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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
AVIS,

Attendu que Washington Z. Rilry s'e..
adlresst d I'hpnorabls Cour dn Sixiem-
District judiciaire pour Ia p%'roisse d'E-t
Baton Ronge ct Etat de ia Louisiana, pour
c,re nounne administrator de- la Success
ion de Rober, A. Riley, son frore, ci.devant
de Ia dite pa,oisse, DECIDE.
Avis est par 10 rrescnte doune i tous
ceux int6rossos de faire SAILOR leurs raj.
sons daus dix jnurs du service de Get avis,
pourquoi la ditr application n" snrait pas
accordGe. Nj. MORENO.
Feb. Ii, 1880 Grrfier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
NOTICE.

NUIaCE.
Whereas Washington Z Riley has ap.
oiled 10 he Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court Tor the Parish Of f. b. Rouge, III the
Stale of Louisiana to b. appointed nd.
minislra,or cf the succession ofhis deed.
brother Robert A, Riley. late of The said
Parish.
Notice Is her NY given 10 all persons
interested TO show rntise within len days
from the first publication of,hl. notice
why the said application should NOT be
grun'cd.
NJ. MORENO, Clerk,
February Is, 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
Notice,
A. PLOUGH AND SON,

ORR ATIv AND MECHANICAL DENTIsts,
MAY heeaitcr be consulted every day frnm
gp'clock,, 4 NJ, until 4,P NJ. al their resi-
dnsr, n sort distance Eust of the Court
ht,se, Batn Rouge. they isope by their
shll and iiustry 10 secure a portion nt nub-
lii patronac.--hadies will be attended at
tlsir residsce. if desired. -s-ua s .
~tTPariolars attention will be given tn
Gals from he country. References of the
hih ,st reArr,ab lity can be sren If desired.
CArge. 10 II classes, will be mode'a ate.
ban. 5, 1870.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
TO THE FASHIONABLE

q The rnde rsigBed respectfully informs the
ia ~citiaens Of Rntnn RnsinA and e.e:.z... Aft
Ns,I the addition to his large assortmen Mt Of watches
and JeWicry &C., he has just received a fresh supply
Of the handsomiest and most fashionable patterns for
persons wishiIg, 10 get cheap and good
terrnined to sell low for cash. and lower than .l,s sarns
article can be furnished in the oiry.
re-. DELARuDORlE.
Harvey House May 26, 1919.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

Just received a fine assortment Of FRENCH
BRANDIES which i. offered for sale al N.
Orleans prices, by.
JOHN G.. LANOUE.
decaly. Agent Of z. d. Blanchard @Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
AUCTION.

WIN be sold at Pubic Auction, at the door
" of the Court house IN The Town Of Baton
Rouge, on
Wednesday. March aoih, 1850.
TWO lots Of ground situated in thai part of
The town Of Baton Rouge. latd out by + l3ea,-
regard, being lots Nos. 4 and 5 equa,eg, with
the buildings aud improvements thereon, can-
sisting Of d dwelling house, large Compensatory,
Kitchen, ~.
Terms IF Sah-CASH.
Sale TO commence at III o'clock.
Feb. 80. .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

JUST RECEIVED per y. d. Gipsey,
- ROPE all size,
TIN Ware,
COFFEE Mills, ..r
NJ SODA Biscuit. ,
\ Smoked Beef,
BEEF e. Buffalo Tongues,
TOBACCO, Tbs E1
OLD lam, Rum. 2
FRENCH Brandy,
sHAYI Hams verysurerior fDr sale by
Feb 6 5O,. NJ. b, WOLFE.
I'll. G. C~ARSTENs,
BUILDER & Architect.
l. now prepared to take all contracts in bis
line Of business on The most reasonable terms.
Shop near The garrison, East Of Lafayette
Street. Dec. 1st-y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
NEW STORE.
Fashionable Fall Clothing.

CIIIAIkLTIC =. HON.,
HAS just received by late arrivals, an
extensive assortment Of Clothing and fur.
nishing goods, TO which hs invites the at
iention Of the public generally. His store
is one door below Ionss' Shoe Store. on
Lafayette street. Oct. q, 1910
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
Avis

Aupndu que Madame Adelaide Cola.
(veuve d- feu Hyp"lite Lanour. decede)
do Ia paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge ct Eiai
de Ia Louisiane, s'est adresse d rhonorahle
Cour du Sixieme District Jndiciaire pour
pour etre noomrne administrative de Ia
succession de son defunt mari.
Avis est par la presen'e dome d tons
eenx interesses de faire vaIoir lrurs raj
sons dams dix jours de la ptem,ere pnbli-
cation de Get avis, pourg'oi la dite appli-
cation nc serait pas accorde.
Nj Nj. MORENO, Grefier.
Feb. Is. 1850, OFFS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

TINE subscriber has ON hand, and Is recei-
4 wing twice a week, a full and complete
assortment Of Groceries, Wines, Teas, and
Ligasss, all Of the best quality in addition
to which viii be found an assortir emf 81
HARDWARE, CUTLERY FARMING
UTENSILS Dc,
which be will sell at New Orleans prices.
Purchasers are invited to call before parehas-
ing. M. b. WOLFE.
Jan 10y. Cor. Of Lafaysste and Florida sta.
CAST ADVANCES made on Cotton, Sugar End
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
Feb. Is, 1850, 2fs.
NOTICE

Whereas Mrs. Adelaide Cola widow
ofthe late Hypolite Lnnoue. Sen, decd.
of the Parish Of East Baton Rouge in the
State Of Louisiana, has applied to the
Honorable Sixth judicial District Court
for said Parish to be appointed AdmIni'-
,ratrix Of the successinn Of her said decd.
husband.
Notice /. hereby given tn all persons
interested 10 show cause within ten days
from the first publication of said notice,
why the said application should not be
granted. NJ MORENO,
Feb, 16, 1850 ct. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
No. 252 Camp street.
CONDUCTED ny
DR.. AND N RH, MACAULAXl

TNHE whole School liz under The %perHonf
H. supervision of Mrs. MAcAuIAY, and ~
higher "laeses in the Literary aud Scientific
Departme MS are instructed by DR.. MAcAulAy,
whose time and attrntlul a-e exclusively de-
voted 10 the duties Of tlo lrstiffte.
The School Is ~ arranged ~ TO make u
both an English ami q French school Th1
senior French Department il tintIef the diret
lion OF . gentleman. q native Of + nmc; and
Eve Jtttd-, inter ,lkai ~ u y nell lady, nj
OF " ose duties Is IT, attend The pup dni ii
! cir recreation TN the y ay-ornninl, and I'll
assist them in ,onvrrsIHg familiar Y In II
Fr,n h ianHuagr. That the ,br,r ladie- MAJ,
he bio MI only to read ana write III lsne,Hvel
with On g and cor rtuess. bu, that { ny mn v
acq ire TIC p wer If rorvefs,nn IN / with faci.
lifv, every lesson rs inada 4 Iessutf in FreurhI
rurvpraat ION.
i'nc Sahools N resp ri " Fhgish studi ii
il divided mo three Dtpar fhcni- the Pri.'
ttd,y, the Janior. aud The Senim'; and theE
Ct + iica inn Of these Detrar III, Ms IN 1ascs-I
minod by proficiency iii attai men = rather
III n aye, he hin of he Principals ia ioE
cotidnc' their pupils through d spsierta;rs
tnafss Of studis., affp ding nj the s,ire time
u progressive kh"wItdm AMI a progressive
dis"ia ire OF The mind and arnp,e arrailgr-
MI + have heah msd" tDr the IN rnrtion IL
a'np Is Of every age AMI grade r INT lie. tnai
| cultrts.
The School hours fl Day Scholar an
Fl NJ @ to 3, with proper Intervals for res, and
fecreati"n bay Btarders aid half ray
Boa nrs, are required to remain till I 10
prep re- their lessons TOR the next day.
ThH Glass roons are fur In numher w.h
m I'D i'insml tic Tor Muse tho tlay- roHnd
j. )arge aud dry-Ws'l paved with stots.
Gltb"-, Geological Sper nreiis, Orfety and
Of her apparatus, are Mt lath, 10 aid in ,tnder-
sta d,hs The 4%fctnres on Scisutet aud -
p,ins will I've SPARED ~ eecnre for the pupils
The BEST tiieafs\ Of eduta,inn, and highest
intellectual advantage Which It Is pc. sibte 10
obtain.
Monthly Reports. issued is to the conduct
and progrrss Of the pupils,
Keferentes :-iiis Exce'1eHtv, Governor
Walker, the Hon, p. w. Farfaf. Speaker Of
the II use Hon p. Marcy, &c.
TERMS PER MONTH.
Primnfy Department, SO
'"",of' . = y
senior, . ~
Hoard and Ed %,ration. %
l,av Bnarders and Educa'ion, 10
Half Day Bouders. d.. IL
An extra csargo l. fntde for Music, Draw.
ing. Danring, susn of Pmno, &c. Young IN.
dies boardibgsin the establishment are to be
%fntni-he with Bed, bedding, Towels, Table
| Napkins, Silver Spor MS, Knife and Fork.
New Orleans. 1s4g. a'.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
FOR
SELLING OFF FOR AND BELOW

GCOST
TIE UNDERSIGNED, having de'ermiier q
+, leavs for California, Is anxious tn realize ne much
| CASH az possible, and for that purpose he offers for
sals
His entire Stock of Goods,
for trti,l in surre Instances. belrw) Cost--consia,ing
of:
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Clothing of all qualities and prices;
Boots and shoes
Hats and Caps.
lie yyohld recommend III planters The following ar-
TRIES. ID Isising t1itm 10 call. for they sill get lmr-
gains!
I.nsts. aud krrcy'. dtilletl, plain. white and
ct,lurel.
4 fine article ri Rrissetis.
First ,t,i,lity Sparu blankets md. Nv Grt. n tnl
| and r,nr,liete IL <sortn,.nt If MI ii ~script.nl Of g'ols
Call at thtt IN
JOSEPH SIMON.
SrtrEsson Of SANGER. llgtr. Il Co.
oct 10y
MUSIC.
The following pieces Of Piano Musi' Just
r,rni.e.i, T. 'ri.tan Waltz, o.! $ mu r'nn u,
I'uIip Values. Ths IT. ht %linnse, Duicn
DO nun: Gone sil thee down. llunnari u,
Witt. vim variaatio,s, Columbian Waltz.
Java VI ,rrh, Greek Waltz, Hank. ,hc vespnr
Nv is st ..l,ng, Double Sliding Wal =. with
many mll,er pieces OF Music, a. Mares I:
Walta,., Quick steps, Roudrt, l'o'as,
Duets; also %Iloue's %schuols Tor lie i ute,
violin, Clarionst,, Flagrolet T rsalc by
GRo. M. IiERoMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

iUININk 400 or best quality Freuch
Qunine in sore and for sale by
q p Darts Druggist
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23
PLUGGING OR FILLING DEFECTIVE
lEETH WITH GOLD.

EEEIH WITH GUILD.
go inEtant is it to preserve the teeth by
plugAs item in due time before the ex-
posure ofle nerve or sensitive part takes
place, An{hereby becomes painful, that if
properly me ia a good constitution, when
the secrehs of the month are pure and
healthy, a,ee,h SO plugged with gold may
last slmoA life time. We therefore call
the attenh OF those DESTROYS to preserve
their teeth Particular care is given to that
important anch of our pr f%essiop, a well
as other bnches both mechanical and SCI
entiic. Qrges will be moderate to all
classes. A. l.. PLOUGH e. SON.
Dentists
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

An extra caarg" l. IN de for Music, Draw.
ing. Dane ing ,ss,sn of Piano, &c. Young In.
dies boardibnSin the establishment are to be
fntni<he with Bed, b~edding, Towels, Table
Napkins, Silver sporrtss Knife and Fork.
New Orleans. 1sAD. o o'"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

SAERATUS.-BOO pounds hes, qua
lily, f.salehy
"e p DAVIS,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

QuEN OF THE WEST CRATES
TIE celebrated Crates are fitted mp
with lowers and ummrr fronts. As Hl. %
with ender. and baskets.
.a 0Eo. M. HEREMAS.
ftp. "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

"ATED.-A LAD about the age of
w ayears, to attend store. o. who
speaks tench would be preferred. Apply
At this esse ---T--
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

fCApr. FOUNTAIN, NO. 7, Y. B. of
#. 4 a m,etint of Capt. Fountain, No. Z,
of order of Young Brothers of Tempe
RAND Resolved, "That this order meet at
the fethodist Meeting House, on next Sa-
turt, at 3 o'clock, ,. NJ"
Aolvad, also, "That those Who wish to
becdc members are respectfully requested
to aind attend at said place"
&c. COOPER,
Bpm Rouge, Feb. ., 1850. becy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

CAST ADVANCES made on Cotton, Sugar End
Meiasses shipped to Frsllsen 4 Co, by
THOS. PRENDERGRAST.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

II E SOUGNE fat des dcances liber-
ales d 'aent sur MeIasse, Cotton ct
Sucre, consbe d Frellsen ct Gle.
TBS. pRENDERGRAsT.
. Harvey House
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

We insert the following correspondence
fine Cuncordia Mtehtgencer. believing
thu, ID cannot fail to l,e Interesting ut the
present time, enanating from 50 distin-
enished aud scientific Il sn'l,q.n ~ Pruf.
G. g.! Fo,aIcy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

feh,1A,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-23

"S1CN OF THE BEE-ITlvE."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28

DEATH OF RICHARD M. JoHNsoN.-This
d stingulshed warrior, civilian and patriot
died at his h0me in Scott county, KY, on
the morning of Nov 10Th, at the age of IS.
He has been known ever since the brilliant
charge of his mounted regiment upon the
British line at the battle of the Thames in
1918. After the war he was elected to Con-
gress, where he served long time. His
report against the suspension of Sunday
mails gave him great celebrity, and estab-
lished his reputation as wise and fearless
statesman. In 1886 he was elevated by the
democrats to the vice presidency, and pre-
sided with ability aud fairness over the de-
alterations of the senate. The manners of
Col. Johnson were frank aud cordial, and
though politically opposed to Gen. Harrison,
he always insisted upon his merits as an of.
fcer in the war of the frontier. He died,
in the performance OF public duty, having
although suffering severely from incurabe
disease, Just taken his seal as member Of
the constitutional convention of Kentucky
Peace to the ashes Of brave aud honest
man, who chung to the UNION for which he
had fought.-BOSt. Post.
~ The West Chester passenger depot,
on the Rutland and Burlington Railroad,
was consumed by fire, on Friday night of
last week. The books of the company, and
baggage in the depot we're destroyed.
A WHITE CRow.-The Kennebeck Jour-
nal, says white crow was recently captur-
ed in that vicinity. Two ofthem were seen
together. The man who has it, has refused
$50 for it.
~ One hundred and fifty dollars have
been paid for hen, in Massachusetts,
where the hen fever RACES 1t is called the
wild Indian game hen. Jenny Lind" is
the name proposed for it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
G0itor's Gable.


BAKERSFIELD AcCADEMY.-Has issued
catalogue this year, that shows summary of
$50 female and 2ll malt pupils. This Institu-
ton under the charge of its most successful
principal ]. S. Spaulding, has become deserv-
eddy celebrated.
PEOPLES ACCADEMY AT MoRRIsTOwN.-Ap-
pears also to be Furnishing, numbering in the
whole, l79 pupils ia attendance the past year.
The printed Catalogues of these two Institutions
are positively the most beautiful we ever saw.
M. Dwinne, superior scholar, is the principal
of the latter.
JOHNSON AcADEMY.-J. X. Colby, Principal,
shows summary for l849 and 1850 of $50 diff
ferent pupils. Northern Vermont is really TAX
ing the lead in educational matters.
WASHINGTON County GRAMMAR School is
full, and has done well the past year. Its new
Catalogue, which was printed by the job, y
shows summary of 240 pupils.
LETTERS ON HYGIENE AND HYDRoPATHY, by
DR.. Roland s. Houghton, New York City, Fowl
ers, publishers. This strikes us as u philosoph-
ica and beautiful y written little work. Dr. Fl.
is one ofthe ablest and finest writers on the sub
ect he has taken in hand.
ACCIDENTS AND EMERGENCIES, by A. Since,
+. K. S.-Another and very "aluabIe treatise
just issued by the Fowlers on the treatment o
wonnds,, envenomed bites, buns, freez IS, &c.
arising from accidents.
The TWELVE QUALIT Es OF MIND. bv DR.
J. w. Redfeld, still another emination OF the
teemng press Of the Fowlers, new treatise of
Physiognomy and Its connection with Phrenolo-
gy- good we ihink-interesting, at all events.
Price 25 cts a number; number two published.
LETTERS FROM THE ADIRoNDAc MOUNTAINS,
by Rev. ]. T. Headlsy, N W. S. Taylor,
Publisher. We have read this with pleasure
Mr. Headey, author Of Napoleon and his Mar
shalls, the most graphic battle pcturer, perhaps,
living, has here some tiie descriptions of this
bold wild region, which he visited last summer
But i'll woodsman ship he is not exactly Leath-
er Stocking. The book however Is very read
able one.
HoUGHTON's REPoRr.-The Report of Geo.
F.. Houghton, Esq, in relation to national ex-
changes, Of which he IS the State agent, made
10 the Legislature the past session, and printed
per order ofthe Senate, presents matters of great
interest, showing the itch and peculiar indigen-
Gus materials, which Vermont may contribute as
her part in the new system of which she has now
become participant. The report is concise,
clear and well written doing credit to its author.
No Vermonter should fail to read 1t.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
}I)ie0.
Duxbury, 10th inst, Mr.. Lyman c. Turner

In Duxbury, 10th inst, Mr.. Lyman C. Turner
aged 81.
In Willlamstown, Oct 30, Susan, wife of
Capt. WIN. House, aged AZ. Mrs House was
one IF those women who needed no better rec
ommendation than to be seen and known She
was amabIe in her department, agreeable in her
manners, tender and afectionate in her family,
and kind and obliging to her friends and neigh
bOrs. Her sickness, though protracted one,
being disease of the heart, she bore with pa
tience-and frequently, when suffering from ex-
treme pain, and to appearance near her end, her
family weeping around her be side, she would
give them word Of consolation in that hour of
affilction', We deeply mourn her death, but
trust our loss is her eternal gain.
Mourn not for me, o children dear.
Nor shed one parting tear for me,
And you, kind husband, dry that tear,
Though me on earth no more YOU see,
What though my body must decay
What though itcrumbles back TO dust;
My spirit now hath scared away
To reign forever with the just.
ND.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Thursday, Nov. 81.
At Market, 1900 Beef Cattle. 800 Stores, %
pairs Working Oxen, II Cows g. Calves, 10000
She 70 and Lambs and 1903 Swine.
PRICES. BEEF CATTLE-Extra, Sc 90 -
First Quality, 5 5O-Second, so S 00-Third
4 90 a425.
SroREs-2 years old, sl2, 10; 3years old
l8 90; Yearlings, 7 a 9.
WoRKING OxEN-$65. IS, 80, 86,95, 100.
Cows AND CALvEs-$20, %, 1928, 81 35
sHEEp-$l 62, IFS, 200 800, Assoc
SwINE-4a 5 IA Retail, sac IA, One
extra lot l-2 5 l-2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY, NOV. ~.
At market, Cattle l2OO.-about 600 Beeves--
600 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen Cows
and Calves, yearlings and 2 and 8 years old
PRICES. MARKET BEEF-Extra, S. Is
per cwt., LIST quality, 5 IS, I'd quality, AIS, Sd
quality, $425
Hides-$5 90 per cwt.
SToREs-Wo Oxen-$54, 80 "a 100
Cows AND CALvEs-$l7, 25, a IS.
YEARLINGs.-$,6 10 a l2-Two Years old
$40, Is a 19-'Three Years old-$l4, 20a25.
SHEEPAND LAMBs-8403 at market PAT
cEs-Extra, $3 90, a475. By lot l Sc
2 90, 9 IS.
SwINE-None.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28

TIE DULCIMER. The attention of oil lt rtt-
ers, learners and lovers of music, is invited TO
Messrs. Eastman and Danforth's advertisement
in another column, of their new collection Of mu-
sic, by Professor Woodbury.. We are acquain
ted with Professor w. and his high reputation
for skill in his profession and shall be disappont-
ed if his work does not prove valuable addition
to musical science.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28

O. To the list of able political contributors,
whom we have engaged for our paper, we are
happy to add Mr.. Gregory, the freesoil represen-
tative ofN rhGed whose eloquenRand forcible
structures on the Slave law appear in the pres.
ent number Of our paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
Che Alarkets.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

BOsTON, Nov 90
Flour Prices are steady not having varied
any of consequence for several weeks. Ohio
and Michigan, $4 rs "a 87-0swego, AIS
Common Genesee, 525 as H-Fancy
and Extra, 5 rs a 25-- Southern, IS,
mos. Corn Meal, 335 Rye Flour, 8 IS g.
3S
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28

POWDER SAvED.-The Boston Bee, a wing
paper Of the straitest sect, in an article on the
late elections, very gravely remarks, that the
wings, tais year, have generally very wisely re-
Trained from burning gun powder to celebrate
their victories y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MONT

GRAIN further advanse has been realized
on Corn-Southern yellow, 73c-Mxed, - a
white, 69 SO. Northern Oats, 43 IA
Eastern, Al Rye is very scarce.
Wheat, 81 10 80 per bushel.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
w anted.
90 Sc

HOO SOLDIERS Rights, Patents and Grants, CIV
en- for Lands in Illinois, about 1878 for services in
The War of 1919 49, aud fer many years sold aud for
taxes. Apply to- or address II. MATrISON, No Nassau
Street, New York giving the number of aid lots, to
A. A. SWEET, Modtpelicr VT
November E, 1859 kSH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28

OAK HALL, Boston, stands unrivalled as
clothing establishment. Garments of every de.
scription are furnished to strangers at the lowest
prices.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
FOR SAFE also, Us hpoNc
The Chorus Glee Book,

Containing upwards of 100 Gess and Qnarletts by l. B.
Woodbury. and Thomas Hastings. This work contains
the choicest compositions of those authors in This depart
lent III music and isone which viii be found Of special
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Spinal Complaints, Swengs, Bruises, Sores Wounds
etc, it will remove ten times quicker than any other
LET THOSE WHO SUFFER TRYIT
1t will prove itself in few minutes As iii
taken internally, applied externally ITS beneficial effects
are 1t is betuc than all other remedies
HERE Is THE PROOF.
There s no other remedy that claims to subdue the
el pangs Of pain in seconds, mnues hours They
require the paeu to dos after dose before a favorable
change is promised. Not With Railways Ready Relief
Its effects instantaneous the first dose that is taken,
or the first external application commences its great work
of relief lrt IN pain
BEAR IN MIND;
That Railways Ready Relief will either of the
bove mentioned diseases in tenth the time il takes any
other remedy tc give even partial relief.
HotO RGdpayS Ready Relief Cures PAIN.
Railways Ready Reliefpossesses fat more potent pow
er over all acute pains and nervous Diseases than Nor
phne, strychnine. VeTatrine, other medicine in
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Neuralgia.
The sharp parting pnugs of pain of this cruel disease
instantly arrested BY Radways Randy Relief Over
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND,
of week. enfeehed, prostIaled fragile beings have been
re animated and nvigoracd and life health aud happi
ness by the NE of Railways Ready Relief In Michigan
and Wisconsin, where diseases prevalent
and where every other person you meet is troubled with
that distressing complaint,
Sick Headache,
and NeuraRie Mains in the head and face Railways Rea-
DIV Reefhas cured every tea spoonful Of Rad
ways Ready Relief taken internally and by balng the
paris where the pain felt externally will p the most
ef"e' p'"s' " mans a LErrER FROM RIoHroRD, III.
ESQ universally applicable Railways Ready Relief IN
these parts that adde's win 60 to bed unless they
have bottle Of the leady Relief Within their reach And
our men never go into the fields hunting amer prairie
in their pockets In commencement OF housekeeping
the young couple always supply themselves with few
bottles adway's Ready Reef-For is certain to cure
and stop any kind of pain in few secondswheiher it be
Rack Ache Stitch In the Back Sore bones Sore Muscles,
Pains in the Head, the Fe't, the Neck the stomach, the
Grons Sprns, Strains or whatever the pain may be, II
| nnnt iast long a1eT the OF The Relief