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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-04

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This certificate COnClusVey thai this
perfect control obstinate disease Of the Blood
Three persons cured in house s unprecedented,
THREE CHILDREN.
Or. ToWRSend-l]eaI Sir: have the pleasure to inform
you that three of children have been cured the crOua
by the of your excellent medicine They were afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away, for which feel myself under obga
ton. lOurs, respectfully,
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eREAF pLGssING mo- M yrHERs Am CHmpREN

1t is the safest and most eieG,ual medicine for purifying
system, and relieving the sutengs attendant upon child
birth discovered II strengthens both the mother and TIE
child, prevents pam and disease increases and enrChes iC
TODD those who have used il think it indispensable. i
highly useful both before and after confinement it
diseases attendant upon childbirth: in cOsVenes piles,
cramps swelling of the feet, dependency heartburn,
ting, pain in the back and JOINTS false pains hemorhage,
and regulating the secgtOns and equalzng the cTGua
has equal The great virtue OF this medicine is, il
always safe, and the most delicate and most successful
very few require any other medicine, little
castor oil maguesia is useful Exercise the open
and pDlV puDt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-04

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" lheT IS : Idla.llahl
D, a. allhesIOGA s.
swan s. ,
pndlley s.
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nnr' townsend s.
| BalIey 3,
sands 5,
| Nlhh0Op s.
| bristol 5,
! W Gods
Bulls.
Pills. I
| CllCkner's Sugar Coated Pur. |
PARIS Life, Igatiye. /
MOtfat's Life, /
Wnght's Indian Vegetable,
Brandreth' s Veg. Universal, :
Morrison 5 Hygeian,
Lees New London, I
Cooper g., J
Anderson g,
WlstaT's Gentle Purgatiye, :
Hibbard's Ambitious Fam.
5wayue's Sanauye, =
llerriCk's Sugqr-cOated,. y
SappmgtOn's Fever u Ague,
COvel5s Rheumatic T.
GraettenbeTg, Il
Spencer $ Vegetable, '
NueT 3 ChamOmli5, --
terslani
Aiiepasls Health, y
Allebasls, Agus, Z
Evans yh9amomiIe' !
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

n CaIFFF =, CONo, s8 IS, 40 and a Old |
"A. :ySs%sE SPs65E %; 3 suit purchase"
e s ssTsliv &ssis,nA Ale and Fsgssr
10y boxes boz. S ShsmRa iiGsS ~ VINEGAR;
~ ~ s2s ian: aRa ~, c and MADEIRA WINE:
400 bPls. Recslfed Will HE 4
~ ~ - 81 sstlt ~ a NILES:
S9 .. :. TalS3ws TARCu.
y gg :. , r%Ss SYRUP. ;Underwood's and Miller e,
10 10 Assorted PICkLEs. UndsTwood's, " els
20 hali S NsSS Ven RaiSsH E'egaF
70 CsS swift iSst ee Su'e" ilA'' S'ags N Snay' Evans
i tg B BPke' M Il 4 N f9iiKERE1. r0,,.
a ny r boxes S st1dt i 4 ,i,F rev;
100 half chests Popchong TEA, papers to the ID;
Coffee Spices, etc. etc. ali Of which viii be sold al the
L7RUITs. WINES TJoT70,is e,c sic-
s sS9'5 @ SES%R
5 geah iH SS,i brands Hsney oq PgRay Co.
n AMP AGN ES@Hedseick, Red Eagle Ciquot, Schnei
b.gnds. '''~' -
"a and ass;
sHERRi LS-Pema!Eiiin RacayH and Eehecepar in wood
aS desE ane ose wPe5 'onaan's'ss' spark
MlsS 1P Soy6 PenHs WoreseT as u ec
ORANGES AND LEb9oNs-So 300 boxes OF each, IN prime
order;
NUTS-S anuts, Fllberts, lecans, braZl, ETC.; -
ALMONSlUO sacks prime sottshehed Almonds, on boxes
prime Jordan Almonds;
OILS Essential Oils, Peppermint, BergamOt, LEMON,
orange ete. ~.
1 AHIURS-t iOgnae Brandy, Jamaica hqm, ana lrsh
~ WHISKY; Sherry WINE, Scotch Als, ana LOhuoh ana
Dublin Porter: - . go - ,r
half pipes C0GNAC BRANDY l., ,.--,
punGheO9s JAmAiGA KUN, (VeIy oiu anu SUPERIOR
rhne fVnT ai nd IRISH WIsKY also in bond and
entitled 70 debentnTe: "
10 cpsks Of the old NontiIado SHERRY WINE, 80
nnch uTized fnr ia gFreeabe flavor:
20 casks SCOTCH and BURTON ALE;
$50 oasks I,(NOON and DIJRIIN PORTER, in uuRT
and Mint hottIps
Tho above li1oTa yvI he aoId wary o,y IN the trade and
the terms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "
iaJ6 John TOOI,E 95 Bank Place.
A@-H n :, ~ ~, =
A ONION mock i0tiNAT! in ASiiIFS-
1 X half min Ga Marai cl6 vinteps ri l845.
IN w -, ~ Dais ISi5.
10 He1neasv iB45:
X - ." Otoo:.d D Sie'' - - iSs3::
eid' 1915.
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'iE 5uP.croer would RESPECTFULLY call The of
Ii'at DOM" To- the gold region % 10 hs large stool.
n5ein and legery articles, such ~. every yqrle,r .t Va
GHa G!hg, IN Is, with Portable Tcui puIp. Canvas
NCh , AblLE": Potable CANT BEDS urieh.rr afllut
Ltio l,"qH's taHyoE TRAVELLING BAGS etc. ali Of
-n u, 'Hr7 at lair prices, and any quaint y. Those
"lfu- lnsr articles water prauleH be accommodated.
n ~ d customers who prefer to do their own waterproof
-' P 1-t'Nef El give the receipt and guarantee The 81
l% eInA 10 any other Fail and Purchase ROPES
o. every description spged and furnished. FLAGS ureverV
uhat qn made loOre and neatly repaired Every ,riT.
aa"1I Wool ana ifonf EgmsA VIKINGS, TARPAULINSH
etc., male and warranted proof against rot or miIeH
!, II. CASSIDY,
corner Canal md Magazine sts., entrance on Canal
tended 10. '' will "e p"HPlJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-04

THE subscribers have ouenad a Depnt Of the Orleans
4 Steam Com Mills, at the COAL Y ARD, corner Of s.;
FHFes and JULIA streets, where orders tor fresh GROUND
Corn Meol, GTits, Cracked Corn, and Oil Cake will be
mh2l n 5 W THOMPSON S co
GOLENIAN's PATENT UNBT l.ATORl NTIi.I.s.
Nj ANUFACTU RED in Cincinnati, Of superior work
STONES Tor sale by
l9lg r.. J, HART & CO., 20 TchOuniioula ST.
LIZ fanteTs and Others wanting the best and cheapest
Go5N 1g ever Offered in this any other market, would do
wen 10 call and examine these Mills before purchasing else
where as we have supply hand Of the various to
sui SleaB, Water tiOrse Power Prices from 100
eSyU and warranted perform to the satisfaction Of the
uurchaseT
CANTON GINtIER-gO cases
- 40 A +. COCHRAN y co. q TChOupitoulAs st,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-04

RACHELOR's iALIc-AT VAUDEVILLE, 49,,
I'D Opposite the .Hait WhaEt-rhe Undersigned ri75iss
have Just completed 9a estabis6meht at anaevc
opposite thf large WHAT on scale Of magnlfoence AND
IN this delightful summer retTeat It has been their
combining the comforts Of Restaurant kept in the most
approved and recherche Sye with Wines and Liquors OF
Dinner VII beservd either AZ he tgbie dtatc or according
BAR at which only the best Liquors ond Wines will be
Connected with the establishment ls likewise a handsome
Billiard Room provided with excellent cues and where ANA
teun occasionally find relief from the monotony Of
qd1e,thopropretors left nothing undonet to make Their
to procure the various comforts Tor those may honor them
N Is. There Barber and Hair Dresser attached to the
myI5 i - BERTRAND, CONNIE * co.
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, Bn.OXI.-Tbe undersigned
w has he pleasure Of announcing her friends -.
and the public that she has leased Tor term of years .
ness, convenient to lie harbor and bath houses with la
the beuet OF the sen breze. and beautiful and pleasant
and wei ventilated and de,rably lifted up There are sew
efa Een-p0 Alleys attached to the Hotel also, Pleasure
fact on to all who may favor her with call
Terms reduced from aud after Jny 70, 1850, as f6l0y
her ,IE ~
Children and Servants. haiprce wine at dinner re,
OLD BAYOU ST. JOHN HOTEL-LArr =
are Tespeetiuy Informed that this delightful and beau Ass
The Bars supplied with he best Of Liquors and he Res
aran IS mol to be surpassed by any in the city. Call and
* E 653$ Is in good o,der left
MURPhN HOUSE, Nos. 80 and 100 St. Charles street.
Al The subscriber resneciqIy announces to his friends -
an {ne Pubic generally that he has reduced his to 5
gEu2 Ro41els during he summer months. $l6ger AE&
TO m'R business and strangers His table IS always supplied
make BIZ house pleasant home 70 ali WHO may favor him
WIN Their .gnnaag. b addition Ia his bar, which always
he ms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-04

This extract of SasRDaa has been expressly prepared ia
reference female complaint No female who has
TO suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD The Tun
Of Life, should neglect take it,
for any of the horrible diseases to which female
subject at this time of life. This period be delayet
for several years by this medicine Nor il less valua
bic for those who approaching wOmanhOod, as it is cal
culaed naure by IuCkenng the blood and nvgOr.
ang the system. lndeed this medicine Invaluable for
the delicate diseases to which subject 1t brace
the whole system, permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities of the body, far stmula
ting 10 produce SUBSEQUENT relaxation, wi CHS the
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease. By
using few bottles of this medicine, many and painful
surgical operations may be .evented-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-04

pr To'0HgsHd-Dear Sir: One of my children was very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility, 1t dying. obtained some of your
excellent medicine, and cured directly, for which
you feel very grateful. Yours, respectfully,
- ELlZ ABRTH FOWLER, N nesbrnsnes straat.
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FEMALE MEpIG I'M BUTLER 'r'

Dr. TOwnsend's SarssUaria a sovereign and speedy
for lncipen ConaumDton, banenness, Pr9lapsns Ue
Falling of the Womb, COstivenes, Piles, LeuGhOFhGa,
Whites distracted difficult MensuuBton lnoOutnenCe
of Urne involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
of the matter whether the result OF
inherent produced By ireguary, illness,
accident Nothing be surprising than
effects on the human frame Persons all weakness and
tude from taking at become robust and full of energy
under influence. Ii Immediately COuneTsCts the neTvess
of the female Frame winch is the OF bsnen
1t will be expected Of of delicate
nature, exhibit certificates Of performed, but
the afflicted, that hundreds Of have been Reported
Thousands of where families have been without
Children after using few bottles of this invaluable medicine
have been blessed with fne healthy offspring.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-04

FITSl FlTSl FlTSl
Dr. Townsend having tested his SaTapaTlla IN case
of Fits, of recommended it, and SURPRISE
the following from Intelligent and respecabf
Farmer of Westminster county. -
FoRDHAM, August Is, l947.
DR.. Tol1Rsend-Dear Sir: have little gr seven year
Of age who has been several years afflicted with Fits;
tried almost everything for her. but without at last
although could End no recommendation IN our cTcuaH
for like hers. thought she In delicate
health woud give her Of your Sars6pania and
very glad did, restored her strength but she
has had of the Es great pleasure and
prise She is fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
lee. gTatefnl. Your, reapeOttuly,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-04

Below is account Of another child saved. DIR. Town
sends Sarapaa has saved the lives of thousands chill
dren; The following two certificates selected from grsa
number Teusi ed this week
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-04

NLyN Et1UFlEhf HALL, MOnEBOmeFy, Ala,
4 VIE subscriber respectfully invites patronage of 49,
i the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that 8
ns supply the wants Of the Transient Visers sid
Montgomery well of bis competitors IhCseIaF
who going to- returning from the North, obtain
MEALS Hours, suit the arrival and departure
the railroad and steamers line four hOse OMNIBUS
constantly attendance, Passengers and from the
boats to te free OF charge The accommodations
equal 70 ans other establishment IN the town, and being a.
reduced offer additional inducements to the travelling
public. The Oe Stewards Cooks and Servants are engaged
and uRn5 viii be spared render the Of yter Dea
GaI II VT c. A. ABERCROMBIE,
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EgILUNl LEWL sIs-Ihe DubIlC IS respectfully informed
- that this establishment will be opened for the "a
reception Of visitors tho 18th inst Attached the Ts
House will he found a BAR and Bll4LIA R D -s.!ss4,
ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
STABLES. The table will be always supplied with the
ascaces Of the sea Coast and the New Orleans market
The large Lawn and the number of Shade Trees
rounding the House. make this Hotel the desirable for
families OF along the Coast. Persons wishing to
secure will peu5e address the undersigned and send
their communications by boat.
From and after July TO- the of board will be reduced
follows;
By the month, per week. 90
Per week. $40 20 Per day.........$ 81 50
~ Children and servants half price; ~
mylld&W John w, NIXON,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

Ia Neodnn, - IN. nth ,s.i. c..yl ~
dsssh'r' of pihBsi ssd Mas wig,.D,
sgra "a yrAfs
IL ssn Franc 600. Gal 81 sheirss. = Il
Nstsh g. Nenipeiict. VI
Ia Ladies'. Sov 2 H,tsrny ahnrh,e, 81
ii1icn snd I'dfis Grsal, sFcd . y,a,,
aud ~ tncails
We bee ~ tbs Sre9l ihsi no sr~ i.~.~npi
fsnm death. bciev the Lsd q. OPP ned ans
Tho hsFrs rrc espAndcd prsth IL comma.
ss'nsd 10 g'idi ihe sisn,, ,i.e bod " ,h.t,
ana dIcs. bat ,ho-. ho .,isn.fri, l~l.yr 10
the rstitai'on 81 all. can Is,ok foraAtd viii
the etc 81 faith o. tbr pststrr ,,f God where
~ s'cAntrs 70 pcrm,ttrd Ia 'uflle VI, i,cIrr.
sNd u hrt. no dcsih Wiii can-s the breast 81
faihet 90 mother to hs,s,e ~ilh snlush. Lu,
where v II met la,hct aud uo,i,ct. sssist
snd brother. 10 Ts't 10 r,rf~ fofe,s
rHsa f,'' srp ha.spf ,y.ti then too az ., ,e.t
" ~" ,''o~r's of Gir's, ~ t~rne,.tih. ii.,..a
~ 900. te~ ftts'ta t,u,r ih,s ',e,'srs IS de-.
]" Gov ~hrfe 'u't't' oar ttrtrslhs,
lN.,n 49, ~ ,t'i rl~tira D.. then comedian
or 'o-4 10 tfHsf sst tntrts gsn
Ret lot ~ al ssttss a. me- h.t ssrt. MOTE
To p.T re'sf stata on bat hsssra Show "
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Nlcrnt1.

Ia Rutlsnd, a. the tn inst ny Rev. 4 J.
dare Wslkrf, Mr Silas II Hubbard q Nash
"a, \ n, 10 Mtss Sarah i.k o. The former
place
In Hogulholly, On the jtA ,nsi, BY Rev.
Dsua.l Packer, Mr.. Charles ". ieiaenSay
aud Mss Frances st Emery ,bsth of L1dloN
la Dsnby, 90 the 9Th oy fd'a Bllef, LEG
Mr. JEREMIAH v ace, sLd Mas Eunice NJ
Baker
Also ., the same piser, on the ,Anse DAY.
and by the same, Mr.. William II Potter, and
A,.. Harriet ID Ntd-, al oi DANNY
H. IS indhAr,. On tae 9th vi, b. the Rev
& Il Gr-eu, Geo :. DSffs fsq 0. It'en'
d,sh. 10 Niss AGsitnr II tabh, q w
la Cs,sndsb. Ca the ith me, ~ Rev
FRESHMAN, Miss Nara u fieishe', a bs'
place and M. Ambrose Rannsg 81 Bosloa
Ia San ftsneisSo, Cal, On Tie 18th u Del
l,s,, Nj Geo. ". Moore, Of >, toss, No
sne Met. & AecOrnase Of Rutland. VI
Ia flasisnd lon ,l.e 5ih, BY kts Leland
Hosfs. De. Asa H0ssIe sae Mica Ms's,
Rsss, al q
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12
~ HENRY BALL, Rccist,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE the Subscribers. being appointed by the
w Hon. Ifobate Court for the Distinct o!
Eutiand, tomnissIoaefs To receive, examine
and adjust ali cilims md de uands II al persons
against tie estate of D"lISeratce Roger, late
Of Granville. IN the county of Washington
aui state OF New York. deceHscd. represcntel
inSolvcht. and sS months hUm the eleventh
day oil November, 1850, beln. allowed by sad
cour, FOR Tint purpose, We do therefore, hcreO,
give notice that we viii attend To The business o
our sad appoin tment 1t the countln. room oi
II. C!a;k, ~ Middietuwn, ola the last Satur-
days % January ard Ayri', next, from 10 % cIpc,
A NJ uAtil o'clock P. on each of sad days
IL. CLAIM, UmIBy-
u f.. NICHOLSON. ! sioner.
Rutland u Decemb,t 10 ldJU. rs
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

fHonAHtr Drrrsitox or Two
As,ricsNs IN PARnsuCsr. Br tie
ARRIVAL 81 friend. " tso. for the Ia>,
ih'ee .ears has been ifasc,inr ia Ira.
al and the Bacnos Ayr,an Province.
Nc are placed IN possession og several
/ items worthy o. notice. Oar informant
tsPcsking Of a journey which he made
through The Interior 81 the province aI
h'o Grand do Sui. IA June last gay. /:
lpah my arrival AT San BORA. 81.
'ngc "i missions. situated Ola ia. bank,
Of the River Upray. I lenrncd thai,
Me'srs. Edward 4. Hopkins. "a son !
believe, 81 Bishop Hopkins OF vermonil
and Geo. A Brandreill, son Of DR. II.
81 his ciy. bad lcn san BORA in the
bes'hning oi February for Assumpc,on.
an Paraguay. They took With them a
eaide aud a couple Of loaded mules.
leaving the bulk of their merchandise.
Witch could only be introduced ahrr
obtaining special permission from
Lopez, the President II Parag1av.---
Although e,2ht or ten DAYS ia nrcos.a.
~ for Journey frum from san Borja
10 Assumption. aud .Nvssrs. II. and Il.
ie't with the Intention Of returning i,n-
med'aieiy Tor their Merchandise, moth.
ing had been heard Of them ND TO he
tune Of nay leaving, a period OF five
months. The general opinion q, San
BoJa Is that they are detained by Pre-.
ideh. Lopez. " !. Courier.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

Tdn POSTMASTER GENiRAL.--The
Boston Courier has the following re-
marks wei deserved by the subject OF
them on the ability, energy. and eff
riency of the Hon. y. X HALL the
present Postmaster General;
There is not, perhaps, n branch of the
Government requiring such constant
watchiulhcss and care II, the Post Office
Department, nor one in regard TO the
management OF Which the public are
more critical. a, this progressive pc
nod in the coun,rys history, constant
improvements and reforms are nccessa.
~ in order 10 meet the increasing wants
Of the community, in connection with
the United States mail service, and the
chief OF that department., who expects
and aims to satisfy the public cxpecia-
'lon. must possess business talents Of no
ordinary character, and degree Of pa
lien, industry no, always found in the
public func,ionarics of the government
Sach qualifications, We are satisfied, arc
possessed by Judge Hall, and rs much
was guaranteed 10 the country by the
reputation Of tha, gentleman
We might state many facts going tC
show his determination 10 make lis de-
partmenl all that il was designed 10 be
and to bring all his subordinate officer,
up to the same standard of energy ano
iaiihfulncss which he himself exhibits
Among other things, he has recently i.
sued Circular TO very imporlan
class Of bis officers. which concludes a,
fellows: " lie! the Postmaster General
neiihe. requires nor expects from an.
ut.icer OF the department more iabo
,iogs devotion TO its services than Ia
intends to impose on himself; and bu
hopes Tia, every one viii labor viii
,heerfu!ncss, zeal. and consiancy. to su'
tain. II no, elevate the character Of III
department, and secure more pericc
accomplishment Of the extended an
5eneiicial objects for which il was c.
iabii.hej"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

GnrAr OyTfn.-We learn that Mr..
Rarnum has received n letter from san
Francisco. saying iha, If he would come
here with Jenny Lind. and give ten
concerts, one hundred persons VIII obi'-
gate themselves 10 pay HIN 5000 each,
for each nj sht. and themselves take the
risk Of selling The tickets. Mr., Barn
um replied 10 this offer, that il the
wealth Il san Trsncisco was 10 be con
,e,,ed into n solid diamond and LAID a
hi. feet. Il would not tempt him 10 ri,k
the happines. aud life Of lbe fair night
ingale in the tedious and perilcus jour
ney.-Y0pers.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
DECEMBER A.

At Market 1924 Caitlc--sh0ut Ga Bervcs
and 400 Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen
Cows and Calves, ieariIngs, aud years
old
Psiors -.Md,td B"f-E1,ra Sc 90 PER
cw, 'aqualliy, s. % % do 81 80, ID 90
500.
Barrtl,ng Caul, 80 80.
Hdts- 50 tD per cwt Inioe 3 %
SroRrs-- Horking OIfn--S SD o.. - 100
Cows and tair,S- so, ~, - %
l,aTi,sgs-Saj : aI0.
Trio Wars OiG-Si0, Hs II.
Thru Icafs Od-li, Ia "a
NssP and LambS--6 $3.50 at market INirs,
81 OK I 100 ~ Nv lot, II 81, 200 80
Nearly ali sold.
SWiat 2lj Retail jaG &c
ErSAUks The market - active. Good
Cattle, Sheep and Lambs tcll readily a, Ear
piices Nearly all sold 20J1 live Fowls
sold at very insh prIccs. ~ cars came over
the fiichbuTg railroad, and ~ over the Boz
ton and Low II railroad, loaded with Cattle
Sheep, Horses, SWINE and Fowls
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION
o. Al INsISsL sTnCK o.
DRY GOODS,

y WAIIINGIOkD,
At the store lately occuprrd by Howard liar
~, ESQ commencing on lucsday, Dec.
Il. al clock, 7 u aud IA the
evening, and vii ID, continued
from day t. day until the
whole Ia disposed o.
The cIrtunstaLces under hich thcs,
Good. sre placed, renders Il necessary 10
force them off At Auction, and nsny If then,
beng e thu furst texture, newest designs,
aud mos, expensive inbrcs, VII 40 doubt bt
sold at great sAcrIhcc
Among them may h, found tho following
Supcrfirc, black, blue, brown, gT.en and
olive Broad Cloths; black sud roiurcd Do.
.Alns aud iassim-r-s -uib"s-ed and plan
satn Srs,tng.. Siik ana Saun scsris Aud
UanLktrrl.ctr, 10 ca ,ie- with an 'AIrnsISd
a,s,itincnt al shiRis comprising Long snd
Sg4afe, sli wo1i, Biocha, printed cashmere
/ kcri. Bay S.air. Waleriso, tanl.n Crspr.
ni.-A aud rgiated tlks, su3 Satin uith other
stale, vs1n at this scssnn. Drrss Gods, N
/ great yst,rly, comprising Irrach aud Grass
SnAs, 1urk SliHs, vide SATIN Dfc,ses
Euia5sznrs, $iA Wlrp Alpaca. taucoos
: 70 So ln al ts,aiiln"ut d i.rn~n Good- ~
tscscArc and Brown IaLlr cloth. al siLr,
natas.ry rAr'lLTs, sLIunZs, aud B1soG
LinB~us, i.iuers. ,-iGcn tHmt'ick tidkt Sc
tbs 20 stock direct i5ou the ,1st1n Hous'
New Ya;s, wii. H. found dcsfsb,r, and 10 n'
e., sh.pw TN 4 i1rc cham. Is nsM Otiei
cd to purchasers
The attention q bous -Leogsrs, isn.hcs
t.d.-rs and oiheIs. are requested t0 Wet ..
,tocs, AZ l!le goods All, be- pot up IN .p,s t.
,ut parchas~f,. and SD S,ihoat rcgsrd &
~ s.i, ~ uirasufe, and bot -ur 'nIhu't =
ed t. ~! rgch iot az parcel IT, lsa,c. ar
particularly inYiUd - attend Inc ,sIes. a
e5nvrnieai scaia n b. fJfn,-i.d Tor ibei
scrslnmo tuou. l.. DiHLLY, agent.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12


Ii any information is correct IT Is
iAi intended thai either Mr.. Seward or
Mr. Stevens TO introduce proposition
Tor ,he repeal OF the Fugitive Slave
law, such us has b.en al.edsrd. There
fore all speculst'0ns on that score are
unjus, and uniounded Much di,aP-
pon,mcnt has been felt IN some quar-
tiers t,,a, such a moyemen! has no! al
ready been made and IL The whole
trah could be ascertainci II nigh; be
discovered that this disappointment, Is
mos, k.cniy Eel, by indi' iduais who
e,smotcd louiest a. tho bare suggestion
Il repeal.
II she South will manifest The spirit
- forbearancc which ] hay" cccason ic
know j. cherished sad is growing a
,Long all Tic delegations OF the Nor'h
The session wia pass OF quietly. anC
yutlic business will receive the at
an,ion which i,s importance demanii
There is no human contin seney D..
which q motion to rereal this law cal
Prevail in either house.
Cor. ". ]. C0py.