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Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-02-23

SPRUCE CLAPBOARDS; Inch Boards, and variou
- other kinds of Lumber, for sale by
Somerset, Feb. 5, 1851. 17yl5-2yA
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-02-23
DETERGENT DIURETIC.

DETERGENT DIURETIC.
SPECIFIC FOR Gravel retension aud suppression Of the
n Urine Inflammation of the Bladder and Kidneys, Stran
quarry Dropsy Diabetes and diseases Of the Urinary unc
tons 1t cleanses the Urine of its acrd constituents and
invaluable remedy for the afflicted especially the aged
All who it will be astonshed at its harmless and
derful effects
Made and Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by
n. SP A L d " G., NJ d.,
BRATTLEB ORO, VT. 4S
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-02-23

To deserve a good friend, we must become one.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-02-23

till near the close of the year, that the public after having
pleased and apparently satisfied with the inventions of
Professors and Doctors and other distinguished individuals
ba nrGceded HIN be-; e"so-
faction IN the REAL FIRE PROOF LAMP,
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rhres.no room for doubt ,fiers trial.


- TABLE EXPECTORANTS ~, IS 30 cents. Quar-,
h, 81 IL esnpot be praised hghy for Coughs Cod asd
~N'-f' - - SANDS, No. II Janess.
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THE IMMIGRANT SYSTEM. -. No. ".
nv AS INiGRAHT.

lave described The various parts of the ship and given
an mixing Of their Wanted sdspiabiy tothe comfort G1d
convenience OF the Passengers VIII now proceed TO
give brief synopsis Of the main features of the voyage
The ship had not been many days at before became
earuy apparent that she wasin totally unseaworihy con
dion For the fret ten days Of the voyage the weather
was more than usually violent and but little progress was
made The hull of the ship proved sound but the rigging
was rotten To make matters the store spare can
vas and cordago Acknowledged the officers to DO very
tcnn;y When fair winds prevailed the unsoundnes Of the
riepng coupled with the excessive cautiousness OF the
captain dobarred us from taking advantage OF IT, from
the crepi al snapa across the ocean DC
cupyug only eight weeks IN the depth OF winter 20 accom-
Ilrh voyage Of 3iCO miles Before we arrived 10 pOrt
nchy oil the ships back stays were torn from her sides
tho sails were split and patched IKE beSgar eoal anS
those who wanony riskod for gam the Yasabc Ve'
Of moro than five hundred human beings
Although soon aware of tho unworhiness OF the ship
vss not unil arrived In port that was fully aware Of
our nmnen, peril Then Tho mate lnfprmDd mo thai 1ho
china oGcms bad entertained bat slight hopes 0f efof
n Vii haze boon observed boy ali who havo over gone
down into ,le storage Of ma omgiani chip aycn ansr
Lst been ceHnafd and punhed qua nmgA'o1 10 lha nv
manner ihst pele always remains sshsnnE o's'n .A
DdDf, esoefdilfly BauseoAs anl nnwho"sona nus -
he result 81 ile ebspgion ofpm anlnal matter ~ na
timber II ile slip HE 'eefs, win Suppose el'aislf 90
Load lie epitbn' .l ana To-" aa ,'' ''''
1is nh ,ni,e ss so HE Storage has hne0"o "',"',y
yo,s0poss Tho imiatRhaisd mheis Ini'hahs' ~ 'Na
aDiDai beat - DisH5 Lpi"ah bsHfe D'""lri h'' re
siliy ventilated siostata t4sdo 'ler'"r, resla""n,
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sDllF @aA a..4 DlR3s iH % $1,000 ODD !-.e, 'N'9
d d ll+tI. 49, H4 f+''n h,A N+t N'--'N H"'
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scr,ps Aeo.sna .@ saed,sd ssd nn,'we besides mo
+ n pANGS. rl,lodas Attorney. No a. ws''t
NM PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW,iokk hy
the x.es Of ed indcrn dsntro all potsonsi in
,ee.fVa In FRANCIS SufhkhLANN late OF ''
lard tte knsdc Gest hIan dseeasea !" creditors ns ct
IN 81 eth,wr Errrns and esch Of are hereby
cHsd na trqurcd rscra be and appear before or snss.o
Of hr Coary 81 NewNs his office IL the Cy Of New f9r
twcuysVenh day Of December nefi At eleven oecehh
the fucon Il then and there 90 atsnd the hna settle
rut of the account proceedings OF ARCHIBALD ORACLE
KING Is Aamu with tho will annexed OF the goods Chat
teNs nd sfedts Of said deccsscd.
In testimony whereof caused Tho seal Of once Of SAID SUI
fc<ste o he hertunto anixcd. Witness, ALEXANDER w
fl llR AFFORD Esquire of said County h the
CIV Of New. the l4h day Of June la che year OF
tprdo thousand eight hundred and nhy-three
nsl iavtwAo A. w BRADBURY, Surresac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05
irHAT GouRAup,s ITALIAN INDICATED

SOAP dessrss sthe popularity Il rocives proved Iron tao
Ge hat hes been be0re The people hess u years pat fafas
which tine t hes steadily been increasing IL sao 100 per esLt
horne mrd has hsd bear tho violent
orreion cocnicets limitations and low priced fiof hsys a.
Tted fs,ed uron incl nt people md mst sgasJ
bea Aesa be conio1pdcd With efdiaafy tt
srs only reccnnrndatops II has gfs vsasbls
only hc.chCs the darkest and slg1,ft stns
ne beautiful he bot cures raplss cruptos a is
ter chars srd other lind Os<n deofniy fIasy
neds OOURAUDS Poadre Sabe tor upco'ioz heir Ton 10"
ehea5 upper ys part ofhe body Aso Lgud Hair Dye
LIQUID Rouge White Hair KesfOravc f01ni a Dr.
GOlRAuDS old established depot 81 walkers hrCaiwey
Is WsshngoDtt BogOn Carleton Jowei Bliss bppg cf g.
THEY'D BURN NE for SORCERER II bal
n lived WHY HecEgse on
euENT viii force The Beard As'aehste strong s9i bis
II ak without staining iriauF hs sEiD Tbs seems
grtrge but aud tbse sfsns9 5nr IN ti
wod 81 per bo,ile yart Of DO tonty y o ohA
HAN No IS Anns. Brooklyn, Ms HAYES No 10 feitens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05
na.. ~. sea- aaa asli.9ls Rosss. iso
Me0!ral.

ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC--Dr. ROSES
n PaISCURFR sarissctio< This medicine truly
s happy eSect Il t0ethsche ear-acne sprsn
kr-s charged hsBds pains IN the back os SIDES
the hest thing IN the world Tor curing
&c 6 rheumatism sin ueek from cold IL 70 truly
TIE age" in is giving immediate relief 10 AL pam
In hc..sG Call II No 1872 Fulton p, Two door
f-c- Rrosdvs-: CODDINGTONS. RINGS, Dr.. GUION5, and
BRISHAM L MILLERS Drug stores
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nR. PHLNNEY's FANCY PILLS.
~ A. b K d. SANDS, Agents


~ SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No p Msreerst. n Yer sae
ran ert ohonc Disease and for the application Of his Body
Ersca sphoaeer Brace SPINAL Props Brace trusses feys
travelling Companion for the cure OF Vo-
81 Dxesye Spinal and Female Conpsints,
a. fr Eppt Dfoopng Lsnsuo also for the support Of
49,. feut d.Tns conf uemeB-
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~ cNITU's DYSPFPSIA CORDIAL has proved

~ ief FESTIVE In all OF Dyspepsia Fatlsnce Nef
Debility Torpid Liver and all dseass arising rom detanse
rt or th digestive organs Certificates accompany each bottle
al AZ Broadway; Delayan House No
Urcn .q No 81 BoweTy; Trimmers No - mite
hsj,t Y Jas w Smith Court ~ and Montesaepace Brook
No. so Atantc-s BIooslen Whoi9sae
,.fsii bx South l2ths Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05

DIR KsLEeER Dear Sir When the above could NOT
l.eve until calling on parties Thou could not soub bal
iii the evidence satisfactory . the strong tes. y ta
now fre.t testimony have cured two very
he'd esses Of deeply seated cured ol days
the other took Respectfully yours, JAMES aApES
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-05-21
The New Order Of Things.

So far as the chief executive ofncer Is con-
cerned, Minnesota has now passed from the
hands of the one chosen four years ago to set
her government in motion, and guide the des-
TIMES Of her infant years. Gov. German has
been fully installed into Office, and has assumed
Its duties and obligations. He appears to be a
gentleman adapted to the post, and one having
the ability and knowledge requisite to dis
charge its duties satisfactorily and well. So
far as he accomplishes this end, he will fad him
self sustained by honest well-disposed men OF
all parties. He will never find the presses, or
the men connected with the opposite party, OPP
posing his official acts, merely for the reason
that be differs with them politically. His pub
lie acts, so far at least as We are concerned,
will be judged by their merits, and criticised
accordingly. The villainous practice adopted
towards Gov. Ramsay, of abusing him without
stint or measure, and endeavouring to detract
from his personal and private character, merely
because he was political opponent, is no part
Of our tactics in political warfare.
Itwould be difficult to point to any portion
more rapid strides than has Minnesota during
these first four years of her political existence
As we have had frequent occasion to remark
heretofore, the work is here to show for itself
We only claim the credit Of doing we'll that
which we have done. There is no official act OF
our late executive that We would desire to see
blotted from the record there is none that the
interests and exigencies of the Territory and
the times did not require. And they have,
without exception, all redounded to the credit
Of the government and the prosperity of the
people. We surrender the power with clean
hands and clear conscences only praying that
like success and prosperity may attend the eff
forts Of the present Territorial Administration,
and that fewer trials and perplexities will be
thrown in the way of our new Governor, by
evil-disposed persons, while in the discharge of
his official duties.
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MIR. Bass, of the Wharf Boat, has Fresh Fish
daily, on hand, for supplying steamboats, and
others who may wish to partake of the dclica-
cies of the season,
- Davis d Co., in the Rice House, are selling
Groceries and Provisions very cheap. So is
j. NJ. Farmer, on Third Street. Try them.
- The Minnesoton and {" the rest of man.
kind = in and about ST. Paul, are under obliga-
tions to his Excellcncy, Governor German, for
valuable public documents. The Governor
brought with him some fifty Or hundred BUSH
els OF the article, which have been distributed
for the enlightenment Of our populace.
New FRA.-AIex. Rey, the well known gro-
Ger and provision dealer of Roberts street, has
associated with him in business. Mr.. Lambert
May, and the firm will hereafter be known I'M
der the style of Rey q May. Mr.. Rev starts
below Immediately for new goods The facili-
ties Of these gentlemen will enable them to do
a business every way desirable among custom
ers who trade in the st. Paul market.
RENTING PEws IN THE BAPTIST CHuRcU,-On
Tuesday the oath inst, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, there
will be renting of part of the pews in the
Baptish Church for the term of one year. An
who wish to obtain whole pews or single sit
tlngs, are respectfully invited to be present at
the church at that hour and choose for them
selves.
- The Worlds Fair has received some ex- |
tensive additions to their stock since last week
The chances are that it would not be a bad idea |
to look in and sec what's going Oh.
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know where to find them when we wish to sight
them.
Rio HoNDO.-An editor is a Eliminating ami
NAL and in his moments of thought and refec-
ton must have some soothing incentive to help
his nominations. We have got into the habit of
smoking-we have; and so long as our neigh
Dor Jarvis of the .Muitum in Parvo, keeps the
pure and highly-favored brand, 90 Ell Rio Hon.
do,' on his counter, there is not much hope that
we will be broken of the habit. Then the Doc
tor has other favorite brands, for stronger stom-
achs,-'fast men, Young America editors for
instance, who can digest Cuba and the Sandwich
Islands, with Canada and Nova Scotia thrown
in, at single meal-which are worthy the
attention OF that class of people. The Doctor
is charging and coming out in grand STYLE
Have you seen that splendid fishing-tackle and
those elegant walking canes.
QUARTz.-Mr. W. H. Mobiles, of Scott county.
found in the vicinity Of Shakope, few weeks
since, mass of the pure quartz, such as pro-
duces gold in California. large block may be
seen at Jarvis opposite our Office. 1t is the
genuine article, and no mistake.
II. I. NJ laid himself out on the new town of
hasota, in the Democrat of this week. The por-
!, OF the Northampton Colony, who settled in
'ue vicinity Of this new town are highly pleased
win 'neir Location, and ,oiH stay-beyond per-
adventure.
dovERNoR OF NEW MExIco.-Hon. David Nor
riWetner, ex-senator from Kentnckv il oe;a;oi
~ announced as Governor Of New MeS;co
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARIsH or OELE City q Ne Orisara
se y rsineuhsTs tHst he 18Th 1889 bs5rs u
fescrhsf Justice Of Peace
ally Appeared Alexander Brsthe Pr.s4-a and james H.
orslNT q me Home Nntu
beng duly swo according law dspo.s ss Ao-s
seent'e ustSad us GHs tcaBsrp
e'iiPaHy.,, - A. BROTHER, President.
Sworn
{, Y. JOsTE, Secoud Justice u ths
n the PaI .sh Of Orleans.
= ihe b2irs o. Trustees nave tsersds
81 'e snnss Psrdps Company elang
~ o wsea scrip certificates ~ bs
as Company snsss the pers the ss Rivers
sd ~ or damage BY Fire rats5 ono Is
Camp street. ALEyATDr 4 ssi tf4.st p 'Ii.gi
JOHN a.shkW, Vic pfssi4.r.,
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MEDICAL.
CENuINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, l IT,

NENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, lie M
" IEI FgsTR sgr-J WRIGHT CO. hsyng Srres
20 stand usriyaei very depariner Of their d.
with thu popien~s ard agents OF sill the genuine
oiues thrcug the Uasa Saies, hap hs
With Ho at raef ~ bi' Id Inspection
pes BY they enabled TO ere tbiscr
puhAers ~ ~nh e "a rnd
ly other city had msny years ezpeencs
sale Of Paion Medicines they have acquitted Fepae1tn
pareul the most liberal seae ana nsr o
supply the trade prices exceedingly ow .hs whole
fail TO realize handsome on fpy @ x nsn oi
safe r0a At ieir silabahmss may q complies
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDlCfEfS. aers moesf q
apart Of thor anar nent and be lmiahsl nrnc'
attrem twenty TO twenty Eve per cent. ehsApe''nN
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- Do saalne 81 the vintage 1885 l7ss isGg and sOs &
qualities. 1' NiN-'''' CT ''IluuhPiitei
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te ~ DUN 1on and Harmony Nephew shsrrv Od pm Sill
HOY IRENE ds }1yy Firurds siiery, IisIasck sga
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it-1 IN AZ lrJ ALI tIL, arts.
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aty anperor 81 these Safes over 81 others Our Bate
~ feds srt erneels We trsi TORN eae ofraes
rouslv plasssor bafs arelnd Ie snp
sen slilud AL nlAkiag tinpans
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slFiee the 20 eay' Mature
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win perhaps sHort nan was reiuirsdte
p-s hs cgsr. Neitto the bnE element maze 81 mares
he solid lined MS with n spfcotNp'
We heGls thtthJse Safes, t-eEsa Win LLlEN
SNiPIRL DRILL AMI POWDER FRGOF COMBINATION ZANE
LOCKS rnsly depository d other val
-. We utthr te strfny iussy Of thu popular
5tis EAJlGsnr WOW Of leecsri
lftsu brok into, ycrisues bhs tenous1stat
Thu 10 furnish shc notice rs an
BAN VAULTS ,lou5s,-s. aux uau1rs, Mercantile
Rn' ludvicaslo which will UE4iiend Powder
PIVOT, ssou With Lilies 3ans Losas.
Asaopls tt toy saio5 aud Loss 1Sy Newell
"a ariNT LNt tdg 9s Il ". " VISIT NJ,
$780, --1'E'' r. So hsar' "a os'aE sweet