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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-30
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"HESE Pills have met the
IL unparalleled appreciation Of
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they supercede all others. No
article Of the medicine kind
! operates so charmingly and 80
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They readily dissolve in tho
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way into the circulation, thus
frapidIy visiting every organ,
every blood vessel, and every
minute insterstice OF the body.
The bowels are efieCtually
operated upon, but without
pain, nausea or gripping; the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-30
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IMPORTANT TO CLERGYMEN.
From the Rev. owen Thrmas, TIuh head
Dear SirDT LncockS waters do great deal If good to
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have been 80 years Wesleyan minister and ali the
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Wesleyan preacher call upon all preachers and
improving the voice and curing coughs Yon may Du lIsh
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Paints OF all Kinds!
DOlLED aud Raw Iinseed OH, Shirts Turuentiue Var
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-30

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-30
Graefenberg Health Bitters.

For disorders off eyes This Lotion has equal II IL
compounded upon the scientific principles, and has
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ordinary Inflammation dimmess aud lunE Of the sight
weakness of the eyes involuntary weeping foreign sub
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BOSTON CARDS.
Saleratus.

The NEW BEDFoRD FACTORY have recommended
the manufacture their superior article Of saIePAtus
all cases warranted pure and constant supply in all
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-30
Green Mountain Ointnent.

Among the diseases to which this wonderful oinmen
is adopted are the following gandular swelling, agus In
the Face, sweed breast, aud nipples Of nursing we
men, bronchitis, feOn and ring worms scald head and
Is an invaluable dressing for burns scads and drawn
blisters, shingles, eryspeas, Piles ~ Inflammation II
tue eyes yields TO the power Immediately all bruises and
fresh wounds are cured with great rapidly Fever
sores and scroulous changed into healing
condition, and frequently entirely cured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-16
MERCHANDISE.
HOR THELADIEs-coLHooN&HoL 1

IsOK THE IADGEs-COIholN y fiobt :
II kYIr's ConxFR. are receiving Z . hn"st and
most cn,ples assortment of Goods for Ladies thcs
have ever had the pleasure If exhibiting The itde~-
ing Of the articles They az ffeuafed t. se
,hase Who viii favor their with ca-figd Nuusins
from . 10 per sard do Cashmere Satin he Antique.
French Merinos Persian Glofhs. Satin plaid sk.. Rep
litia Brocade ditto. I'D ditto in grnat variety, Gesks
and Coaking oolen and Grippe Shaels skifis, under
Canes Sleeves Collars Silk Norsted and Cotton Hos
iery Yelvei aud othst Ribbons Lace aud ntief 6inps
linen cambria HdL'fs. Maa-. Gloves Meriuo AID Sill
Vests Nc, Nc. We respectful, invite all IN want 81
pretty, eheap aua GOD articles 10 Eise ~ coll beofr
urrbssinr foei Ia
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BOOKS, STATIONERY &c.
1HEAp AND POPULAR BOOKS

- At f#EsTf f4FT fNNfH pm VOLUME
Ellen pickrIi z.-o frhaa Aosse Kate Naisinfhhnl,
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Qaiet Husband. SC.
NJ. GBys-Laud Cameron. Bel Of lsuilf. Lafe
Vie. Young r. MIA Donna. Oh Dover nopse. AIre
seymour 81
Capt A,arsaiss POOR Jaet Fer-itai Keene, Aee-
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MAN rALI. GOOnN -NOLHOi-A /

= IfOLI. kIIT-s i0HFITl ITN0HHTHa, N0HTd y
vito the attention Of buyers their large and well
eeted stock ni FALL GOODS. such ~ Cafpcfs Raqes.
linfseys, double and single dth ailel Cloths, Cal.
Curtain Goods in great sa1ie,. Table Linen eheup
er than ofered Ia this nprhet. KNITTING Yam,
Blankets. hleached and brown eberline e. Or stock
faction II ihosc who aiIl give .fan examination.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

Commodore g IL Stringhsm, ir Is said, has received
RESPIRATORY orders to command the Mediterranean
aouadTop BIG place a. thu Gospsrt Navy Yard to be sup
Piled by Commodore Skinner
rtigate Earitap Capt Chas Gauntt, and sIoop Of
war Et. MSrys commander Magvuder, we're ~ Caao on
the 10th January The ct. Mays expected TO sail
IN days for San Francisco, On her way TO China
" s brig Bsinbri6ge, conrnard der Manning arrived AZ
Port rreya Cape Verde Islands Jan 81 in a. days from
Rio Joneiro. abe remaiued s0th, waiting the srEivM
Of the Commodore, fer orders. ,..
u. q. sloop Of war Germantown Commodore Lsvalss1.
sss from Port PraYs, Jan "a, for St vincen. snd u
short cruise amoug the Islands but her return Wa osV
expected She would sail for Madeira about FEB.
u g. sloop Of war John Adams sailed rom f1,s s,;
about The last Of Dec for morfovis having sns
Charge on board ~ passenger. .,, " s,~ .xr,s~
u g. sloop of Dale sailed aooot9a1 ~, luz 0t"s0
down the west coast Of Africa , "a $780,.
u brig Porposc was cruisn8 aoous sSn' oV, 0ctNseS
Tie GspbIs sRd etegTa Leone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

no Less than seventy Of the Chenchou soldiers ware
killed. After investigation, the district nagistrsts
ordered three Of the officers head of the Chem
cheu troops into coafne Dent where they remained
til the sixth evening OF the ninth moon (as Goth nit
whom unex pectedy the Chenohor troops asse,
attacked the prison tore down the gates and released
net only their corsdes but every per,on therea
fined. They then hosted the rebel standard aud
mcnced regular piIlage Five ps shops and ten
chang houses thoroughly rapsacked; AMI having
obtained all that was come at able they went away In
body to join tina force Of Lin. suphat stationed Ia
ountainoUs place called Hongfong hin on tn, Yekoo
hill in the department Yum
Some rather curious state ments have lately
reached US from Mongolia, the couatry bounding
the kansuch proyiace. Keshing, it is said, re-
quested aid of the Mongolians to suppress some
kind of outbreak in the distriot Of leu chow tan,
where he was stationed this aid being afforded
keshiDg, for some, to US inexplicable reason, d-
rected che imperial troops under his orders to make
an attack on them, charging them AZ the same
time with being ebels to the Tartar dynasty. IN
ne encounter ppoaris Of ONE thousand of the Mongo
Inns pfrc Killed rcosnded and all their provisions
and baggage captured. This effected, Keshing re-
ported TO the Emperor grand victory. But the
inhabitants of Mongolia when they heard of the
treachery of KeshiDg, determined on becoming ro-
bels indeed; and, forming armed bodies, they
N erohed straight to leu chow-tan, and to various
other places, and aimed several victories the
Tartar Chinese troops They are now said to be
assembling in great numbers, but their ultimate
purpose is not known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02
French Cons,spg s,a,ist,cs.

The French government has just published the
usual statistical tables Of the coastpg trade of
France, during the year 1850 From these it ap-
resrs tha the Eunber of vessels which ,earcd out
from tho various French perts, bound to ether
French porte, amounted In 1850 to IL 1853, carrying
2CG9 SCI tons Of goods, sho wing, as compared
with 1919, an increase of 2s2 tons, OF the above
2,COe sd tons, 40 ,000 tons conveyed from
port to port on the Atlantic or Channel COASTS;
$4,000 from port TO port on the Msditerrsne mean
coasts: end 1874 COO from the Mediterranean to the
Atlantic, or uice versa, By what il called grand
cabotGge. or the voyage through tic Straits OF Glib
raltsr The total amount Of tonnage representing
the gr0n7 cobOtdge trade in 1915 was 236 900 TONS
and the subsequeDt diminution may be ascrhod to
improved means Of internal transport between tho
South ard west coast Of france The largest OK
peItirg ports il 1850 were Narscilles, which figures
for 2iItC0 tons, Havre for 205, coo, Nantes for
Tl,Oo0, and RoueD for 10000. The largest 70
ceiviDg ports were Msrseilles, which imported
305 Geo tons; Bordeaux, 2i2 600; havro, 5000;
sne Nantes, 10000 The goods sent by coaasing
trace were, in the order of their io p0r auoe, tim
ber a33 600 tons; building materials 239 600 tons;
wire, 22i,C00 tons Tho remaining articles Wer5
irop goods, salt fsh manures, pitch and tar, empty
catLe, pottery, and glass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02
Political Intelligence.

Ceus1Y Elections IHg Sr.rE o. SEw foRK.-Wyo-
" ine county has elected whig and democratic SUI
re,v.cIs stuben county has chosen II democratic and
IL Vhig supervisors. In Scboha.io county liz demo-
crate IN wings have been selected In 0nds,s county,
TIE board stands,--Il democrats, wings and free
soiior In Cbau,suque county, ~ wings and demo-
crate have beer returned
rsrsinPvrsL CAapIoArKs NEwsp.PEas. - This
No,tph1 tvtj Mountain Fiesman piscst the name OF
John p Hale ~ the head Of s columns ~ It's choice foe
President The Pyncuh Rcck puts up the name Of S5e-
phsn A. D0uflss Ihe Lock Hrrer (Ps) Democrat hoisS
The banner OF Lewis Ca-D.
Cc~cRFssiov.u DtsrRcrs fT ISpfANA-Ths Legislature
az Iudjsa divided the Stase into eleven Congress
sorf aistlcte ell Of which gave msores for Cass in
1913
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

the sporting orioles of Paris; and witnessed,
last week, performance which wss very interesting
for these who profess to be amateurs. Seven pairs
OF birds were placed on the table, and their dueis
were as bloody as possible for there were but two
vaDquishers among them l was not much pleased
with this s'sgbt" of Paris and declare that the
police ought to interfere and prevent tae exhibition
OF such cruelty to animals. There IL law for 81 l.
ding man to whip horse, but there Is no arti,le
for The poor cock.
The Parisians who belong to the GLASS Of batamr,
or, in good English, to that of Idle cockneys
we're much perpexed the other week, IN con.
sequence of the appearance on the heights of
Mount Va!erian, and the Butte st Cnaumons
(seven miles distanoe), ag we'll as On many Other
heig hts around PARIS, of colored lights, which
caused them to think that they signals of the
enemies Of the government. This WAS not the
case. These blue, red, aud white lights were the
effect OF experiments made by al inventor, who
communication between two ships when they meet
at sea, The experiments have fully succeeded, aad
will soon be introduced in the French navy.
The theatrical intelligence amounts to very
little this week.
At the Varieties theatre, ne W play, in five acts,
called " Paris Asleep" was performed last even-
ing, and received with much applause. The prin-
cipal characters performed by the best actors
Of the company, and the plot Is interesting aud
funny. Arnol, the iuimitable comic actor. has re-
sumed bis odd and farce OF, Lies Cabinots
Particulars" private Rooms) and was enthusi
asticsliy welcomed.
Dame de la Halle" Eve act play, wasperformea
on Saturday last and elioited much applause
Nine GuyoD one Of the most admirable actrcsses
of Paris, who played the principal part received
an ovation which vas as deserved as enthusaSsic
She was supported with much talent BY tho whole
stock Of actors.
| will end this long letter By the news that
Musard has decided TO visit Aner,ca duriog the
next autumn. His orchestra at the Grand Opera
has 10 equal in the world, and he must be known
to the United States. b. II X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

CrBAN PRISONERS IN ENGLAND Tho NeW Or
LEAKS Pccyre has received lstter dated the a0lo nit
az the EiTand Union work Aonse 10 LNNicn written hy
one Il TIE Cuban cxpcoopists who were At4rsted ny
Tire Spanish government at the request OK tbs Hritish
hlri6tcr az British tutjscts It describes this ss 81
dCsituilcn in which they found Themselves in Esgaua
rLd tne La1dships they nave biDue ESied THY were
twenty nre ~ Gumbcr and were landed AZ Southsmpton
&C the fih Of December The Arscr'c. Consu declined
70 efts them being Brifh suhects ou. the Poor Law
0utrCians tnrntLta them with sui7 ecrog, cpd sent
them % Icpdon Tho American Miri1tcr ard Cougul
III Lcrdon could do hing for them even Il They we're
fmorioops, without authority from their government
Application y0s Dnde to tDa police station FOR alYcs
Which WEI etySn Nth eztTeue hardness bordering
ebuge but they weTe referred n believing officer ~
Bow rtfftt who gave them en- crdtc 0r admission into
tho work tcufc Only fourteen entered the Others hav
ing on taiDed R.sitarco cpoyT ut from he beneyO-
kpG or 3htre tiehl have been LcC ~ charged ans xix
at remaining on tho 29.h who wlp J. is feared,
te compelled ty wasn't, e remain u-t tbsy receive come
tort Of sttaEce 20 return 20 their ed pted country
Tho parties DESTROYS 20 return 70 New Orleans
cr assistance for tLat pupcac 70 10 sent to The
CT tho American Capsul al London The enc
ory Of the pereons there bss bee, furnished 20 US and
en- inquiry we fud such aid belong to the expe.
dtIon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02
rIis1cIlnnennsIinn,a.

The Genoa Gazette announces, that In conss-
querce Of the favorable accounts concerning I'd,
state Of public health ct New Orleans the Gene.
raj Council Of Health at Genoa has admitted arri-
walls from the former port to free pratiqne.
A Prussian engineer is gone to St. Petersburg,
in order to establish electro magnetic teegraphs
throughoGt the whole Russian monarchy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

tho conflict with Mexico while il would certainly
be - inglorious. and probably Is long protraoted
as an Indian war Suppose Thorn evon dislodgod
from Utah. The anEexAtions from Mexico have
Transferred almost the whole Of the unsettled
and tho removal Of the Mormous would therefore
only postpone tho problem which is offered by their
extraordinary social organic alton. The matter ID
destined 10 cause the American government much
serious, though unproftabiy besto wed, perplexity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

slant BY the Same process employed in thu punish
ment Of Lopes, his oountrymau, not long before.
The Queen has made o prese At to Our Lady OF
Atocbs OF the mantle she wore on the day she was
stabbed and whi,h was pierced By tho knife Of tine
assassin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

Lex rN LAKE ONTARIo.-Itis stated that during
the past vees the lee made out firmly Into Lake
dsanee u three miller from the End OF tue riar 81
Charlotte. 1t was beautifully clear, and about four
inches Thick and made nosk excellent resort f,,
tketers Such projection Of oc into the Lake hss never
occurred within the recollection of thu
ana nay nes - eeen again flx osasS1y " o~sss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02
nos. CORWIN, sscretary Of the Treasury.


CIRCULAR ACCOMPANYING CiacuIAR INSTRUCTIONS no.
81, DATED ORR FEBKuAer, 1854
TRtAsUhy DETACHMENT, Feb 20 1867.
The regulations referred u in the acoomp anying Cir
culer Instructions No O. dated the 9th ms ant net
be considered by the Collectors and other officers Of
Custons applicable TO any imperatons OF msrchsu-
dire duly entered and bonded under tie provisions OF
tho warhousrg act OF 9th August 1916 TO the
ctption OF the by the respective ocer of che
toms whom Addressed All such msrchaadso will
tan tina rights ard privileges accorded under previous
nhtIUe ions and regulations OF the Department. Bot
any inrortsions OF MERCHANDISE made subsequently TO
the receipt Of thete instructions must be subjected to
the acquisitions preroribed therein.
THOs. CORWIN, Becretsry of the Treasury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02
Important Commercial Circulars.

csacULAA irsraUCrloUs AND o,ur. ssvv
cERs or THE
1asssUav DEpAErMESr, Feb o lsS7
Tho special attentio Of tbs Department has hesu
called to the sxistiDg legal prevsions regulating the i'm
portatien o. goods, wares and merchandise, and the
varehousing privileges Afforded by law also tho 81
listing regulations by the Department these
subjects Careful consideration has therefore been Civ
to the matter, which hes resulted in the conviction
that the instructions heretofore given aud also the regu
quirs Modification and obsnSs TO eve Is,si cpsstop 70
the terms and spirit Of tho respective provisions of Lag
sppnosbis 70 the subjects referred to.
The Following Instructions therafore Issued for the
government Of the proper officers Of tho customs
and others interested -
Under The provsoug Of the warehousing law OF the
ON OF August 1875, modified by fifth section Of
the act OF ID OF March 1919 de-
posted in warehouse bond may DO taken out for
consumption, or payment Of ths proper duties and
charges at any time within year date OF i'm
portAton and may be withdrawn for expectation d.
recy fro the custody Of the officers of tho CUSTOMS
without payment OF at sny time within two years
from tho date Of importation.
No merchandise be withdraw from the warehouse
for pton after the expiration Of year
date OF Importation; and any goods remaining in
hcuse under bond at the expiration OF two from
the date OF Importation mur be Sold in pursuance OF
law to realize the Legal duties and charges On payment
Of the legal duties and charger the merchandise should
be Withdrawn from warehouse this Department
being Of the opinion that off of customs have
legal authority under existing laws to assume with
tho consent Of the owners. ths custodyof
which tho claims oftbs UIited States OF whatevsr
description have been fully discharged. Consequently
any exihtrg regulations authorizing merchandise TO
main 10 ppho warehouse aftsr pay OF ths duties.
hereby supsrrecsd likewise any other regu atoms
or Instructions conflicting with the foregoing
Is Co be rked that ths8e Instructions not
desis ned u int rfee With the right Of Withdrawing
from warehouse Tor transportation and re wsrebousnG
nt another pot a. time within two from the
date OF importation, apy merchandise upon which the
duties shat not have been paid.
IL becomes proper, tlso to add that in pursuaDce OF
the provisions OF the chihuahua act OF 81 March, 1886,
and those Of the act OF 4h March lsi9 creating tina
collection dstricts IT Brazos q. SsLsngo that upon
ontry for withdrawal from public warehouse OF any goods.
weres, merchandise, intended for export sion to
Mexico by the indicated in SAID laws the import
duties and charges must be duly paid bsore Withdrawal
and exportstioH ~ aforesaid.
THO5. CORWIN secretary Of the Treasury.