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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13

From Rev f. R. Warren, East Greenwich RI
In letter written by Mr.. Warren he SAYS have had
one of Jacob Chickering's Piano Fotes in my family near
Two years which IL In all respects perfect
and gives us entire satisfaction " He adds also IN. fol
lowing testimony to these Pianos: These ri amos too
arc unrivaed in the perfection and beauty Of their con
| st@ction having Iron Frames and Circular Scales In
i"uch elasticity, sweetness and br'lancy of tone the
ere unsurpassed. consider these Instruments in power
OF Tone depth Of bass and brancy of treble equal to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13

From Freeman Hunt, Edfot of Merchants Magazine N Y
In note to Mr.. Chckering dated New York February
ioth, is5i Mr.. freeman Hunt Editor Of tho Merchants,
Magazine says, !" am entirely satisfied with the Piano
purchased of you last year My daughter is taking lessons
IN music and her taucher ponou it the finest toned
instrument she played upon All who have seen il
are struck nit only with the richness it, tone but with
the finish and elegance of the instrument
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13
,'.es,, !, ". MEhhibb, negls'cI.
ROsendaIe Hydraulic Cement

f'HIS article Is used for making Reservoirs Tanks
Troughs, Cistens, Water Pipes and for topping oui
Chmneys, aud every species Of Brick Stone Work
der water, or exposed t. damp. Warranted of the bes
quality. For sale at the Depot Store ~
FULLER SMlTR.
Montpelier, May 23d, 1855,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13
N0TEEE.

n N. BRIGHAM, NJ D., Homaopathic Physieian and
VI. Sntgeon having changed his resid nee IRON Wata-
field to Montpelier village and associated himself ~ prae
tice with Dr. T. c. Tapn, is now prepare to answer Ri
calls in The vario IS departments IL his PR tession
6yOFFicE, corner OF Elm and Spring sifeets oppese
the Academy. ma
Montpeer, July |, 1865. -SniV
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13
Dte0.

lu Planheli Aug 3D. Mr. JACoB PsRKISs aged 81 yeass
He was born in Essx County, Mass and removed with hs
parents to New hunpshr, when lG lad aud came thence
10 Pineld in year so. Mr.. Perkins was one Of the
early sfiers, AMI lived Oh tho farm ffsy-nur years.
Printers In VI; y. IL. Ma n \ Iii. aaI Wisconsin please
iotcc.
La auth Hariwick, Aug 18th, JgKEAh SWAIN, aged 70
years, Of drJpsy after sh n but distressing illness former
~ of Salbornton N III
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13
Notice

rs hereby given that application will be made atthe nfn
| session Of the Genera Assembly of the stare Of Net
mont 10 have four tiers of lots In the south part of the town
Of Marshded in the county OF washington, SET on ana
annexed 10 the town of Painfed, in said county
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13
AmpIius RIake,s Estate.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. Probate
w Cout for the District Of Randolph, Commissonersto
ceye examine and adjust all claims and demands Of all
aganst the Estate of Ampus Blake late Of Chel-
sea- in said District deceased and the claims Of the de-
ceased exhibited offset thereto hereby give notice that
ain months from The e8th day Of August A. 1885, al
lowed for the creditors present their claims said Com.
missoners for examination and allowance. and that we
will meet for that purpose at b. marlin ,hce In said
Chelsea op the second Monday, being the 2th day Of No
vember A. 1885, and on the second Monday of FEBRUARY
a n is56 NJ nine O'Clock nthe forenoon, each of said
Gays. bohN Gn "H"iN'
AZ WIN. Y. DICKINSON
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13

Fred E. Smith Montpelier G, P. Role, Cheisea y. n.
Brown, W oodstock Redded & Glaniis, Montpesf; c.
u. Case & Co.. Brandon; +. W. Blu sdeii, ets- Ries
Collins Il Pierce, Montpelier; P. WEIGH, Sranduh w.
II. Wallace Irasburgh l.. Pratt, Jr Woodstock Mich
oils & Warren, Burlington P. Merryhel6 windsor b.
o. Tyer Montpelier D. Mott, ST. Adams So
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13

CONslsTINC of Liverpool, Turks Island, and UadlI
u sal now unloading from the cars which will be sold
cbeap for Cash liberal discount made to the trade
kns ooh Ish5 FULLER l. SETH.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13

m noO BUSHELS WANTED immediately for
| lU,UUU which Cash win he paid on delivery at the
Depot Stare, Rail Road Square. -. ,...,.r,,
Aug. Goth, 1855. FULLER q SMi th,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13

10 buy no book unless tho words DR.. A. M MAURr
cEAu 12p Liberty Street. N Y" ID (and the entry Ia
the Clerks Office the back of the title page; spd
buy only ofrespectabe and honorable dealers or send by
mail and address to DR.. A. N Maurceau. '.yfc
AS- Upon receipt of One Dollar 1.-THE MARRIED
WOMANS PRIVATE. MEDICAL COMPANION Is
aled free to any part Of the United States the
Cansdas, and British Provinces All Letters must %
postpaid, and addressed TO On. A. M. MAURugEAU.
box liza New-York City. Publishing once, Eol2o
Liberty Street. New-York,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13
WHY FEMALES sUrrs.i: u I.mAIan.

,--~y,~,,S.--
No OF deicncy IL with. o di.c5 @ the pen
liar ailments incident TO lr 80, even % ,i iatin1s
family physician
This modesty and -Gelicley ii impi.G.a5 >, nat4rs
and neither should need lie & C,.td to lis rtys
shocks inevitable In making IN sac u,her eta
those ailments 9clohyi'l c.usiv " lie fcnala
Except in extreme cases. her scsNeHe4 will ~cyi
flee her health rather tlau her dtlieA,y.
Tie conseql necs arc serlous- ..4uei- and lite-
long.
Thus what at first could have hctc ea - l,,4aGta
or perhaps better still not incurred, Nucu,lt3 coWP
cation of disease not only ruinng the heath Of the
mother and cmbteriue her days Y slcslrss AID FtE
ferinG but enailing broken constitutions upon her
Children and cr,hanas!n if not dstfcs-ig he bust
and pccuniary prospects OF the hutnd Ic every
sensible woman
TAKE WARNING IN .Tl~iE,
Gas thousands have done) 10y the bite ei,ce md
suiierngs Of other Of he dreadfui co-oqH'nce5 sts
entails upon herself tiot 'nleared ~ her ty her
ignorance of tie simplest and Ueft rIie- heath as
connected with the MARRIAGE ttte, the violation Of
which entails disease suffering, and misery.
How many are suffering from distractions or i-reew
arities peculiar to the female system which undermine
the health the effects OF witch tlie .lorant and
for which their delicacy olnds seeking nedicel adj
vice How many suffer from if6ofsns tfeTi Gaining OF
the Womb or from -four GiGus (wetnnct debility sc u
How many arc in constant agony for mary iloHths pre-
ceding confinement How nsNy have difficult, II not
dangerous deliveries, aud slow and uncerfe'n recoyeres'
To the question how these to be ltEei-''1f w!as
shall be done9 the answer i simple.
Let every ascGrtali Tor herself, without Vio'
lence TO her dccacy the nature and caraotef on the
ament (to which she female rubleeD the causes
from which may aro, and the proper remedies Iof
Its cure and future prevention
This she 40 by ro@Eeeflt HI u volume I2ite:uy
possessed by thoueuls) HIiitH TELLS EFER Z
WOMAN WHAT Is 1ifA HITTER, AND
TELLS HER FH4T 70 DO OK II, IN simple
but chaste words and such AZ she can understand
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13
SM OES

III g. LOOMS has just received a full assoftihsM
II. CATER BOOTS ond SHOES. in every variety o,
patterns and colors-in -Hs t4 - n
Ladies, Misses & Childrer's Sizes
warranted to be good article, and will he csered
dueed prices, - rrs aa aan
Main street, April, ls5a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13

GeMts7 FNFHEshlMS WOOdS.
A COMPLETE assortment eff Cents Flu FINISHING Goods
n on hand, and will be sold at low prices for cash.
July IS, 1855. A. G. FIELD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13
NEW GdbNDS

A SPLENDID assortment Of Cloths, Cassmeres, Doe.
II skins and Vest ngs Of the hest qualities styles,
Just received al Habbard's BLOCK, by A.C, FIELD.
Montpeer Juiy Is. 1856.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13
WARNING 70 Every SENSIBLE W0@AH.

STARTLING, Fl 7 qRIt.m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-13

NApoLEoN's TAcrrcs.-A letter to the NJ Y.
Times reports Louis Napoleon to have uttered
the following sentiments respecting the plan Of
the campaign:
II acknowledge the tactics of the .Crimean
campaign to be my own projection, and | confess
myself satisfied mainly in the results The
people of France and England want feat of
arms, and perhaps the people of America would
applaud another Smoensk and Noskowa No !!
France in 1918 crossed the arid steppes and
deadly SHOWS of Russia. will now make Rus
sa traverse her own wilderness to meet US on
her frontier. There is not mas who enters the
Crimea that has not undergone all we suffered in
the retreat from Moscow. There is not regi-
ment that arrives at Perekop that is not decimat-
ed. Whole battaions have been engul phed.-
The Russian loss according to their own esti-
mate, rendered to the Emperor Nicholas last
December, amounted TO two hundred and seventy
thousand The allied troops at that time had
not lost one tenth of that figure am content
to protract the struggle in the Crimea on these
terms"
John Gilman. a citizen of Dexter, Jefferson
CO., N. ", who had been one of the unfortunate
sympathizers " in the Canada revolt in 1888
taken prisoner and sent TO British penal colony
returned to his family on the 25th ut. after an
absence of seventeen years. The Canadian
"rebels " have been permitted to return to theil
homes long since, and many of them have beer
Unidentified for their losses.
MAINE ELEcTIoN.-The election in Maine
held last Monday has resulted, according to tel
egraphic dispatches, in no election of Governor
by the people, and in the choice of majorit
of LIBERAL" Representatives and Senators.
true, this will ensure the election of the Admin
istratiou and Rum candidate for Governor,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
APPoINTM EMIT IS.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 4, 1855.
We are authorized to state that Mr.. RANDELL HUM
will address the people at the following named Places on
the days designated:
Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge, Saturday Sept 9Th.
Bayou Sara, West Feiicana Monday, Sept. 10TH
Clinton, East Feliciana, Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
Vidalis, Concordia, Saturday, Sept. 18th.
St Joseph Teneasr Monday, Sept. 18th.
Winnsboro Franklin, Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
Richmond, Madison, Saturday Sept 22d.
Lake Providence, Carroll Tuesday, Sept goth.
Bastrop, Morebouse Thursday, Sept. 9th.
Monroe, Ouachita, Saturday, Sept. Goth, .,.-
Farmsryille Union. Monday, Oct. LIST.
Vernon jackson, Wednesday, Oct. Sd.
Mindep, Claiborne, Saturday, Oct 9th.
Shreveport oaddo Monday Oct. 9Th.
Mansfield, Desoto, Wednesday, Oct. 10TH
Natchitcches Natchitoches Friday, Oct 18th.
Alexandria, Rapides, Tuesday, Oct. 10th.
Marksvile, Avoyslles Thursday, Oct 18th.
Opelousas, st. Landry, Monday Got. 22d
vern1iilionvie, Lafayette, Wednesday, Oct. Ath.
st. Martinsvile, st Martins, Thursday, Oct. 18th.
Franklin, st. Mary, Saturday, Oct, 9th.
Thibedaux Lafourche, Monday, Dot 18th.
Mr. Hunt, upon his return will visit the Florida par
ishes, of which due notice will be given.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08

ANSWER TO SENATOR BENJAM1N's LETTER.
We hardly need call the attention of the public
to the letter to the Hon. j. P. Benjamin. Its
great length should not deter any one from
perusingit, 1t is amost mastery production
argumentative, sarcastic and withering-and,
coming as it does from former personal and
political friend of our Senator, must tell with
terrible effect.
We consider 1t the ablest refutation Of the
positions assumed in Mr.. Benjamin's letter
which has yet appeared in print. Every point
taken is sustained with surprising power and
force.
The document was received IN town during
the absence Of the gentleman to whom it was
addressed. and it has been laying in our drawer
several days awaiting room for insertion. Hence
its rather late appearance But it has lost
nothing BY the delay. Like good wine, age has
only improved it. % ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
s4TURDaY MORNING. SEPT. 8, 1866.
PLATE QRM
OF THE AMERICAN PARTY OF LouIsIANA.

/. We advocate an amendment Of the Naturalization
Laws proper safeguards to the purity OF TN
sctive franchise.
We advocate the passage Of such laws as will pre-
vent the immigration Of paupers and criminals to thi
country.
WI OPPOSE any interference in the vested rights Of
spersons whethsr thsy be Of native foraign birth
Al W. are Ia favor OF nonntervention with slavery by
The Fsedera Government except for the protection q
sur constitutional rights.
s. VS. advocate high Nstionss Policy, such as viii
afford acrn and uuEAvering protection to the American
name abroad and viii follow and guard the American
eitisen wherever he moves
Anasrcsns, ssctng the same through the ballot box
alone the only legitimate instrument Of reform In this
country. @
L We believe that the Office should seek the man. and
not the man the Office and shall oppose the distribution
Of ONCE among ofce-ssekers reward for partisan
services.
s. W. VIII maintain and defend the Constitution Of the
thu Union 1t pow exists, and the rights
Of the States without minution insisting upon faith
full on the part Of the General Government
OF all the duties enjoned upon 1t by the Constitution.
O. While we approve of the platform adopted by the late
National Council Of the American party, at Philadelphia
we rssst the application Of the principles Of the eighth
article to American Catholics unjust unfounded and
entirely unworthy of country We shal forever con
tnue to protest against any infringement Of religious lib
ey oding II cardinal maxim that religious faith is
question between each individual and his God. We ut
tsy condemn any attempt to make religious belief test
for political one, and newer affiliate with any party
which holds sentiments not In accordance with these
TO- We war with party such, but shall oppose ali
who Oppose in the advocacy Of these great American
rxnpipies.
Reform Of abuses and setrenchment IN our State ex
psnditures.
Education Of the youth Of the country in schools
tablished by tho State.
constitutional organization Of the Swamp Land Com
rnasioners.
more efficient Of the Internal Improve
msnt Department. with view of improving our inland
navigation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
ms We seldom recommend a manufactured

incidence believing that Mature herself prfsets
rapidly eetua than be accomplished by the
vegetables medical senee But in tbs matter
dyspepsia chronic features about III which often defy
create healthy action of the digestive
organs uafrequeny happens that thousands Hufsr for
years. body and in mini from
To such. HIGHLANDS GERMAN BITrERS, pre-
pared by NJ truly vslu able preparation.
tits tonic medicines giving healthy action to the atomaeh ssd
will ssrveeabe all especially during
she spring. Dyspepsia only be cured patient
of and 10 all those uHring under hs
maads would recommend application to the Depot Of Hoo
lands Bes se Arch street. Philadelphia See
tisenient se4 lmddW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
.NTHn wings m POWER IN ALABAMA.

/ This is a startling caption for an article, in
1 face of the broad and reiterated boastings oil
the anti-Americans over what they term their
victory in Alabama But there is heap more
truth than poetry in it, as we opine the Antics
will find out when they come to measure their
strength on joint ballot. The Mobile Adver-
tiser shows conclusiyely that the anti Know.
Nothing Wings hold the balance of power in
the Legislature on joint ballot Oh, tphat a
victory to exult over! We quote from the Ad-
vertiser:
The Wings IN PowER IN ALABAMA. Start
ling as the above caption must naturally be to
the self-styled Democracy, and strange as its
| truth would appear to most men in and out of
| the State, conyersant with her past history, we
are not sure but it will be verified next winter,
We published o table some time since, carefully
| prepared, and We believe correct, classifying
| the members of the new Legislature as Ameri.
cans, anti- Know Nothing Whigs,snd Democrats
We showed by this classification tn at. though the
Americans are in minority-the Democrats
proper aciH not hare majority ON joint bal
lot-hence, the balance Of power rests in the
hands Of the anti Know Nothing Wings. Now.
If they are disposed to follow the counsel of the
huntsville Advocate, @ strong anti Know Moth
ing Wing journal, they will find themselves
holding the g balance Of power in the next
Legislature, and may control, to great de-.
gree, its actions That indieious use Of this
power would result in vast benefit to the State
| Ut large, it SEEMS to US no one can reasonably
| doubt, and In this view of the case, the pro-
ceedlngs Of our Legislature, at its next session,
| will be unusually interesting.
The Selma Sentinel copies the advice of the
Huntsville Advocate, and adds the following
comment:
So, are to have an American party, a Democratic
party and Wing party In the next Legislature. Now
would be cruel for the anti American Wings to refuse
70 act with the Democrats for every Whg ia put
down asa Democrat supposed they had all
seat Ut the anxious altar 'at least 1t has been so
proclaimed If the antWhiga form separate party,
blamed Il they don't control the Legislature for
neither the bogus Democrats Americans can elect
single officer with their strength The anti higs
now have the Legislature Of Alabama and no mistake
and u Is the rst time that party has that
for years.
One more such triumph, and where will the
Alabama Antics be' "Wepause for reply p
The Antics have crowed enthusiastically over
the result Of the election in Texas. Yet the
last accounts indicate that Pease is elected by
fearfully diminished majority; that the Ameri-
can candidate for Lieutenant Governor has
been chosen; that Evans (American) has been
elected to Congress in the Eastern District by
Q large majority: that Crosby (American) has
been elected Commissioner of the Land Office !;
and that the Legislature is yet in Doubt We
are PERFECTLY willing they should rejoice over
victories like these.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
STATE TIcKE EFT
FOR 6orERNoR,
CHARLES DERBfGNY,


OF JEyrEssos.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
LOUIS TEXADA,
or RArIDEs.
FOR sEoRETARY OF STATE,
ROBERT 6. BRALE,
or East RATION ROUGE.
FoR STATE TREAsURER,
]. Y. Durable,
sy WEST RATION ROUGE.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ss WALTER R0sSMAN,
or CLAIBORNE 49, M
TOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
RANDELL HUNT,
OF OaLEANs.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT oF EDUCATION,
O. D sTILLMAN,
or ouAcHrrA.
FOR CONGRESS-.
= Fiys DissIef- GEO. EUsTIs, Jr.
Second Distries-THEeDORE g, HUNT.
laird DhsHcs-PREsTON POND, Jr. ,5s.
EssrA Diss,ies-wILI.IAM B. LEWIS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
d I z n:

Ga Friday morning the It'll ins Mrs HARRIET EMILY cor
Of Capt. E. g. Aaain in the 9lst year of her sss
EH- St. Louie papers psass copy.
bright path of life into the shadows of the future haa
passed spirit friend With around, tho kindly
nrs the love Of friends tho
relatives aad the respect tf all who knew her, the
has been laid her and ahe sesra
Ter last sleep.
her and loved her well will be but pleasure
to kno that moments for her irieuds and relatives
palliative OF her surngt Faith guiding star to light
the Reps the glorious guardian Of her future a.eps
'Ear.h hath treasure bet
To add to Heaven gem"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08

then would the foreign French American citizen have
dons You deprecated the day when citizen of foreign
birth should be brought in conflict with the people OF hs
own country.
This principle applicable to the Governor Of the State
which you then advocated is the same sought
to be enforced by the American party. The only differ
ence s that the application Of the principle Is sought to
be made more general than then. There may be
valid reasons however, In the minds of the American
party for applying the principle to the Office Of foreign
Minister and to seat in the United States Senate
that Of State Governor.
With sentiments Of old regard, remain yours from
the Interior. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
~- LATE AND
Interesting Publications.

THE lRoQuos the Blight Side of Indian Minnie
Myrtle. Beautifully Illustrated.
LIGHT AND DARKNEs5; Shadow Of Fats. Btory Of Fash
ionhhls Life work Of interest.
PANAMA IN 1875 An Account PanAma Rarosd, of the
Cities and AsPnwa with Sketches Of Life and Char
aotsrs By Robt. Tones.
MAUD and Other POEMS By Alfred Tenpysou
LAND LABOR AND GOLD; In vietoria with ya
to Sydney and Van Diemnn's Land. By VIM. Hewitt.
MEMOIR or THE REV. SYDNEY sMlTH-By his Daugh.s,
Lady Holland. For sale by
=. B. STEEL,
Law Pub,ishsr. Bookseller and Htaionsr,
SCI SIP No. g. Camp street.
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George H. Vimten,
PRINTERS' WARE U S e,
,05 Poydras street,

Between Camp and ST. Charles streets, NEW ORLEANS.
Nv PRESSES, TYPES, INKS. PAPER, CARDS, GARD BOARDS
AND FURNISHING of every description.
anle of sonI NeHa Book and
Fancy Types Wells Webb Wood Type, and General Farnlh-
ing; Washington Presses; Rssges MAshns Prs.sea
MsCreAry's Blssk and Coersd Inku.
ssodhsnd Materials bought and sold, and old Type taken
exchange nsw, of nine par poand delivered
my Warehouse, free Of charge. Gin Meta for Eng ins In
saan'itss 70 suit sss dit 1yW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08

GREAT CAnGoEs. = The Yicksburg packets
Natchez and Louisa arrived yesterday morning
with the largest kinds Of loads, the former with
1865 bales cotton, the latter with 1876 bales,
whichs with 474 bales by other boats, makes
the receipts. up to six o'clock last evening,
6,6l4 bales "a tolerable good days receipt for
the seventh day of September. There was no
grass growing on the Levee yesterday-neither
do our streets give any particular indications
OF future verdure. The Memphis Eagle will
please take notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAII.RoAD.-We are requested to state that
Sunday excursion trips on this road will be dis
continued after tomorrow, owing to change
in the schedule in consequence of the contract
to carry the United States mail, commencing
ON the 10th instant,
Persons wishing to spend pleasant day in
the Piney Woods had best select tomorrow for
the trip, after which the regular fare will be
charged
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08

NEW ToBAoco--The steamer Rapides, Capt.
Doty, arrived yesterday from st. Louis, bring
ing Que hogshead Of tobacco Of the new crop,
which was shipped at Hickman, and from the
plantation Of Mr.. Crown, Cox, Fulton county,
Ky. This is the first arrival of new tobacco the
present season, and is nearly three weeks earlier
than the first receipt last year, which was
shipped by the same gentleman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08

The MAILs-We have the pleasure of saying
that the mails from all points came through
yesterday with dates as late as due
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08

We owe especial thanks to this officers of the
packet steamers Rapidss and Falls City for
late river faYors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08

1- oFFIoE OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
Camp Applications for relief from
rn Iau25 2pilI D. /. RICARDO Secretary.