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= a /GEoRGE WASHINGTON LODGE No GA
IVY stated meeting OF this Lodge will be held WEDNESDAY
~ EVENING the 1th inst, at o'clock Masonic Hail.
of Baronne and Perlido Members
punctual. By order [mhll F. DENTZEL, Secretary.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA
w Incorporated in April s4s declared dividend of so per
Two Years. Business
Office, No. IS CAMP ST., between Common sts
BUSINESS OF THE COMPANY
This Company being organized solely the protection policy
Great National Benevolent
and solid principles and aoring small during
large and handsome Legacy to widows and children after
All policy holders terms who
nue the Insurance till DEATH participate the profits oil
the Company. f
Creditors insure the lives Debtors can
herself and children, free from the claims
TRUSTEES:
John taSan, Joseph Walker, Henry S. Buckner,
p Peier c9n1sy, j., Nannssl White, Johns. Allison,
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart, VIM. L. I.everich
Isaac Johnson Edward Sparrow.
PETER COMFY, Jr., President Board Of Trustees.
DIRECTORS:
F. W, seweli John A. pougherty, John Claiborne
raw. Jsnhcr COKE John NJ Lee, +. " Maerson,
+. T. Heartt Thos G. Jenkins, N O. Preston
NJ. Nj. Cohen, O. Wickham, D. r. Carroll
\. I. tall John A, Roberts, John NJ. Curran,
s'eo W Smlih, H. H. Brpnet r. T. Armistead,
Epw. JRNSKR CoxR Vice President.
A. WEpDERggRS, NJ. D., Medical Board of
IL HS g. ran Nr A. Actay I0" cnaS Attorney
RICHARD BEIN NJ D. No. 27l Magazine Medical Examiner
who will be at the office daily from haFpa L.
By the Charter only $4,000 is taken single life
1T This Company prepared applications
rance and issue Policies on all sound and healthy White persons
than the charged by the New
their restrictions residence the charter Dividends
Of Profits declared annually and the profits interest,"
be made available the their amount
where the party has paid his premiums in full
tg California Permits NwYork and London Prospectus
liable of Rates and all information to Life Insurance. and all papers
effect
E8~ Extensive Travelling Privileges.
~ Office hours 8 A. NJ, to JPN.
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SHERIFFS SALE

Bs1gs "a 4GA S the g5s
Hs NEW Wo Vas 1 osE H ~ T 2E
PEfSoS Il jS I M Hs Ha;
HI IEsaTRk %s Sarah RAJ f 5hNH capsE
dkk and Me bk 5 NEWS 81 ARy
42H ER9 sAE ks S SakSs
WAS ONE or THE HEIRS OF SAID MARY c1ARK ''A
by VIRTUE Of a writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Judicial Paris
public Rounds Of h city Ehns s pIIS Ss to sell
between Charities and Royal SATURDAY April H. ls5 81
f st he ssssl s. asa
entIea y nsssa and 1fa
ca Notary Public city Neworsans in the g year isos
that the undivided part following deseibe
wit Also the whole the following described propeTty
THREE VACANT LOTS OF GROUND designated by the number.
Gos Nu IN r s9as aB~ f e F @ Of
BERs SISE THE ETlRs OF LOT Sua H ftfREs
IA H e sHI ssssIsE
81 FUR
81 5 LII M hEs ta AIR
SGM q III N ~ s F N,ERFSs Az
T TM2 OF d h Ey SH EgT NM TEN ANP IN
FIJI n Iofs Gm
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OF @ MBs MGM TRE F fS sV
SE ffS fssHs
a ei nSs z and gsn saars nnn5s
four i've M seven sE, a a.
s a nSnar g
eight Of number ONE
! .a a1s n sa isa
i've an s a'@'s suSs 2NE
three & ii ot naosr enc and half lots napes
square i've aud lSsf
of square number twenty -four.
S T"s a The n ai G n s@it JAMES rpspy
mhl1 = np1 u Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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ADJUSTMENTS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

hRLEANS THEATRE.-Thursda Evening
~ March IeBFNstII Of Mr.. TSsEYRR-t night Of IT,
grand Verdi called
Messrs GenDrs fl- Paola
Sunday first the Drama, Eugene Sue enti,ie
LES MYSTERIES DE PARIS.
II Performance quarter 10 O'clock
DLACIDE'S VARIETIES, Grawer street.
Il WEDNESDAY EVENING, March i1Will be prsssrtsI
Farce Of LOVE IN HUMBLE IF EFonans, Mr. e. Howard
IT, Mr. Holland Brandt, Mr. st. Clair Christine Afts C. opi
TO conclude with the gorgeous Ballet
gaiar IN different eharaeters Frederick Mona Monp
iong Mons orhy; Jacobo Crby Braesda Mons W.
Marosa M Ban; Fortuna Mile Yalee Leila, Mile Biou
and The entire Ballet Troupe
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Last night hu5
sTis ?, ths Winter and lat o M
fri,o on which SIR WILLIAM DON will
W "a EsESlNG March T. will be performed ALL
Gibbs Mus Heron After which CoSCEkT by Heron Fa
with tae HAPPY MAN characters Heron Family and tie
matte Company.
RAN RICES CIRCUS, on st. Charles street,
IL opposite Perdido street LAST WEEK BUT ONE CT f
SEASON alter winch this truly splendid united
Corps Of THE HPPoDHoM preparatory leaving liz, ~
" " ~
n Doors open half past o'clock performance to commence
O'Clock.
AdrssionDresa Circle and Parquette, Fifty Cents Pit Tsntq
open til O'Clock, may be .ecr.d ,nl.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE


COTTON-Yesterday but little done early in the
day but later factors yielded little large business
done the sales reaching fully 10000 bales We now
quote
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sR. CRAWFORD, President
BRANCH OFFICE 4s CAMP STREET. Neworiean.
,,o,,-.rr.,,, BENJAMIN FLORANCE, Agent.
JOSEPH lB BEs sis n n D, Medical Examiners
INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PfIILA
DELpEEA, being the fret Annual Report:
mole number Of Policies outstanding December 81
Whole amount of Insurance so 20
Whole received from Premiums Interest," and on
fohes 5073a 81
.- DISBURSEMENTS.
paid oHe Rent Salaries. Stationery W
Commissions, Postage, Advertising State
Amount Paid for Rs-Insnrance. ............. rs is
- t4,i77 IS
Amount Of Fund reserved for Reinsurance s5 II
Amount of Capital 10000 20
Amount Liable for LOSSES January 1852 .as6565
Bonds and Mortgages Real Estate, United
states hye and six cent Loans payable
suts iaio not Noe ana
Cash and in Bank temporarily s s4ss y y
Amount Loaned at Nsworleans Branch Office on '
Coiaterals bearing eight per cent. Interest,"
Semi Annually and Quarterly Premium Pay ''''O %
Premium held BY the Company ''''t NJ T.
Due from Agents Observation-Disclosures. 5,075 II
- sass5s5 II
rs Ct r STF 5H as
pleasure the Company upon
with y Of as a e # IT. the p Ss @
ls sa a sa @ to e. M
Outstanding risks the Directors have much satisfaction finding
& the date all policies entitled
death else the value paid 70 each policy
Th @ % ft o sRon and m
borne the Savings Department
Ss 6n sass LIE a.alsne
Vii y na sss5 s%ae to which
sgeRsnt OF affairs will continue to be followed for their
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ivory CRUCIFIX.-This great work of art,
Il PIECE IVORY by Monk Genoa
brought this country in 1876 by Edwards Lester American Consul
offered for reasonable and will this city
1t has exhibited with and would
realize All energetic person a han Apply
SHERMAN & PERS0S,
mill M Magazine street. Of Canal where can be
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

INSURANCE COMPANY
Authorized Capital. Ten MILLIONS DOLLARS
Surplus and Reserved Fund. $4,000
,,-..,: ,,.,, r, $9,SI0,000
Dollars
onerng BY its unusually large capital the
Liability Of the Stockhoders, that esideatum
mest security to the pubcs prepared against
+ IRE Risks In NewOrleans on the most reasonable terms
me usua OF premium made to place the Company Poll
with the Mutual Companies all settlements for losse
will be prompt and liberal
CHAs. BRIGGS, Agent, Office rs ST. Charles street.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
samuel Nicholson, a. 1elne, Thnmns Selar,
4! a, L1aniear g. A. Holt VIM Mure,
VIM removes, j. b. behn, Jas. Robb
L. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK.
JAS. BROWN, Chairman.
FRANcIs CorrENE1, Deputy Chairman
George Barclay, Francis Griffin, ROYAL Pheips
Marx v. COLLECT, Mort Livingston, Ed. F. Ssndersou
&. W. Faber VIM s. Wetmors
ALFRED PRLI, Resdeni Secretary.
FRANCIS GRIFFIN counsel OF the Board n25 "
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Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY Of
NEW ORLEANS,

prepared
applications for ~
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
at the office OF the Company, No. 90 GRAVIER STREET |
Every person nsurins with becomes Interested
pohts are divided those who with
earnings are to be invested under the control
This company established purely the mutual principal
an and the Trustees believe this subscription (2730G) ample
security policy holders. -
The portfolio
wishing to make insurance with it,
ALEXANDER BROTHER Pre.ideut
JOHN II. OWEN, Vice President
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!RHCEIPTS OF PRODUCE
LOUISVILLE
Geddes3 do 80 psstssng Green Harding &cSd hh tobacco
iunr Wilson oo7 do PaHnele B80Q bk Pomairat
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FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. &. & A..
RoslERE, Common Streets No. 81 Pro-
Of the n0nle o Seli-Leence.
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The territory of Utah comprises greater OK
tent than the whole Of the New England State. and our
nemberless valleys comprise aggregate which would
form an extensive State in themselves Why. then should
be made dependent upon either Utah or California
when there such formidable natural impediments to
tlbstSnct our identity Sacramento Times Jan 16
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Wednesday Morning, March II, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-18
Receipts for the Freeman
fr0m Oct. 5th TO Nor. 18Th.

| J
Ledgett, A Thayer, w Spencer, W Bailey,
A ChesIey, f Davis, A Norton, N Sprague, A
June, L H Bliss, S Llvemore M Wardner, e
B Montgomery. N Pike, E IIuse, W S Bruce,
o Carpenter, S Allen, c Bradley, 0 M Braman,
A Adams, w Redfed NJ Severance, l. Arnold,
G Flagg, E Darling, E q Rabbit, Doty, c
Morse, Nye, S Bates, A G Williams G K
Williams, A Noyes, Golf, H Wllmarth, c
Bailey, Wait, w Howard, Tucker, c Til.
lottson, N Kingsbury, R s Currer, D HaskiIl,
F G Beach, G Hobart, N Austin, A Fits, ?
Day, S Sayles, M D Persons, L Coburn, D K
Andrews, E Smith, C Barnes, D Wbney, N
Blanchard M Flanders, c S;earns, S H Church
i'll, w H Jones. A Fnne, Dwinel, S Smith,
R Morse F B Streeter; ST. so each
II Broughton, Y Goodae, U Johnson, H Alb
bee, B Colby, e H Perkins, E Steward, J
Palmer, KimbalI, &C Wade, A Mcfarland, R
Hiand, G VIM, S s Blanchard, R Jones, r
Soddard $500 each.
A l. Chamberlain, F Laird, A Goodell, D
McNelly.J Maxwell, E Hines, r Chamberlain,
H HOLSTER, A Webster %, D R Montgomery !;
50 90 each.
Dana & Brooks, Crawford, R Fletcher,
A Spading, J Harwood : ,25 EACH
r Bucklin, Jewell A Smith, ] Gould, L
Long, G Putnam, R Steel, A Stoddard, c Hugh,
Keith, M Weeks, M Dewey, l. Child, Rich
ardson g. Beckwth $500 each
H Stone, NJ Could Howard, L Howard
s w Smith, H Stone rs cents each.
Cooper, Mathews & Clark, c Boyden, Z
Stanhope, N w Knight; so cents each.
Kdder, B Hill, W Bowman; 25 cents
each.
N N Barrows, NJ Bassett, w Dudley, G
KiddrIdge 81 cents each
c Collins 81 cents, l. Town 20 CENTS Come
& Chase 5000 B M Fuller $3.50, iiel Hollis
ter, SO ,25 s W Smith so cents, l. Hibbar(
$l,89, G FELTON, Agt. $500 c Jackson 81 ,35
S Putnam 50 cents, S g. M Bennett So 81, W
Stone $!5OCJ Renfew Jr "a so B Clley Sc
so, R Durkee $3.50, II Stevens $3.50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-18
Official Count for Electors.

The vote for Presidential Electors, as counted
by tina County Clerks, at Montpelier, Nov 10Th,
is as follows =
For Scott and Graham, 22,165
For Pierce and King, 1904
For Hale and Julian, 8,6l9
Washington County, for Scott, 1902, PIERCE
1891, Hale 1917, giving for Hale over 100 more
than any other CO. Windsor, the next, gives LOG
Wiudhum and Chitenden, next, give about 1000
each. The vote for Pierce in Washington Co.
was doubtless swelled 20 or more, over that of
Hale, by the overplus Of Pierce men over the
Hale men, in and about the Legislature; so that
in fact the Hale strength in this county is the
highest
1t also appeam from the above count, when
compared with the vote for the different candi-
dates for Governor in September, that
The Wing loss is 1929
Old Line 1892
Free Democratic 927
Making in reality very handsome gain Of the
Free Democracy.
SILAs II. T1oDGFs, Esq, of Rutland, has
been appointed by President Fillmore, Com
missioner of Patents, in the place Of Mr.. Ewbank,
resigned.
President Sparks has resigned the office Of
Precedent of Harvard University, and the
resignation is to take effect at the close of the
plesent Academic term.
The premium of $780, offered by Ossian
E. Dodge, for the best origional story for his
Literary Museum, has been, awarded to Mrs.
Caroline Lee tfentz, widely$inown as the au-
thoress of " The Mob Cap" and many other
stories, charming to those who are fond of the
highly colored" scenes which she portrays.
F A JUST Edward Boughton
has been sentenced at the Ltchfeld Conn
County Court, to six years Imprisonment in the
State Prison. for placing distractions upon the
track of the Naugatuck Railroad al Plymouth.
Honor or COALITION The Whigs of Quin-
cy, Dedham and Braintree is the recent election
cOalesced with Huuker Democrats, and elected
Representatives A very pure party-thls Wing
party - Commonwealth
ILLNESS OF MACAULAY THE HIsToRIAN.-
The Toronto Leader says" We have private
intelligence hat Macanay, the historian, is in
a dying condition. 1t is said that he intends to
resign the representation Of Edingburgh."
Il NEW SPECULATIoN.-P. Il. Blrnum and
II. ID. Beach have formed special partnership
with cash capital of $4,000 fer the publica-
ton in New York, of an illustrated weekly
r newspaper, intended TO be the best in the world
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-18
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDED!

Bay no book unless DR.. A. Nj Mauceau 1879 Liberty st.
r. " on the lille page AVID the entry in Clerks Office On
the back the title page corresponds herein and buy only
Of respectable ard honorable dealers send by mail aud ad
dress to DR.. A. VI. Nlstriceau.
Full title page, with contents, together with few pages
treating Of important subjects every married iemGe will
be sent, &c charge any enclosing letter stamp
prepaid letter. addressed as herein.
IRON receipt Of FIFTY Cents, tor Ono
Dollar Cor the fine Edition extra binding)
"THE MARRIED. WOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION Is sent (taaflrd
free 10 any part of the United states. All
letters must be p0St-puId and addressed to
DIR. 4. n. MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New
York city, Publishing Office, no. 1919 Liberty
Street. New York.
For sale BYE. NJ. Brown, Woodstock Redfed
Gmnnls, Montpelier; D. w. Clark, Burlington; Nh
L. D. Lee South Royaton E. W BlaisdelI, Vergenne
:. X. Collins Montpelier P. Welsh, Brandon g.
Norhrup. Bennington; Jonn W.. Moore, Relluws Falls.
w. 06InG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-18
lflarrie0.

In Huntington, Sept 3Oth by Rev c. DYKE Mr.. Thomas
j. paddleford, of Mddlesox, to Miss sophrona E. Johns
OF Huntingdon
In RoyaIton, Nov ID, by the Rev. r. H. Spauldng, Mr.
Charles X; Labaree, of Springfield to Miss Alzna NJ.
Royce Of Royaltou.
In stockbrdge, Nov. 18th, by Rev. Caleb Faes Mr. Ca
eb Ford, Jr OF Granville 10 Miss Harriet s. Splding,
Stockbrdge.
IN Berlin, lih inst by Theodore Strong Esq Mr. John
Tyler, of Mortified To Miss Mary Il. Brown, the for
mer place
In Barre, Nov Mr. Jumes Lucas, Miss Sarah Markham
both of Barre.
In Waterbury, Nov. l0lh, by Rev. D. P. Iulbnrd, Mr.
VIM Goats of Colchester, to Miss Amelia Fanny Hobart
Of Waterbury.
Also in Waterbury Nov. 18th, by the same, Mr.. Orlan
do X. Whitcomb, of Bolton, to Mrs. Susan r. Alherton o
MiddleseX.
In Painfeld, Oct 3lst by Rev. P. Merrill, NJ. Nathane
NJ. Edison and Miss Fanny A. Perry, both of r.
In stowe, Nov lth, by Rev, e. G. BedelI, Mr., IIahwel
Moody and Rachel, slcepe !, both of Wa .erbuly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-18
}-)tr0.

In Barre, Oct 18Th Mrs. Belsey, wife of David Avor
aged So.
In Andover, Mass Oct. Both, Miss Harriet A. only
daughtero Dea. Nathaniel Dodge, Of Oxford NJ H. form
etly of Barre, VT aged 49,
In Orange, Oct, 18Th, Mr. Elias Waterman Of typhoid fe
ver aged 3d. Oct Goth, of consumption, Mrs. Ruth wifi,
OF said Elias Waterman, aged 50, they committed
on9 grave.
aged 40
In East Montperlier Mrs Cummins, wife OF Elisha Cum
mms, aged 50.
In this Village, Nov. 4h Albert Cross, aged 30 years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-18

one ofhe most important discoveries of modern science,
or me cure pulmonary affections is the Basam of Wild
Emery ana the credit of its discovery is due the cele
ntaeu Dr. Wst1 This valuable compound has restored
thousands Of sufferers to health Il is expecoran tonic
ana demuGent and said TO be purely vegetable prepa
muon. Under its magic influence the most obstinate
coughs colds, and bronchial irrtations disappear We
nave used II, and can recommend it, particularly this
season. hen the great OF disease East winds
SO prevalent. The Origi0nal and only genuine
WistRr's Ralsam of wild Cherry
was introduced in year 1885, and has wetesed in
all the complaints for which is recommended For ten
years it has proved more eicaciou remedy for CHS
Colds, Influenza Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption in
In lis incipent Stages, than any other medicine.
From the Dedham, Mass. Gazette Feb 18Th l849.
The introduction Of This famous medicine to the public
by Seth W. Fowe, has been of seivrce probably
than any other article that has yet been discovered and
has effected moe of various complaints that fesh
is heir tO than all the miserable mpounds that have
er as yet been umpeted throughout the country The
merous certificates in his advertisement fully subsanliates
the virtues of it,
Look out for limitations and countefpis. Remember the
oHgonal and only genuine article always bears the written
signature CT |. BUTTS on the outside wrapper.
AGENTS for W1STAR'S BALSAM.-S. P. Redfeld
MS 5 K Collins, Montpelier; John A. s. White, F.
smith, Adam Hobart Mortified John P. Hale, Panifeld
Putnam * Wooster, AarsbfeId, j. NJ. Richardson, Waits
held b. +. GOss, Waterbury; &. Perry & Co. Cabot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-18
Che Atarkets.
Cambridge MARKET. Nov. I

NOV'
A; Marke3lO Cattle about 5000 Beeves and 40 Stores
consisting of working oxen, cows and Calves yearlngs
two and three years Odds.
PHlCES-MARKEr BEEF.-Extra, $3.50; first quality,
$500; second quality, $780, third quality, 400 $50
Culinary, $3.50 900,
nfoEs-S5,OO 900 per cwt. Tallow, $500 900.
PELTs-S0,G2 a O,75. Calf SKINS 10 lOc per lb
VEAL CALyEs-$4,00 600.
BARRELrNe CArrpE-$l,OO 40 to 100.
WORKING OxEN--$79, IS, 100, 1866
Cows AND CALvEs-Sl7, Is, 90, % 80.
Va nLiNos-$4 tots TwoI Years Old, $7tol4; Three
Years Odds, SIS to A.
SHEEP AMP IAMHs-lo872 at market. Exra 50 ooto 900
BY lot 81 ;i3, 80, $50.
SwINE-36l at market. Retail G to &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-18
Neglected Colds,

A solemn word 10 young ana old
death THIEVES FROM A NEGLECTED ColDI
A Cough may be the knell of fate
Death smiles when sick men hesitate
The serlols symptoms Of disease
Grow to be fatal by degrees
Then, sufferer, too late it be-
Try nr Rogers Remedy,
j will clear the Lungs, relieve the Throat,
Ard prove a sovereign antdute
SO cry ten thousand thousand tongues,
In all diseases Of the Lungs.
For sale by A. L. SCOVlLL& Co., atheir Depot Gothic
Hall. 3l6 Broadway, NJ Y, and by all respectable Drug
gsts In The United States and Canndas
Also for sale in Montpelier by y P. Redfeld and s. X
Collins la Mortified by Fred e. Smith.
PRICE, large bottles 81 0O or bottles for $500.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-18
The Largest Assortment
or
NEWS AND BOYS OVERCOA rs,

SACK and FroCk Goats, Cashmere and Doeskn Pants,
y Oyens, Undershirts and Drawers, Green Jackets,
Stocks aud Cnvas, Shirts, Bosoms and Collars. Mens,
Gloves and Furnishing Goods of All kinds, to be found in
Montpelier and sold the cheapest at wholesale and retail,
by WALKER WHITE,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-18

STORRS LANGDON will receive this week 100 Boxes
y of Wholesalers superior best quality Candles, which
will sell by the box at just the price that hundred
boxes can be bought nj in Boston to-day.
uol II, STORRS & LANGDON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-18
RVFFALO ROBES

cO oNDIAN TANNED, Upper Missouri.
O() Al do do ExtR Robes,
"A number one season. Robes,
"a Summer and other kinds of Robes,
Moknp our assortment good. Thel are a little higher
Than last year We shall charge but small profit, al
wholesale OF retail, at the Peoples Store, .
November 1851 hfM IN NlNH'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-11-18
THE GREAT REMEDY
-FOR-
COnghs, Gods and COnsnmpliOns,


-FOR-
Coughs, Colds and COnSumpliOns.
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
~ BALsAN is probably without paal.
VIZ ~ lelin having, during Il trial of more
&NlHCrrs Z Than twenty-five years, fully MAINTAIN
"a SLIM NslF( ca the high reputation which it has
Na(53 RSsVAap,I CURED Tor eONsUHPUVE COMPLAlNTI,
kSg3 ~hASAhT aud all DISEASES Of the LUNGS THROAT
r eOrsoR | and CHEST 1t has been used with prob
a e, %esAJ aAly greater success than any other urt
IA EHuhB> Gle known, and physicians who have
#s3 ny, 'Ds5l had an opportunity OF witnessing lis
sfASs3t De- highly saulary fleets, recommend it
as safe and very eicacioas medicine tquU if not supe
or to any other prescriptions for the above complaints
within then kaow ledge. The basis ct this Medicine was
private recipe of distinguished physician in one Of the
neghboriug States and preserved by individual to whom
il gave the most astonishing rcE IT is composed Of veg
etable and used according to directions, must be per
ltcty rate
FaoM Mrssps. ALLEN & Co., MERCHANTS, ClvciNxArr-
Those persons who have used the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam uniformly spek of II valuable medicine and
from the quantity sold, notwithstanding the
other preparations used for similar complaints we punsid
er ii first On the list, Respectfully, &co
The Editor Of the Seneca Falls Conrter says,--''We
have had occasion To witness the good effect Of The Vege
table Pulmonary Basam IN our family, IN case Of young
lady who has been entirely cured Of Consumption by the
Of it, and also IN severe coughs and colds and CHI
fully bear lest muny to its being safe, convenient and
very eticNciGus medicine in cases Uf that description"
| ed. Courier.
Ceigynan from Philadelphia writes, that he has been
in the habit of the Vegetable pulmonary BaSam faI
himself and family for the last thirteen years, ami also Of
recommending to his friends and considers it M inya
liable remedy for all pulmonary complaints.
For the last five years Of my practice have bad the
satisfaction to witness the beneficial effects Of tho Ycgea
bile Pulmonary Balsam in many cases of obstinate cough
aud other affections Of the Lungs would therefore
ideny recommend its in all complaints of the chest
being equal, ii not superior, 10 any other medicine
within my knowledge. TRUMAN ABELL, NJ. D."
LamSter, n. H.
Beware OF CouNrEprEirs AND IMlrATroSs such a
Carters Compound Pulmonary Balsam, American PulW0
nary BAsam, and others, in part hearing the name En-
/ qufe for the Article by Its whole name, the
" Vegetable Pulmonary BRlsRm,"
and thai il has the written signature Of WEN JOHN
! BUTLER upon yellow label ON the blue wrappers
Zach bottle and seal s stamped Vegetable Pulmonary
! Basam,
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