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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-01


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go equal .s.en week; eonsnmpos # 70
s f. 81 i, - e az ,
m
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pred Of opinion that bsys osehsd . H.
& s e. 6 c 5 our s c be-
o. sst he prove sonsIaby
the same period last year - l
Domestic slarksts.
ossy with heavy sa ds na W. Sa until
pix HSs Mt full and buoy
q, s M AK . ,sssssd rs go @ sssnAy e ee.
Sa .sa and I'd and e &c &C. o
Il Tx and $500 Western Red e.si 10
The bushs. now soaern Ssaw ss@
TALLoW~Appeared light wa. request ssxe
ToeAcco-somss hid. kentucky Tobacco sod As
Whale in limited srg held
Brought So s%sn y is "a sss
rs ss ya !. BE is and as % i
IN god s.' @ ,ie
IL esfss'
s. ssss
bushels Wheat we're engaged AZ 81 to sy GO SD
eassg ss'ss Rosa
e ess 20.
,atsa q re, id
California 10 Glasgow Flour IA Cd
FRufTineluded the Layer
ss bunch = * e Ella i, = % as;,
morning All the l.as prices.
@ s'sg sssasa
siHssn "a hnisn Michigan
IL ,;Sss ss si'ss
els, the tendency upward and
afternoon a Sos,d ip'''
ASSISTANT operations
Assistant Treasurer to-day, were so,aos :,
81
The Steamship HaGcldt specie
NEW YORK November 49, .coTToNsaes to-day 1900 bales
a ssnos @ s
brands s5 sb 5o extra s5 6c5 IS; enesee fancy IS 5o s
coNVeIy arrival. quite small Sales of small lots
sE s for sssFR Bee. r. or Lard s...
F Oh Ts SMALL sss maud F s ss' s and II
RIg "a, s sp sg s Il .s .s n s.s9 ] 81
Meal steady and further sales Of 80
| vault haveb been nv n a bbl
GaANTtcre great demand FIR Whea but buyers md seller
Niew41 II buhef is offered fr
prime old white, but holders demand 81 1901 49, go
bushels prime sold 81 l265l 2, which fur her advance
Rye wanted cenis at which 90 800 bushels have been dispose
. ar an, T 5 Seer ''s
| fair Southern a 43 Inr bushe.
hiakv nj bis and % cents in bhis.
BALTIMORE November sale Il 300 barrels Howard stree
toire all ofnns brand de to-day at Is u.s. tiode
bqucnty offered at SIS l9 without finding buyer Son
holden City Mills ofeI led TO eeil at IS ls1S.
n CHARLESTON, November "a .-C0TTONThee good
md for hi article yeeday the SALES having reached upwards
bales Tn ranging from ss5sc.
4 | the latte price for strict fir Cotton.
SAVANNAH November "a. -COTfONThe market srdt
exhibited unusual aetyaes Of the dav announced to 1861 bah
Pieces Addng Cotton b. quoted at
sA The market favor Of buyers The following ar. tn yae
lars Of The RsX 81 81 at 95s; 535 at W
s 800 al N6oa az 4os at 94 and IS a. 10 cents
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gsf5' The splendid passenger packet steamer
GEORGE CoLBJ W, Goslte, master, will leave for MEMPHIS
and all intermediate landings THIS EVENING Mt o'clock
SMITH Il FIMISTER 80 Poydrns Aeet.
dec1 GEO. w. SHAW Il co "a Poydrns street.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
. IF VI I W II u n II II II I II W.

- JEFFERSON CITY, [
TUESDAY EVENING November 80, 1852.
There i, good supply stock Offering the market pretty
Holders firm n,rore
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coMMERc1AL suxMARY.

foreign Marhsts,

FROM CORRESPONDENCE OF CHARLESTON COURIER,
LIVERPOOL November sTbe excitement In Cotton market
which prevailed all last seek Inns succeeded by qt regular
with prices shad' lower han on Friday let The I'D iSss
America reporting thu Of the bp likely to uy
that Of a reference to the surplus stick Of Cotton which the
trade naturally supposed ID when
rally 75o6oe tabular which
have complied will prove unntcsng hs present moment
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CONSI0NEES.

Per ship Oxford NswYork JIslandeR Nichols &coJ
Mahon-B Nautre SLockeCak MosbyR CIocket-Jar
W, Woednan Henderson peneThSnha Mcilhspns-r
acknowledgment &scv psvaaHsndsI91 psipBsshsInneS
Wulams-Alsro WrEht-W Jssksou Ass-W usauhass-R
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-01

o. UNITED STATES EX- Mc8
&2S&4A CHANGE.-Tbs old md tavote house 634xaStssS
T$zA lately undergone complete renovation YTf1<>
.Ny A SPLENDID LUNCH is served EV cry aaaaal..ss7
lis RANDY, WINES ETC., unsurpassed nov'b I'M
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RRIyAL OF MADAME ADoLpHE.-The

~ original unsu a..ed and Justly ADOLPHE
acknowledged SYMPATHlSi in tire world
The same through
and The well the correct
future England France aud the
cpai United atestha Queen Vitaria hs
and Daniel Webster with Jewe'cd
Ring receive visitors h the Western
Tchouptouas and julia en-
francs in ua street Mas whom she
viii inform ali about the PAST FUTURE If they
when what lady husband they VIII st OF
business Of description.
eones
highly respectable and with
clude superstition probability deception imposition as many
others practice. A..
49, ~ a., ti,na thsy ocrn,v
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURKs.

ME- The superior and swift running packet
GRENADA Gwnsney, MASTER leaves for LEFLQRE
intermediate landings THIS EVENING O'Clock. Shippers will
please bs in READINGS al the Htoye hour.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-01

EXPORTS.
MATAGORDAre steamship Jas Day. 23 bills flour $50 blls
hds sugar o bacon 10 cka wine rice
is las pcs baggg $3.50 els 81 mds 800 bds on
BRAZoS-Pe steamship Cncnna so bales tobacco 42 pkgs ms
BOSTON-Per ship Marathon: 1873 bales cotton.
LIVERPooL-Per ship Elvra Owen 1850 bales cotton.
TRIESTE-Per ship Medemseh: bales $50 hides
LvERPoOL-Pe ship Sir Robert Peel 1915 bales cotton.
LAGUNA-Per sch Ans bb potatoes onions 80 s tobacco
Is kgs butter 10 pkgs nldse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-01

NGApAME LEWIS.-This celebrated Philoso-
lYH Pier, ASrRoLOGlST and PYSLOGN0AST and of
the YPTIAN OF FATE respectfully informs The ladies'
and Gentlemen Neworsns she from her
street. may consulted by those desiring information the
PAST PRESENT FUTURE " Consultation 81. ostl4 4n
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GREAT ExClTEMENT!!- The celebrated

n Y
VI MADAM LAMONT, from Barnum's Museum NewYcrk, has
holds her private residence corner
for the reception Al who wish
of wonderful revelations the most scientific principles
Phenology Pamstry The fact OF her prediction during e
Jenny Limbs in the death Of her msnted parent
each other with the initials
Of her huband the handsome Of
S6os proof the superior talent of ths wonderful iady
responsibility who have consulted her have
away dissatisfied have honestly that
all they consulted the above SCIENCE she alone the
only told the Beware Of mposters who
GYPSY without character knowledge
Tie long in Hndoonn, and her
ag have her the advantage OF occult
this country Persons having
pending will find to their advantage to give her
unhnppy families and happy failed in that art
" OPINIONS OF THE PRESS:
GRxAr ExcryMENr-Madam creating considerable
Swanee House, where she holds her eop. She
d telling some Nashville Union May g. 1882
MADAM LAMoNrWe believers in fortune telling
having enough take as notwsnnd
nk gentleman Mai Lamon revelations actually
most astonishing that reads off bits of biography strangers
on seeing which actually amboozles and con
POUNDS t6en-[N. O. Daily Times, March 90, 1885, nov5u
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Nasr The new and elegant passenger steamer
CADD No. John Graham viii leave JEFF ERSON
and MI intermediate landings THIS EVENING at o'clock
SMITH A FtMISTER, 81 Poy drnss street,
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HoUsE-FURNIsHING:' ]:

n0 w Camp street. -eR y
NNp just received At z
HARRIS Is WALDVs
HOUSE RuRNISHING STORE, 4 =
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
Petition 10 SELL Land.

STATE OF VERMONT,} The Probae Court
DISTRICT OF cHlTrENDfN, IS. for the District atore-
sail to all persons concerned, GREETING:
Whereas Francis McDonough, Guardian OF Da-
vld Ross OF Sheburn in said District minor has
HE'D IN said Court his application in writing pay.
my Tor license to sell all the right title ana inter-
rst OF his said Ward IN and 90 the real estate where
OF DAVID Ross, late OF SAID Sheibunr drcpasrd died
selzrd, Tor the purpose Of providing means OF main
tehance Tor ms said Ward and tie SAID Court hay
ing assigned the ID day OF October \ y Is52, at
the office OF Rixtord & Adams in burlington in sal >
District, for hearing and deciding on said APP cation
aud having ordered that nU'lce thereof be given To
all persons concerned, 10y publishing the nature Of
sad application and the time and place OF hearing
three weeks succesSlvely in the Darlington Free
Eirss a newspape. prluled ut said burlington, al
winch publications 10 be previous to the day fixed
IUr Iean"-,
Therefore you are hereby notified TO appear be.
tore SAID court ut the i.ne and place aforesaid and
show cause, il any you aye, why sad license should
not be granted.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 18th day
OF September \. d lsi2
wl2w3 BRADFORD, RIXFORD, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
We copy the following from the Boston At
las of thus morning.
@&N9Pos rsl,,>;== =.
>SOea9sS''S>ltplT 9TH r.
MAINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWS.


The Election in Maine Oh Monday last has
shattered the forces of the Locoocos like u
thunder bolt There has been no election of
Governor by the people. Ia l57 towns, Hub
bard is in minority of 74J0. In the same
towns at the last election, he was behind only
14l9. Net loss G03l.
There Is very strong probability That the
Wings have carried both branches Of the Lee
gislaturc, although this we do not claim. We
do, however think, there can be no doubt i'll re-
gard to the Senate. The Wings have chosen
the Senators in Pcnobscot, Pscutaqus. Lincoln.
and Kennebec, two in Cumberland, and probl-
bly, one in AroostoOk, and one certainly III Han
cock.
We have the following despatch from the
office Of the Mercury.
BANGOR, Sep. II, 1872
We have elected Senators in Penobscot and
Piscataquls, one in Hancock and probably IN
Aroostook, which with those YOU have from
Cumberland and Lincoln, gives us the Senate.
In Representatives., we are making gains eve
rywhere, in Somerset we have carried every
Representative but one. In Piscataquis, all
but one. We gain in Hancock, Washington
ane Waldo and in all other places heard from
Of the members of Congress, we have elected
three ont OF six. In this district. Washburn.
AN OUT AND OUT SCOTT W HlG. has
gone over the course grandly, and carries MA
JoRIrY CLEAR OVER ALL,IN DISTRICT HERE
ToFoRE STRONGLY DEMocRATIC.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
Etoa! y ntitrs =,
Esagry 'sisosssas' E,stasr.

|SNlih administrators Of the late Harry
Il Ihoma', show that he died seized of certain
ands III Bar n9ton and Bristol. That certain lands
IN Burlington have been assigned to the widow for
hrr C"wtr that Is to say lot number four aud five
aud the harst two thIIds o! uunl siX leaving the
west th!rd part OF number SIX belonging to the Is
ta.e that the administrators nave been licensed to
sell all the remainder OF SAID Estate that claims
against sad Estate amount to SjO5l III: that the
amount realized or which can be red lzed from oil
sou ces, cannot amount to the said sun exclusive OF
all the EXPENSES OF administration. Wherefore they
pray that they maybe authorized to sell the interest
n" sad Estate, IN sad West third OF lot number five
dnd the rcrtrslon in that part set to tine widow
either at puhHc auction or private safe Which be-
ing hitd, cat ,rday the ~ day OF October hrxt at
the Probate Office IN Burng on, is assigned ion hear
my the same and deciding theron
1t Is Ordered that all persons concerned be not-
ned thereof, by publishing the substance OF said De.
ton and this order three weeks successfully IN th,
Burlington Free Press the last OF winch 10 be before
SAID day set tor the hearing.
;, wlH"3 C. ADAMS, Judge
Probate Court, Burlington sent H. 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17

CoNINE'S SYnuP OF GINSENG For Affections Of
the lungs. this preparation has attained wide
celebrity, from the universal success which has al
tended It's use For coughs, colds and in fact, an,
pulmonary complaints, this medicine, from its pecu.
Jar properties dssovent, and its soothing mower
to all rrltstions OF the throat viii proDluy be pre-
tered TO any other offered to the pubic As an ape-
tser, or dyspcpc remedy, IT viii also be found rx-
cellent; It's natural aud genial warmth keeping the
digestive powers IN proper tone. Numerous testl-
monias have been received, ce ying lis efficacy
Wilson, Falrbank & Go Is and 10 Hanover S,
Boston, are the principal agents 1t may also be
had the principal drug II jres-El. wl2wl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
Agricultural Fair atkecseyille.

The Eleventh Annual Fair of the Clinton
County n. " Agricultural Society, as will be
seen by notice IN our advertising columns.
will be held in Keeseyiile on Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, Of next week. Our
friend, Mr.. J. BArrHY, the President Of the
Society, has obhglng'g sent us one ofthe large
saow-bIIs, setting forth the Officers, the Prem
i ums to be awarded, the Order Of Exhibition.
Rules. &c, &c.
Nj. BArTtr is ona Of the most 1defatiIable
as well as intelligent friends of Agricultural
and horticultural improvement in the Country.
and he and his associates are deserving of all
praise tor their Persevering efforts in THIS behalf
We trust large number from our side of the
Lake Will avail themselves Of this opportunity
to see how the Farmers and Mechanics of Gin.
ton County manage things, and learn good
lesson therefrom.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
Notice.

tY We W uld call the attention of our leaders to
10 thv Advertisement headed lndla Rubbcr Gloves 4"
We are assured thy an excellent arrice rapidly
conIng in,o use A. ihe seasol Of the year ur ,nce-
ment se'i3er ayP'oIo4r-. ne =. III tank '4en
Amos, DJ ytI--S'r. ~!tI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
- y
Albnfrh Sent Q. 1872
CATTLE SHOW
THEGREAT.r FAIR or TIE CLINTON

/ TE V,NEiT FNIK OF TIE CLINTON
COZ hTf Agricultural SOCIE.
"!i be opened at the how Grounds, near
hrrseV'IIe' on Wcdnesday the I'D oi.Sepember, and
vii continue THREE DAYS.
from the amount and character OF Stock and Ar.
llces already entered or pledged Tor competition II
Is confidently expected that tins Fair will be greatly
superior I" any which has yet been hed at the So
cIrty's Grounds
IN addition TO the usual display of Articles and
Animals exhibited by citizens Of the County. The
Show will be enriched by extensive contributions of
stock, Implements, Fruits Mc., from abroad and
gentlemen rom other Counties-irom any of The
States aud from Canada, are respectfully invited 10
participate IN the Exhiblllon
Arrangements have been made with the Steam
boats on the Lake for the conveyance OF passengers
TO and from the Far, Tor fare one way.
,.rr,,, J. bAiTEY, President
Sept IS ID, suIu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
c ON S U M PTIcN
ANALL AND WINTER GOODS

Il Merchant Iai!ors and Clothirrs -RuFUs f.
CRANE n co, 81 Maiden Lane, New York. The
Undersigned ATE now offering an entire new and
choice stock OF goods adapted to MlNs wear, con-
sl.tlngo
ClothS, Cassimeres TeStingS, Bearer and PIot
,!ot's' trimmings, &c. Nc. , with ever; description
OF stas"lahle goods adapted to the trade 10 which
they invite tie attention OF heir friends and dealer.
generally.
Those who wish to procure the latest s,vl.s et ,h,
lowest piices, can iltn them by calling unnn u.
kLtUS h. CRANE, x Co
w9!usi 81 Maiden Lame Y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
INDIA RsEkslsEss nEGs ELS
HlETTENS, &c.

'OtNTRY MERCHANTS IN MAKING THEIR
- Purchases should not neglect IN 81 desirable and
saIeahIe articles. Their manufacture has been much
improved recently and they are made very durable
Particular attention is requested 10 the
fool Lined Chores and .)itiens,
They ale Indispensable in cold and wet weather
Ladies Will mud these Gloves useful IN any work that
Will sou the hands, AT The same tmr that they viii
cure lhe worst Salt Rheum or Chapprd hands inn
nedlaeiy They aie made a len !rhs to protect the
StrmS qnd wrists For sale by Bowen & llcNamee,
Mrw- ORR ; Norcross " 1owne boston John
THORNLEY,, PhlIadeIphla f. NJ. Pundrson < Co,
ran moe Gill ~ Brother, - LcuIs; Bart &
lilckiCc"X, Cncinnatu aud by all Rubber Dealers in
the Union.
for sale atreta by Country Merchants through.
out the United Stutts ana Canada
sept 10. 1882 wl2mos3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
NIila..

Ehe Subscribers tcrby give Notice that
they will opply to the legislature at the next
session lor grant To keep terry from the West
Shore OF Alburgh to Isle La Mote, and nom Isle
La Note, 10 Aburgh. rr,pectvrlv
JOHN Il REYNOLDS,
AlburGh Sept Q 1852 wl2w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
" UT IT IT 01uI'F nv TTtu 10 -dTI mud pAamIne an
le above place PHILLIPS PATENT FIRE

2Y BENNETT & co. YORK-We
direct the attention four readers the advertisement
OF Messrs Bennett & Co in another column They
have on hand very large assortment OF Piano Forts
which they sell at very reasonable prices, varying
from 500 to $1,000 OF every style OF finish and max
Dealers and others will do this out Tor future r.
ference. wll,,l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17

~ IHE FOLLOWING Is LIST or MANY ur ruE MOST
suBSrANIlAi AND uOaoRABIE BUSINESS FIRMS IN
BOSTON. MERCHANTS AND OTHERS VISITING nm,
CITY, WILL FIND the DIRECTORY or GREAT SERVICE
TO 1uLA, AND THEY ARE AbylsLD TO TAKE If vIlu
TULM.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
BOSTON SAFE MANrFACToPY.

~ Charesiown Street
'pNiE Subscriber is now prepared TO make TO or
utr any size OF FIRE Poor SAFES ut the short
est ho'!cr, ana warranted to give satisfaction both
III workmanship and price tie has had more than
rl wears experience AZ practical Safe maker, and
FEELS confident that he is milking as good an rticle
as any other Mtauaclurer. aud as cheap
as the cheapest. Persons in the conn
try wishing the inside case arranged differently
from our re1u lar style, have it nude to suit their
fancy ny forwarding drawing of the same, and
when finished, forwarded iorrhwit with city re.
ference Constantly Oh hand good assortment
"hlch cannot iall 10 establish reputation for my
work. Any communication cheeruIly answered
K. kERSHAW.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
L Us&acss Dzroc&oA Y
SEPTEMBER 1852.

-. The Card List, collected by $ NJ Prr1rvgtf.t. g.
Co, Newspaper Advertising Agents No 10 Srut,.
street, Boston who are authorized by the publishers
OF the best and NOT WIDELY CIRCULATED Newspa.
ptIS throughout the United States to take advertise
h'ch'S ana subscriptions at their LOWEST RATES
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
Wanted.

SMNtp'ATELY, a smart active BOY.
OF . Or |yra-r Of ago. as an oppfentice to y.
''."'"s lJ'nr.s. CO, foT ne CoJn'fy preferred
L24uIr az ~. Olice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
From the .\eW York Commercial .4drertiscr.
Np1linr.

Betting.
AS specimen fthe spirit of 'battinr" which
prevails III some portions of the West we give
the following list of bets proposed by the Lou
iSvlIle (ky) Courier to the Frankfort XVI Yeo-
man. which paper had claimed that Kentucky
would give 5000 majority for Mr.. Pierce. Our
readers well know in what contempt and alb
horrence we hold this system Of betting. The
Courier says:-
We will wager the editor of the YeCnan -
A splendid so clock that Scott will carry
Kentucky.
a 9;'5 coat that he will carry it by ! 900 ma
joritv.
A Sl4 pair Of pants that he will carry 1t by
1900 ma iorlty.
A 500 gold watch that he wall carry it by
$500 aority.
A $40 vest that he will carry it by 5000 ma.
iority.
An SO pair of boots that he vii, carry it BY.
1000 majority.
IS hat that he viii carry it by 5000 ma
jority.
Now, if we guess wrongly, we will be will
llNg to "rig out" our friend. I'M magnificent
suite, as above but If we are right, we will
not object to sporting such an outfit at his ex-
pense. Considering he claims Kentucky BY
1Ooo for Pierce, he must acknowledge that our
proposition Is oery liberal one.
IL e. b. Washburn. Esq, of Gaena, ILL.,.
has been nominated for Congress by the " higs
OF his district. He is able, active aud popular
Lie is IA Maine boy, ana brother to Mr. Wash
lurn, Member OF Congress from the Bangor
district Boston Atlas.
MIR. WAsHBURN was one of the Deegates
at Large for Illinois, at the late National Con-
"entlon' and cast 81 straight-out votes for WIZ
FIELD ScoTr. He is gentleman of sterling
ability, glorious Wing, and we trust there
can De no doubt of his election.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
). VI. PETTENGiLL X co.'s BOSYGV
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MEDICAL NOTICE TO FEMALES.
ID X e. w G. ALkIN S
Physicinn, Surreon ami .4cc.u,bsur

Physician, Surgeon anil .4ccou,heur.
OFFICE, li5 PLEASANT STREET, BosToS
&PECiAL attention given to diseases oil
~ Women and Children Many diseases consid.
efeu lhcuabr, or relieved only by an operation per-
manently cured by means at once simpe and sale -
Married Ladies' who, tlrum i'll healtt maornpion
or other causes are exposed great risk or uncof-
mon suffering at their accouchmcnt may learn TO
AVOID 'hoSe dangers, by timely application 10 Dr..
ATKINS, either personally or by letter Patients
from the country, visiting Boston Tor medical aid .
should be sure 10 call ON HIM. Accommodation.
provided Tor those wishing to siop few days IN the
cliy All communications strictly coniidrnunl aud
promptly replied to. Medicines safely seat 10 any
part OF the country, when desired.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-17
DIR. COMES SYRUP
Ginseng and Malva.

wis Compeund, now established il
universal tnvo, by its great and acknwedne
merit, Is used IN every Family, recommended by a II
physicians. This medicine is based upon a recpiur
procured in Clna by DIR. CONS, the ce!ebrar-d
oriental traveller. lis wonderful properties tor Pu-
rIyinG the Blood, aud IN All conplainls OF Bilious
cAaiac'er. are everywhere ,hnovieIgcd. For
INtLAlgA1iON Of THE LLNGS.
Spii'lug OF Blood BIonchIls, and every disease of
toe vital r!&ans, Tins great remedy IS without par
1!"l tr Coua:.s, Group, WhoJilnc-Cuu-h, and
all DiS-' ses Of the t!.Iuat, 1t ii sue aud urou
cue Il possesses the remarkable ? over Of d. .su,y
Lag, Lo"stnlng and Removing downward al. pArgnl
that may obsruct the throat and is without uu.s.
Ton Natures Irost potent remedy Tor
ONS UMPT TON,
and al diseases that from Coughs and neglect.
ed Colds. II has cured cauker Salt Rhrum Er, sin
eaS ana ScruiuIa-disca.rs winch have deied the
power OF other medicines have yielded to this II is
pleasant and palatabc, and a Res orrr OF Anper-
lite, II stands unryalIcd 1t has never been .guniled
as Dyspeptic Remedy, and Tor Irritation Of The
Nerves, Lowness OF Splnts, or Headache is a sure
cure
me interesting history OF the G nseng, &c is to
be had IN pamphlets, gratis. The Compound is CON
tanned in Quar- Bottles
Si,oO per Hottlc.-Six Bottles for 800.
iLSUN. FAltBANk ~ CO, sole AGENTS.
Nos ID and 10 Hanorcr 81 BOSTON,
3 Also Tor sale by the pnncIpa! Dru .giss IN tie
tiiy ana country.
Sept. TO- 1857. wl2mo's6