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gen 0rleaas IIoaen alarAet.


Friday EveningS Nov. /. 1851. 8
e To-day has been attended with DARK, cioady and
raw weather. There was little Indication of
Transactions IN paper or money. Tie first day, of
November has from time imnemorial In our com.
ninsty been regarded as day of devotion and
remembrance. The time honered custom Of visit
ing the Repositories of the dead was regarded and
iilammoa for the nolee was ignored long before
the usual hour of the close Of business. Wehave,
therefore, nothing beyond tile usual weekly table
b OF quotations Of nBcufrent money to comment on
this evening. We may, however, remark that
there iss some falling OF in the demand for small
change. Some parties have been cutting the small
neteso Of the State Bank Of Louisiana iii two, max
ing the halves 81 the one dollar notes to represent
fifty cents and the halves Of tho twes and threes id
sHhe same manner. These half .notes will not be
recognized by the banks, and they who are pursu-
Ing the practice, are laying the foundation Of much
trouble. We think about as much as bank
Of soiyency and standing can be expected to do ID
to go To the trouble and expense of issuing notes
Of these small denominations, without requiring
tiem to recognize the dividing and mutilatng their
enc and three dollar issues. There is good sup,
ply Of change aaoat !; but if people will hoard it.
why It cannot be helped. sa5 +s
ipancurrent money there have been some light
ctions. Gold y n good request 1T from 100
Is Vet: prem. Silver none offering. II our Branch
AlatMas ID operation, sums Of bullion Wonid be
forwarded hither for re-coinage from die interior
of Mckee, but asit 10 notsit goes to another mar,
ket via Tanipieo. ~ ssf asssa !
We annex the quota atoms Of The nncliren money
market, as received from y chm Wood 4 Co.: ss
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MEMPHIS Per steamer Ferd Kennett- l hid
bacon Cammaek- hhds tobacco Poindexter
&eo-sT bbls -four G Il Smith 25 bdls paper 0
Nixon-322 bxs apples to Ingram & Keith--l29 do
MaeCennelly--74 do Fl Seward az scks wheat
Mufreil & Bowies- is rolls leather W b Witheral
ls0 bxs apples Il bbls beans Schneider & Wise
e bbls Hour II bhls,Whisky a bbls 10 kegs lard
456 sacks cotton seed to order 200 SEEKS bark to
Y Mann &co--254 scks rye Norton & Macanlay--
~ bbls potatoes Dill s. Bowler bbs oil to j a
Phelps &co- 50 bbls Hour Is bbis peas 1911 seeks
bran " ilson u Young 100 seks corn to n Il 81 III
Allen &eo-- 69 bids iron Polger &eo- 3s2 do Fass-
man Zoo ~ do Stark, Stauaer &co--I0 bbls pota-
toes IL scks peas ll3 seeks potatoes Biseee & Simns
--ia00 sacksscotton seed 4 III Fisk All dc Tate &
DapuE- 42 scks potatoes ] Prem II scks peas to
a D Schafsrstein- 10 bdls tin Pritehard s Flower
sundrIes to order G
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vICKsBUgG Per steamer Isafourehe--lO hhds
sugar Mltcnherger &eo--6 bales wool to Giapp,
Mitchell 4 jack bales hay " Ghamplin &eo-
do Lane, Salter &co-I 10 do Logan, Sofiat II Clai.
borne 8 do Rotchford, Brown &co--s ID Ieyy,S
Dieter-l0 do ] Watt &ce-- 5 do rs seeks corn to
Murdoch, w ilams &co- 40 do J ] Brown 36T2
sacks cotton seed A A Maginnisez-s5 do W Porter
s--sundries to Free Market and order. 3
DoNALDSONVILLE-- Per steamer Music--+1s6
hhds sugar 5S2 bbls sohf bhls noiasses to Foley,
Avery &eo--- 9 hhds sugar Byrne, Vance s&co-2Q
do 60 hbls molasses to Koek &co-- 50 bbls go hf
hbs melasses 20 hhds sugar Bellocq, Noblom &co
II do 100 bbls molasses r ] DaSlva &co- so hf
bbs molasses Is hhds sugar A d Kelly &co--l0 do
% bhls molasses Augustin & Thibeault- 80 do 20
hhds sugar e L schif &co- s2hf bbis molasses to
Lobit u Charpanter-A do z bbls do hhds sugar
G Sabatier- 80 bbls 20 Inf bbls molasses FL Tete-
Is hhds sugar W Burbridge leo 3S hf bhls mo-
lasses Trosolair 4 aydo1s2 bbs melasses Bell y
bbls molasses NJ Gordon jr-- 10 hhds sugar to III
Putnam--60 bbls molasses to O Kernion- Is do "a
hhds sugar to order do A Bosquet-sundries to
order-Total 1853 hhds sugar 1850 bbls 24l Inf bbls
molasses.t u, '.si E+,ff sht-<E7s# - zeE -
LOWER CoAST-Per steamer Empire Parish
is hhds sugar P Cazenave--74 do rs bbls measses
Payne Hafrison-23 hhds sugar A Roberts &co
20 do IS bbls molasses tolW A Moncure-40 hhds
sugar go hf bbls molasses Rotchford, Brown Zoo
10 hhds sugar Montgomery & White--l6 do Rhorer
i Zunts-33 do 80 Inf bbls molasses E L Schiff' geo
-l5 hhds sugar A Sonbe-Sa do 10 bbls melasses
G Olivier III SEEKS rice to T Thompson rs do
Pinaud &eo-2S do Montgomery Il White-l2 bales
hay Miltenberger &co-Total POS hhds sugar 1873
bbs 159 hf bbls molasses. s-1'H7rr
WASHINGToN--Per steamer Arkansaw-20 hhds
sugar Perret-10 bbls molasses to NJ Gordon ir-
order. - ,sa.s~N' a I1rg
BLACK RIVER-Per steamer News Bov-2659
sacks cotton seed + NJ Fisk-56 scks peas to Giilis
Ferguson &co-sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

NEW ORLEANS AND VECKS-
esss% ss oRrgU 5. Mail Lne-Fot Donfldsonge, Piaq
nsnnne Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara
Red River Landing Fort dams, Natchez, Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand Cuff Warentou ana Veka
place the Nsteh4z leave Is above every sat
urday at o'clock P ~
III. PERSON / Co, Ageats,
aalU 49, Al CArond eet street. il
The TberEe Vicksburg
81 Charm fnE Yalnn riY
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8sbiea af TIE AEarhsts fit g9ast Sg5aless.
CaEscEsr oFfIuz. No. III, Camp s,feer.
3la Saturday Morning Nogsnit,ef 4 lf}eEJ

GREscEsr orYIcE. No. III Camp ssfeet !,
Saturday Morning. Nossnber q fs6l, 1
We have very little changet to notice IN the move
mont Of olr general market during tile past week
The receipts Of Sugar and Molasses haze been very
liberal but the former meeting with only limited
demand, priees have materially ideclued, the mar
ket slosing xtremsly dull. InFlour, Wheat, Corn
ard Baiing stafs a further advance has been
realized owing to light stocks. Operations in Cot
tan have been ona very limited scale, but Tobacco
has benin better demand at fuller prices. 81
Tie weather has been clear and cool.
coTros The only selesse reported since . ur last
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02
Imports Imports,

C0AST-Per sehr L'Eciar- 40 hhds sugar 50
bbls molasses Montgomery White. slss 4,
CoAST-Per schr Brazos2t hhds sugar 80 bbls
molasses A Brugiere Geo. .
co AsT-Per schr L s bieper--l IL hhds sugar 1874
bbls molasses A Brngere &co. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02
Railroads.

Railroads.. ..'. r
NO, 0PEL0USAS AND GREAT WESTERN. ,
sBRASHEAR CITY, October 81. ls6l-29 hhds
sugar q bbls molasses to Hall Il Rodd- II do So
hhds sugar r Hare Eco 43 bbls molasses to w z
Leverich Geo Is do ii hhds sugar Hayes u San
20 bbls go hf bbls molasses Lobit h Charpantier
so bbls molasses w & D Urquhart-l4 hhds sugar
Bellocq,, Noblom &co-,40 do 80 bbls molasses to
" Jackson eco 70 bbls n half bbs molasses to
q Sabaher-l5 bbls molasses Trosclair & Haydel-
80 do Brousseau Geo. As head cattle ri head
hogs and sundries to order. TIT. .. ~ :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

~
Stock hand Isl ssptenbs ..talca - ielis
ReesseS yesterday S0 I7s9
go ssY ~ T,9oi
Exported ssncs. ~ SEQ SS oo
. iSssses Is 3@ 4sSHe--vZs--
s'ss g aaaa so' ha, f hss
arc = s,,, , 80 W.
:. .osS. ~ - ~ $50. s.i p.,S
4oo1 s 81 80 i ~ 'st'e 8 s. - y
PIsns2s frs st
.:sst Inferior % eonmo,
Enc 90
g .Tp,srxr on non &C., - ass',
Stock an hand Il sep,ember 1851 bbss. ,s,a
RsssysS sass; \, 5a 90,
-sf n ~ =, =
Exported since oso a's''
exported Yesterday = oN
stesis q hand not cleared 1886
sud n. me receipts nave been more liberal
aha tne demand gas oeen very limited ~ declining
prices. Ine SAFES q me week embraced abont
aSoo hhds., IN smaii iets, the market closing IN
setheaa az tne iohoWing quotations
eooTAfi Q IS FOR LOUISIANA e ISL SUGAR. -
Fair i fay Far P Pms e 0n aoes oss AZ
Clarified yellow, Clarified White it9s
VISA 'sseapss' esq hhos.' z's pos.' eApoi's'
none. - -ils- i; asEs ~.
hno suppiy 70 mo- = N ~
-. ias oee,, is.a ~ s'slo,
comprise sOuu ops' anu wv nan opis', .lle
o,oslus = 80 !. ,.,.
$500 sss' . 80 = a,s III ~ = ''s Gnu
~ Y ss ssoz o,o
F,nrs Ths s,,n,,,v il fair and , ths ss suv
i ss1,.. NM ~ asAe naS
bSe1A ooAoS of ING
"a e., cr,,,ort,,,o sIn zsrSs,I 70 W. ~
isaoa a,d rsa,.a -.
r,rss 40 hI,,s al Va III e.es
bant ssoa hh,s aaia ano -, n'Aaa
s1o X for snnsrens ana ~ gsnasI, % ~, ~
81 t;n
Wset,s .ssaipts soln ~ II VI. m
80 MI -. $50
~, r,;t,, .t,a 80 ~ 40
nsvs .advanes5 Tia ss,as ~ - a ssss
n, asoo saers - ~ ~
I, ,1sad "a j !. !. Z = ,a ~,
$50, y =, 80 80 I-o'
90 az saa =, ~ ~ U po,
soS asSs ss sou ~ - 70 oasne
sas ,fr...4 "a a NJ, 80, - wy.
i % I, hnsha, - 4I ~ ~ A'0u
o.. '. y '1s Ts.,u., "a, !. !, :. = M
e. 6spp,s se's ni'' ine ias' saiss
~ NV nm. % Daslle
NJ - 3. - tan, az ieii prizes.
sa az % ,ao 'Vo' seAs az ~ ~
- ~ Y ~. w ~ ~. - -. HI
y. s''l'l aos " "sSseih seoii'iiiahu soy
~ p.Ass - ap 91ess SUI aI %ioVy
ssy v 'on' a ~ " qaa,hy. -,
- sety ii''ie ieat on saie' MESS
Z ,,-sa.' r. ~ Y JUL j. {, .1,,5-
es III = osis = sApul.s, w. ~,
. iAe supply " onouieefs' r'iopea oiues
Ane' go. eiues rs emsy isn' oaeoh fialns
90 &C. ahu sugar outeu fianls EGG
i - i ~ Y y
- ~ sSt1 ne 'no ~ Il
~ pg.s 4lons. =, .., s '- =
/ 1ne ~ ssofe ~ Ssfy i1snI. lhe
+, : . f'S 81 : 1'o iof ''et'ss "na Aoe
y - iel hess. - <2
.sop'o ~ = pD''- AAa '''' an - A'ss
~ -. - ss M y ~ Asss.
80 ~ supp'y = very i,nieeu anu .nere u
80 go oo' ''es' % se'hns a.
~ z . my -,
- ieipt'' 'o' pp's. "1iu ''st' eApofes'
aoae.
poifsA Asp 4. Luz supply q western
-Ia - iii's We quoteu
~ s seoo' 20 9iu "'s'efA oneese piay We quotsa
as oeglge. Y ~
!. !, :. -sensuAs lasting
~, ,s,,. q ., ~ olsA. y, AnuiA'
~ "s :. ss,ia san rus ~
Hope we quote from first hands at zee. for Hand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

ssssssSsSHSs LOSS OF caETts-pr. ]. WEST
IL 81. OharIsB street continues supply
LOSS OF TEETH without wires springs
Lll-AJ upon his pew principle of ssit ad. eaion. This
method has procured him universal appreciation and
5asnded Rslng hs most SYSTEM OF supplying AETI
FlCAL TEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
perfec articulation and rastieao and perfect natural
appearances to defy dstacon by the closest observer Dr.
Vests method Of hng Teeth with gold conibes modern
rhose Interested viii find thsse be
entirely and serupulouslJ DR.. W siRcerf
thanks to the nhabants New Orleans and vicinity
srensye practice they have favored h with gteen
Office residence liz St. Charles strest doc
FROM Lafayette Square. ssStf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02
CATTLE MARKET.

W. JEFFERSON cry November /, 1854 i
The arrivals during the week were 1858 Texas
Beeves, AS Hogs, 22s Sheep aud 7sa Veal Cattle.
Amount Of Stock sold were 1921 Texas Beeyes,
100 Hogs, l077 Sheep and 'Ts0 Veal Cattle. Stock
remaining on sale are 173 Texas Beeyes, IL Hogs,
i5l Sheep, and 5bl Veal Cattle. Weiqnote zi
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DENTISTRY.


ssstssasssssJ4. ARTIFICIAL TkETEf-The best
cheapest and eplee Dental Establish
lent in New Orleans, is DR.. FIELDINC's
~-Il1lALl94 Canal street..
His facilities tor nIpulating Artificial Teeth
BY Practical Dentist in the Southern States coInps
tlon and at priees charged by the inexperienced.
Persons requiring superior Dentistry should whers
they rely the experience, skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth is of surpsssing beauty which
De detected from the productions gradually
storing thai uniformity the features youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for and acna
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR. for. readily OK,
tracing Teeth without pain superssding anything
tsnsd BY the profession astonishing all who witness it,
All Operations in Dentistry performed with
for cheepness and utility unsurpassed by Others Unsk
fully applied Teeth ct at mod
crate charges AT ths following prices written
sffmpanyn each sst if Ssglred and if not found
Full sets Sterling Silver base. 90
full sets finest finish gums bound. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Full sets yncan2ed Rubber, equal to gold 80 90
Full sets on L. gold base beautiful form TO 50 10
Full % gold base from rs to l25 90
10 The most perfect gems that can reproduced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DE-. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
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STEAMBOATS,,


~ Leaves on THURSDAY 3lst inst. at 8 NJ.
L. MEMPHIS PACKET. r.. '.,.l .
THE STEAMER LOUIsvII.LE--
frry H. Capt. Joseph Combs-Ths favOrte passenger
racket will here be ready to receive
ssS@ieght Monday morning for Baton Rouge
Natehe Vckburg aud all the Bends For freight passage
apply on board or to g ss a ~ ...E.- % F'S@
49, q ger F" ~-s Id. .. TH0S. REEFFE, d. ~
SCI II Is Gravier street .
N b. This line contacts Napoleon with regular packets
Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with the Memphis
aud Cahasto RAILROAD taking freight for Charleston savHn
nah Norfolk, Nashville etc.
Bills lalng signed office of the agent up to o'clock
day of departure, G. ~ ~. -,
N b The Louisville viii take freight for Yazoo river 10 be
reshpped on steamers Charman Prince at Vicksbure
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02

STATE OF LOUISIANA, i
,-r- ~ Parish of 0rleanB city New Orleans,
Sc 1t remembered, that this 18th day December 1850
before the subscriber Justice Of the Peace
city aforesaid personally appeared Oer GGard President
A. Schneider Secretary Citizens Mutual
Company OF New Orleans who being duly according
law epoe and say that the above Just
true and correct transcript from the books Company
&C.,. .-.... ~ --...s.-s o. GAILLARD, President.
a. sCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed me, day December Ii
1885, . 9.4.yrs - ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
Tho Board Of resolved pay ps cent In
tsest the outstanding Certificates of year
1851, 1858 and 1852 after the MONDAY Feb
ruary next.
......, - ,
Csc. w: West, &. P. HINT
- Jas. 4. White, s4 g. W NJ Musson
Douglas West, Martin Cords IN. IT,.
.F D. Jaalson,s Fuma Augustin,
Ar. miltanhergaT, Cesaire Olivier,
Vi = II. Lsisy. 49, Z ia A. Bohp,
Tho Company eonnueto against pers esa
and rivers and lossa damage by fre ourron
premiums. q -5fif.
sB~ Office. No. Carondelet street. - dl7 tt
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| oyts1ANA SUGAR ns.F1Natky ron ~

4 oUtsIANa SUGAR REsEtNlaEsy FOR SALE
IL OR LEASE. - = =. : "
That very desirable establishment situated on the left bank
Of the Mississippi below the Government Wharf and within
the limits the city Of New Orleans, offered IS good
70 capitalists who may DESTROYS aiding in ths
progress Of Southern manufactures 1t in complete
pair ana well found having stear engines, boilers
ample stores and yard room copperage and In all
requisites tor carrying Sngar Refinery Molasses Rebo
Ing on large scale. With ts additional expense it might
bs easily c1nSerfsd into Cotton iiill. -
has Wharf attached TO the Lsvee with water suf
argc.E ~ =
/, For further information and for TERMS apply to
p di9 tf&W | BAREiII Il co ii Cannon straat
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sH02t a.. Mgs s,ss, Co.. oRlor Poohnr
PENSACOLA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LUMBER,

Having every facility Mills Florida Known 40 hs
nt Mills Tor the manufacture OF Rs1gh and Dressed LINN
prepared 70 receive orders os shipment any guam
lily fhs reputation Of cur Mills is well known Our
yatiaAiy Sew Orleans city acceptance.
THOMAS EJaEAv, E 7..a
ws.,L uRGLIIs, THOMAS MURRAY Il CO.,
aspAE o. PooLEr.s ( cor, Cedar aud Jnlis sta
G. '.. TT ana III
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-20
National Loan.

Pureuan: to Instructions from the Secretary
of the Treasury book will be opened on the
22d day Of September. instant, ar the Bank OF
MQntptli,er for Subscriptions under my supcr-
ntendcnce Ger Treasury Notes. to be issued IN
der the act Of July Il, lSGl. These notes will
be i>sacd in SUMS Of Etry dollars, one hundred
dollars five hundred dollars. one thousand dol
als and I've thousand dollars EACH 4atc4 lJth
August, 1861, payable three years after date to
tie order OF the :U5>cylder 0: rs GirocIal, aI4u
bearing interest Il; lie tate CT . 10 per cent.
per amman. parable $eln;-annually. such inter
est bein. ut tho raje OF Two cents fox each day
On every hundred dollars. For She Convenience
Of che loIer, c;ch note will have coapon> at
tachel cxG lc>>ng the several amounts Of semi
annual interest. which coupons may be de-
tache1 and presented for payment separately
from the notes.
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes will
be received during fifteen days from the cay of
opening the book as aforesaiG. No subscription
for less than fifty dollars nor for any fraction Of
that sum can bereccived. Subscriptions of fifty
dollars or one hundred dollars must be paid in
lawful coin Of the United States at the time Of
subscribing. Slbs :ripions OF more than one
hundred dollars may be paid at once ; or, if
preferred, one tenth at the time OF subscribing
and one-thrd Of the whole amount on every
twentieth day thereafter until the whole shall
be paid. No payment Of less than fifty dollars
can he accepted, that being the smallest sum for
which Treasury notes can be issued.
Certificates will be granted in duplicate to
subscribers for the amounts so paid, the original
Ct which the subscriber will transmit by mail
to the Secretary Of the Treasury, when Treas
ury Notes. as aforesaid, Will be issued thereon
to such subscriber or his order, carrying inter-
est as expressed in such certificate; but in cases
where only a part Of the amount subscribed is
paid at the time Of subscribing, Treasury Notes
will be Issued only for the payments made sub
sequcntly to the first. which will remain until
the whole amount subscribed by such person
shall be laid, when Treasury Notes will be
issued for such first payment also. On payment
Of each deferred instalment, the subscriber will
pay, in addition thereto. sum equal to the IL
tercs5 accrued thereon from the 18Th of August to
the date OF payment, ana on final payment like
interes. on the amount paid On subscription,
which payments of interest will be reimbu rsed
to the subscriber in the payment of the first
coupon.
Tie Treasury Notes issued upon such certi-
fcates by the Treasury viii be sent to the sub
scriher by MAIL or such other mode as may be
indicated by them when they transmit their
original certificates The du plicate cerUi flea tes
may be retained by them for their own security
Z. P. JEWETT, Subscription Agent
Montpelier, Sept. Is. 1861.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-20
TO CaLTFORNTA%Sy
NETY ARIA NGEAfE.WT.
Regular Mail Steamers

VIA. PANAMA RAILROAD,
aiiing LIST, I1tti, and 2Ist OF Eaoh Month.
rCEE OLD ESTABLISHED AGENCY OFFICE has heen
! re-npened in Boston, renewing to New ENGLAND peo-
pe their former facilities fer obtning tickets stateroom
and herths Number limited fer each Steam
C. Il. BARTLETT,
oct. 70, 1890 fyD u, Bread Street, Bsstor.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-20

For Costveacs&. 7rrcgN|n. ~ end Detu rcfM2
Digeslsre Oryans lndacsng Headochc, assi-
tuHc. -Ncrro"satSs General P'oStratiop Of tie
Mind amd Bod4, Paralysis, dc.
moments reflection ought to convince a sensible
a OF the folly and danger of constantly dosing with Ca
thurtic Medicines. The practice is pcrnicous suci-
dal. An experience Of forty has taught me that
the constantly increasing evils ct indigestion fear
fully aggravated by the too free use of Cathartics The
American people fast becoming nation of dyspep
tics by their artificial modes OF life. Drastic Catharcs
increase the rrtaby and PROSTATE the strength Of the
digestive organs.
The Pills offered especially designed to alay
this rrtabty and at the same time to invigorate ard
strengthen all the functions of dges ton, while they
gently laxative. They anodyne, tonic and laxative.
They mild and invgorang that one is not remind
ed by dsagree:be effects that he has taken medicine
Business Men, Students. Professional Men, Females, and
all persons leading confined sedentary life should
try them.
TIE undersigned Physicians, cheerfuy certify to the
high professional standing of Dr. Colby of Sanstead
of the oldest and best Physicians and to the excellent
qualities 9TH - AnCosve and Tonic Pills. which
we have used in our practice and highly approve.
J. B. GIBSON,M D.. Dunham G. e.
c. L. COTTON, N. D.. Cowansve.
CHARLES BROWN, ID.
s. IS. FOSTER. NJ. D Bronze.
NORMAN CLEy ELAND, NJ. D., Barnston.
N.JENES NJ. D.
CIV. COWLES, NJ. D., Stanstead
JOHN MEIGS, NJ. D. %
JOSEPH BREADUN NJ. D.. Surgeon. R. N.
BENJAMIN DAMON, NJ d. Coaticook.
LEMCEL RICHMOND, Nj. D., Derby Line
N. G. GLINEs, N: D., Compton; C. E.
G. O. SOMERS, NJ. D., Mogog, c. f.
j. c. RUTHERFORD, NJ. D., Newport. vt.
Prepared by DR.. NJ I. COLBY, Stanstead, e. E.. and
Derby Line Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-20

REcRuITISo.-Gov. Fairba INKS recruiting
Offices are like the cork leg-tEey can't be stop.
pedss We suppose there are at least two hun.
dredand fifty more men recruited than can 60
10 the 4th and 9Th regiment Ca'cdonidn.
They say it is some work to get a cork leg
started and why stop 1t as long as it goes in the
right direction Vermont need not be alarmed
- PRESENT. about furnishing too many men foy
the Goyernment. If we had started sooner in
getting ready the 4th and Sta Regiments they
might have been at the seat Of war when most
NEEDED -. NesSenQcr.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-20
Gen. Mcclellan.

The Washington correspo ndent OF the. Lon
don Sxar says that he has been introduced to
Gen, McC lellan, and adds:
sYI 40 not remember to have met more mod
w, lnnassumng, and yet self-possessed and en-
ergetic looking man in any country have visit
ed. There has been good deal OF s!ckenng
adulation bestowed upon the youthful General
by tleR Press for the not very difficult work he
performed in Western Virginia; but, from what
could Judge of him in some twenty minutes
conversation, for one feel confident lie will JUS
tify the highest expectations formed by his fel-
Low cOuntrymen and the Government. lie
brouaht to my mind the lines beginning:
IN " saw young FAIRY with his beaye: up
II person he stands about FIVE feet five inches
hesis powerfully built, and his head reminded
me eUlnew!lat OF that Of the FIRST Napocon.-
On INV being ntroduced he looked al me with It
penetrating glancc-as they sly here, right
down into my boots -and ;4tteI u short CONVEX
satioriHhe said, VIII give you q pass within
INV lines. but not ou;sido. ooA't think /
would lei Mr. Lnco.c 20 outside my picGets'
The clsanges he has produced during nc past
fortniaht are wonderful. when We consider the
terribly demoraized condition in Wtlcn he
.ound Tie army on his arrival. \ remark Of
Lieutenant purkers will demonstrate this
Before Gen Mcclellan came here, said that
officer. We knew everything that transpired al
along liz line but now We know nothing he
v0nd our own fort : and ye, two or three thou
sand sfoors are arriving every DAY, AND are 81
lently placed in position. One sure proof Of
bic ability is the extraordinary respect and pos
tive afection he inspires in all who approach
him oficcrs. men. and civilians alike; and his
staff IL composed of similar characters to himself.
Like our own Iavelocls, he is said to be exceed
ingly tUiigious, and those who acted under him
ID Western Virginia assure me he has & horror
ofbloodshed, never attacking the enemy until
victory is certain"