oh
~ tlas Aalsr NJ efrsi sheias Brothers. Warren-
10 ~ kasr.de Deal tsit ntnsacs Polly Scsttes kd W.
su.nsto~rs Nm Miles De- kary Ward, L.erpsci Wave.
balm ssItin.a Ant~.rp Harlequin nsil Orsn Wa
tsr,td Uh rerttovn. Crsvesera; tith. wm katbeone.
l.pr.ei tsustitoten 90 rsie bo~v do 18th. Aadrsv
Arrived o. N osiet. March sh. tsiry. smyrrs Sayr-
IS eos hrtlth. Jossph Alisr. bsiseet 81 7h, Gcae
tNrs Coed nty~ I'D iar no-sn April rth Plymouth
lst iun L,sfl 81 tfsrlstte. CalwAy hn wy.hsrt,
Sssfuers Roads Utsnis vussnstowns Alhion dei Jehn
ffatcs do. lfh, sledonia Liverpool Zen. Tth fabeuil
LsL frsr 81 hsEns sr,hass. fron tslcstts Do.
Arrived ~ flsetlp1ia April 7th Pacific ~ Vrrers-
to.n. Ss Tor fislse pits. April 3D. knervs. from Lea
sohGsrrys ifth. sayatse LvrrI-si.
nscsIiAsrfrs
nre fIrcct- frru Io. fef California, struck
W fskins q. the xth January st nr~ saa
nntd 1bs efe~ we're r-srued " the Gcrman shiP AAHs
tftistun.
Ts,s. s.rvh 9p-wsverley. te-ns 20 Sew rork. ~hiss
put lstt 10 tli piece tss ssh .sky has tsen
aeur,d ssd s,id.
Lrr r,t. Artii cThe urrer PEI, ~ ,he Howard fr,m
hetl lce s.Hthpor las tsies ~ sA.f the
set ard nshirs shefr Met "a tL@ C.ssn ~,ii
" tle vessel he hap Piess.t arrived yester-
~ ainn ueerio.ra 1ne urned tnts
mrnins from u vreck vf tie Iotn Silddy NJ Hsrp-r,
ifs Ter Icya whe hsrgs shpiey has placed
the vessel. net allowing her "a Tsr esr a-sis,asoe
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
IMPROVEMENT IN AMERICAN SECURITIES.

The Cambria arrived at Halifax at two o'clock
on Monday afternoon, and sailed for New York at
Fix o'clock
She left Liverpool at ten A. M. on Saturday the
18th Of April, at which time the Niagara had not
arrived.
The Cambria met with an accident to her ma
chinery, on her passage, which detained her ten
hours She was also detained twelve hours off the
haIbor, on account of II dense fog She had to
encounter heavy gsle from the south on Sunday
night. The Cambria had ninety three passengers
The Maine lme was down on Monday, and il
remained down on Tuesday. That the line should
he allowed TO remain down 20 long, when the
news was overdue, seems inexcusable. A por-
tion Of the sent over the Nova Scotia
line en- Monday, but the line worked so badly
that 1t could not reach Calais, and on Tuesday
morning the entire despatch was rewritten direct
10 Calais.
II was stated in yesterdays Herald that the
Cambria had not ..Iived at Halifax on Tuesday
afiernoon. This was owing to the despatch re-
ceived from Portland, stating that at half-pist four
O'Clock news Of The c. had been received at that
place. No mention having been made of the con-
tinued interruption in the line eastward, we sup
posed that the steamer had not arrived ut Halifax
at that hour Hence the error
The steamship Washington arrived at SouthsmI-
ton on the 7th ut
M. Bodisco, Russian Minister to the United
StHtee, is about to return to Washington.
The English ministry having been defeated in
Parliament ON two or three minor questions, gives
cIce to the general belief that they will be com.
PEELED TO resign. Dsrae, the leader of the oppo-
siticn, having recovered his health, the protec-
uonisis have been Inspirtcd with renewed courage
The political from the continent, on the
surisce, is unusually quiet Order prevails through
oui the republic Of France The violence Of fac
tion, and the approach Of the elections. give
rist to fears fer the continuance of the present calm
he grra. question has not been adjusted. and in
the event Of the failure Of the friendly Offices Of
France, there is every reason to apprehend serious
difficulty between England and Russia, as the for
mel, ia the event stated. has given Admiral Parker
express orders TO enforce complete blockade Of
the coast Of Greece, and should he do So the En-
peIor Of Russia bus given positive assurances Of his
intention to advance TO the assistance Of King Ohio.
No authentic advices Of later date than March
2S have been received from Athens, at which time
the result of the meeting held two days previously
between Baron Gros and Mr.. Wyse had not trans
pr,d The meeting is said to have been Of very
smcalle character, but If a telegraph despatch,
dsted Athens, April 2. and published in the Breslau
Zoifurg Can be credited, the good office Of France
has failed to effect satisfactory settlement Of the
difficulty.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

Accounts bom the manufa cturing districts exhibit
little piovement. Prices of manufa acturrd goods
do not Le.p psc- with The advance in the raw mate
rial. Short ume is Ia br fesOrisd TO.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
Political lnssilig.,.es.
Movements OF individuals.

r T. u~rris. n. q Alexander, A. NJ whpple, u. g.
A I,ce y. G,ibert. California and oue huadred snd
Ire. cthrrs srrvr sterdsy and took rcons at the
living HOUSE -,
a 10, 4, a ,cok roou,s at Bsrnum's Hotel
shs .vgr.est~ arrival. at ali the hotels In the shy,
ss.x<asv = v~s seven hu ndred aud eishty-tvo.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

rns spcss~A fever has appeared. N vwy .sisssass
re~ a. Dsnbury, Coon, and sevs<s' fsssa esss sA'e
SAsusy~A
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
MORNING EDITION. THURSDAY. MAY 2, 1885,

tween the receipts and expenditures, in favor of tbs
former, to reduce the taxes on windows and doors,
ard materially relieve the agricultural interests Of
the county lie Also proposes to raise AGO eoo, ,ooe
fumes by a tax on paper.
In allusion 10 the present quiet of Paris and the
anticipated movements Of The red republicans, a
well-infcimed paper says,-" No doubt. however,
seems to be entertained, at this time, Of the etIi-
ciency Of the troops in and about Paris, which
foIm un amy Of upwards Of 6O,000 men, and the
military skill and intrepidity of Gen Chang irnier
are the real securities on which the protection Of
society depend"
itaiy.
A letter Of the 4th, fcm Rome. states that the
final arrangements have been made for the Pom
tiff = fctuIn
He would arrive at Terracina on Sunday. This
determination was made notwithstanding the con-
trsctors tor the loan have given notice of their in
ten,ion TO limit the amount of the loan to the sum
alIesdy paid.
The Senate Of Turin is debating law for the
abolition cf an ecclesiastical privilege.
A large French feet and an American squadron
are sf Naples
A loiler from Florence, giving news from Rome
to he 3D. states that the tIiumrhal arch erected at
Be''eii'a, IN horror Of the Pope's return. had been
burned during the night
Austria.
The German Refpme gives currency TO the re-
poIt that there has been interchange Of of
On unpleasant nature between the cabinets of st.
James and Vienna, growing out of the relations be-
tween Austria aid Tuscany
he irsuirection Of Croatia is at an end.
1he Hungarian refugees have not yet reached
their destination in Asia Minor, but Count Bathy-
any is i'll.
The Austrian cabinet has intimafed that in re-
gard Ia the attitude OF Prussia ON the German
question, Austria will not be the first TO break the
Ieece If Eurcre, but that she will not allow any
Other German power to attempt any acts contrary to
The uesiy Of 1915
The Protestant movement is preparing in Bohe-
mia and Soxony.
Commercial Affairs.
All descriptions Of American cotton have adj
vanced fully one-eiglth fair Orleans, "a; Mobile,
q; Upland, 6i. Total sales. ". 900; speculators
took 10000; export 1000. The market closed firm
The annexed table shows the comparison of prices
al the sailing Of the two last steainers,- -
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
TuIRTY-F1RsT CONGRESS.
FiR<yr SESSION.
Senate.
m ncRsK's MAGNETIC ra.RoRAPn.
WASHInor roa, May !, 1850.

WAsnIrorOS, May !, 1850.
The bill 10 increase the rank and file OF the army,
end 10 encourage enlistmeuss, WAS taken up and
passed.
yHE EXPEDITION TO snAHcH SIR John vRAvxLIs
On motion OF Mr. MiLLEn, the House resolution in
relation to the Grinnel expedition in search OF Sir
John Fran kiln taken up.
Mr.. CLAr supported the measure.
Mr. KSo expressed tho opinion hat IL would bo bet
Congress take this matter own hands
make liberal appropriation and join In interesting
and ertorious enterprise Instead of lending the
nsti1 nal aid To private citiseD.
hr. MILLER advocated the resolution.
hr. foorE addressed the Senate charged the admin
istratiop with great neglect and ineiicioncy in not
having cGriiso out the liberal measures Of search for
fIaLklin. which his afflicted family led to sup
pos- would be made ia view Of the promises and
frspkiiu ~ commented with much severity, In u
of irony and ridicue, upon the fact that the govern
ment had found itself shrivolod up, nipotont unable
To carry out MEASURE which private citizen alleged
TO be fully competent to execute If anything to
b. done this matter, he wished tho government to
und Ttake it, indrpendsnt of any third party lie did
bot charge GrinDriIs scheme as speculaon. bu; it
10 k,d very much lake H.
Mr. s.wAEp wa, glad to find unanimity Of senti-
ia the Senate with reference 10 the Object of tn
eApsditn lie would have preferred that this govern
nenl shouid have taken this matter In hand, but
hA' bad no, been done Tor me reasons TIM. tue vos-
-sls o ,be navy not suited 10 the required
vice Without indeed stopping to inQ uire into the
Which have caused the failure OF the govern
nent To Sand out the expedition he was in fsvor OF
the present proposition. Why should IL be refused
4 he only Objection was. that Dir. Grnnell too
LIBERAL. Delay in the present instance wssexcesingly
imlo ana yet the government could not enter nso
NE meritoro lie enterprise without dciay lie hoped,
then ihete vessels would be- accepted by the govern
m.Lt aud be permitted to 20 out on their efrand of
mercy st once ssnd under the national fas aud pro-
i,cii,n OF the val laws
Amer further aebato, in the course Of which sir
r,sIco defended tho administration from Mr. footes
ssssut the r,solutiob was passed ayes so nays 10
Inc senate then went into executive session, and
subsequently, adjourned.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

NOrICE-THR STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CITY, HAv-
~ gs bee. .nssoeahly detained viii ss,s her deck
pier No 2 North River, 'his da fTturdsyb Nav - II
O'Clock. n Passengers viii pless- ie onb I'd.
j. HOWARD son. - Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

@CrsAn BETWEEN NEW YORK AND .i,Asoo = :, - y IA
~ powerful steamship CITY OF GLASGOW.
Luz tens rgisssr lDe ALL and $50 hsr.e power.
Ns.tbews formerly VI the Great wes,ers.) 20 a.
mands 10 intended to sail from New York TO Glss-
the miedle Of every al ornate mon vs in Nay
July sepemler. Novem' ard Janusrv srd FROM tls-
gov. in April June August October Dscember and Feb
rusry The rst departure of this splendid vessel rm New
vsrk direct appointed take place
day the 18Th o'clock noon Goods for hpnsn e.s-
re- bs receivd af Thursday 18TH CABIN
<stey fee nsludet anety dollars: second cabin
do. hf,yeve doArs No taken Thee
rates nelnde provsons but wines liquors. which will
ss supplied on board modera'e terms 'sr-'
The and ID cabin Passenger
ally large comnodous and we'll yen,ilaed e"r fsisss
Vaassage, apply TO j. MSyNON. Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

s these ships will he accountabe Tor gold
scvcr bullion specie Jeweiry precious or metals
unrs bills cf adng signed therefor and the vs'"" there
of. therein expressed.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
Passase from Pasams 70 San Bias
San Diego, 80 Iss
San rrRpriseo

Ns ssss.s landed will be taken bAggAIs Charge.
q of.nbArSn& ast dsh.s ans y personal port eharsss
spcsdnr health hire he paid the
gers No passage secured until paid for Apry ~ -. oss
81 the Company, 81 South street. New Work
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
AITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
York and LverpeoThe ships composing this line arc

PACIFIC. Captain Nys BALTIC, Captain Comssok.
ADRlATlC. Captain Grafton.
Those ship. having built by expressly Tor
government service every has been their
<yoccn alss in their engines strength xad
and thor accommodations for passengers
used for elegance comfort Price o passage from New
York Liverpool Sl: exclusive stSte
fs3o An experienced Surgeon will he attached to eseh
ohp No bcrths ho red til paid for por frght
passage, apply to
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
SPLENDID TURN OUT OF TIE CALIPORNIAyS.
s~.~,~~o~S~o~>~~>~>~~~~(>~~>
GRAND DINNER AND MAGNIFICENT BALL.
.~~>No->J>~~~c~-O>oN~>~~>
IMPORTANT SPEECHES,
BEAUTIFUL CALIFORNIA LADIES,
AT THE
IRVING HOUSE. BROADWAY.

We received, from the hands Of . leading Csiifo
nian, the following ticket Of invitation to BE- presel
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

TINAE BRITISH AND NOKrH AMERICAN NJ.
St~smslips between New York and Liverpool. and ne
Boston and Liverpool calling Halfsy laad auA
xsusve u,as and passengers
Cambria ...... 80. from New YORK. :. 90. May &
Canada. boston, May Is
Niagara. ......... New York. ....... Nav ~
'e - - f!!JfS A mn In, u R,,,,~.v
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-07
FEyER-SORE CURHD.

IT, Kev. RICHARD nUNSiNG T4-fo. Il DEE fresi.ie-
.lch AIsl- h.s fiuurts rf1 . 10 US
l4.e l-j fe,, .,' ntl. BIZ Ct.,ssY 1sNs:,G,
o.. a. us fcser--ers- Yen ny dtlrnd o.
,vl.f q s-.es. Christian tlcr IN the
ss- lu hal % lave r li MS e-s cut
81 s Is4ce ul q rsri-=r- TIE oilrr
L. le.u- alil sl1u, be ., reclln-
tl-ud,d HRsSI's MEuilrNr. Real result Hc l
d.ue r-e1 csfl 1nFEg HOTTIES Of GRANTS MEDICINE.
sfaco5 FoFE fla re.- Gr, tft Sc=esae,
bless rf Ot,. % has cgce3
a 1sfy pl1a ..-s ffs r,srf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-07

sTTicA. Csnessc Co, Feirnarg I. 1913.
80 VI. T. WALLACE \ tp--f.rnhr-lea. for
ihan year. luctei wh disease stomach cOli
Ia greasy substance without causing great PAIN.
schaesf- and vptln
-'tlis- l. a. ,NQ~riucni. RI no-ie Of BRANrS
MEDIC iN. which utter disappointment. eed and
fered re pam oftin7 therefore used second
hols. which has completely cared the I
". aii hearty lia Almost any .Ang without beng
pa4icj, tire stomach becoming sour.
lours respectfully T. $ WILCOX"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-07
LIVER-COMPLAINT!

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD. Of Strp. crt, com. Of the
oldest and respectable physicians. all citd with
Irer- Cofyfsiaf many yraf-- AMI Tta cs oy -rfzg
BRANTS PURlFNlNG EXTRACT We c1I.4 hum
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-07

NJ O. KINNEY. Cf5g' ~. fiecf county, " y
canrsrductor Ia sad COMFY eiret.s
Vust-rir tl NTtl fire efficacy OF bftANiS
PURIFYING EXTRACT oI1ec.T;9s % tireeue county,
y. Y SD FuHrfirE Sit 4 Z; SETTLE, drug
inuras1i
ini crisr- y CANcAa OF iens snnin, ~lch
zeal zs 90 tat place L. therefore. itis
FrFltf.p fsarcr. ly = Tui, 1cait power wal
.l CT beud % care seven ss-nfs
eN teu.- IL says EeIc Huue -ai MA Wal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-07
NORTHERN RAILROAD
aEsR'p1S N.sV-5 ISl9

PASSENGER TRAINS in connection with the Cen
tral, PassuTpsic, C'nrord, Manchester Lawrence,
Nashua Il Worcester, Lowell & Boston Railroads,
Leave Boston from the Depot Of the Lowell Road Tor e-
banon, Wells River, Montpelier, Waterbury, VT at l2 A.
NJ. ard for Bristol 1t IL NJ.
Leave Lebanon for Boston, Groton Junction, &C., at li9
A. NJ. and Bristol s.25 a. NJ the arrival Of he
from Wells River and Montpelier.
road the VI. Central and Passumpsic roads
viii the Conc.d, Nashua and Lowell Roads, aud 10 the
and quickest from Canadas Northern and Cen
tai Vermont, and New ianp hirc, 10 Boston.
Passengers from the Central and rassumpsic Railroads
vi Concord Manchester and Nashua, arrive at Groiof
Jurc un Worcester, and New York. quick and cheap
as by any other route and 4rlier ut Boston.
landing Pens, for cit'le has heen pro-
pared the Lowell Road within one mile of Porers.
A Special Train ur cattle viii 20 oush this route
Tues days without stopping.
FREIGHT TRAINS for the northern, Central and Pas
sunpsc Roads the H. pei OF the Lowell Road in Bos
O,SbpH ciEAhNS, Agent.
Concord y H. October, IS, lsa9. Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-07

This is the of Dying who y1f dres. IT,
cured of n Scrofla by only Iors HonLes
Brsnts Purifier than cured by the Of Ietre
Gallons the best s1rsdpara that made Sarss
parilla has sufficient aedicGl effect the Of
such a rero.iasiy hopeless case.
Mr. J. B. HAsKrS of Ryrne Oneida Co, w. T.. Ind St7of
via years-was confined his bed the last oarhe
much diseased and debitat-d 10 be unable to
raise his hand his head He had the best medical advice
had oil of the best stysGpariiiis good effect
GOT and and considered to be in DYING
could live tEeayfoHr hours longer when he
commenced using BRAN1"S PURIFIER. His neok
nearly Of edr-a hole was eaten through
his indPpe under his chin that he breaihed through
hoe-his around that II could be tcd
up of its place. it only holding by small pece-the
destroyed by two Ulcersan Uioe under
the arm large hand had nearly through
bis side his body Thus be afflicted with Trtry
such putrid d7id efssre Ulcers various parts OF his
person. For full particulars Pamphlets
Doct Ti,osIAS WILLIAMS OF the mo-; sku l'hysi
clans of Rome was called Hasn the day 5efoTs he
commenced using BYaafs PErlfa. Drrt- ". examined
him then told him ihai all the medicines in the r0rs
IL. - ..
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Revolving Pistols,


scFOONS Forks. &c, made of this newly discover
~ N-d material, supecede a articles such German
~ Silver. British Alhaia Plate. substitute for
SILVER Plate. Bsin, chemically iree fIom impurities,
il withstand al Aqua fofis, aud beng hard
and white throughout nsHtans couf closely Tesenblins
silver and improves b. NE. TOWN ~ HALL
Montpelier, Get IL, ie49. a.
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GroMG D&OSGGa VEo
EAS Jus received large assortment ~ Watches. J-~
rlry, and many other useful well Faney Goods
will few Of lie articles e. Gold an
yer Watches, Col .rl liver Fob nnn- ard I'd
and Reyes .;Dd stone is Gold
Pin. and Bracelet Gold Pens ahd Elt Hoops, Drops,
Gold Bcns Pencils, silver SPOONS add Ladies'. large
lot, Sugar Shovrls, itutier Knives. ssc.
Silver OtB~, shell AMI HON Do, Silver Card Eases,
Ivory Pearl, and Shu d,-also lot of foe Cutlery,
ssiinr Rezos- Pocket knives aIge small Fine Seis-
sors aud Sheafs Also Tea Pots, ladies Hair,
Highly periuned Snas of all kiads Lathef Brushes and
Boxes, Razor STOPS, Co5ee Pots, Brass CioeAS. Plated
Spoons, Pocket ink-taG'is, tSc-
Claronets, Large and small lule, various kinds, French
orus, Fes Fidle Bow, Acroions Fiddle aud ass Vi II
Stiinc- large lot Calf Skin Wallets, six Pu SEES, Bead
Bags Velvet Bead steel Purses, Goggles, Watch
oil Pcrunery, Hair OIL finishes fof Cloih, ilairor Teeth,
and Fovs nj no~t ali kinds
fECTiCLEs, SILVER and Steel bows, suited to all lses,
The all does tell hall the Store this
tine fitted vi ':ords the flowing, all OF which
will sell cheap Possib, he Afforded and ali
Warranted u tie what sell u or.
uni peller. Oct. II, lois.-4i SAM'i. ALRIGHT.