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Political.
from ll,Urji,,ll (Ky.JJeorn.l. .
Tho Whig CougrcsBlonalCauoua.
'I'hoso men who succeed best in this Ufa !
ways ittend to their own biisincsi strictly, nnd
lesvo tho business of other persons to bo attend
ed to by those who aro most nearly concerned.
We novcr knew ono who was anxious to attend
to the business of liis neighbor tlio did not ne
gleet his own. Intenneddlers and busy-bodies
aw nuisances wherever lluind.
Whra it ws nroDojnd that tho whips in
Conprcss nhould designate a tiny and place for
tho meeting or the Wing National Convention
tin nnn fur n moment supposed that thev would
undertake to do anything beyond that No
oris expected that they were goinp to adopt
resolutions in relation to a national bank, t.iriiT,
public lands, the resolutions of 'U8, or any other
subject. Mine whirs ot rongress wish 10 a
dopt any such resolutions, they can do it for
themselves. Nobody will thank them for doing
it for anybody else. The wh ga of tho country
expect, through their delegates, to nomimto u
Prm.irVnti.il candidate, and then they expect to
elect him. Thus much they aro ablu to do for
ihprnnU-M. Moreover, if they co fit ti gay
anvthms in relation to tho t omt.roinic, in their
' . l. Ml .... I .r
national convention, uiuy win uti bo, anu n mo
whigJ in Congress wisli to record their fidelity to
the ompromise, they can adopt resolutions to
that effect also.
We aco no reason why any whig members of
Congress should be unwilling to refer nil ques
tions which concern tho National Convention to
that body Do they suppose that thoy hao got
such a monopoly of tho wisdom of tho country,
that no whig convention can act discreetly, un
less they interpose thir surplus sense to save
6uch Convention from folly ? As the whig party
is perfectly willing to entrust tho nomination of
a cnndiiMlo to a .Nation il Convention, it is also
perfectly willing to kuffer that Convention to
fiursue that course, which, on a full survey of tho
'residential field, it may see fit to pursurj.
Wo sco no reason why cither tho wisdom or
the integrity nf tho Wing N'ntioml Convention
should bo doubted in advance of its meeting.
Tho people do not begin to send fools or fanatics
tu tint body, ami licnco it is only reasonable to
supposo its members will be ablu to discharge
their duty faithfully tho Whig pirty, nnd to tho
country, without any dictation from any Whig
members of Congress. Had the Whig caucus
udoptcd fifty resolutions in favor nf the Compro
mise iiicasurox, who would be bound by those
resolutions but tho members of llui cuicih ?
They cannot bind tho members of thu National
Convention, and it looks very much liko urcsum
tion in them to undertake to do so If, when
thu National Convention assembles, tho mem
bers find that they have not got sense anil patriot
ism enough to determine what they ought to do,
they call send a telegraphic despatch to Wash
ington to that ofibct, and receive a consignment
of sense, fresh and sparkling, from tint fountain
of perennial wisdom, without any groat delay.
It is to be hoped, however, that tho gentlemen
who there meet together, tiny have sensu en
ough to understand whit ought to bo done, anl
firmness enough to do it.
The more wo reflect on the conduct of those
members of Congress who bolted from the Whig
caucus because tho majority were nut willing tu
undertake to dictato to tho National Convention,
the lets jastiflible wo think it. Why could tlir v
not patiently wait and sco what the Nation . I
Convention will do, before making uclt a ilis
duplay of tremendous patriotism and Whtgism ?
If the National Convention net in an outrageous
manner if it do w hat it ought not to do, or
leave undone what ought to bo done it will
then bn time for gentlemen of exhausted stocks
of Whiggism to march out of the party.
"odii not think it nppears very clearly tint
tho Whigs hu bolted trom the emeus aro ony
better t higs than those who remained. When
vra remember wh it tho counte of sorno of tlWo
gentlemen his hitherto been, wo aro quite unwil
ling to take the color of our politics from them.
They have not given so many hostages to fideli
ty und constancy as name others have giv n.
One of them was, and we believo continues to
be, thjroughly opposed to tho compromise, anJ
yet hi was ao shocked tint the Whig caucus
wo'ilj not adopt a resolution opposed to his own
doctrines, that he indignantly withdrew himself!
Isn't he a model Whig! Oughn't ho to get hnn
se)f Merrcntyped, that the country may Invc the
benefit of several editions of himself at a small
cost ? .""hould ho not be petrified and put intlio
inuoauni of the Smithsonian Institution, to con
voy to pod'.erity through all tho generations that
urn to conic, tho port und look ul an immaculate
wing ot me IUlh century.
I ho " rotirmir wluzs" assumo that their ob
ject ij to hush up all sectional discord, and to
put nn end to all slavery agitation, i lie recipe
J'pr peaco is the atord their euro for strife is an
excitement of tho passions.
Trom tho frequency with which tho compro
mine M invoked, a person might infer that tho
adjustment is in jeopardy. Hut nobody experts
Congress to disturb it, and if Congress will only
let it alono it must bo safu. Nn President, how
ever devoted to Secession or Abolitionism, con
then ofloct its stability. It is a " Mutiny, nnd
every body, sivo n low malcontents North and
tjouth, is willing thus to regard it. The North
ern Frco Soil Whigs have acquicrced in it and
are willing to abide by it, but as itwrsrnther
bitter for them lo swallow two years ego. they
see no reason why they should bo callud on to
repeat this swallowing process cery week or
two.
If tho Whig National Convention which U to
meet nt Italtiuiorc on the lfitli of June, nominate
n candidate for tho Presidency who all ill not ho
Known to uo a htutiiicli Irietitl ol the t orupro
mise, w snail decline supportm" mm, ana o
will the whig party Generally of tho South. Wo
prosumo Northern wings know this, and have
knoni) it all along.
Tho Journal in another article say :
" And it really beeins to us that liltna is just
nbaut tho best remedy for agitation and discon
tent that could possibly bo devised. W o can
not support any man fur the I'resideney whom
wo do not know lo bo a friend to tho Coinproin
ise, but in hope that the II fag -Yalional Conven
tion will he ttitiified to nominate some one. Anoint
to he for the Compromise icitlioul attempting to a
dopl anu resolution in regard to that mensare.
No buch resolution will bo adopted h thu Dem
ocratic National Convention, and tho introduc
tion of such a ono into tho Whig Convention
would only servo to stir up old strifes between
those two sections of our jurty whose full co
operation is indispensablo lo Whig success in
the olection."
Tactfl to be thought of.
The subjoined table, says the II jston Courier,
shows tho declino in the exportation of bread
stuffs since thoUrilfof 1810 went inlouflact:
18C-47 . - $27,000,000,
1847-48 . . jy.50n.COO,
J848-49 . . 23,700,000,
181U-50 . - 12,200,000,
1850-51 - . e.ioo.coo,
It i quitn unavailing for the advocates of Free
Trade any longer to call in question the fact thit
the Tariff of IB40 has completely falsified tho
predictions of its authors. These men assured
us that it was made for tho benefit of the Ameri
can farmers. Its practical operation has been
for the benefit of foreign laborers. We may im
port foreign msnufactures, foreign luxuries, and
foreign superfluities as much as we pleaie, but
alone rendered flour and corn more acceptable to
r- . .... .....
Great Uritain than gold and silver for a short time.
The famiut over, she calls for our gold again and
the gets it Let our legislators look to it and es
timate how long it will be before the cheap labor
of Europe, enccouraged by an Anti-American
tariff in America, will break down the manu
facturing enterprise cf ourcountry.and drain it of
tne metal which constitutta the basis of its
rtoactary system.
Now in confirmation of the last suggestion
above, take the following factsjcxhlbiting the
action of the tariff of ie40, In robbing our coun
try of the precious metals to pay for tlie Manufac
tures of other countries, while our own are doom
ed to abtndonroent Tbe exports of specie from
the port of Neir York to Europe for 1650 nnd
- -... w IllVltV IIWllli
1R5I are as fi.Mnw.j
Mnnlln 150. 'SSI'
January S'Ol Sj.W
l'cbruary a"8.7tfl 1.007.05!)
March ... 172,087 2,368,601
S 'J'MA07 n,l8!.lB!
M sv 711,733 4,r00.1T5
Sunt 8-0.4:11 l,4r2,U(TJ
July 1,518,080 6,001,170
August .... 1,411,730 2,073,11!
September. . . 1,003,018 3,t!)tkl I'J
October. . . . 1.4J1.353 I'J'l
November. . . . C05.:31 5-!'':''5
December. . . . I.V0S.760 C.003.
Total. . . U,!ie2,t'4d S4J.7I3 208
This shows an increase in 1651 of about $:M
000X00 over that of 1 850 1 So much for crippling
home manufactures, buying abroad, and contrac
ipg debts which demand immense amounts nf coin,
leaving the country very niucn drained ot a spe
cie circulation.
PJ7This hits tho nail exactly on the head :
" Wo don't intend to go out of tho Whig par
ty, and we don't helievo tlio mal-comonis are
able to turn us out They may ery ossibIy
bully the Whig National Convention into pas
sing some sort of Compromiso Resolvo to quiet
.i t ...i .L... I. wn.Jt lin tt-nrth
mem; oui, vra mrj gin ,
Ihn tinner nn which it is written. " hoy who
love r-lavory will uphold it and wo who hato it
will keep on hating it, and try to make others
hito it, with a view to its ultimate downfall, last
as if no such rcsolie Had ticen passed. i.
Tribune.
t'nitcd States Hevemie and Ernendilure. Tho
National lutollitcncer nublishes the Quarterly
statuient of Mr Sargent, the Register of the
Treasury, exhibiting the Receipts nnd Ilxpcndi
lures of the United Mates from Jan. 1, lo Match
31, ie.12, viz:
Krxr.ipis.
I'rom Customs
Sales of I unls -
$12,100,702
CiiJir.r
2,400
31.8(!0
l'reury notes funded
Miscellaneous
SI2,7ti8,377
Kxpr.NMTtmrs.
Under Mexican Treaty - S'-M2t),05
Other civil, miscellaneous, and Foreign
intern urse - - 8,111,478
Pensions - 1,01)8,502 ,"l
Indian Department - 20'.),13882
i,.iix,;j ,'tj
Army proper tc 1 4SI.603 72
Fortifications, ordnance, 2;!32fi(i 35
,71.r),lUU 17
Naval l,9fJ2,5sl20
Intereat on public debt, and I oxas
htocli -
2.-1.-1,082 30
2,100 00
!)7I
200 00
Itoimbursement of Treasury notes
Stock of tho loin of IrMfi -
Navy six per cent, stock of 1760
$10,b78,l00 00
.More Whig lUlravagnnrt. Tin present Whiir
Administration, since it came into power. Ins paid
l mo .vationil iteot a miction less man rj,UUU,-
('CO. Mr llrook in Ins Into admirable mit h.
in Congress, nn tho Deficiency Hill, gives tho
ill-ins oi mis iTirgc ptynieiu, in uguras ur&wn irom
official sources.
CHIPS AND CLIPPINGS.
The ftiner.-.l of tho late UaiiJolnh Hentnn, only
son of lion. Thomss II. Btfntnn, who died at t-t
Louis a foivdiys ago, appears to claim attention.
i lie .inzcigcr dts II eslens, n Oorman paper pub
lished nt tint place, has the following:
Col. llenton s eon was buried yesterday frnm
the Cathedral, as tho whole, citv observed with
astonishment, with nil tho ceremony and pomp
ot mo Catholic church, and we hear mat theJcs
suit Father Do Stncdtdid not for n moment leave
the sick bed of younc llenton. All wondered at
this strango appearance, as it was known that
' ol. I'cnton and Ins wilo wcro Protpstnnta, nnd
tho Rev. Dr. Potts, the loading Protestant cler
gyman hero, was a near relative of the family.
Wc heard tho matter talkod about on every hand,
and communicate what io have heard, without
vouchinir fur it. Vounrr llenton. as wo hear, was
educated in Jesuit coliuee, and tho father Jesuits
aro sua io have acquired great influence over
mm prooaly i ot without basins calculations fur
the future upon his distinguished name. His"
parents finally withdrew hun from the college,
ami sent him into tho country to Westphalia.
llanuolpli Jjenton lately returned oini expresHoil
a wish to return t the University and complete
his studies l)o Friday, ho listened tu Kossuth's
speech nt Lucas Market, on Saturday he was ta
ken sick, nnd on Tiies-lay ho died. He. is said
to have died a Catholic at least he was buried
as a Catholic.
I lie .National Intehgenccr contains a letter
from Judge Miow, of Utah, contradicting the ex
traiagant repnil of difficulties in that territory,
and says the pople uro uenerally in imur nt up
holding the Constitution anil laws of the I'mtedi
States, but complain of tho inellicient execution
of tho law. (lovernor Young had not chuidcs-1
tinely called the I.egishiturc together, na repot-j
ted. !
Another liquor seiruro took placo at Portland
on Fri.lay, from the landing pltivr of the steam ,
or John Murshal. Tho nuw Mnyur follows nt i
tlio tracks ot his predecessor.
As ho should do; the candidate may play pos
dum, but tho magistrate must execute the law.
Cnpt Naglee, convicted of fraud nn the (Jov
eminent, has been sentenced tu 4 years impris
ouinont in the Penitcntijr).
Chevalier Ilulsemaun has obtained leave of
absence from his (lovernmeiit for an indefinite
period, and will shortly leave for lluropo. This
in a been granted him in comequenro of his rep
rosenUtions tlut he could hold no intercourse nf
any kind with Mr Webster. Ho will therefore
absent himself till Mr Webster retires from tho
Stito department 'I ha friendly relations he
twoen tho two governments aro not however in
terrupted. 7ru. Jonas Idng. The Conner f .-Ithent) re
marks that the coiidemiution of Mr King, the
American missionary, for praaching tho Protes
tant faith, was unjust, ns Catholics ure allowed
tu nract.ee their religion publicly : and it states
that when tho trial took plaoe, tho court wus
crowded byMrluug's adversaries, who applauded
the speech of the public prosecutor, but preven
ted by their clamors the defence of his advocates
Irom being heard.
Hitigoui Interest. Our readers will 6o pleased
to know that in several churches in this city und,
in our adjtcom cuiiu, thu ruliaiuus intercut lia
boen largely increased within the last few woeks.
The morning prayer meetings uro very numer
ously attended, meetings for reiigous inquiry
havn lirrmnn rnmmnn nnf? cnmnlim. full nit.l
the indications aro in all respects pleasine'; L'iv-
mi; wiobiuii uqiii inr i;idiuuuu nnu encourage-
Numerous delegations from various sections of
Now Kngland haio waited upon Kossuth inviting
him lo visit their respective locations, and among
them one from Vermont.
Rev. Joel Parker, D. D., has been installed
pastor of tho llleeckcr Street Presbyterian
Church, in Now York. Rev. A. A. Wood pre
sided at the ceremony, and put thu Constitution
al questions.
The' list of towns in Maine which voted on the
Liquor Law just published, shows that Dd
' fur 'f ' 7 ,vir.e d'v;Jc ? or equivocal, and 21) i
voted
. .v M.tfjfi lollop UI 11 IS LUWV-
ntly (1 1 over those which voted against it and
:ver all.
' MiusneniueMi Liquor Hill. The Liquor Dill
! linn tinr. rann.....l 1. .1. l.n o ... ...I r
has been renotted backtolho Scnato nt .Mhsa.
chusetts, by the Commltteo of Conference, with
a recommendation in favor of its submission to the
people, on Wednesday Juno 111, with view to
ascertain whether it shall not bo suspended in Its
operation for one year.
oo' to if ent0 0A SalUfday "U'eed to tho report,
Educational the West The society for pro
viding the We will, echool teachers, of which
Governor Slado of Vermont is President has re
cently sent three teachers to California. Five
were sent to Oregon in March lcSI, and one to
New Mexico last autumn. About two hundred
and fitly femalo teachers have already been sent
by the Hoard into the valley of tho Mississippi,
..m .in luu.itu in miiuui junto, irom aiinncg
sota to Texas Tlu-v are women of tlinmo,,!, ,,,!.
I sola t0 Tiny are women of thorough ed
,reTC ?
. . , . to
I - -wi't uuu vutHdiHU kiiamcicr JJtt'
fore entering upon their work tliey go throuh s
Courses of preparatory study at Hartford, Conif.
I '. ' ' " "" ",v" Kr
A Vermont paper r-ays that " Gen. Slado is
busy in promoting tho cause of education at the
West, by aiding young ladies in emigrating to
that region, and to become teachers."
Wo suppose that Ks-Uov. Slado has received
his new title for his gallant conduct nt the head
of tho "Flying Millinery." St. tllbans Messttt
ger. An V.rpenskt City. Tho expenses of tho New
York city government during iho last year, says
The Times, were moro thin three millions ef dol
lars. It cost over three times as much to govern
tho city na it did to govern tho six Now England
states. It cost tho city more to get governed for
a fortnight, than it did nnv one of sixteen states
for n ycarj and half ns much to gctitsell governed
for a year, ns it cost all our thirty ono states for
tho same time.
Tho grand secret of much of thii expense is
the hundreds ofdrarn shops and drunkards with
which that city abounds.
,1n llrltnsire l.ihrnni. Tho state of Now York
has ono of the largest and most useful libraries in
the world. It contains l,.iOG,0(! volumes, and
occupies tnoro than 1 1,000 apartments, ono in
each school district in the state.
Imminse Capital. Tho capital of the Cunard
Steamship Company is $7,500,000 all owned by
n few individuals. The company own nine steam
ships. Saje Travelling There wcrocarrled over the
Utica and Schenectady railroad 453,000 passen
gers during 1 Ml, without an accident nf any kind
occurring to any the result ofcaroful manage
ment Tho Committee in the Virginia Housoof Del
egates, to whom tho subject of the Maine liquor
Uw was referred, hive reported against it
Among tho political on dits nt Wosliingtoit is
one that the Southern Democrats wero coming
up in solid phalanx fur W. II. King of Alabama,
for President, and Dantel S. DickTiwon for Vico
President Miiehimporlnnco is attached by many
tu tint movement
Chevalier llillsmnan left Washington, ildinst,
on route fur Kuropn. It is stated that previous to
his leaving, he wrote insulting letters to Mr Web
ster; but nt the same timo acknowledged the
kindness of the President Chevalier HuUeinan
sent copies of his letter to Mr Webster to all
the Foreign Ambassadors.
" 1 have the reading of it every treefc." It not
tinfrpquontly occurs,' w hen persons aro asked if
they wish tosubsoribo forn newspaper, that they
will reply, " No neighbor II takes it, nnd I hao
the reading of it cvtfry week." Such often add
that they hlco the paper, and some consider it
" th best paper they know of." Thoy nro ben
efitted by the toils, perplexities nnd expenditures
of llioso who receive nothing from liiem in ro
turn. Header, if you feel reproved, just send in
your name and take the paper yourself, not for
getting to pay for it Yorkville .UieeeUany.
The London 7Vi gives the following Ciscina
ting description of Dahomey, tho country on tho
cnjsl of Africa which tho llritish Government
has recently taken under its protection :
" The potentate of the district in question is
a wretche i negro, wiiocnll-i himself (luezo, King
nt D.ihomey. As he is now himself, so would
ill his predecessors appears to hive been. It
would seem tint about V00 years ago, a savage
ill d Tcihcohdnhnoh, King of 'I akkee, marched
.) h utile gtnso upon the town of A homy. Here
ie performed n nw to Iih fetiih by ripping open
lie helly of tin; captured prince, and placing the
langled corps under the foundation of his new
ilo-e, winch was thence called ' Dahoniy,' or
D.ih's Holly.' Hence ihn kingdom has received
lie mine of Dahomy. Guezn. the present king
nf Dah's llclly,' is n brutal savage, who domi
neets.iiiiong his 16.CC0 wiu'k, and cuts the throat
of all the weaker tribes who have the misfortune
a live in his vicinity. Commander Forbes, of
he lleuetla, made nn excursion tu the l.nr of this
Irunken monster, and found hun in the midst of
his women and his pinmktns ol mm.
"At ii great foMUal held in honor nf their arri
val this King of Dihomy or Dah's ilelly indul
ged Ins visitors with the sight ofa decapitation just
as an European yoverign would take his guests
to the review or the Opera. The victims were
binught in baskets or boats, strapped down ns
criminals nro in France, when they aro bro't up
tu bn ihiust under tho knife of the guillotine.
'I Jj boat or bssket wn9 placed on end on a pi
rapet Tho King save the basket ii push from
above, which caused it loionula ovrT a hitrliLnf !
12 leet. Immediately the poor creatures' IieSils
reached the ground, they were, of course, stunn
ed, and bel'orethey recovered themselves, the ex
ecutioners had finished the b oody work, mid the
bodies were cost out to the wolves and vultures.
Those men were prisoners of war, not i r minals.
And such is tho w retell with whom our diplomat
ic and nival agents on the spot have been m eloie
relations. i
i
.' uric Feature in Senatorial Delates. Friihy i
inori)tng,-na ben i' or Heard was nH'akiug on the
hill con. earning the St.ito Pr.son, nn Irish lady,
who h id been tor sonlu timo listening to the de
biite, suddenly claimod tho utteiilioii of tho Sen
ate by inquiring ill ory excited key, "Is the
lull going to pass r" and " Don't bo keeping nei
hem fur nothing. Ye jabber like n pircel of wild
InsliiiiHii. Make that man be still und hear to
me" This request was, however, not complied
with, and the lady was politely shown out of the
chiuibur. Mr Heard being thus relieved l'roui
his unexpected antagonist, proceeded with his
rcmarkis. lloslon Journal.
The St. Louis Evening News, an ablo Whig
piper, has come out in favor of the nomination
of General Scott to the Presidency, mid nf Ed
ward Jlites to the Vico Presidency. Tho flro is
spreading on tho Western prairies.
"mi Jlltrt. To watch tho windings of the
various Kilitical caucuses und convention, of nil
shide und caf-ts that are being held about these
times -and to hihi how the wire-workerx nmi
age to uhiitjo the area of their position down to
the sharp point of nothing, and then try to mount
it, and mako u slump speech.
For tho "slurp point of nothing" read the 1
nalilji nf the Compromise. These are converti
ble tonus.
.Vm'ne Lw in llhode Island. Providence,
.May 7. The Maine Liquor Law passed the
House to day by a voto ot 47 to 2.", and tho Sen
uto without a count
H'at linelon. May 7th. Matthew St Clair
Clark, for moliv vears clerk in Ihn llnoo, nfl!n.
-rssentatives, died yestcrdaj-.
Advices from tho Ilio Grande are to the 28th
ult. Great excitement existed, in consequence
of tho cold-blooded murders and robberies that
wero being committed by regularly organized
bands of Mexicans on this side of the river. In
one of the enjagoinonU baUvoen the Americans
and Mexicans, six of the latter wero killed.
Preparations were being uiadoto exterminate the
rebel. The papers further state that tho old
tariffof Malamoras has been restored.
LiHEKU. Captain Andrew II. Foote, U. S.
N. who commanded the U. S. britr Pcrrv. on tho
cost of Africa, tinder Commodore Gregory,
states, as the result of a statistical comparison,
that thu number of deaths in Liberia, in nro por
tion to the population, is thrco per cent less
than in llsltimorc, and loss than in New York
and Philadelphia. "At Monrovia, iron oro ex
ists in largo masses, associated with tho igneous
rock of winch Cape Mcsurado is composed.
President Itoberts informed mo that twontv
miles in tho interior, oro is found winch can lie
beaten out into malleable iron without tho pro
cess of smelting. Tho soil is extremely fertile,
udopted to the culture of nlmost eicrv Ironical
product ion. The garden vegetables and f ruits
of tho country aro rich and abundant"
Nrw-YonK, May 5. A woman last nirrht
carried a child to u Catholic priest in this city,
to bo christened. (After the ceremony, two dol
lars wero demanded of her. lleing unable or
unwilUngto pay this sum, the child was taken
from her, and she thrust out of doors. Her cries
attracted tlio attention i f passers by, who inter
terceded in her behalf, but without effect Tho
priest refuted lo giv- up tho child until alio
would pay the sum demanded.
Faei: Soil, Conve.xtiox. Cincinnati, .May
5. Tho National Free Soil Conventien is to be
held at Cleavelaud, and not in Cincinnati, ns has
been stated. Tho day fixed is the 4th August.
CiMtiMXATi, May I.
Tho Western papers contain accounts of a
very destructive fire which occurred laat Friday,
The town of Leavenworth, Ind., was nearly de-
stroyed, furty houses hat ing been blown dow n
soio of them substantial brick buddings. Two
or tt'ireo persons wero killed, and a number woun
ded. In other places houses, fences, orchards,
and innumerable fruit trees were destroyed. j
SPIUSttAIllUSIiCMBST, 1852.
.i.ttiH ....iu i I .atflw-a
VMl.MUiM r UlSfl 1 UAIi IUlL.UUAi;.
fjy!'A llritish and If. S. Mails go ly this route.
3rcitt ZVoi'tlicrii, mul cMcris,
itIMTI.SlI AN IT. H. MA 1 1, ttOUTIl
V IS It M 0 N T "c 15 IS TI t A L
11 A I L 11 O A 1) ,
Til
tlUM.WH l'Al.t.1, NASIH A, I.OWnt.l., VHK;IM
Tl.lt, IIOSTO.N, Il.tllTKuilt), MMlIMJl ItJI.t"
AM) NI'.IV Yi'lIK I'll V
4M. 1l
liUiiUNcrroN, sr. ai,uans,
illontrrul, iulK!C, Op4lonsliupli
anil tlu; M'rM.
In'e Wiiiprhurf nt Mjdtllcfiri 9 00. MonlPfllfr
nd NorH nM 9..V1 A. M , fur Win l.r, Ilcliunt KbI'i, .NJ.
ui, I,n ctl, WotccittT, lliton, lUitlvrtl. Hprlng13ltlt hiJ
Npw mtdnlt,f Hi Wlnl It iter m lltitliin nU, hit fpUtf
iluprily thtmtth ihn mmr 'tnv, nrnvtns al Ilonton t G 1'. hi.
knJatiScw VurkCitir al ll.3 P. M
oil
t naltt!tifjr at S.'to T. M. MffMleret at ft.17 ai.d
Mi niflr at fi.40 1. Al. for tli ntMite nimhl p!ar,
Mtfiag al NorthfieM, an't articine the rultuwinx tlajr al tka
ton at 1 T. M. and .Vow oik al S.'M l M.
Urire iNndl.fieM al 7.4.i, Mo'i,iClior 8 10, MMillt-in'.B 3d,
Sl Wticrhtiry at Fi0 A M fot llurlini ton, Hi, Alban, Utue'
I'oinl, Mouenl, (luetic, 01ntb(irh ami Uie Weil, Jininj
at liuuiO'd l'u tut .ami go in dncftly thrDUgli tle tnrrit) day.
-un
North(ltI at 1 10. Mnnt!iir 4 31, MtiMleret 4 AO,
& U'ai-rlry S.07 P M. fi-r Puitlnrion Ac Alhuna, lotting
I Uoii"' Point, intl anivnif at Alontteal ari'l OjtlenI'Uili
lite t'ollowrlnff
sjrjrThii ii llicntitjr DIIint'T route ti. Nornii, Iinwell am)
I.nwti-nrs, (lie Caia sf llif Vrrmoot Ontial Rnllfoaii pM
intf ihroutflt thnta nlaei 'rv ii ty th Vermont Ccrim!
Ian Uo -Bt ovr Hie (I(-TNAc MAINI1 ItAII.UO.M)
tn Itt-alon, and lieJttla nrn ti'M Mti that loute, a also tia
thfl I.nufllnntl niilil'iirirh.
Four KriiMTr tv rlnilr, each waf.
J'HI N CKUMIIli:, it. Moiife I'owvi, V. C. R. R.
Ap'.i i3, iaaj.
N O IVV 1 1 15 II N R A I L HO A D .
New-Uaiiipsliti't1.
rpIIIH KOAt) emifiet-tf m Wiiite Ilicr Jnneiion, the
a Vermont an J Ci(itat!ii.l''rnirai flint PoMinPmtc It i I r o)
witfi ilia tJoncoidt MMtiohimer, N at hue, Isouetl, Ilonon,
h4win(e, C'aleni, Wur "tli, and Norwich Utad arm fa
ihe noiirnat loute from irt ol Canada. Northern Vermont.
und Nflw llimpihlrato Iliiatnn.
j httiotito pat iiroti hti t;pitaia ot w iinmpaniro
ind Vrtmnnt. and fk foltt 1 Oftfthi a low br any.
AIW Ju!r lit, fnift, laaaenar 'I rain In roonikn with
the ybTe Uuad ism Htim rrnm lho Depvt orihrt lowrll
KiHrt for Waal tjebttnon, WelU Iliert Mwtplrr arwl lltir
imtfion at H IS A. M , and 13 Mt, and Tor ItrlMnl at I? M.
V i i libation for Nialniii, Isowll, Ho ton, (Iroten
Junction, Wtii' aaitr ami Nt w-Votk at 7 UO A. M., nnd I 10
V. St.. and Krttut ut 6.3i . M..itr on Hinvnl H lit enra
Trom tVclU Itner ant lluthuglnn.
I'u9titera Irum tlio Lnntml and PuKumpnir Iload via
t'on-ord nd .Nihua 4Ttlvr al (irutun Junction. V oicff.tr
mid Np York a 'iitiak and rhrnp u I v any oihn routn.
A api-cial CattU IVain itlo ili ougli wter tnit route
cv?ry Tuil y , williut atniinx. 'I hire mt thiiIm fitt
and gsHHl afcituimudallvaa at Ilia landing annul 3 4tltifa
mile from I'urlft'si. lly thla rouifl droteii have not ontf
thflndvantM(4 nflhe Udfntitiilo and Itrtflhton Mnikria k ut
aln thnnnrket at Maiiftlieater, Nathui, Lu nil, Lawrence
and Sal am.
rteixhi Tralna run Ullv eai-h a rPnndava etfeptodl
nvtrthe Onntial I'antiKtkptiti, Nnnliftm, i ic.ird Nafbu4
una isowou unao in ami i cm nt'rnnnion, fiia Hirer arm
t lift ttfMt ol thn wel Hoid in Utnn. Mercliandife Taill
kind ia earritN' ai eliettp unit rxpedttiotiIy a ny uny ether
route.
O N B I sO W S T P. A U iN S , A c e n t .
Concord, N II. June, 97. IHi. f
FrrcfMuIuL' ka1L1u)AI)
Trains ivill leave Uoslon as
follows :
For t'llfthburf 7 1-U i:M.. ) 11 A. M ,334 P. M
for r.mcor.1 US n II A. M , 1 4.inilB.10 V. M.
Kor tVnllhM, JiO,e.lO, 10 .ml II . 31. 1 3 l,H
IS-4inul6 -I I'. l.
l'..r IVnixilown S, anil 8 IS, A. ., 13 M., S.l't 4 1-1,
.mi a t-i r m.
Koi ljTinlo.ii.l H a A. M ,'.'1 2 mul S 1-9 P. M.
l)()tN rn.ll.NrJ IVII.i. I.LWti tHR IIOSTO.N,
Prnni Kucliliurs tl7.i0 A. il., Id .M ,i l.-O Kxr-..) and
1. 10 I'. M.
Front rmiF.nl .1 1 nnl 0 A. M ..1 Or), S 1 1, .id .'-(. P.M.
Pio.il Wnhh i.n.t 7.'Ji,S ft,.'M .ml II A. l , I, 4,
. .'i ;i-4 .'nt ii an r ji.
rroio 'ulilnn it 6 1-9, 8 mil II . M , I .tlfl, .1 D inrl
. Ii P l.
I Kr.im t.tinc on i I t.CPiiiiil 1 V . M . "ml I . P M.
Fin lurtlift (..iitii iiIhi. I'.il 6-.li't Hml . i.uhIi-.
S. .M. Fl.I.TO.N, suii-ilnlenili nl.
Ilo. on, N.. 3, IM9. "'9
(ji-ocu tiloiiiilaia flltituul Health Asso
ciation, Monipclirr, Vl.
OllllTIS,
rt.l.'llAMI F MLIII1II.I., Pie.i.lent,
I' AM I.t. P. I 11'ltll'MlS. Vivo rn.xlont.
ft-, I'M TllitUPrHiN, M. cr.l.it.
Jrnn Kl OTT.'l'itiii.uriir.
OKHI.N HMITII, Mo.liv.l Kmruiaer.
U Al. Ul.'lll.l'l'., HulKUlute.
Iir'i(ii,
Alveh-r.bln. Will .ni .Milli.c..
IV. T. UntnUm
Turrer 11 IVettt. I Imnro, M.Rnbl.e.
. J.'P. Thunton,
l.cob Henii, lt.niri I., l.tmea,
William llvwo. t.ioofl Wrh'.
Jibti W nn,..
.uu l . Ilr.iwo,
Clno. W. Huiley, l. nl P. 1 ltomii.on, Hutu. F Amliew.,
At-1 fVn'iling. IVrrr.nl I' ttnrrlll, I'. I.. Dlouil,
Menrv M Mlpt. Ilt'ory V. Itirn.e. felhTi.ontp.on,
JiMtiiih Poland,, Orrin Hmilb, Jo-epb l.,fieu.
Kill, is nf Yciirly I'liyiiiciils.
riUSr TAUt.bW-FPWHtoitnl (villa ur it UKek exveiileJ.
5TtourTl.i. UV.W (4AwrTlt.
J HI 3.IW
4.0. 4 in)
SIKJ SO)
II.: II l Ml
Si:COMTAlI.I I'irat week mi l Iraclion.l puna of a
.I-.! irei'l"il
(151 per yvai ttr.tia fi.n0ier week,
i.tf .1 nil
tl uu 4 ml
:i-7 i tl
4 ) I. ihi
Twrnl) ti.e per roni. rilr. wi I lifl rbaignd lo pt-rann.
nvrr .iO yi-itr, nfltgo.
All i-i.iiiniuiilti illoiia abould tMi dire,'U-d lo tliv r-o ri-l.rj ,
j.nvt p il
II. . nut ... K, ISSI. Sl. f
New Tailoring
ESTABLISH A1MT,
GALTrN O'ilAMBBliS,
rmT noon c?t nr roT officp.
Over I'hrhlian Ilrposiiory OiHcr,
NC:ilo.tr!':, .HoiittioUrV, Vt.
'PDK ulitcrilier wolI.I ri'pctlftiii announce i iltf fill-
j-nol Slffittpo'iiT, an'l viciiui), tin I hu hat icceiitlv
li t tt uli i0tm Mt'iivf1, wht tr Im ia nt-Mril in ftkwt'iiie
all wmk in ll.tt fin ttl liia iiuini , in tbe vir) beat niuuiiert
n.td in lb
I.ATFST FASHIONS.
Thoen wultlnj lu ff I tin ir woid iItoim in the iWat wrtmen
hkeai)l, iuliti'w v ll in tt c hun a Fit I, lio cwuh
(i-ntih-it bu erinnol Inil to -ui thu mmi ttitihmii All
wrk don-- in ! uio .Itir ill utanuvi and wiiriaulrd ii flu
Mpni i-r. fnllt.e.f u, f0l. CI at
Sv a17k e it wTi rTF,
-Vfilenlf and ItctaH Ulrtt in
Foreign & Donicslic DRY (iOODS,
1 1 A I AM) OATr",
lloya'nnd Men. l'.KADV-JUIIK SLOTHING,
lloya'and Man.' Tliirk, Kip and Calf IIODTS ail SIIUIIB,
aliaaia and .ndi-a'dl-ll'.-, aprin htelM .Oil
l M.KI.MJHIllil;.
1'olkaaiidJ.mny l.li.d II A 1 1 WIS.
Hard ware, 1'lonr, .la-s, ,Vails,
I'Al.NTd aiMl Lump, Lard nod Lii.ae.tUlLd,
Il V K Hi UlfrJ.
Tea., tfuyara and Molj.iee , I'otTe. Fpieea,&.c
rpO,!, pa-H fur, and all kind, of Country 1'ioduc. Ink
in eachanao r.OOll.s
M.truOpr U'UOI.E.N 8HCKS w mled.
J. H.tV.M.KKIl W C. WIIITF.
Oct. Inol. Mum Htreal. Montpalu,, Vl. Cd
VyatcTi ES "&J LNVELltY' !
m 11 A ClillHI VliSJ III!, pill CI'
HAH ItlMK) Vi;8J UU pliK iMil
Ituslnes li oin !taiu Mnti.-t lo
II. 1. Walton's Ituililiii;;, on
E2
STATE 8TT
AlliOIMNl N. llAUVr.V'S tillOli hiori:.
OUIlab.r.M UlutkiUia aratlljwiol will, M.W OOODS
dltttl fryro the city, ami ynu van hud at my place,
coi.u tv i:.vi:i:
W A T C II E S
in jrrat plenty. CLOCKS that run Irom one dij lo one
mottli. Ira alvelv ol Hlt'II UW LLUY. All liinda HIU
VHlt Hror)I I'LATIID do. a Bt).t roiree Fan
Oak a lt-lii, lold and Silvi'r T tmhle Oultl and Iilfor
Ep(!Ctacla , t.u Id Yvht Vnt and urd Ctiaiiu ; IJuilolj,
ttuiwal lnilrunenll l'-nry Giwdi, 11a 14 Viul astt Fiddle
KlHf, Uq, to.; Lubm'a Fertumerj, Itair Oil, Ut
kledti; tf wtiicli we will avll at oricca ttat will iKjbi
tutonira.
&f;-iiUa and Oentlanea plaaao Hep in and look atiur
(ouda aud aaUalj )ourele Wo vie biuaii lu aelt Condi
at lb very li at pricea.
WATCIIUSCIaOCKH JCWUMCY
rr-naircd at ahuft notice and wuranlcd.
Iy ion, Jnlin ti. Abbot, fur tbu luture Ukea cbarte of my
wmk. II u well qullb.'d to m JwwHf , and m4k tht
mo l dlfiianli pita of njr kind ol Watch and rrplace
joodai now , .tcllfd by do one) Funicular atlenliou
paid tu Wairlx a
N. U. i,vti noarranjfd noi buamea( in cnnnacllon
with Ibe tYholaale llealtll inthe eily ihat we can luiouh
at aboti Duiice Watcb Movemcun to oidM, and cm thrift
eaard wnh liold or Bilvei, tgiteably to aof oatiern, wnli
Cold or w.in- duW.
rU-aafewNice II U.N Tl NO WATCH K3 on hand
and aball tvte mu additional atipt'l , direc from leondon,
whicb 1 turn ordered ej.urr.iaij for iuy own trade An ft
iri article and will co e cheap.
J4purjf 63
Spring Do Lanes &TPrints.
711(1 Yl,fl "" lu" '"'d.aud Hieyaral'ltUrrY
' "O ami rim.M'.
Apnl 5, Iriia. 13
Hl'OKItr! l. LANCIION,
"BUCKMAN'S
liN VALID 15 EDSTEAD,
(Improved.)
rptlt: rabir-rlKar katlnj tuai. arrausenienla trill, tba Ta
r ,iUy" '"nufaclur. In. aijote u.uir.l IllUid TtAI!
rur lue ri.ie,.f Veruionl, ttoiild (lie bullce tbat Ii. la pre
pai.d tu fill all Ardere fiuut any and all aacllun. uf Ilia Pule,
lue.e.eief ihe l.cilltiee liaduea for uieuufactuiius- be la en.
4 'led la .. il Urd.leed al tba r.docej piica f gJQ.' A
liberal bivual .ill be wade lu those hu purcb... lu aall
"J,'-. , . SAMUEL W. AllUOTr.
inlilltr. Aplil I, 7 it
Amorican & French Room Paper,
A LAllQl: and etcaal a.iuilii.eol lull lereltrd and lot late
k . ... v. EMr.uv
Mui.lfnati. Apnl 13 tEw ,
MAKSF1EJJ) HOUSE.
' ...... so... mA I til I Inn IsiP ihtt
rutlr. nn.l.i.l.Mfil b Ml "V ll"0 I'.r lh .0-
,li,l monll.., r..f lli.pil.pr ; r.l.llin "'""
If 10 tr.airlf, woulJ J lUl no rln b",1';'
fot II il .Mun,mo.t.lln, .ml lo rtl Ihe l.f'l" f "'"
hnwll.lr.l.i.it IU...I iiirdiUHl. . vil1 ' . u"l '!
rnl.l'i "No.." nril "t'liin." A s.k! ro..l will I o ro loll.,
ton . mlt Mlh In of June, o ky chIIIhj it ilj Aro
l'lt;t,t lll)l!8B,)ou will limlllio ofilJ n.e IM
cult. I.idl.. willbe aliln lo liJ lo within, mil. w l
Mimmll. W't liato.l.otli. ".Uo.l Olenn rll," ;''
threo rollnfrmiilhl. liouif, aiunnnllo l inJ Kfll oim
''lli'U'lloii.o I. .Iiiulnl ut tin ttcmlnm of lhs t,inollln
Cooiilr rl.nk lloml l.n mitt Irom lli. U.ilfonJ, nu HI
rrnm ((. Mi.nmln. To Ihn duel, U, of uM l !.'
no woiil I lli.t the llimm. front Ihe inounUini .hounJ
in trout.
RTit.t.MAN rtittni int.t.. r.oi.iicior.
N tl. l'f..i?nK.r. bjf it.jft will plt.io lfltiti lo bn Inft
al I lie ainnrlirlil lloutn.
rrlitcholl's Axe Holves
I I AVK Brrl.r-il. and Me .ropr.iioil l n tl ! thn.lm.n
I I .1 Miniihrlutei'i ririce. , nl.n, HUNT'S AXKi,-
llltOllKS' IK), lit lb. hot or tl II, tail
yi V.i Tit ami nAftKKtt.
Another Lot of Sugars.
I i'B i nrnrau anu aio citeap.
8TORUH and tsAXODON.
GltliAT liAUGAINS
IN n.NMlTi3 and ltllUlO.Vrt at KHITII tc IIAHKCK
1 Newalvte ifreltMd i? ery wttfk .
GLASS. tSASIl, MAILS,
I No mm i II THIMMtMin ol,i low i.t
s:';iit tc HELD.
MILL SAWS.
I l-rr.lVF.D.n.l fur .me by rTllltltH& I.Nntll N.
IV M.r.-li I. ISM. S
w
S'VliWAItT'S SYKUI',
ITtOIl T.bte u... ju.t .rnretl t
' rOKR8. LA.NCDO.N'A
J.nu.ry W, llM. 61
Lace Paper, Embossed Cards, &01
VN AHSOlt I'ME.NT of ih. man lnn lint lito ami -m
lrmif.il Nnto P.fr, 1:,iiIiii..fiI anil t'l itn Crtlt, Kovel
orn., rWilinx Cuke Hone., tie Tin taletiy
i r.p.WAt.TtiN teoN.
INLW DRV GOODS.
S TORUS t LANflllllN bite Ju.l iHmnrJ Irom tloiton
nd ere IMfltlnslhin wpik, A l ltlll LOT uf
l Cuius, I'cisliins, 1i inu, Nilkx,
nilvarioo. mhtr Gut.l. Ju.l ri,h for lliti .ee.ua.
IVrirniirji 67
loi..l v.ri.ty ol'
lininil nt
ill .ml l.totir.r r luton e.n nr
PCCTTfc KIKI.Ii'M.
CliOCK ICIIY.
CjTiintlSii. t.ANnlloN ho iu.l reeeited new end ol.l
J Stile, ill I I.A.I.J lll.M.Ml WAUL.
Mnrrh I, IBM. t
500 yards of those 9d Prints.
. .... ..... . - I . tllltlud
i I. .11 .i .niiprreni
Jml tec.it.it il SIOKlitf i
I I..'
.AMJIHWS.
Jl.rcl. 1,10.11.
GOODS AT A PKOl'Tr.
o TORRV U LAMH'ON tt their G'tid at a amall tid-
Vance. und wa.taol iht-m A4 I.OlV AC 'I lUldK l'S'i
IU) AT i;ot.
ft t u ulJ (Itioita lo offer.
.TORUS &. LANtiDON.
l.uli rttl Mi'forifinti In dCt o( Contjrea. in i
iw y"iii if I,
Oflfre of lit
UUirirt i I'tifi, ioi uu t. it ii m ii(riFtu rt nny ivitnia
(iltKAT .THE VQR UYPKl'SIA!
AnOTlSUIt.stJIDATlI'.C. WOiMMUt
Dr. J. S. Houghton's
Tin: Titun
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR
GASTRIC JUICE!
Piprvtr.l from RHNNF-T. or thr fount. fTt MACII OF
TUB I'X, ift'i diM lioniof HAKtiN LI F.HI O, tn -re..t
ri.y.1.l.,X(c. Cl.tmnr.l.j J.ti. UUUtlHTuN. M. 0. Flu
rilia iiulvroa iaifol ramedj for JMlIOK9TI(i.. !V8
PBFMl , JAC.MHCB. i.IVKK COMFLAINT, CON
H 1'IFATIOV, and DEBILITY, Ooilnjj IUr Natuit'a
own maittod.by ..iime own Affnl, ihe Oailrlc Juice.
JTllulf a teuiom.f'il of Parai, intued in woti-r, willdi
g-i or diiauWf , trt Fm4 tf tVa( Bttf in aeeat Ire
H.nri, out of the atofuacb.
FFFSI.V latlmrhlef elfinent. orOreat Dntiine Vtinn
pl" or thi Ouatric Jwire-taa tk Waf, th Prt
tqtf Ve.ereif. and 8tmttmg Ajrr" of the fMomarli
and Imeatlo-. It i riLractetf fmaa itw JijrtMe HitmrJ ,
fiW Oi. tlio. formlw m AllTU'ICIAL DlriKdrriVhi
ieal powrrs, and fawUbing a COMPLUTR aiid l-KPhtri
8i;&Tn I TE fof it. Hy l I.r aid of ihla preinrneii, thr
peine ai.da U f IMXlilJ'l lUN end DYdl'bFlfIA af
noed, jiial ua lhy ould le by a bo tly t?lfmticb. It ia
dome wM'ii'era for ltrn plica, ruimg eaaa ol DLMll.lT'
KMACI A I I O.N, XI- KV'iL DKt Ll.K, and DYSPF.I'T H
rONSIIMI' TlON, anpMiftt:d to Im on l be tafrc of ihe grao
Thn trinitiitic Kviiti-n n upon wbih it la biaeil.uui tit
Itigneatdegtrft CdUOl aid Ufcl.M AHK AULL
Srit'iilUu; KdViilt'iM't I
HAKON Lir.lUli in bu relebralt d work on AuimnlChem
inry, H) : An -Xrliltt-Ml lhnve Flnl, analafooa ti-
the Unalin: Jnirt may le mil') prriretl irom tlie kiocuo
' mi'tii'irtiif ot l J iv -loto ii Ii ol lliM alt', in Inch variooaatli
, Ii a ol loMl,n nifni and ' fi, m ill tJltm4 rhf 4, mnti
I rf'frr, ;4f in ( iiikd mtnntr fWy tei iU ht in fA aa
Utr-nmrk.'
I'r I'l.lt Kl tt , in M fmnooa iroati' nn Food and D'el,1
' linMialioil hv Fokra Sl ell, .'n-w Yiti, p icr tlale t
1 D.e inmr yii-Al lct, and df .fri.'fl- the tovtlioil ol o;i.ptir4lioii.
j I'licre ate 14-w burlier auttiuriiii (' .in I'r. l'i rtir.
Mr 4 I M'lK, in lua v-ilujlild writinra on itm " l'liaiolog
! of l'igotiort,'' obi rv unit ' h ih in rution tt tliu ilu tjiian
I 11)1 ol ib U iitK Jiik n i foi(.it,t;iii mi') all prt. ailing
i lour ot IJiei"-p ia. a. De at nt a tint a tut nig iti.lif l
Piol'aeor ef in'-dirme in London who w.i -everely tl1cud
will, tine on pi i mt , Inn'inx evi r ll. iig uUe to fil, lnul re
i ..iiMe io thi; (' ii r tc Juii-v, o'l tun ! Iiutn (hf lonia.cba o'
iiv.ng aotmala. hi.b provfd eoui.ilfiHly aocctaalul."
Dr (1KAIIAM, au.bui ni lli l.tofoa wwikaun " Vefc-Cla
bin Di' l," aayal It i rnmrHhU fjci in I'h) aiology ,
that i be tfiuu.ha aokinvlit, o.. Mitid in watt r. in.,tit
lo lb-tlaxl lb'' pri-porly t,f dia.ivi4i( vatiou ariirlca ot
ft oil. a-ot etf T diou a i.ind of Bfiifi i il dicclion of tbcm
in now tan di)T rvut froui tiiu oaturil digative prorca "
nr. m n freal wot a im " t m-iiiMity oi Jiian, ' i lA'i
Sl lUu...l.i.r.l.l'liiliililhia,l-f.,pp. U) mjl " Tlio
diacovcry ol I'KFtilN lortn a new m to Ida cb-iiiH" ) bi-lo-
ry ol Dtfraiion. From recent aperiiiinila. wo know thai !
food ia di.'olved t rapi'Mr in tin titlitinial di3iiive fluid, I
repifd Irom Fepnii, at ii i m tbe natural Canine Juicr
ita. If." !
I'toineaar Dl'NfJLISON, of tho JrlT. ron (.dlr, Fbt la
d IpUm, nt Ina fro.il work on llunun Fhyaiulnxy, iletrwloa ,
mnro than hfiy pupa in an ti anno itioti ol lint tolij rl. I In.
(spoiitnenla Milh Ur lloattmtmt, on Ibe CulMa Jitii-v, oli I
leiinatl fiom the livmc tiuaien toinatb and fi-tm am tun. a, an i
vrell knotvn, I n all re lie aay, dijuiion occurred
Si prf-eil in Ibe erttjfetelaa in lb natarnl diliunf .'
Ilr. JOHN W. DUAiT.K, I'rotVa.oj of Cln nitatry in lite
W rdica I College ef the Unltvraity of lew ork, tm lua
"l'el Hook ( Cheinialry,' page Md. aart: "It baa ioii
a qufaiton whcthei ariifieiatdisaia'iun enuld Int prilonued
but it ia now umefiraally admit led that it may ."
r. CAlU'CNTKIt'cit intUfd wotkon FhioUwy, which
la in ibe iilttary of every Pliy-ifmn, and ia oavil aa a 'Jeil
Hook ina'ltbo Oollejf, ia Imi of evhlenee anoilar to ibe
above, reaptctin; ihe remaikable Di grime powerof 1'a.raira
a-d tliu fuci lb it it m.iy bo rruilily acpar leo IrowibeatMn
arh ot the call or oi, and umkI for eap no rnu in aititi ul
iMjoaluM, or at a reuivdy loiieae ol tlie stoioaeb, uuu de
lie tu nt awrrelionol UaaiiK' Juice.
Allinodtrn work on I'bpinlilry, Mutoria Medicn, anJ
I'liyaiolori and allpuod uledienl lhciioari, daariibe the
character and piopcriifiof FariiK, und atato ipaoy ntial
liiff detail impeding il.
Ibe far l ihal art .rtiQlial DlOitivn Fluid, or (Jaelr'e,
Juirn, (it-1 ft t lly rttai:miiiifij ibe uatural lluid, may be readily
propun d, dwoa ootadinlluf tUtu. 'J no only wooiar i,
tiiatit baa nolbelofe been applied lo tU rule ol lnJlgeeltoa
aull Dauopaia-.o emlurlly d.oa aucb h ue aufjeat ittell
to the uiiiiJ.
As ss Dyspepsia iiirr,
Dr, IHlLi.lUON'a FKI'ai.N hia froJucrd ibo uol marvel.
Iou eiTeL-ia, io carlo; eaaei of Deadly, luBrtciallon, Ner
vwya Di.liot. and Dyrpepue tJonaomplion. (l la impoaaialo
logivo Ike deiall of eaaat in tho iitnila of ihla adveituo-
mMii ; out ai'iiientii'nteii Lfinncatea tmn heeu stven ol
uiorethm 1 VJ IIUjNDUED KUMAltKAllLL CUltl.H, in
I'liiUtltilptna, Netv orkl aad lloaion alouv. Tbeae warn
nrly all deatwrte eaaea. aud tbe cum wero lifl oulv rand
and wonderful, but l eiuuoai.t.
ItiaaEteat NEflYOIJri ANTlDOTC. aod oarlicularlv
uiefut for leudeocy io flillioua Diaordei, Ltvei UuutpUlt.t,
Fever and Ague, and ibe evil a Heel a ol Uuitiliie, Ueicurvi
ard otbei Dru2 uito.i ihe Diavalito Uicatia. alter a lour
irknaaa. Aim, tor rireaa in ealmg, and the too trro uie uf
aiueai apinia. ji aioioai fetoiMilea M(t Willi Mir
att. OhI Sioniacli Ootiiifflaiuts.
Tbeie ia ro form of ULD HTOMAL'U COAIPLAINTS
which it doe noi aeem in irat Ii and iimuovo al onre. INo
matter how bad ibey may bo, itgnea Ni'ANT KKLlLr !
A ainzlu doae reoiutea all (bn uiipUalant avtnotouia . and it
only tieeda to be repealed for tt abort limu luinuke tbrfte godal
ettWta peiuiauvot. I'UtUTY UF IlLUUD.and llJOIt OF
11DY follow at once. It ia particularly excellant in eiaea
o Nauaea, Votnltltng-, Cramp, boreneaaol the Fit of lb
titoioarb. diatreaa afivr catmy, low, Gold tale of tbo tllooxl.
iieavinaa, i.ownraaol pinta. Despondency, Uuiucution,
Vaakne-a, tet.de iter to liuauily, Suicide, 6tn.
Dr. HUUt.uTo.SM I'J.l'dlN.nayU by noail all Ihe
daa'era In fine diogaaod Pvpul.ir Medicine, tbtoujhout the
United Hiaiea. It ia prepared iq Powder and In Flud form
aud in I'reacripMootiaU lor the oieof Fbyalciaua.
I'll 1Y A l t: L'lUl'DI.AUaortiin oe of Phyeiciaaa, mi;
te obtained of Dr- llooghlod or bU Agonta, deaeribing Ih
wtiole pioceaaot preparation, and giving tbe autborilma up
on wbieb ibe cUIion of tbia new remedy are baaed Aa it it
.NOP A IXlil.l' ItF.MFDY, uuobjaciioti can bn reiaed
agaloat ita uae by.FhyticUn to ftapecuble aundiogabd rag
uUrprttctKe. I'iia,tJMl DOLL A It per bottle.
I'ttlisill III l'oI;-.
E?"Seiit by Mail free of Postage.
Forroorenlercof arnCmg toallpaiti or ibe cvunliv. Ida
DIUtoTIVK MAITF.it tF TUB FFPdlN.U pot up in
tberorin of Fottdei, with dlrectioua tu be aliaaolf ed in water
by th silent Tbvaa Powdera couiam jott tboaaote mat.
ler aa the M,iil-e( and will be .tot by mail,FU-ti of POsT
AUK, MUM !'!. I.Alt aonl (poat paid! lo Dr. J. I
IIUU11I1TUN, M. D , I hllad.lpl.li. Fa. V
PLeC!1!1?'1"'1 1 lory bottle or the genuine
PLI tflN beaia tbo wrilUn aigualure of J. HuULIiTO.N
M. Ui oba LHmitUf Fbiledelphu, P Copt-iiihl and
1 rade Mark aeeurtd,
JTtioM by li DruggUU l Dalle n ia Medlcinee,
Arnts.
8 K ioIUbi Monlpettcr, JohaioQAt Campbell WaUneld.
7ll Watvrbury, A T UaucroQ FUmfleld, French
t Walkrr Uarrn, 4 Cardell Wariau, Pi, ma to & IVouaier
Mai.lilielJ, A 11 llumliaiu Muialou', II II Camu NolltiOeM
flei K. final,, NwUitM. i A S Wane .Ni.ilhli.ld, Ju,.
aoa 4. lluUea aliUleaei. U '.JJoca t'.CUiir V.I. 40 Ij
Taft'sj, Hunt's, and Brook's Acs,
WirrapteJ, by
biunus sl lanudon.
KLITII kV UARKKU,
4 (lKNTSfofPRNPlBt.tl'S COTTON TllllKAU.-.Mel
V tbantaaupplleil at M tntifielulel Prima.
N H VJI VEY &"CO,
MANt'KMJrUltF.nS k IHIAt.FKS IN
BOOTS & SHOES,
Wholesale nnd Retail,
it.- U'OUMI re.peelfullj Ihtue ittentmn lo ibeiriteek
?li"r"" 7000 Pairs,
Con.i.unr In p.rl nf l.ailiea I'encreat, Jenny l.ln-1 Suit O.I
let Iliml'M. Kronen Kl.l U'elklnj KLma, tlmkma .H
Slipper., Whim Kid ami M.tln ilo, from f0 uenlt tn S9,M'.
Mlur. unit l.'hll. Iron'. Fancy Tlp'd (lullai Uteol.lol Hot
klna t WalkinjShnea.
(tenia, llo.a ami Yonth1a tire., end Common Poota anil
Pliof., nt eteiy alyto ami tuatily auilabln for llie apnroaf Ii
Inf aed. on. ami al pllcea tlialcannol fait to glee anliaf.elinn.
il.y, IP5I. " .
A NBW """J,"t,"TOvI.TtlNfc HOW
OUK CLOTHS,
CA'PIUr.ltCP, tloe.Vlna, Halllnoll.. Tneeit., Vrallnje.
L'ndi r.lilll. and Ilrawel., ro olT.leil al cleat Bar.
...In,. Kr.lTII and llAKKF.tt'rJ.
TRUE EXPERIENCE
pnovr tJ'ari
nti-aiMr nalutt tttil tnr ef ici I
n mi irmr tHIHirlBfl It.lsnpWM
HI Mix lOINU TO 60 LM.CT-
tlutt NtHlllVU HA"
U LLY
UtlUK rt DISK ASK
DR. STEPHEN JEWETT'S
JPSTLV AND lllullLY ttt.tBIIATl.ll
FAMILY MEDICINES,
rir4 PUphtn Jcrott, on of Ih hlc lr. 9lrl)rn JtwHt,
Kin e N H . ,
Men Ttriofnfof am! ' nmkuiIuMb thl'f KIA"'T Rl
IJKl" nnd t'l'Uh of all ilt-MMUt f.r aln ti inry art trM.iiHY-lJ.
U1UUINAI.1.V niKi rki nv or tiif most suo
i:ur ti tt ukik
Vnl mul Her nmniriiileil liy Kntliirnt lliy
UIhiis of Hie itrrte.it ilny
Durfn a tonr "! ftti''U(t rif f ytm tSey hrt nd
to do thrlf ooot work m a nuis-t atirl fur msmtttr, and iwtWr
an MrMCKti iitvv tot nnn nviice lomiHto UkI.IM h
ao4 ClllL. llio roniancl arrosf iioi t. ni rtaxhi to r Ilia
n im antsiiABi 11 rni oon rurikiATn.i or tnt rviiic
Ihtra- rrcommaaitf-d M UlHNtil 1HIIH aittl CMINK.NT
LiTlZrNS, who ha v i era a i it In thm famillci atxi iuwi
Litlr rritnJiwutlwU atr aKimritiAL iiiuti
No Family should bo without them,
roii uro tiicm rmv aid tiuc mu.rici iai at mi tn
Tn th tflirtrd v Mr. "hn nr to it r bkckiti Hl
LXLi'" in Uic thvnHijrli trtal ot thtM
crtHAT AND t Kt.i:nitATF.n
TRUE RESTORATIVES.
The Crlrlirnteit TKL'n
Health Restoring; Bitters,
A MtnirKB rn V. EKY fK O.N ! tn Yta,
llMnoTt all mortiM M-rftitlon. purifv thf Mnoit, fin mat Mr
aatt rlor t the loattivp Oriani, rurr itUra! lliat lna4v t
lit, fortify Ihe ijrtctn uralntf rnturr dlraM. at mt tknt iiWtt
htlnf thr ptHnl. Ik-in? pruWitl lo the mult (lelMHta M.4t,
tltHr ruff eifd, rrt(ioajTio, Tt toTnratau, and tvaTuA
trtrx raut-kBf iei thani UituaMau.4 t HE HEM-
LDY tn
Liver ComphinU, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Incipient Consumption,
I TOM mt. II mri' 111 ii , l.l t l
cr arakan tuv j "i
Tin: iiiiiin.v rKi.ciiRTF.i
Pulmonary Elixir,
rnnvru tiik ii"t cm
.11 JHRDK INK i:VMt KNOW.t.
TM Bl.ir ronlBin mint
I the ruirt hilitr arirovHI eoocH
a rv uliarlv nnd f ntunaWe mo-
or tairlnn.iit
Mnd,and ! iroly iHl-ir.il tn ft l m-m)U. The miutfteda
who have tiat Ihi I'litin nj'ivm uir ir"ii once 11 to ie
rr1' to a ilr rXTeiiiifi in tir (or aiiinUr pun1'
tit i Ll v anwi i n nil Mr im in xr in nut rmiiTWHlli
Tlteaa IIU.IMtlN. m thr- 4x to In pn urinr a phjattiaa
baa ott(t ptoeed fatal t . ihric liini iibkLt iTiia t.n
liifl lATnti. A eacoaUf rrn.cJ m
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS,
Sorr Tliront. Awtlimn. Ilrnitrtillle. t'rntip,
and utlicr Diarnae if the llcaplrntury
(rf;uiia.
Tlin JV8TI.X CKI.nftR.YTl.D
Strengthening Plaster,
I. anlnmll)r ManoUrlml l- 1m Ih. be4 atari.. .ri atM.n,
Thl. lla.t.r I. crnwit ul quli. a number of .eft.W ab
.t.B t., reetUlarlf rnw.nrll. Th.r. n-te h. brt .ffwl I. e4
al tie rvr.Mil tlin., brtte- uUer niad., ti In. t.rlrMi. purr..,
for hlea uut.r. .r. well 11 hM mi MipHHir ft.
RKMOMNCI VMS. INTKKNAI. INfLAMMATION!",
llllKUJIATIKM, IVIIAKMW IN TIIK 8IIIU, HACK.
BKKAST, STOMACH, fcc.,
an4 when need In
I.IVnit AN1 rt'I..MON.HV IIHIMPM
01 prere rttf htetftelal . thr. ratTarlac Mli each ccBt!a.t..
I er rnrtlier lefbrreallen rerr4fnc IIim. velaaU. tntlria... m
ramrkkt, te l kt Jrwu, lim aM)r fteen Ut. ktfliMl
tuariM. will tie tvvn4, amnna wtuch ae erom
llnir. Mtll'llM.t. V. Wll nFH. HoMon, Man.
Hob J.t.MK I' 111 It. lltl.l. l'.kaii Jlt
KVUCII I'Al l I.HSUN. t U..un. Mm.
Jen. flMn. II. tol.t ntnCf, tt. If, lete e K. EedlLrt,
rllH AIM MfltnorK, J. . t'l . tt rni-rmulo.. Hut
lll HtHSEI.I.. JI II, fa incrn-r, M.rt.
N KIMIKRI Kt.M P.lnnnlr V 11
K. IIAKtt IN tUErj-.M 11. I'.iy.l(r. N II.
IU A W Ml KNIIttr, lOi.rt. N II
Iter HIM. III.Tiln f.' rf.i .t II.
r.jLi.n s i.tniut.1. , .'.i,i Mr.
OtO W UllLLl-AM. l.g. H.ti.i, UilrHir Cuatem UetiM.
Emlen, Uu.
W1I.I.IAH Ml lllll.B, i:.q, Tuwarand, Via.
rorSnlr. Wholcmlii nml Itrtnll. nt Prlnel
pnl Ollke, Soollrn'i Itulliliiif, l icmout
How, Ilo. tun.
V 11 t'-..,vl.v.rit, IV ,1-rl.niv . ll,,,.,. tlM,n, SluHle
et, S. Ii. UOI.I.IKh, 'ti.iiiprli.1 . A. II Rurnliam,
M-.r. tut. n . I'tm. SiuiiHr. lV'..it.iii 1 1 , i;. ... s i; ..uaiife.
Ninli'i. II, .Hi m Kmii il , W uri-ii , M rk Tn u. Ii, ll.r
ie . A.i.lr. iv H , PI , 1. 1., I h.ile. a I . I y, , M.
nr-ll". . I', lin k., .,. rlii. , I'lltiiar. &. Wif.tlel,
tl.r.lllii- i, K I. il,, ,N ,til,lt, I, , .,!!,, .,, ,, ,.!.
mii.t -. 1 , i , .1 vil-.; f N, Kjlaj ka t,j Je,.
i ti in mi.' Ii i,,,i. ycnerlly in olliri Hlale.
43 I jr.
For Ilio C iirr or
OOUOHS, GOLDS,
HOAI13ENESS, BHONCEITI3
WHOopinc-oouGH, onoup
STHlVIii. and CONSUMPTION
Or all Ihe numeruu. mrdieinei eilant, (anil aome t t ihem
.itual...j f.11 ih. cure ul itulrntmary romril.inll, notliinj haa
evt-t beu Ii.uihI wini-h cwtil-l rmnpale ita elFiela llh lb).
preijiatu n lliln-ri. cure .uinrtini.f.lmi at all liiuee and la
IUi.i..-. uf IU. lunj. ami ttunat whare ineilieinet can
Jiee lelieniinjl will il.it III. plcaaant to tale, aivl per.
lectly a.fe, 111 accoraani . with Ilia tliiectiun.. V. .1., nut
adl.ilie. l&r lb. inlaimaliua of lliuae ttliu bat. IrirJ it hut
thti.e nho lu . mil. F.iunliee llial hate Inuien ita talue
.ill nolli. t nbuul 11, aikl by it. timely u.o.ibe, aia eetute
Iron. Ih.' rlaHKuiou. eiin,r.uence. .f Cuujha at.1 C.IJ. trltl.li
negi-cteil,iinn intu f.ut cori.uinptiwn.
1 lie lliiiloaia t the ila.aaeau.elt. Inalttute ttaa awarded
to lln. -n (hh.Ii.o tiy lb. Unaiii of JuJfr. id ci.pictuWr
IMI i al.o, ih. Mett.l. ul ih. Ibree great la.tnutea el Ail,
la il.i.e-.u.nti AU. Ihe Iliplom. cf tha libit. In. litut. at
Cloenn.u, l,aa b-een ai.en to lao OIIKIIilV PIlU'l Uli A I.,
hylhrir (l.erDini-il. 111 ctm.irleraiiiHi of ua eilraordluary
eieelh ne. anu uaelulneaa In cuilii atl'eeli.o. tif Iba Lun-a
aud n.ro.l.
Head ihe full. w ing opinion fuunded on tlie Ion-eiuerienc
ot ilio euinent I'bj.ituii oflliu I'oil aod eily of
. ,. . ., ST.JUII.Vrf, May , 18l.
T..,'. . . - ' r' eer. 111. 1 uf ,oi I'llUKItV I'KC
JUIIAI. ia my iiractiea, haa pruren hal I fora.aw fium Ht
roinpoaitiuii. mu.t be Hue, tblt 11 eradia.te. and cur.a Ilia
roU. and euuilia tovtlueli we, lu (lilt aeotioo, aiojieiuliailj
I ihmk 11. erjual baa not jet bean di.eoreerd oor do I know
how a beliel i.uiedy m 09 undo Tor tbe diilairncauriba
i lirMttartd l.uujf..
. J- J. llUltTO.V, M. !., V. B. fl.
Se. whet ll liatdos. snawa.ied eva.tilullon, uol uul in
Ibe IuIIosub; t-a.c, but a lbouand luoro I
. , UlHlUKV,J.a.ailh,l61l.
Mr. Ayer: lo the mouth of Juli jl, I waa allaeked b a
.ioloni diaubrjia in lu. niiura of Clilurnli. I i.iuiua,f in
rt.o I rancij.., 10 Uoim, nf rereitio; 'ranelil Trom tb.u,. o f
clnoale and Jiel. il.; Di.nloj., ,itJ, ut w1, fu,fw('
by a ai.vere co.tli anil much aoreue... I dually .tailed for
Inline, bm i.ctntid no ttoent fiom tbe vorajo. M, cooh
roiiiiuo.d lu iow wo..., aud when I arnti d 111 New Ver'a,
waa al . wa-ked by lu. acqutlnlancea a. a ticlliu of too'
uintrtiMi. I mutt etmfe.. I aaw no tuR'u unt ira.on 10 douU
wh.l mi f iou-1; all twinged. At Una lima I commenced
l.kinj jour truly iite.luable medicine with lillleciueclalion
old. 11,11.-. 0, byoett Ironi ll. u... You ..ull i,.t i.c.lt.
Ika.a linca did I not irfaid 11 wy duly to aula la tbe alilict
ed lblou5li you, tbm my beulil,, jntbo apace of alibi oiontha
I'vrti-loi'tAi "U"lul" " u lh J.utC'llUm.
Vounuuly, WM. SMITH.
n ... VASlllN(3TO.V, r... April lg,l.
Hear Pir lryl.oj Ibat I bate been apared from a preua
lure urate, llui.ui;b )our ln4tiuiu.otality by h. piottdeoce
lul uktf lD lo e.prea. lo you my gran
A Cougb and tbe alarming aymptom. nf Conaumptloa had
reduced uio too low to Icato ui. any thiog like ho.-., .hen
Wf pby.icua brought me a bollln of youi ,tCTtlK.I..,,
ll ateiued to atford immediate lehef,aud uow In a lew weeka
inn. 11a. in.iui.u mc lu.iiuoo neailll.
If ll will ilo forotheia ttbal it baa To; me, toil aio rai
tainly one of the btoef.ctoia ofiujnklod
cnnceiely wi.luug yon eteiy blea.iu:, I am,
l.inu 1 r.i ...i-,. V,, ":l"'l'ully )noi,
w... J ".IN UCLAISKL."c""fsl. J'tleiUChuiel,.
lib rucb ...uiaocea aod flora aucb men, no .ttuoa-er
pioofeau ba addui..d uulcaa it be fiom ll. practical .fl.cl.
upou IriaL '
1'reiio.rtd mI ,ui ,,. jllc, Cl Ay.r. Vracdcal
ami A.tulytliul Cltcmlat,
LOHLLL, M.1SS.
TIIEO A. TECK, Uurlinjtoo, Caeeial tgeot (ui Norlb
ern eriLont.
a...?.14.."! "."iJli'i UOI'MNS . riKUCr. aad REOj
fll.t.lla:UUANiMt,al.u.y Drujcula a.eir vtLcKthiouili
tiul Ibe couuliy. S3ni
fvisassifHJ. &v
1852,
LAKE BOAT LINE.
ritui'Riirron,
THOMAS II. CANFIULD,
CURLI.Nt.TON, VT.
r 111 It Troprleloi of Ihla Line ha. made ample arrangemente
I lor tho trjn.pottalion of property Iho ire.ent aei.iii,
and U rrepaiedvrllh SO MUST Cl.AeH 1,KH nOATj
running illrecllr tlireuyh loand fium New Voik, and all
Torn on Lake Lhainplain, tl eiehy atoiitlnri a i'r.a) r . '
lata In featilH-lr llooda at Tioy anr. Whitehall
Tim Boat, ofthli line will bu inralialilt towtd I.. R....
on llu'lion ttlrer and Lake Champtalri.
-ihe new ateamei, iivrniu.i, v.api. i.iii- iJIIAMItCR.
I. .11., Will III
will Inn In connection Willi the Mereli ,at,i Liae
ween llutllniton and rlou.o'e Toint, afloidinf fa
3 r tran.porlallon of Ffeltl.1 and Tel(.
daily hclween I
eilitiee to r Iran
rroperl fot Canada, lolwardod liy Northern, Champlaln
and St. I.awieree llallioad, or hy llarje,. IMHnltire aed
Wateheatloj Uueiu.ie pioinplly and eatefully altinjed to.
Anr.NTa.
MALCOLM CANFIEI.I,No. 8 1.9 Coenllea' glln, N. v.
BMIi'll IlltlUtiS, Pnulh (Vhaif, llurllntlon,
A FIRIIKII, No. 191 Itleer Hlt.et, Troy, N. V.
A, M. IIKnttlMAN, II. It. Ilepol, Uide.i.iiurth,
run riiniuiiT aiti.v to '
L. A. CASLHTtlN, 8 1 S Cnentl.e Blip, Maw York.
V. W. WKIIIIIT. Ilontn'a l',at,
IMKlKHIt & IIOI.TON, Monlieal.
I). V. HUOVnhL, 10J Bute gtleel, tloiton. "n
RICH DIUiiSS GOODS.
rpltn mnit ciloniifs mniimcnt in Montprlitr. mni U
1 trentt KLITll ami HAHKblUM
1000 lbs. Dried Apple.
ITiOR talo ht tiTUltltiJ c IMillO.N.
v a
Merer, l.lfjja.
WOODEN WAKI5.
Vliood ..roilm.nl ul U OOUHN WAI1K, for aale hy
KE1TII ItAltKtR.
iWNl'rElEfR ilOTEL,
State Street.
LEWIS BURNHARI.
WOULD jrn notice that hi bun Imed theTEMrKR
A.NTK HOt'SE lor4n.mof an, rercntlji kpi hr
l (i. htrnnf ami uwncit by U. Y. HAIlM.tf, wheru h Jil
l ilraeJ t levivn Ihfl patrnnacn of tbe ftubllc, atiuilng
llifm tliat nothing hall tn wintinft un (mri to mna a
ctioiiiiuaiirn of wlmtuvrf fivnr may be expended to lum.
MuniiN-liei. March it. 1?51. )u
TXNmiilS' OIL.
U.N' hand and far tale by STOItlia LANUDOV,
PAIN
V OF ALL KINDS,
tim;, vaiimmii, uc.uw rt,,-..,, i.r
IL, Tinrr
hi OTT it FU.i.11.
SNUFF & TOBACCO.
Ftna Col . CaTnlitii TuNacr w, hnoC itt Tifs-t, aM h
BC'OTT At Klfcl.D
Removed.
SAMUF.L ABBOTT
MAP reinnreil from .MAIN STItt:l;T,io the Itnom ad
jolnlne II. I' IValloe fc Hon'e lloukeloie, op .dalle tna
VilUrje 11.4.1. n. STATU SI IILKT
J. tiu.lv 1 ISSi
CltOCKLIlY, CltOCKF.UY
I.OIt I lie mutt dtit-nai ainntlineftl inii het H lc, tad
1 low 1 KiOi, luok in at
Jan Sft.
KKITII iV DAnKLII'.
UNDEItUILL'S TOOLS.
CIJOlTIMI Aia, Ilroad dit., Adifi. Urcud M.ici.et,
X ., Lalbuif do., lliinKliiijt do , t-.iu ntik fliavfn,
Hocktt Chlrtlt. mar alwajra be fuuod at
A7 KKITM U U MlKLlt H.
c;f!m7lMen
rOU wll find that raah'iTMUle Ii.! f-.r Paala al
I Kllrll St UAhKER'.
!S. K. COLL IMS,
Apothecary,
corner or main it mi iic mt!u:i;t
KKKI'H jo.,1 I'llKtvr.Mi Ulilllt'i tjie-i.'. an4
t ainck'e Aromal.c tin. rut ..I
ft'..'0 tbv treat efr.r1aterl ul 1'ixar. in 'he t Un
IECK Ai LLWIS.
NAVE joat relotned from Hoatoo B' d .in i.rtum larp
ad.li.oia to tht-it lofiner ilork ul lim ,l U
ieliH f.-r Ca-tb at put aa lower tbao cr. Our . un
ail in prt ul au.OtaJ li (iAliri oi nr. (. I i)) i
lair' Kllr 1 OitA. I O. IO0O Iba, Si .,.'1 ..(..., , r
t-OKKI.r. irhfitut io.Hire. II H.' ,
NAll,DI.Artri. PAl.M'H, tllU, 1.01 It.K, 1,111. KM,
LAUD, I am, MII. HALT, K.r r
A tnral Aaamtmeot oi Dauneanc CtMII), Im2. -i.t
wilh DM) llotea u4 Coaloan iwde I.UUlZl ami .i t.-,
wbirh mo t aetlltns fur (ati at piteca 4.ivt.i K ln "fl ( A
o Mwnpeltct. Tfcoee wiihtoj to --1 l)ol flai-M. n i o
wll to call on I H.K l I.J VM-
(p.Wiaj'a Blork Main Bi. i
II AH DNYAttK,
OOK m at Kf.l'l 11 k. UAIIKKIt'H UAKDVVAUE Cwm
tut Ih mo i i Hen-ire aaaortiix nt (
iMHUHAMC S TOOLS,
HOUSE IIUILUI.VI ll.MlinVAUl:. l n.-u.-i Mill s...,
Aleeheiiic. H rt nl . vi rt il ,rri.iiun,
AT LOW l' HICKS.
17 OR a f Ihi in V of moot. tu sr-al a en let ol i; IPLE.
fliT IIUNH, CTI.KL ItlFLU I'lHKiW, and the
nreooeary appu4ag.
, Mboleaale and retail, aa mow mj Ui
hu al
Sl'IlAGUE'tS,
dOUTII END or TUB K III ARCH DRIDijK ,
And b1m, haa for '
Ill()t WATEK YIii:i:i3,
With Iron ab.tli and bilaned ranka .ll tt I to;i I ti t, i?
at lo diaMtnae nh Ludgeoof, &4bda, aod the ri, -!, nf
laymf i hen lo wmJ , alao
N.iiuT iiiaciii.m:s xxii imti;.t
iUIST .U5I.I.S,
Thalerillfrl.il b0 tHi.h.l. eoeh, li il.T llft.1 , IRl I I.AR
AlV.-i 4..I .ibi. , I II K or M III l i'l.Alt,.-1, na wit
fr.ini (In- aiae nf a ruir.pib.. iuitl tu Ih.l ot 4 lu I'"' ,
low- r ill . ll.. loie.t.
Alarliiiirfy Jul. W4.1V. ami (InrMmttiiinx a. u.ual. K.e JLc
. t. iuur .nil i irenlirn taunti-J 111111.' Im'.'j
M 11. r. Auf.rtttli, lrVil. 41
WAIST ED,
tba rPKK MILL, Mnaipflf, IUe Straw, P-a
Hirjw, 1.01a Hiiaa, .i.td Mwn ale Tow T " "
A'
liavf thfMt artirlta to apare, will fin i a p-oJ markM
ljII at it !'! r Mi l nf IV I IV A f .'I 1 1 .., iJllN.
IVmhiIp r 7 Ifl.
La
Al. WOOD,
IlKAI.BR in
Sii titltj .IBailr I lathing,
no TH.
1 w.r, riiitr; rsvsri.Jt.
CLOTH?, r wiMt in, mi i: vi f 1 im:d
1 AILOIta- Tl:l.lltll.VIW or r) il. aenrlive
Fashion Plates, Tailors' Shears,
.Mt H.iifca, t rtt)uat and Pntlfrn Pi"'r,
1 And a l.enwel Aaaortioeul l (iBnt'ccu'
Furnishing Goods.
OLOTHIM5 maitn to order in Dim eairf me or niedm-0'
Paahttnand all (luiuient warianlfd to Ut.
tTT'l .V( done tor order a to make, and warraotfif ' n'
if li(btljp made up.
State Street, ist door West of Uastmnn
Danforth's Jiookstoret
49 AlONTPni.lT.U. VT.
17a c ks 1 lks7
A UR. and MM'. t:lUIITrl wide, ncli and Ileau ifnl
a clieap, for dra.rea, ju.t rccelted.
HI'OltltSt I.AMi'lO.V
March 1,183.
bd
Hot Buckwheat Cakes.
A NRW LOT of llUI.-KWIIU.Vr HI.Olillfol.alealT.
ClIAItllinVrl-ij-lXAM IIAKt'.llV.
J Monlpelier, March III. I-
iNI'.W UOtMNliTS.
Sritl.NIi P VTTKlt.VB, iu.t leeel.ed l.y
uronntSjti.Axai)"V
March J, 11133. V!
20 libls, & fcs. SALJIOtV,
Ol" IIDIIOS' my COMPANY V.ry pnwe-Ju.l n
C.iv.d and f... .! I.. k.,..i I...
lly HiOM(b4.I.AM.DO.N.
Mareb 5, IBi'i
Li L 1) U I 1) U li tfc JOil JN kS O N,
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law,
OFF1CK, HLAStl'S IIUILIUNC. MAIN firili.tL
Nashua, a. ia.
VllI prompt attention to all tuioeaa e ntrutteJ to tlx"
cmeia.ny of the Couara m thu ctt
Titer alao cootmoe to tranaaci hu.iotaa in tJ u
faOIJTMh i:M rut u iirn-j atati-'s .utb ia rui
cbaalnx Ooverniiifol Lnnda oi liuiioved jK-rt-a, 1 '''
wiiTi nit a, t arn j l iiM Lijiuiiii.ni uiui
In I I. m i.aainaiB- a il.a..i..l.,.. .ta .a .. .I,... ars lllf tt , "
lnX Land, lnf alltmnj ttie aeltUment ol Ihe eft ''
neraooa dceeaaed. tit-tun oi tlio properly beltjiiif to f i
aaiateit UulUciiuif llajla of all auina. and A l
TO A.N V Lt.UAU LUtflNUaH IN THR ULI"-
WWi'a
Unt Wananla Ilouil.t. Hold and Located fot tha fWt''
and Uuuuty Laod iliipoaad ufoa Uoaiiuimoo, ....
Mr. Eldredje, batio- irerelled oneoatly Inthe
and on (iovcriiment Lotla, aod tdeiebj acquit! a knoate
of the beat locatioea, and a general lo a aeqoaw''
will -ouiioiio lo rtiaae jouroeya al liLLLI.Ait
VALH lo aiitnd the fureisn buaUeaa of -ho ol3e.
llurloc hia abatnee, ilr. Jobnaon will be tout- "'",..
l.ee.loatteadoaI home liuaioeaa, aod will uceiva i1"
Maid lo Mr L all tore is n jualneaa left with him. ,
All eoaioeas acol by wail wilt bt attended lo eipedittaw
and fanhfully. ...
M. f. BLIlltEDr.i:, 7&:lf J, JOHN?i-
Planing Machine.
S. W AltltOTT
WIOUMIileanoUe. thai he iia. leeeolly Pn!'".'CT
J lie. uo. vl Woodworlb'. l'.eil Vl 1' J.,
chinea in lb. laiie buildmi near lb. Old Arc '";
ol.cr.li. uill do I'lanint, Joiotlot, Hatebloj,
and battle bo. ideal aboit uullia. Al.o, JubP..",.r"r
unit ilauk aud boaid. fot fuinn;., fenriot HoiTi c l,
I'eliona brla-ms boerda f roio . di.la.ee t.au uaueoj
Ibem iilancdlo cany buma with them ..,,i
tt. W. A. Mould at,, (it. notice Ibat b; " ."JJ.Vl-,
III. J. . S. I'uluaoi, t, bu o. 0 the ljb1 r-f ,J.
Patent Planlui ilacl.i.ie fot Ihe county ol ",lli"..la..
be will aell town aud aboi. ilbla, und liaooel toy rlU
(eU'ie. to lb. lunninf of Macluuee in eaidcouoij. ti
lit. any infoiinalluu be may be in po..e..io. ',''
tooiachiaea. Me.ar. Potnaaia imnufaclura eeter.l . ,
Macblnea, adapted to abui uae, and lor I l.oio' ted u"
vu..a., who tooxulux abd tloot me attaCPCU o
olu.b1 leSI. "
1852. MERCHANT'S
INSURED

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