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Northern (Ogdcnsburgh) RaiIrao'
CHANGE OF HOURS.

IN consequence Of the arrangement
I made with the Vt. and Canada Railroad and the
Railroads leading to Boston and New York, and for
the conveyance OF Passengers 20 and from Montr real
Trains will run on and alter Jan. |, 81, as fol-
lows.
Leaves Rouse's Point at 9 A. ~. and arrive at
Ogdensburgh at , - 7. VI.
Leaves OgdenshurQh 10 A. NJ and arrive ct
Rouse's Point at 7 VI.
Trains from OgdensJwgh 10 Rouse's Point
,riH stop for dinner at Malone.
ly" Passengers upon their arrival at Rouse s
Point. will be Immediately conveyed to the Vermont
mud Canada Railroad the opposite side of the
Lakp-will sleep at St. Adams, and arrive at BOS-
TON the next evening at ~ o'clock
Passengers from New York will leave the Boston
Train at Nashua and arrive at NEW YORK the
next morning after leaving ST. Adams.
Passengers tor Pattsburgh, Keesville, and the VII
lagos on the west side OF Lake Chanpain can be
conveyed from Chnmplain Village every day except
Sunday, at s o'clock, A, NJ.
- Passengers from MONTREAL, will take
Euclos e. Co.'S Line of Stages upon the arrival of
the Cars at Rouses Point.
CIIALES L. SCHLATTER,
Jan. 3, lS3O. d&wi Superintendent
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Law and Land Office.
Fond dni.ao, Wisconsin.
nR L Ri N FLINT. ATTORNEYS AND
~ COUNCILLORS AT LAW and Soae'ToFs IN CsIs-

~ " ATTORNEYS AND
~ COUNCILLORS AT LAW and scaIC'ToEs IN CsIs-
EkAsrrs W pErRS tot The LAKE Arm OF Drury s.
Easlman)
EDWIN FLINT
MeSsrs. u & +. will practice in 81 Ihe Courts in
the state and give special aeniopio collecting an 4
securing debts They have bnsibrss connexions
hrmed hToughou; the State of Wisconsin, NorIhtrn
Illinois and Eastern Iowa They viii also attend 10
the purchase aud sale Of Lands the pa,me OF Taxes,
the location OF Land Warrants, The eNarhnal Of
Land Titles, &c.
The most satisfactory references will be given TO
our correspondents IN New York. Boston, Baltimore
Fhlndephia, Washington City, ana most o ihs
principal cities.
RcleLt Hon. Milo L. Bcunett. As.helP.ck,
ID. hngbon, Slna!Iey 4 PhelIs. aud { ID. f
sor, Era
bee ISIS w2sn
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From a Phvs,rian.
TTTVI n VFTTITT7I'
p .NGEROTS DELIVERIES
80 nuCTlONS IRREGULARITIES &c

HOW many are suffering from obstruction irreg
sssri,ies peculiar to the female system WHICH ,Uu
GeFrsine their ,heath the effects Of which Ny 1ire
ienerant, and Tor which their derncy iorfs seeking
medical advice How many suffer from 2rO'spssS
nier1 falling Of the womb or from s~or-qibn, v esk
ness, debility &c, &c How many are in ronsisn,
agony for many months preceding coniiDemsls! How
many have difficult if nos dangerous deliveries and
whose lives are icoparicd during such time, viii find
il il, pages the means OF prevention, alseboraiion.
AID 1eliefi
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COMBINATION,
Certificate OF DR.. FERRY, Portsmouth, n. II ]

- FORT HsMOUTH, sept. ~, ISl9.
Mr.. j. L. MoRSE, Agent Ter Whites Hair Res
toralve-- Dear Sir: deem it my duty to state some
facts respecting the nesiimahle value ot Whlle's
Hair Restorative. Several years ago after n severe
M OF sickness my wife lost all OF her hair, the scalp
appeared discussed and the hair grew out brash and
uneven. About year ago, by another fit OF sick
ness she lost all OF her hair second time, and for n
long time there was apparently no action in the
scalp. Alter various applications was induced to
Try the above mentioned Restorative and now after
the use OF few bottles her hair has grown out :
thick ms lusrous, and OF aS beautiful coloras ever
Furthermore Tor a long time | have been afflicted
with neuralgc aud other pains IN my head, aud |
have found II the best external remedy | have ever
tired | can therefore chcerully recommend IT To
all who are afflicted above as the best article
have ever seen.
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Most respectfully yours. &c,
Manufactured nv T. WHITE nnan IL W. :

Manufactured by T.. WHITE, Lowell. Mass.
eD Sold Wholesale in Boston by Wilson Fair
bank 4 Co., a Hanover ST. Retail IN Burlington by
a. &. Spear, ~ Scarle,t& Lyon. Wnooski: Nm.
l.. Burgess & Co, St, Adams Hicks q Soule -
lIesdoId: ) n. Gant& Go. Montpelier Red
field Il Grauns, also by any appointed agents
throughout the Cuit,d states WlU,r
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THE MARRIED WON AMPS
Private Medical Companion.
BY DIR. A. N. MAURICBAU,

UT "VTTE"'
THIS WORK Is INTENDED ESPECIAL.
LY FOR THE MARRIED, or those contempa
hnr marriage as it discloses important secrets which
should be known to them particularly.
Here, every icmale-the wife, the mother-the
one either budding into womanhood, or the one in
he decline of years, in whom nature contemporaries
an important change-can discover the causes. symP-
toms and the most efficient remedies and In0si
tain mode of cure, in every complaint to whrA her
is subject
The revelations contained in its pages have Yyov ed
a blessing to thousands as the innumerable leste-s
received by the author which he is permitted by arc
writers 10 publshl will attest.
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IN FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH, IA 1851.
AVOID BNEs SErDi

AND YOU CAN GAIN NEAR 80 PER CENT
rnzn9 , ra'1ss ssS $ S",'' e..
=. , a ,,G,s'gs, , the original and
GrEI.zlasIs-AD EN- spTSs dssgs. and much I"rR-
FRAup Countrricitors of Dalley's Extractor in inc
Old I'rppcr, flood the market, avoid as you would
poison, for to use il is as dangerous
No Article bat Dallpy's Genuine Extractor cnu
check inflammation instantly, entirely subdue the
pain OF the worst Burns and ScadS in from one to
Is minutes, and cure the without scar Piles
Salt Rheum, Cuts Hounds, Bypisrs. Sores and In
famed Eyes, lnnammatory Rhcnm1tism. Chilblains
old and inveterate sores, cures radically and pos
tively II never IN and there is no mistake only
get the genuine Dgv Salvc!
C4OSS IMPOSITION.
CAUTION 20 DEALERS! Inscriptions vendors of
counterfeit Extractor, put M the spurious and dele
teric stuff, with few boxes OF the genuine Daily
Snlve in each dozen. under well initiated but
Counterfeit Wrapper of the Old Size and thus Offer
It to dealers at reduced price This Bait takes
with many dealers, but the coniidinn sufferer who
happens use the counterfeit and poisonous stuff.
pays the penalty OF the fraud aggravated disease
unsighly detormity resulting from severe burns and
wounds and, not unrcqueny, loss of life itself and
the woiuI consequences
Fhun the poisonous Counterieits and bny Daev's
Save only in the new cnvrlops and the Large Boxes
MiBK-The cmblems ou the new wrapper: Tr.
angle, Serpent, sun. Dove, Lion and Eagle.
IMPORTANT CASE
Interesting particulars OF one OF the most severely
burned and injured sufferers by the late mechanically
and disastrous Hague Street EypioSion in Nc,p
0rk, will appear in few days i'm the paucrs The
case was pronounced hopeless but Dalev's Genuine
Extractor effected perfect cure Not scar is left
to tell the tale.
MiND-The new wrappcr-the large boxes-and
the genuine article.
CAUTION EXTRA.
INPOSTCES. travelling 1bout he cnnutrv rorrora,,
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Ertracf iron, a Letter.
70 those Just Married. -" Mad | Known I"

"PHILADELrHIA. Nov %. ls47.
"DR A NJ. MAURiCrAU: Had known OF tho i'm
portant matters treated Of in The MARRIED Womans
Private Medical Companion ~oms years how
much misery might have escaped hnye suffered
wears from causes v ch you point edf IN Your book
without knowing what 10 do. OhsAned n copy and
found my case treated of lrusi every female win
avail herself q the informal on contained in its pages
Letters are daily r: slyed of tho character nnns
csssRry IN p-ssen:
rage, or perhaps hrstatins 10 the prorricty n
incuring the responsibilities htcm'ant upon IT, tho
importance of Aamg possessed II The veb tDns con.
taiasyl in these pages, intimately invoking their
fut0Fe happiness, can not be appreciated
II is Of course, impraCticnblc to convey MAJ. fully
the various suhects treated Of. they ave al ns.
tuIe strictly Intended tor the married. sAase con.
templaiinc marriage neither is il Decrsssr, since
it Is every ones duty To become possessed q knowl
edge whereby the sutcrincs 10 hich vim , moth
err or a sister may be subject, can be ohvi,tod
IF Copies will be sent by Hail free Of Posing.
TO the Purchaser.
IT. On the receipt Of One Dollar THE MAR.
RlED WOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COM.
PANlON' is sent mailed free TO any pan ri the
those containing q remittance and addressed IN Dir
A. NJ. MAURlCEAU, BOX 1924. New York Civ
Publishing Office, No. 1879 Liberty ST. New York
over ~, 900 Copies hive been SOM sy NAH,
within three months with PerieC. sals,y and Ger
tainty
;, b. NlCHO Is, Agen, for Burlington an
vicinity.
Oct /, 1880. wl5m6.
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TINS elegant pre-
paratlon Is fast ia
king the place of
all other articles in
use, Tor restoring
and dressing the
Hair. 1t prevents
the Hair rom fI.l-
iug oil, promotes
us growtlI,rrnolcs
dandrun, aud re-
stores the natural
and luNuriant
growth otthc Hair
inallrlscs otbJid-
ness 1t also re-
moves pain and
heatirolnthe head,
and Is n SOVEREIGN
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sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
Ertract Of a Letter from Gentleman in Dayton, q

Ertrdct Of Letter Prom 6e"Heman ~ Ddyf'n "a
DAYTON, May /, la47.
"DR A. NJ MAuRlcFhu-My Dear S,r: The
Married Woman's Private Medical Companion, fDe
which enclosed one dollar 10 yoar address, cans
safely to hand. would not have troubled You win
these few lines, but that | am impelled by sense
of gratitude for myself and wife, 10 give utterancs
to our sincere and heartfelt emotions.
"My wife has been perceptbly sinking tor some
three years or more in consequence OF her great an
guish and suffering months before and during
confinement; every successive owe more md more
debtated and Frustrated her, pacing her lie IN i'm
minent danger and which On the last occasion,
despared Of supposed that this state Of things was
inevitable and resigned myself 30 meet the worst
At this time now about two n90thsl heard your
book highly spoken Of as containing some matters
reaching nv case On its receipt and perusal' can
not express to you the relief il afforded my distressed
mind and the JOY its pages impaired TO my VILE O.
learning that the great discovery of NJ. NJ. Desc
meaux provided a remedy 1t opened a prospect to
qle which little conceived was possible. No pecu-
siary consideration repny the obligations i
Rm under 10 YOU Tor having been the means OF I'M
partng to us tire matters contained IN The Married
omans Private Medical Companion But hs
tbs ere another year would have passed over my
mead, in ali human probability my wife would have
oe.c in hsr sr.ve and children et mOths RI ess.
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SUI VAN r AlLRO AID,

SU v A N r A L 0 AID.
Water Arrangemcnt.-Janua Ist, 1850
NARS LEAVE BoSrON FROM FITCHBURG
~ Railroad Depot by way of GrotOn Junction,
Fitchburgh, kecne, Wapole and Windsor, at :. SO
A NJ, and arrive at WELLS RIVER at 345 and at
Burlington at $40 2. NJ.
Cars leave Boston for Charlestown, Claremont,
aud Windsor at 7.30 and ] A. NJ, and arrive at
Windsor at | Is and $50 P. NJ.
Cars leave Wells River at . 30 and Burlington al
$50 A NJ, and by way of Windsor arrive in
Boston AT M.
Cars leave Windsor alta and IL 10, and arrive
n Boston at 2! md P NJ
New YORK passengers connect at Giotton June
tion and Vapule
Stages leave Wells River on arrival of Cars
from Boston, Tor ST. Johnsbury, Stanstead, Derby
Line, &c &c.
Stages leave burlington each morning Sundays
Icepted) for Montreal. &c. &c.
Freight Trains leave and arrive at Boston daily
Cattle Trains for Porters on Tuesday
THOMAS S. WILLIAMS,
Supt Sullivan Railroad
Charesown, n. H.. Jan. /, 1850 d&wtf
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ONMONGER
%SA KEGS ASSORTED Cur NAILS.
wv 100 Tons do. Round 3-l6 to 3 uch Iron
10 Tons Assorted Square 3-S to = inch Iron.
Band II 3 to 5 inch do
Hame & Scroll ,5-Sto lis do.
Horse Shoe do.
Tire / l-SX 3-8to X 3-s do.
Swedes inch to 3 inch do.
Russia, Old Sable do.
10 Tons Assorted Sandersons Cast Steel.
Eng ana American Spring do.
German do.
English Bstered, i. do.
American Bstered do
d" Swedes aud Am Toe Calk do
" Horse Nail Rods
Hoop Iron, 5-S to Ia inch.
Gro Bars, Cutter and Sleigh Shoes, Wrot Iron
AYles Cast Iron do, Hook sand hinges Steel springs
Anvils, Vses, Screw plates Bellows, Log and Trace
chains, Post do Wro't Nails, Horse Nails, carriage
bolts, Enmld Preserving Kettles, Glue Pots, Sauce
Pans, Tea Kettles, Oven and Arch Kettle Mouths
Brass Kettles, Hollow Ware, cooking parlor and box
Stoves caldron kettles, Plough castings, Maeable
Iron Nuts and other castings Fry Pans. Washers
Sheet and Bar Lead Sheet Zinc, Shot, Iron, Brass e.
Copper wire Sheet Brass Douglass pumps, Lead pipe
Shove.s, Spades, scoop shovels Hoes Manure and
Hay Forks, Hay Knives Grind stone cranks and roll
FRS, sad lrons Tailors Irons, shoves and tongs and
stands, counter scales and weights, Heavy and hand
Steel Yards, Broad and Narrow Axes, AIDES, latch
cts, Cap AuGers wagon ane cart Boxes, &c. &C.
BY STRONG, DOOLITILE a. co.
Julv l. lSi6
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remedy tor all diseases OF the scalp 1t gives the
liar brilliant, glossy Iu,lrous, Il sken texture and
a healthy, vigorous appearance. No Lady's toilet
can be complete without This indispensable article.
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IN HOUSE CLEANING.


ed in the spring and tall, being rcducrd GuGg THAN
THREE TorRruS, lIIraves paint good as new IN
appearance, 0HhOut 'hyuri"g ats PermdRtssy ~ tie
least.
The printed directions winch are furnished 10 ev.
purchasers must III all caScS be SrrOppopsI odSerr
ed l order 10 obtain the benefit u, the So1p
The following are among The comIncnA Ia;ons al
ready obtained from persons who have lrs;ed It's VIZ
tues -
:, Burlington, May =, 1880.
McSsrs. WoopRUrr X RAE
Gentlemen have at last arrived a the cOncln-
SION IN regard 10 your Patent Soap Tor kamy " ASH
ug suppose yOu will consider me ialhrr nYdy in
reporting a. you, butt waited tor ST srfai Iias, as
found some difficulty in getting tar oles, n wash
rr> arr so IN the habit OF rubbing That II has been
repeated trials that could pet n aiI operation, and
am now told by the persons rylng tl Ar Thai ih,y
are fully convinced OF IT'S utility anI entirely eslab-
fishing what you state IN relation 70 -.
Yours truly, JAMES COOK.
Philadelphia, May %, 1880
have examined Crnur's faienl Soap rs made bv
c. d. knight " Coz aud am well SATISFIED kai 10
contains mo- ingredients which could be injurious r.
the most delicate iahrc ON which u s emp. %yrd.
have also examined 1t practically, and lind II 10 pos
sess most excellent detergent Quantities.
las. t. BOOTH
Practical ana Anayicni Chemist
OF Professor Booth, Or Rcyncii Coates, who is
hardly less distinguished rs a Chemist and Physi-
clan than as n literary man, SAYS
Mr.. Booth IS 50 well known throughout She land
that should hardly mnk "A cerllhcaie of his scirn-
tltc standing necessary lie Is universally admitted
to be one OF the t,o0 hrSi Chemists IN the L >tars "
CraDCS PatcRf CowpoHBd WASH Mri4re. sup
piled 10y l.. lioodrah, Agent toTNermont has been
used IN my family tor several weeks with the most
gratifying success, have no hesitation IN recon-
mrndiug II $ highly useful preparation, and that
ITS value IN the process of washing rs unQurs onabIr
LESTER JAMES,
Pastor of ll' VI l. Churr. IN Burlington, VI
CrdaC s Patent Soap We have irlrd this COM
position m our own family, and it Is one ot the most
IN l.
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NERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.
!k.tEEEl 49,; 95 - - 80 !sl:5,}sA
OPEN cd 10 WEST ALBURGH.

an and after Monday, Jan. 10, 1851.
W the Passenger Cars will run follows daily
Sundays excepted;
Leave Boston at 10 a m, from the Boston and
Lowell and Fltchburg Railroad Passenger Stations
3 rnglon. Montreal and Oglensburg, and ar
at burlington at e ,25 p m. the same day, and
OGtensburg at ,, p. III. and Montreal at 4 p. the
neat day.
Returning leave Ogdcnsburg at 10 III. Montreal
nj at IN. and Burlington at 80 n. M. Arrive in
Boston at p. III. the same day from Burlington, and
att p. nj. from Montreal and Ogdensburg the same
day
The Trains connect each way nj Nashua and Gro-
ton junction, with Trains to and from Worcester,
Mass aud New Y ork City,
Freight trains leave Boston and Burlington Daily
Sundays excepted.
For further information see Pathfinder Railway
Guide JAMES MOORE.
d&w-t Superintendent.
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| ONDON PORTER The TRUE AkTI.
~ Gle. \ trsu supply OF y cruI importation lor
sale hy fUEO \. PtCk.
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NJ Ell LLIC OR vULCANIZED
Rubber Betting,
steam packing and EEOsc,
ANUFACTURED BTTHE
Boston BScltiMg GOsnpany.

MANY OF TIE HEAVIEST BELTS
I'1 in the Northern States, are made of the Vulca.
nized Rubber, or Metallic Gum Composition, (Which
cannot be affected by heat cold and are in success
tuI operation, giving perfect satisfaction The cxpe-
rcnce OF the last three years has gained for them the
confidence OF the consumers this together with the
tact that great Improvements have been made in the
quality warrants the manufacturers in ASSERTING if to
be superior to leather for all open Belts lnore espe-
ciay fOrheavy main Belts for the following rea-
sons -
|. Its perfect equality of width and thickness. which
it will retain.
>. No danger of heat under 300 Farenhct niures
it, and it remains flexible in any degree Of cold
3. 1t is of great strength and durability does not
slip on the puieys, consequently gain of power is
obtained, and when adjusted to machinery, does not
require alteration, as Is the with leather
A. In large Betting the cost is much below that O
Gather.
Alarge assortment always on hand and furnished
OF given lengths at shortest notice
Packing Tor Steam Boilers and Steam Pines made
oft the Metallic Rubber, is now universally a;Ioped bv
the Rail Roads and largest Steam Worke IN New
England also, on board the Steam Boats of the IVES
tern lakes and when once tried is slrc 10 s, ,rsade
al other articles tor this important purpoo. An as
sortment OF various thcknesscons,antly on hand
HOAE
Metallic Gum Elastic Fire Engine and Factory
Hose
Suction Hose, of various sizes which is found mncb
more perfectly are tight aud durable than leather and
lower price.
Coupling furnished at the customary prices.
STRONG DOOLlTTLE & CO. Agsnts.
July II, 80 wifi
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One o. tie Great ST Discover cs Of the lire
Whites saaVr lscstOraelyc:

purF7V TcgeI0bIe C0mroU'd,
FoR RESTORING, BEArrFYNG, CLEANSING SOFTEN
IGG AND DRESSING THE HAIR.
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now ready to invite the attention OF the public
large an assortment OF
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60. .:.gs,.DC'.IDs.: so S s
IN EACH B0TTLE-oxr r,,,cp,,,,,i d a.,,-
TnRtE Dc'es day One soac cou.,utu 81 doses a.t.
Twcniy-Our Hays.
Price *lfo pe, bo'9c, ~ 81, h.air, ro, $1ro
naEs Ez G VA TVaA. @T CRsS
PURIFYING EXTRACT
nor PIT po in QuART uoTTLES, and i. of the
came m'd'o' "''"g" ond aorp that III tine "Da bot
Thr 2,cH Sper",ty9f thus rrRlrlrs over SNs,r,RrtlA
stood from the following fc, FrN,r -brcns. it not opiD
possesses Po,ton Of ia medication the runE EssrScE Of
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
Cherry and Snssufrns Banks,
more strongly more pomery concentrated md hyger quonn-
IN any hottie of niciirfnp called Ec a. ,'
Bn' SEgoNnLy"cgs" This Pnriacr ai'9 pos,e,,e. the
medical cCcteg AMI tciliHg r,tves Of ,crs,n otcr
Roots, Bnrls, and Vegetables,
e PrRtfViNG rr,lrrtes u wlr yrcoHv SUPERIOR "a
, Gcn5 ,r T CJ,' 'r gs S5 o wG i %%" ,
enc 10" most certain aud c Purifier of The Blood y, Nv
Tie De,Es ''''''7 "'''''' '"''''
oniy One Tablespoonful, nt,ec time. Drn
Buti isuo' win Evuci ct S,ra,,iy2, for In
Of ls o,t'-'nn IN lngc 1ohc brs go hlc wrnlt,uct
Ar reduced ule D.sE "i SaraplrIa Las to bc 'T,vn
"o' Day, to have my neiin effect; aud as no,n. of
nataphrIt "'y holds siyf" vo,Rtis therefore, - p,ny
'oonia' a a d2'e and many day, WA use up
bottle 81 - -
Four. FIVE SIX Days,
which show that b7e! Br1ni- Purifier, will ms, from,
Twelve in sixteen D,,, tu', uuu q bon" vi Slt.a.
LUn' and 10 u. daily m'rui ri'1ry doses, h- s
tIRFNlNt u ittLNG tx Tine dN t,,yc ir,J ct Sir,,.
'au.r. then PtoyEs hui U,r bottle oi nj PtrurirR 1.
No'h F"tc. tm0. or Fare times au tc OF slr.a-
Utrllu.
Fnr ahov" rumtnrI-un do"s sipv II meat differ
-"ce m rHne between M Defc5i eicy Of RRNNrs prRtirR
ana N,PAPl.ih Tl- wi appear 10y the certificates of
'ure7 IN hrfnri FiniJ'hien. shpwin. ,ha
ONE BOTTLE OF BRANT's PURIFIER
mas more efficacy ipguje bio, di,en t,sp
oNs BOTTLE OF BRANr's puRIrlt
DANGEROUS SCROrcJr,A

mas more c'hcnrN and ctyrs tgptve Bloc der,, ia
TEN Bottles Of >iarsrpurilla.
It. then. ONE BortLr ct rrutlR sell. for D.r po,t
me '''te ~ Nrys Jlr'Nr suuui s,.,i for Ten Eput.
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William Ks. IL atch.
ULNOOShI F.ILLS. IN

June % 1850.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15
TELEGRAPHIC.
CINCINNATI. April I0-p

CINCINNATI. April 10-p. M
River risen 10 inches. Flour in fair demand
1900 bbls sold at SO As a SO so. Whisky 171c
Mess Pork, $l3.
NASHVILLE. April 10-P. M.
River rising 10s feet to the mouth. America
arrived yesterday. ..
ST. LOUIS, April lO-p NJ.
River falling slowly, with scant feet water
weather pleasant.
kennett, and the entire wing ticket for general
Offices elected by from $50 to 700 majority Also,
majority OF the city eouncilmen are wings.
ST. Louis, April LIP. M.
The weather, yesterday and to-day, has been
mild and pleasant; Monday, continued showers
materially checked out door operations. River op-
poste the city rising rapidly, and affords good
stage oil navigation Tor largest boats to Cairo All
the upper rivers reported rising.
Markets inactive. Flour, supertine, SO so; ex-
ira city brands, S4 SO. Corn declining sales at
80 40c Oats dull at 80 40c. Tobacco, sales of
common factory Tugs to good shipping leaf from
50 pass. Hemp, S76a SIS per ton. Provisions
firm; light sales ribbed sides 7c clear Sc, extra
sugar-cured SIC; Mess Pork, Sl2 25; Lard, 7c.
Nxw YoRk. April la--l I'm.
The Cotton market is heavy to-day, and we hear
of but few Sales at easier prices.
Flour is rather tending downward Corn has
advanced one to two cents per bushel We have
no idea what the price was before.-Eds.l New
Mess Pork is in fair demand at Sl4 62J a Sl4 IS
per Dbl Picked Hams selling at 81 a sac Der lb.
Sales of Lard, IN barrels, at range of 81 Sac for
fair to prime lots. Sugar and Molasses steady at
previous quotations.
NEw YoRK, April I2-6r. NJ.
The Cotton market has been much depressed
and today's sales are limited to 1000 bales. at !
decline Of &c. delta.