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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
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CAMBRiDGE MARKET, Aug. 23.
AT Marke ~ Cate, about 2o5 eeves, ad 1919 stores
colsisht OF WORKING nAtu COWS and calves eHrilngs
Two ANA three year, ods
fklCES-M tRKET BEEF.-Extra, So 50 first quality
$500, second quality, $40 1875 lhrd quality e6 90
uiunary, 81 % Il 500.
HtDss-so,OJ 62i percwt. Tailow, $500 s,25.
PELrs-$0,V ii Ou2. Calf skins l5c path
VEAL CALyEs-$5,00 II 9 %
oRKING OxEs.-Sh2 76 90, los, 40.
Cows AND CALvEs-Sl5 As, Is
YE RliNGs-$7 too rwo Years Old ,Sl5to 80; Three
Y ears uds Sl5 to 48
sn,ns A ~, L.sa.,45cs aemarsc Earf 50 he 100
SWINE ketail Alto Sc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
Dteo.

In Hartford, Ct the 10th inst, of Consumption, Mrs
PRISCILLA LACE, daughter of Hubbard and sister Of VIM
D. aud Geo s. Hubbard, Of Montpelier aged GA years Mrs
H. was worthy and much esteemed Of the Methodist
Society who has been tried in the of alctiop but
never found wanting.
Also on shpboard, at Sonora, Mckee, in March last wild
his return 10 California; Of Consumption, ZApoLK HI
HARD, Jr, Of the same family, aged 40 years.
In 0gdensburgh NJ W August 18th, very suddenly Mrs
MARY PRIME aged rs years. wife Of d. Henri Prime the
st. Lawrence Republican, and daughter Of Cynthia and Hart
well Hooker, Esq, Of peacham, Vt.
Also, August 9th at 0gdensburgh WIN G. PRIME, aged
three months, only child Of Mary L. and d. ii. Prime.
or Vermont papers please copy.
In Hamilton, Ohio August 23d ofGastrtc Fever Mr. CARD
W. WARE, formerly merchant Of Montpelier aged 4S
years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
BRIGHTON MARKET. Aup. %.

Al aket 1850 Beef Cattle 1850 Stores ~ pairs Working
oxen l25 Cows and Calves, $3.50 Sheep and Lambs II
- inc.
spRiCES--l'EEF CATrLl.-ExlIa, $3.50; first quality
- oo SECOND quality, $780, third quality, $500 $50
$40. ' ~,'N ~
WORKING OxEs-$75, l75, 600 00O
Cows AND CALvEs--SlS, IS, 90, 90, co.
SwiNE-0 a l-2c Retail, 5a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
G1lBAABA AMAnRmYA

THE FAIL TERM Will commence On Wednesday Au
| gnst3nh, 1854,
. A. ALl4IS. Principal,
Miss +. A. " ARRE Preeeptress, and Teacher of
French. Drawing aRI Painting.
J. Ross, A. q Teacher OF Latin and Greek
CARLISLE GLEASON, Darn. Coll Assistant Teacher.
Ms. A. 8nna n sminh Teachers of Piano Music.
Competent Teaches in Penmanship and Vocal Music
will he early enpl, yed.
Board per wc'k $l,50 IN rs,
Those Wishing 10 pursue a borough aud systematic
co'isr If study in retired bat pleasant county village,
aud 'urrnnd, by high " intelligent and moral c,lnnu
MY, wl io well IT, tcrr, ltce in tIis Insti
" Coach To carry pls,e se is runs daily to and from
South ROyallrn lI,pI
Apply ia The PrncpI, CT IT, Hon, William Il,bard B,
alnrtioa OF j. W. smith, Executive Committee.
WIN. GERARD, President
j. WyMAN, t;eC'y
ChestN. InlY l2Lh. 1851. Al all
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
Rba pnyiIle,

The Freemcn of the Town Of Danvile, who willing to
unite in political action for the defense Of National Freedom
in opposition National Sveryand to declare themselves
independent Of and hostile the present admnistrationr-
respective Of arty distinction, invited at the
Town Hail. in Danve Saturday. the 81 day of September
next, o'clock p M for the purpose of nominating Cam
didate for representative at the ensuing election.
y. 0. G00KIN,
WM u. DOLE, }Town Committee.
TlIOS RANCALL,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

Ii HERgAs, my wife Jane NJ Clark has Ieft my bed and
w board, without any just provocation and still refuses
live with me, Therefore, this Is TO forbid all persons
haiborng trusting her my account, shall pay
debts of her contracting after this date.
Fayston Aug. 26 1854. 36w3s WIN. B. CLARK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

STATE OF VERMONT | AT a Probate Cour held at
AsHiNGroN llisrRcr. IS the Probate Office in Montpe-
er, wlth and for said District, on the Both day IF A
gust, \ b 1854.
A INSTRUMENT purnoning to he the last viii and
- testament of Mrs sarah Potter, late ot Berlin in said
nlnc', deceased being presented To the Court here by
Nluam NJ. Ellis. the Executor therein named, for
rfooale 1t is ordered by said Court that all persons
be noifedto appear at session of said
Coit, To be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier,
the 10Th day III sepirmher 1854 and shew cause fanny they
may have, against the Probate of said viii for which
ode be published three weeks successfully in the Green
Mnunain Freeman pned at Montpelier, previous to said
lime appointed f,r hearing
true copy Of record,
&c Attest r. R. MERRILL. Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
REASONABLE PRICES
and with ssaGUestiOsseG Right

Having terminated onr Legal controversy it'll Elias Howe
IT,, aud procured his uIi license his invention,
there not tn slightest claim that machines infringe
any other patent The right the machines which
have Sold and shall hereafter sell, is uuqIeslionable.
Nenwn ten distinct pa enis Sewing Machines, COW
ering all hr points Of the invention, and all the
chimes of other manufacturers infringe of
them nni patent securing the spring whereby the cth,
&C. held to the feeding apparatus by yielding PRESSURE
is nirnged by all the machines uffe ed in The mark Ell
Those wno buy The ihfrror aud piac i machines
hereby distinctly npprised thai shall compel them 10
pay us Tor the privilege Of using them. Our gal rights
viii hencefurth be rigdly enforced.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
The Immense Superiority

Of singers Sewing Machines has been comp eiy eslab
thtd. They are of universal applicaiian-lhe same
chine doing all kind ofwuk, and doing it perfectly. They
arc net only superior In contrvance bnt uneqnaGd il
mechanical finish They perform NIL work uqoired. and
continue to do without getting ont Of order We desire
to call attention particularly to our new
MACHINES TO SEW WITH SINGLE THREAD,
which by ample trials have been proved superior to all
others for stitching linen nd al very thin abcsaso for
sewing LEATHER either 18th waxed thread or silk-ahd for
quilting Innings We are also prepared To exhibit and sell
tmbTodtrng machines, producing an entirely new and
very beautiful result Machines nf extra sizr, both shuttle
and single thread he had for sinai difference in price
THESE are ll"nd to be very popular Machines for hat
binding stitching capebag han dies, and any other pecu
liar work, VIII he supplied Mt short notice.
Machine NeedeS, silk Twist spoos, Three Cord lin
en- hreij, and all other articles used with Sc wing Via
chne> aiwayson baud and for sale at al offices
Principal Office, No. 313 Broadway, N. u.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

BARRIE AGAD3MY>
THE FALL TERN will b, einun Thursday, August 3Ist
L 1854. Board 50 90 per woek.
J. $. sPAU1DISHss Principal
Aaue,. August S, 1854. 33w.,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

per cen" for the year ending August st 1854
TO be cast upon the original amount Of the
i "i.ho1t reference to any endorsement -
''er' on or before the lelh day of October 1854.
twenty SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
" .ne company WIN be published early in sepenber and
uy referred for detailed statement of the bsnes ~,
Company for the pastyear. VI '"e
meoe!s cl the Company will find in the hands Of the
REPRESENTATIVES, eiecttO the legislature schedule show.
ing The amount Of assessment due from eac resnec,ive,v
nu tey are particularly desired see that the mney tor
n assessment Is forwarded to the Office in October =
ne MS must be paid when due hule attention
10 t"s on Inc part of the Members If the Company will
save them expense and trouble "
:. Insurance Office,
Mon tpelier, Aug, 9, 1854 a,w9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
LAMOILLE COUNTY
CIR a lei Ea AHs &Gm0G)A.
UnHNCnN

THE Fail Term IF this Institution will commence on
Thursday September 7th 10 continue eleven weeks,
lander the instruction ol
REUBEN G. BENTON JR., A. B., Principal.
Mss kEBExAh NJ MERRIAM, Assistants.
Miss SARAH G.. DuuGHERTy, '
Miss ABBIE NJ. MEuWAs feather If Music.
In Announcing new card Of Teachers for the next
year, the Trustees assured that neither ability nor
fidelity, The part of the instructor, will be wanting tn
make the school Of the very finest 0der.
They would call particular attention tn the fact, that
Miss MERRIAM, in addition to being in respect a
finished scholar aud experienced teacher has for rone
time past been connected with excellent French school,
where, by the daily IF The rest Preach she has he
Gene repare TO lench that language, in manner that
cannt be surpassed in this section 1t The County
In facility of access. beauty Of surrounding scenery,
cheapness Of living and freedom from adverse naances,
the location Of the School is believed 10 offer superior In
dlct mcns
ircics subject If pr0ct ica interest to the School
will be given by the Principal and Others weekly during
| nm. L, nm
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
Dir. G. H. K|LB0URNE,
Late r. & G II. Eiiboump.j
DEN ilS7f,

lULSl1 ~flGT,
Over Burbank's store. 5lain 81, Montpelier
(0FFIcE trtHiI ned rs ts4e)
DR. X. invites altent' IL T., bis implOt Gum EETH
IL Originated, and made by him exclusively which, Ii
point of strength, natural shape and apbeaiaure in thu
mouth superior any used in this Stateso conceded
By persons for whom he is continually Inserting
them Specimens nj his Office
In FILLING TEETH, he practses the method
taught in the Medico Dental Colleges by the best Dentists
in the Union. and will maintain tn high reputation justly
accorded him, OF heng unequaIled In this State
r. S. Having all the resources in his Laboratory Com
pee, with m Assistant constantly Manufacturing, he vii
teach Drniiss in this The o making beautiful
Gum fpi Teeth Continuous Gum, &c, such as he is us
ing, at a reasonable price.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
Notice.

THE non resident popIeors Of the town of Waterbury
in the County Ut Washington hereby notified that
The taxes assessed by said uwn within the year. and
me Grand List OF 1853, remain IN whole unpaid, N the
following described lands in such tiwn. 10 wit.
The dwelling house ans lot occupied and owned by Ora
mel Howe In Waterbury village bounded as follows viz
beginning at point 81 wesl three rods from the south
westerly corner "f the lot where c. p Sherman lives;
Thence noiih VI west, TO the noery side oil the Yer
mcn Central Railroad, five and one hall rods thsEce on
the bck line If A. Robbns garden norhery to the north
west corner ihereof tn about rod to the point be-
gun al and Is the lot decided SAID Orme owo by
Paul Dillingham; by deed dated and executed July 26th A.
S46 ana is occupied at he time Of this date by Rev. &.
Z. Parker
ANA So mnch If said lands will b. sold at public auction
at the dwelling house of g. u Parker in said Waterbury,
on me irs Monday If Ocioer nextat 'cock forenoon,
NJ sh'lt be Required discharge <d ah Gusts,
les, yrevonsi. tAii IC. BROWN, 1st Constable.
Waterbury, Aug 25, 1854 36w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
ESSEX COUNTY LIBERAL CONVENTION

ESSEX COUNTY LIBERAL CONVENTION
Met at Guildhall on the 10Th day of August
1854, for the purpose of organizing u new party
in pursuance to a call for that purpose, to give
the Freemen an opportunity to vote conscien.
tiously and Independently of the dregs of either
of the old parties, or their contaminated Bal
timore Platforms.
The Convention was called to order by Col
H. R. Darling, and Moses Rodgers was appoin
ted President and d. G. Kimball, Secretary
On motion of Mr.. Steele, Committees were ap
pointed to present nominations for county Off
GERS and to draft resolutions. The nominating
Committee reported the following ticket, which
was unanimously adopted.
Rev. JEREMIAH GLINEs, for Senator.
SAMUEL G. BAncocK, County Judges
JOHN BARLEY, Cd,
STEPHEN HOWE, Judge of Probate.
IRA A. RAMSEY, States Attorney.
john G. DARLING, Sheriff.
---, High Bailiff
John Morse,
H. II. Darling, County
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
RADICAL CURE OF
kHEEs MA eksR RElHpEI[RE.

DR. G. HEATOS, of Boston, who has devoted many
~ yeaas to the treatment of Hernia Rupture and has
discovered mode of cure which has proved successful In
the s,vcest cases of long standing well in The mild
e forms OF this Troublesome complaint thereby rendering
the ns OF Trusses unnecessary has reied the house No.
" Lincoln St, formerly 40 opposite the U. $ Ho;o where
he will receive patients as heretofore Dr. H. also attends
particularly to Female Complaints to the treatment and
cure Ct Varcocee, ydrocee, ilemorhoids, Piles Ur-
nary diseases, &C
Appl cation may lie made at his residence, No. EXETER
p ACE Rowe street,, Boston.
Boston, Aug 7, 1854. 3im2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

TUITION:
Common English Branches $500
Higher $50
Classics, 400
Music, With ne If instrument, 800
Dawing aud Painting each, 900
Fi5lch, 100
No Tr.t0 received fer less than + alf Term. BOARD
can he aht.. ed good families from 81 so to 81 rs per
week. Rooms furnished for those wishing to h,afd them
selves II. w ROBINSON, Secretary.
johnson. Juy "a, 1854.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
HARDWARE.
Paper Eaamgings.
HEists, Sleeves and Hosiery.
HIl,emexnr TnyIor.,s Estate

EbeneXar TaylOr's Estate.
LAaoLLE DisTRcr, IS. the Probate Office. in John.
SOU thin and for said District, the 18th day Of July
A. ID. 1854
Present, the Hos. G. A. BARBER, Jupoe:
Instrument, purporing be the last Win and Tesla.
ment of Ebenezar Taylor late Of Woic0t said district
deceased being presented to the Court here by Harvey ay-
lor one ofthe Executors therein named for Pobae /, is or
deied by said Court that all persons therein be
notified Ia appear session If said Court TO be holden
ust 1851 aud hew cause If any they have against IN
Probate Of said WIN: for which purpose further or
dered thai copy of the record of this order b. published
three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman
printed at Montpelier, prsvlous said time appointed fol
hearing. A true copy Of record
81 Attest, Il. =. PIKE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

WHiHh are the only Sewing Machines IF any utility
" when can be u.s. d without making the owner LIABLE
TO sun for an Infringement Of patented privileges, are
sllll i
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
WASHINGTON COUNTY

WASHINGTON COUNTY
g q A M III AR EgAO o L.
THE next Acaemcal Year will consist Of three Terms Of
IA weeks EACH The first will Commence Thursday,
August 81, 1854, under the charge Of
bi,s. j. e. GOODRICH,
gentleman thigh reputation schearand teacher. Es
peca attention will be given instruction In the classics
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT will be under the care Of
MISS MARIA I. NOBLE,
an accomplished and experienced teacher well qualified to in
struct in the French Language.
Students desiring board referred to Dr. Clark G. W.
Bancroft Es 1t believed that this school offers IA
ciities for instruction second in the vicinity.
Rates of Tuition per Term,
Latin and Greek Languages $500
Higher English Branches, 500
Common English Branches = 400
Oil Painting, Extra, 400
MonochromatiC, 800
Pencil Drawing, 200
Modern Languages, " 200
Music 1000
CHARLES CLARK, for Prudential Committee.
Montpelier, Aug. 9, 1854. "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

All ersons having unsettled with 0rn of
Keith Barker are requested to make immediate payment
Montpelier, July "A, 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
DISSOLUTION,

nE copaatnershp heretofore existing der the firm OF
K..h Il Barker is this day, by muiu consent, die
solved, FRANCIS G. KEITH
July I'll, 1854. JOHN 5. BARKER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
JOHN s. BARKER

Win continue business at the Old and, where he will be
happy to al his friends and cuslomt rs and will guar
aniee that
Goods shall be sold CHEAP!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31

, HFsNcn orFTcHs,
Noo south fonrthst Phil No. l59 baltimore ST.. Bait.
AZ Hanover st, Roson. I" 2i7 River Troy N. Y.
IL , tlares ST., N. o. " 223 Walnut ST., Cincin'i
33m3 l. VI SINGER Z co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-08-31
VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMP ANY

NOtico Oh Assossmehts for 1854.
TUE Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
company are hereby notified that he following assoss-
nens nave been made by the Directors or all Notes in
lnrCe q He fnlinM inn nns Ia nit. - 49, =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-04
NJ NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
IN RANGEs-FIRST PREMIUM.

PRICE & C0ULON, Plumbers, 107 PoydrSi
respectfully nprm their friends public IT,
general they carry % ths 469vs eesiqa ~ aud
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER cLdEkIs, WASH
BA Ms, FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of all kibds COOKING
RIA GEES GARDEN HtSE1 AutlC RAMS FORCE LIFT and
BEF PUMPS stIod ap the LEAD F1FEs every
ieac I,f PIG and SHEET LEAD snd BLOCK TIN a ava
han sfJIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly up sired
ith thorlestne 0'' iy
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FANCY " GOODS.
A e- Ca1asgR Street. ~gs0

E%& &s~ C0SssgB Street. -gEN BAk
a. AM-A NEW ORLEANS AIhNTI[LA FACTORY: IL n III
9th Alsfino
IltLAs Of the style and latest trimming,
Msse.priees to suit all MAN
FILA FACTORY, No. lilo CANAL STREET.
The proprietor Of E establishment respectfully inspec-
ou the Ladies' of New Orleans particularly strangers
me Sy h s ot hwHre Of his large and splendid stock Of cpAKs
and roay
to gall aud them before they Purchase place they
he convinced that selling them half the price
thur Jtore in the 49, r 80
in addition 70 splendid aud Of coaa
ladies here yanle GOODS TRADE
s IN al tSo qr oes'es French sk and Fancy staw BOY
VETS and RiBBONS;a large stock Of EMBRODERfES
he at the Snsn
SAGS and MANTLLAs, CAPES, CHE8ifSETTES SLEEVES and
COLLARS 800 Embroidered Linen HASDKERCfEFS in the same
t9 70 be sold without Style
= $3.50 1870
splendid lot Of rich GRAPE SFflWLs embroidered ROBES for
Wedding Dresses BABIES LONG CLoAES ROBES; FRGNGFs
VET in lhe piece 1r nakiug Nantlas
EE Ladies wishing particular Cloak or Nsptn
can nave u by giving N their order.
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESSES MADE TO ORDER.
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and

united states Lille insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
s. r. CRAWFORD, President.
c. e. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No. Is Camp street, NswOrsans -
BENJAMIN FLORA NOE AssHt
HARMON DOANE Asst. Agent
~ Risks WHITE PERsoNs and AYES IA m
the aost favorable tersls. - lie y "h
& NOPARTNERSHlP. THE undersigned have
formed Copartne,ship under the LITTIFJoUN NON
CON Co. for the of Grocery and tisson
'ss ~ the corner Of @Nlcr and uon seeis Leyee
Jos, LfrTLEJOHN
W.R soRC1N
New Orleans February !, 1854. Mi n
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l v observation-disclosures TUESDAY Ami a. Ney,o So
Man idi Brklayer by sit thirty years OF age A
sre ieai t inchrr hi stout buiit we'll had on
when a went away blue 10th T9end white nsey paHs aa
Will he paid for his delivery HATCHER FRYSBY At as e..
again, ~ 81 'NSA San get mn
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F5B.s - ~ I &S W.
If. Ess s rs5Tsgss ys:ssiirIy,y5stys
ssstsisyS1tSSts NJ i3ssE p9slsfl fttys& ES4Aa5
t5 4=5 H:sssAsfssss8sss - 80 ~"
- 4''- "a '-N'- - -
PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
~ JOIN MccARrY PLuMRER No.ls4 Gang street, Nwar.
aS6 Lift III FTNPs hFf 2 rG esfss
so SYI SS IN "a III sAT
WORK Of EVERY bEscRIFTN H"D '>i 7aHf' NfSD
Snip Had Steamboat vol repaired ADtordor
promptly 2 e'seHds4le- % Gll2R'tt MODERATE sss9i
&UNDRIEs- ........
~ q, q t ~ y e h5AS PEcANsj ,,. u.s.. 0
lI5S dfSs s ne S ;' F5 ASA ALMONDS
So s. S,s, P PtsisSf S,f.,f FL - by
4i7En75Il - s>-, q 2!. ~ -.[az-- street
= 60 ~, sgggsgg,. eHso ElorR;
. y W. 5i,s san? itkporu;
13s ke =. c5o 4, i.EIsS BtrrERi
e e %, ss.s >, NE W, yG q; 4. 5eANnYs
4 IY' 1' 6 sR fS6i g ~ d Il ssoap,.
VA INES AND BRANDIEs-
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q A. Az tls, l . IASIs i IA Hrai '''''
{ 5ss s,sss q: ID t;s S; "A ;ss
iastoEs 'nl o .'i. by Y " eoEIEE IT'D Il ianao
WINES
o. Sf,T pa ssE4Gs 1@ek fSRf
200 boxes BORDEAUX aus md man -
ia sto-s and n, aSls ~ 20 ~ "a, -, rr -,
! W ''''tt' ~ w 's11lflof u,
HNj HIHE LIZA DIN % 1us -pn
H1S r, r. - - - - ~ anu 0OU
Son. l'u 'F00hiyn Pacific Ulster
iellu 4, bEGAGRSlR'& CO. II h.ss,i,..,.
III EW Hops-80 half bales, landing ex bark
! 7 5. " f4Dl. Tor sale bv '5 "a H'iN
JAMS +. COCHRAN HALF. a. 5r,rfaf.t.
Illo5oLAIE-9 cases superior quality, a
By an re en's e'o'1e Also o qs App
q INE-35O0 barrels Ths,aasi 5s-i. = =
is1s anu a. nEG Elk r. 9H y On
IMF-i9F0 to,.,i.. ), IL, slasasle slsses
sls <. DEiAGeayE .5t "a y1 Il tl ss
ENLOUR-3l0 bills Genessee F,,.tro o,,I zoo
lana s'ps'fa' ''f 's Jss y 5,,s ' OV0
-. 9o9Ertt LASPls e co, " Tshpapitoulnss
HFto0R-l200 bbls St Louis aud Ohio Fine.
f.as S'Pstaas A9 g F + s5 isg lii .''
xIp = - . " q Aat : Fosdr4e s.
LIE dl,i. B Esi, landing from ship
leHl4 A. DfLAGRApEa 90 II stars1,ggst st.
EgRANDY-20 bbls, so ouarter and eisbtl,
s12s jo5 GE9Y TA e 5i.' * Co
Spirits TURPENTINE-i3 hills r,r sa,o
- by A. pELAaRAvF 4 Co ii W,. 1900 ~ CO. SLtS
4 sEMENT-l000 bbls, NeworI Garoort -.
= ! sale by JOHN C. IIARDIII h Cn a, 49, - -
'' Newark A'i Ro'"d"s cs'a'at Company N.Y.
p0Irt5I,5, =, laea
{ ~ u. by ~ hB0N WHlSkY-l6 half barrels,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-04

Wholesale prices.
fB- General Depot and Speeia
New Orleans, LIS.
vERAl1FUGES.
Winer's Canadian,
SwHin'p,
Psrry's Dead Shot,
jayne, Tonic
Karl'r,
u. A. Fshnestock's, a.
afcLane'F
BALSANlS Il COUGH REMEDIE,
Wistar'- Balssm Of Wild Cherry,
Hastings Naptha,
Shermhn's Balsam, .~.
Bunhnn's Hungarian,
DAvis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenrk's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew Eapectorant, m
HALLS Balsam,
swayne'a Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry PeCtornl,
TAylor'e Balsam Liyerwort
JnSne's Expeetnrant, .n u
Wiaer's Glecnmpaine,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Liynrwort,
Stabler's Cherry E1pectoraat,
Loudou's Indian do.
DR.. Roses do.
SARSAPARiLLks.
Df. John Bulls,
S. P. Tswnaeud's,
Sands's,
Old Jacob F'ownsend'l
Carpenters,
WyGkoop'S,
Shakers,
GraEeaberg'
Briatol's,
GuvBott's Yellow Dscs
PLASTERS.
Well'g Strengthening,
Ewen'9 Strengthening
Jew Dayid's Of Hebrew,
Baieau's,
KnHPp'a lndiai
AlcocR'a Porous,
Gsriflitlrs Adhesive,
q" @~ . tiolloway's Arnici
TISIAIENTS.
kfexicA1 Mustang,
FarreIl's Arabia
Buffers Nerve and Boae,
HlRps, .
HRyes'B,
TobioB's Yenetiai
Hewes's Nerve and Bone,
kUllingsr'A,
m4a Gardeners, .. .
Bar,ine's lIors
Merchants Gargling,
Cher0hes,