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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12
PHILAD DELPHIA
BOSTON.

~ L " N.
ks.N FOR ROSTON-DIsPATCH LTNE-THE
khN, Al fast sailing clipper ship Zone, Wells, master,
kAhevipg large part Of her cargo engaged will have
immediate dspa ch For freight of flour pork cotton ap
ply ITO JONES MACKINDER a CO, 81 Grayier st.
For having accommodations for cabin
and steeage passengers apply the captain board Post
70, Second District. myl2
AK FOR BOSTON REGULAR LINE THE
kS%% Al fast sailing packet ship G. w. Bourne, q.
&kSeA.W Edwards, master, having most OF her en-
gagged, will have dispatch For balance Of freight apply to
GEO. W. HYNSON 4 Co, 50 Camp st.
For passage apply to she captain on board, Post a. First
District. myS
ns,x- FOR BUsTON-REGULAR LTNE-The Al
Ham master, having most Of her engaged
will dispatch For balance of freight PASSAGE apply
my7 GEO ". HYNsoN CO, 81 0sIap .,res,.
GSkS- FOR BOSrON-THE Al FAST SAILING
sffcl American ship Isabella, Capt Coffin, Is now
apply 10 j. p. WHITNEY a CO., IS Carondelet street
For apply to the captain on board Post 81 First Dis
trct. my6
6AsS FOR BOSTON-THE Al FAST SAILING
kE5EVeN American ship MAsconomO, Capt. Swasey, is
loading and will have immediate dispatch. For
j. P. WHITNEY 4 CO., IS Carondelqt street
For passage apply to the captain board, Post 81, First
District. my6
AS& FOR BOSTUN-REGULAR LINE OF
K5EFA- A-Paekets- The Al packet ship YlsurRis,
ssseaTs, master, is now loading and will have quick
my6 GEO. W HYNsON CO., 50 Camp st.
HS& FOR BOSTON-rBE Al FAST SAILING
MaTf American ship Calender, Capt Patten, is
S$sioading and will have quick dispatch For freight
J.P. WHITNEY co, IS CarondeIet st.
For passage, apply to the captain on board. my5
SfS9S FOR BOSTON-THE Al AND VERY FAST
k Nsailing bark Joseph Male, Merrell, master hay
Will sal above. For balance OF freigln apply to
Az j. Ii. BASS, li9 Common street
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-24

VALUE OF A DAY oF SUNSHINE. Ono Of
our readers, fond Of profound Investigation.
took pains on the last hot day to study
the census reports of agricultural produc-
tons, and to calculate thcrefrom the value
20 the country Of each warm gro,cing day be-
tween secd-time and harvest lie found it
above $4,000, 0OO-and this is a low csti-
mate.-Lo,oeH Ne,cs.
70 Judge Frink, a New Jersey Buchanan
delegate to the Cincinnati Convention. has
written letter in which he iustifes his re-
fusal to 90 for a reelection of Leoompton
Member of Congress, on the ground shat The
course Of tie Administration, IN ondeavoripg
to force Fraudulent Consultation upon The pco-
pie Of Kansas, has been from the beginning IN
democratic, tyrannicai and suicidal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-24
DR. CULvERwELL on MANHOOD

4 Medic1 Essay on Hcir, ccfflH aud rQdisai cure
NDtlmaf9ryh~1, &C., trttoHf The tso OF Inter
maj Hea,ctncs, taut,rf-gtiou, or any
NertarcH 1ppi0gres.
jusr Punished the 9th edition, i'm a scaled cuvelot
gratis and mailed to any address, post-p,id, ON
ccipt of two stamps.
This little work. emauatiug from celebrated mcml
OF the medical profession, gives the most important
formation ever published all persons entcrtainif
Of having hazardcd their health and hanpness-conta
ing the particulars Of an entirely aud perfect rem
dy for SpermatnrrhWa or Seminal Weakness, Dcbili'
NeTyousness Depression OF Spirits, Loss Of Energy, H.
situdc, Iimidty, Involuntary Seminal Discharges. /
paired Sight and Memory, Botches and Pimples on
Face, Piles Indigestion, Palpitation NJ the Heart a
Booty Fiostraton Of the whole system, inducing inn
toncy and mental and physical incapacity-ly means
which every one may cure himself privately, and at
tifinE expense.
Address Dr. Gil. J. C. KLINE, LIST Avenue, G.
lJlA street, New York; Post boS, no. iJo6. l.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-24
MAP OF NORTHERN VERMONT

w The undersigned propose TO publish a large and
accurate Typographical Map n lamOle, Orleans and
ESSEX Counties, from thorough and careful surveys un.
der the direction NJ H. T. Wahny, Civil Engncer.--
Every Road ha, been carefully surveyed by course and
distance and the locations noted Of ali the public Roads,
Dwelling, Churches, Post Offices Hotels, Stores School
Houses, Factories, Mills, Shops, Illls Ponds. Marshes
Streams, &c. The names u Properly Holders generally
carefully including those who order for the Work. will
be cngraVcn upon the Map, showing the location
Of each Extra Maps Of the principal Villages, will be
engraved upon the margin Of the Map also Table Of
Distances, showing the number Of miles from each Post
Office 10 every other throughout the country, together
with the latest statistical information. An Ornamental
Border will surround the Map The Map will be engrav-
ed ~ the most skful Artists ia the Country, hand
somcly Coorcd and Mounted, and will be delivered to
those who order fhe the reasonable terms
We are now actively engaged in forwarding the work.
and shall endca'or 20 give every property holder OPP
pnttuniiy Of ordering copy and also examining the
work before lis final completion in order to make il
urcly saushciory 20 accuracy &c The Map will
contain all The Information usually found In Town Maps
for each Of the Towns in the Counties and IL is obvious
that the most liberal patronage is needed sustain us
IN producing work of so great magnitude and expense
As 10 is evidently Of such practical utility and interest TO
business men and citizens erallyprcsenting so min
utc aud distinct representation Of the Counties that
even child may readily acquire idea Of each
own Village Nc and their true direction and distance
rom each other We confidently solicit and expect the
hearty cooperation of the intelligent and ontcrprising
citizens Of Lamollc, Orleans and Essex Counties
oS LOOMS WAY co. Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-24
YNRIUMP liant SUCCESS
Il -OF-
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life /,
Inc Great English Remedy for
jOLDs, COuOHs, ASTHMA, AND CussrMrffo,

Inc Great English Remedy for
Colds, CouGHs, ASTHMA, AEp CussthriioN
Gaze tgom me irooasookct, r. T.. Faciorjcs. The GL
tooiHg case Is one Of great ttsf 10 The operafir,s in
cotton Factories.
PRovpENcE. II. l., March p, 1916
This may certify that ], the undersigned. formerly A
weaver at the W0onsocko x. |. Faciorics have been
confined 10 my chamber since the 10Th II June last and
was supposed IN confirmed Consumption The history
Of my case is as follows While engaged AZ my work In
the mill the room being very hot and dusty was sud
denly seized with violent pains ia my chest followed by
sense Of iullness, and How Of blood from the lungs
The pains returned at Intervals and the raising of blood
continued had much fever, swoats and chills and no
appetite, Being much reduced and unable 10 work
leit The mill, and placed myself under the care Of d.
H. o. Brown, Of Providence, II. l. Various remedies
were tried with little or no benht, until Dr. b. consider
ing my case almost hopeless advised to Try the Hun
garian lialsAmi and this, as 1 believe, has been the
mens OF my restoration 70 perfect health II Is six
weeks since commenced taking this nnlsam. The fe
yer ana sweat have ceasedihe dow II blood has been
oheoked-iny strength has yisbly mcrcasedand feel
nearly as well as even also state, for the nior
nation ofthe afflicted, that this Dasam has been used In
me Woonsoeket factories, By many persons who have
been troubled with Coughs, Soreness and Pain in the
Chest, with excellent effect
SARAH A. BROWN.
The undersigned Physicion, cheeruly gives his Ger
thcate in confirmation Of the above statement which Is
strictly and entirely true. II. q. BROWN.
lJ' Sole Proprietor, DAVID y, BRADLRR, Water.
town Mass 70 whom all orders should be addrossed.--
Sold BY Druggists and dealers in medicine in every town
in the United States and British Provinces. Oslm
FhED' H. SMITH, Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-24
Il n l T L d S T A T L
b USINESS DIR TORY
Containing Complete List Of all
THE BUSINESS FIRMS, PROFESSIONS, INsU
ANCE COMPANIES, BANKS, BANNING
HOUSES, MANUFACTURERS


THE BUSINESS FIRMS, PROFESSIONS, INsU
ANCE COMPANIES, BANKS, Banning
HOUSES, MANUFACTURING
and other Corporations, &c, Of TwENTI-NINB STATE
Together with large amount Of other useful and
ustCal matter rendering it one of the most Conpl
and I sciul Works ever published.
A large number Of Agonts-competont, and thorouf
y acquainted with the busuoss-are nov engaged
canYaasing i'm the various States, collecting names
Advertisements and no Town or Village, however sm.
will De- omitted, but will be found correctly rcpresen
according to its business.
The Work, when completed, is designed to be one
the handsomest ever issued-prntcd ON fine calender
paper, the pages emboshed with beautiful Engravin
Of stores, Factories, Machinery, Sc, and surround
win neat and elegant Nignette Borders, and handaon
y bound IN morocco, with gilt edges and sides
As fast as the material is collected the pages are eli
roypcd, so that nearly soon as the canvassng
completed the work will be ready for the public
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
II is estimated the work will contain twelve humid
pages, and will be furnished to subscribers at SO
per copy
Advertisements will be inserted at from $1,000
$4,000, according 10 space ocoupicd-cvcry nght-ha
page being devoted TO advertisements and 80 arranl
that parties can occupy one-tonth, ouo-fourh one
or whole page as they may desire, at proportion
prices.
Names inserted, under appropriate business hof
ngs, at 20 cents each, which is designed pay in pa
the expenses of collecting the Names and for 20 900 e.
les Of the book, which to be distributed grauiou
in all the Hotels, Steamboats, &C., in and about the
nted States and the Publisher embraces this oppor
nifty 20 add, that he has found in the States thus lar
yas,ed, most eOmmendahle willingness on the part
business men to aid him in tho enterprise which is
knowledged by all 10 be a audable one and that sucl
book has long been needed by the business community
The first volume will undoubtedly reach a circuat.
Of 50 900 copies and the second a much larger crcu
ton, il will be much enlarged and improved by va
able additions which it is designed to make
There have been 800 subscribers already obtained
the City Of Boston alone and it is confidently belle,
that il will exceed four times that number.
The Publisher personally superintends the execut'
of the work. so that nothing but the best Of mater
will be used upon l.,
Looking to the business community for such aid
encouragement is due the enterprise, the Pubsl
feels confident in ensuring the publication Of the work
early the first OF March, 1859.
EDWIN DEYoE, Publisher
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Repub. majority, on Congress vote $1,000
In respect to representatives., we think it
probable that some are returned as Demo-
Gratis who are really Republicans; and that
by far the greater part Of those returned as
Democrats do not approve Of the present Ma
tional Administration.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-24
$50 soS II re ci
Orleans County.

2ls towns, 1855 Han ssnil 1901. Fletcher 95oso
Reyes 2lSilI
scattering 20 Scattering
iss maj. l5oJ fleiehcr li03 net Republican gain i7s7
SENATE Republicans %. Dem. Z.
Rg,g'niaar'' ompeie-Repuhioans 1885, Dem.. 30, alb
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-24
Session \ Nt@ porh aubrrttsrmtnts.
4 CARD FROM DIR. JAMES NJ. JAR.

n vi.
n RET, gf t.o Neo Io,i Lung IqfrD,ary.-
My connection r the past eight Years viii he above
ustitni1n a. Chief Physician, and twelve years course
Of steady devotion TO hc Cure of Pulmonary Consump.
lion and it, kindred diseases together with my unriya-
led opportunities and advantage " pathological research
aided not little by perfect system OF cieli Inb,.
irfioH-hls enabled me 90 arrive az decisive, direct
and succrssful course uf treatment r the positive and
radical cure OF an Diseases of the Throat, Lungs and
dr-Pass1gcS by Inhalation, the apor and curative
properties OF m'lncs are directly addressed TO- the dis
clscd organs AVID the iucgumcnt / do not advise the
use OF Medical Inhalation of any kind. 20 The exclusion
olHrff1 beHinrWi and although consider it useful
aQuant DO thc proper management NJ those fearful and
picn iaal diseases yet deem BE- very necessary that
each patient should have the bcrcnt of both gsDerat and
local treatment The success. II my treatment in the
above dscasc aud the hri character NJ the Institution
over which have So long had the honor preside.
TOO wen NnoNn to need any eulogy comment from
a. the solicitation Of many private and professional
hcnds through whose phlauthropc ad the above char
ity has been long and literally supported aud after due
'oh'lu'tau'u nave cnneiuled 90 make such arrange
mcnts will bring the benefits ofmv experience and
treatment within the reach Of an, bud ounfno myself
AS heretofore, 10 those only who entered The ufrmary
or who were able 20 visit at my Office Hoping there
fore that the arrangement will give entire sau.factou
both my professional brethren aud thc public would
respectfully announce in conclusion, that rou nou be
Consulted personally 0y tfey an diseases above.
and that the medicines, hc same used IN hc lnstu-
I"H heNc" ANa'es' Nc. Nc viii bc forwarded by cN-
press to any part Ut the United or the Cluadas
lrHNs-My terms 81 treatment by letter follows.
VIZ Nl- per month i'r each patient which win include
medicine sufficient for one months use alsn Iuhalng
Napor' aud an lnhalug Apparatus. Payment as fol-
lows ~ 90 De paid Express Agent on receipt Of the
box Of Medicine, and the balance So t the expiration of
The month, hc patcut Doc cured g. entirely satisfied
WIN uo treatment Patients, by giving ull history Of
then case aud their symptoms in f, be treated a.
wei by letter ns by personal examination Patients
avaiHng hemscl'cs Of Dr. Jarrett. treatment may rely
upon immediate aud permanent relief, hc seldom has
70 treat case over Thirty days. Letters ur advice
promptly answered. For further particulars address
JAMES NJ. JARRETT. NJ. b.,
Me- 81 broadway, clr Twelfth ST., ~ y.
T. infafHIIu.. OF tf fht rft,
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IN ALL OUR
Black SRts, Cashmeres, Aiepines, and othe
Fabrics tor Mourning,
special care has been taken 10 order pure 5irek irh
wH nsiher rnsf nor d,,tyoy the Wreiyh Of the tl5r,,
a. the usual dyes are prepared to give weight and 6ni
at the expense Of the strength VI the material.
OUR STOCK or PLAIN AND FANCY BLACK
SILKS is more complete than ever.
TIE NEW STYLES or SHAWIs AND DRES
GOODS are more varied and beautiful than usual
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II R U E T NJ E

N
4 " Z RICAN WATCH ES
These superior Watches are made by the aid Of new
and original machinery expressly designed TO secure
to'H tooP1ce, FINE SUBSTANTIAL aud UNIFORMLY
RELIABLE umc-keeper. The movements are new in
construction, have been pronounced by the highest au
thorues to be fGHhioss N prfHcipie and Quaify and
have been proved by the eXaong tests 10 be UNI
falling in action. These watches are made entire from
the crude materials, In single establishment by con
ncced aud uniform proccssesthe factory being organ
ICED upon the same system that has been adopted In the
production OF the uuequalod American FIRE arms which
enables us to produce at one haif the price
OF foreign movement Of the quality Each watrh
cafoluy tested, and is accompanied with the makers
cetiihcatc and warranty for rnN years.
All fuHEiGE WATCHES AHE MADE ny HAND the
American watches being ne only oncsmado by machin-
cry upon uniform system throughout. Nearly all hand
made watches are defective, and are continually getting
OUT Of order Ia many parts Of the country il Is mpOss
BILE 20 hnd good watch rcparors, and watch repairing Is
always uncertain aud expensive. The Introduction Of
American watches dsposrs Of this difficulty and county
mcichdts as well watch dealers, can keep watches
as part Of their miscellaneous stock and thus supply
ther customers with NEW STAPLE, which may be used
as any other article, without mystery or humbug-
Sold by the trade generally
saesroom in Boston, 1863 Washington Street Gene
raj Agents, Mcssrs. RonuINs & APPLETON, New York
APPLETON, TRACY & CO.,
oo'2O Waltham Mass
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umn'
-,
&; S' iNe 'o'e lot 20 BreSN
y" ''g ''A'n district Is running very close
c give roster hePuoucan
III i',,'o'N' Ill" --V III ASH
majority in tho Waldo towns and prorinont
Democrats claim for him 1000 majority i'm Ar.
oostook. which is undoubtedly correct This
gives the election 10 Foster by Az votes
The friends Of Mr. Bradbury assert that nm
error in the footings Of the Hapcocl and
Washington vote, give the election 70 him
The vote Is SO close that am official count will
probably be necessary 10 determine il
Thoro are few plantations i'm Aroostook
not vet heard from
n, ~ ''o.' ''''''' NC 10 '"c nc"
IN ~. '.,'' say SCI, n.-..-.,
so ''', , ''' ''N.n D's'.'c. ~ oe-
80" o9g a"1 ~ .i''Joi,y ag','s' n9'e
~ 1'.' ',' 1i' at'en' 'ntl co1'u Do
and the accessible parts Of Lower Canada.E
This was ono of the heaviest votes over
thrown"
-.
~ ocp'' TO- INC resident
,'s 'i' ''it",' poS'Pon 1' OF inc
.'''. ,''' '' 'u'l HcA'' nc reason
'n' ""''0'"l pressure
Of settlers to prove mp and pay for the pre-
ompiion bv the time fxed by tbe proclamA-
ton ordering the sale in November. The
lands comprise three millions of acres.
ST. Lorr. Sont IL A di.p,tcb from, In
dependence 18Th instant. saws That tho New
Mexican mails dated 23d Mn have arrived
Can't Melon ,,bo roacbcd SAINT, Fo n,
the 10th. rcnorted that there was no Doubt
that battle had been ioppbt betweep the
command of Major Brooks and the Nav,io
Indians The Indians have hitherto declared
that they would not fight, and in case Of their
refusal TO give up the murdorcrs of Major
Brooks negro he intended burning and de-
stroying their wheat and corn fields, which,
u done woad doubtless cause collision
between 'hem ANA the troops. The Indians
nave offered MAJOR Brooks several thousand
se'e ana one thousand ponies TO indemnify
MN iof the loss OF ms negro.
ST. LOUIS, Nov Is. Tie Kansas GoH
disrorcries. Prominent gentlemen from the
West fully corroboratc the previous state
ments relative TO the existence Of rich gold
diggings in the region Of Pixies Peak A
company OF one hundred persons left Kansas
Cty on Monday last and other companies
are "-'ns formed IN nearly an the towns IN
the territory ana along the Missouri River
IANcASrrR. Pa. Sent Is. The Demo-
cratic Comfy Convention commenced tbi.
morning. DIR. John X. Raab presided. and
James NJ. Hopkins was nominated for Con
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4 UrUMN AND WINTER
@. w. WARREN, BARRY & co.

@. w. WARREN, BARRY & co.
Have Opened their New Goods,
In All Departments. making a rich show N NEW
SHAWlS. MANlLES aud SCARFS, TALNiAS.
8AGLANS and CLOAKs, and all the new fabrics for
LADIES GARNENrs; Plain and Fancy SILKS, ooors
and black.
NELVE1S; pOPLINS. Irish and French.
MERINos, 1HlBETs and CASHMERES, plain
and printed
MOURNING GOODS in the creates, variety Of
fabrics
Printed NJ. DE LANES and FGANNELs.
Plaid and Cross Over DRESS GOODS IN many new
styles
French and English PRINTS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS including Blankets aad
flo0nos 10 large quantities, and Domcscs of the best
makes
.EMBRoDERlEs, IACEs and WHITE GOODS,
Of all ~nds;
And 1879 Dozen PARIS KID GLOvEs--thc best ar
tclc ever received
Our senior partner having just returned from visit 10
all the principal manufacturing districts OF Europe.
where he has placed orders directly with the manu-
hcturcrs Tor The and best ihrics in STYLES and
cools adapted TO our best Now England taste We arc
prepared 70 offer. by thc Package or 40 Retail,
TIE FINEST STOCK
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(tABINET AND FURNITURE SHOP.
lLrgal nottrrs.

1 LFRED NEVINS' ESTATE.
"A The subscribers, having been appointed BY the hon
orahlc Probate court for the district ~ Randolph, COM
,sIoucrs 20 receive examine, and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate Of Alfred
Ncyin, in said district, late deceased represented
uso,cu and the term Of six months from the 4th day
II September, A. ID 1853 being allowed hy said court
10 the creditors of said deceased TO exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice, that will
tend 90 Che duties of our appointment at the Office ofJ b.
Hutchinson, in Randolph i'm said district. the 25h
day Of September A. d. 1853, at one o'clock in the af
noon said day.
j. b. HUTCHINSON, ! 20,
S A. BABBIT ~" TO-
J. X. PARIsH, Ad0ir
West Randolph, Sept {, A. ID. 1858. OSLO
| lBERATION.-This may certify that
4 have this day, given my son, Alphonso A. Mar
shall, the remaining time Of his minority and shall
fom tbs date claim amy Of his earnings nor pay any
debts OF his contracting.
LEANDER MARSHALL.
Attest, PrtNY r. CAunoLL.
Fayston, Aug. 81, 1853. OSl0s
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/ LIBERATION. - / hereby certify that |
i 4 hnye this day, given my son, Augustus shentell,
his time during the remainder Of his minority and that
shall claim none Of his earnings nor pay any OF his
debts after this date. ms ,,.,,,,,
AUGUSTUS n SHENrELl.
mark.
Attest, AARoS LADp.
MildlcsfA, Apdl %, lsjs lOl2-
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DEATHS.

In Orange, Sept Is, Benz Poaso, aged 81 years
ia Barre, Sept. Al, Avah Eastman ESQ aged 80 WIS
In Huntington, sept o, Mr. Pliny Snitaged ~ years
Also on the 18th, Mrs Lucreta Croif aged ~ years.