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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10

BcGUs FACToRY.-An apparatus for making spu
'ri0us com has been found on the premises OF a
Mr.. Odeli of Paiimers Prairie in this County; a
'moDg the materials found, is a mould supposed to
be used for casting bars, machine roll the bars
"a die for cutting 30 cent pieces, lot Of copper
and arsnick, together with other implements nd
ma notwithstanding the articles found are several
worst ted shaws, rolls of cloth, Il nd other articles
of fnerchandise.-Mr. Oiell is now under arrest
1t is believed that n number Of ndv iduals are
engaged in the business, and hope tina, no
pains will be spared in sng to bring the villains
10 ius;icc.-South Bend ia } Free Press
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10

SEVERE COLD IN EuRoPE.-The eold of the last
winter unusually severe in all parts of En-
rope. Three thousand persons reported 10
have died IN Sweden. In Bohemia and Moravia
all the ponds were frozen to the bottom. In Hun
carv 10000 horned cattle, together with grea,
numbers of birds and animals 10 the forest, have
pershed Similar accounts of the severity of The
weather received from many other parts of
Europe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10

TALL ONE.--The editor of the Maine Cul,
vator has received pair Of sarge hens fro
Russia-saih TO be prolific laying and excellel
poultry. Chanticier, "can stand by side OF n noI
barrel, and eat corn, with ease from the top"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10

So far as returns have reached US, of the elec
lions in Canada, the Unionists have beaten The
Anti Unionis,s nearly two to one. The violence
of the canvass. and disorder about the polls. have
far exceeded similar exhibitions IN the United
S.ates-Cia. Ga=.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10

New York AND V1RGINIA.-Governor Seward
still refuses deliver up to Virginia, the citizen
of New York, charged with an offence against the
laws of Virginia, potwI outstanding the surrender
by Governor Patton, of the fugitive demanded
by New York. Gov Seward has coTmunI cate ed
the matter to the Legislature, now m session.
The surrender OF the New York fugitive on the
requ.ltion of Gov Seward, was IN the right spir-
it, Gov. Patton thought very properly, that a vlo-
lation Of the injunctons of the Constitution of
the United States by the Governor of New York
would not justify him in following the example.
He signified his acquiescence in Gov. Stewards
demand, "wi,h an earnest protest against those
aggressions, and anxious respectful appeal to
you, and through you to the State whose organ
you are, to review the positions you have taken.
and by magnanmous abandonment OF erroneous
and untenable opinions and masures, restore those
harmonious relations between the States, which,
it is alike the interest and duty OF US all to en-
deavor to perpe,ua,e Gin. Ga=.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-10

CoURTING E.-"Jonathan--does you 10
,iled beef and dumpins?"
"Darned if don't, Sowkc--but hot dunpl
lint nothin TO your sweet, purity, tarnal nice, r
Ups, Sowke.'
20 la! GO away, you Jonathan"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-29
@A AA ia GS9 ga

In lrasburgh, June 3, by Rev. Mr. Johnson, Mr.
SAMUEL n, HowARp TO Miss MARY A. KIpDER;
June II, Mr. OLIVER KNIGHTS to Miss THEoDo-
TIA &. GAsKILL, all of Irasburgh.
Al The church in North Danville, 18th inst. DIR.
Samuel Hill to widow Lois Phillips, both Of ID.
In Montpelier, 23d inst. MIR Timothy Cross to
Miss Harriet NJ. Waterman, both Of M.
: In Worcester, 18th inst. Mr. s.. G.. Clapp, of
Chelsea, TO Miss Mary L. Folsom, of w.
In Barre, 22d inst MIR John c. Tyler, TO Miss
Roxanna Robinson, both OF r. r~
In Bath June 10, Mr. David Sutherland, JI. TO
Miss Maria w Bartlett both of b.
In Dalton, June 26, Mr. Benjamin Fl. Chad
bourn, ofl.ancaster, to Miss Adelino E. Wallace
Of ID.
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STATE COW ENTION.

MI rsmocratic Wing Convention, for the pur-
IDs Illuminating a ticket for Governor, Lieut..
pose W ~" and Treasurer, TO be presented for the
G0Vs,u"Jhe people the ensuing September cleo
supp rHbe holden at Montpelier, Wednesday, ,30M
p 999,.rrt. commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M
4, he purpose of securing general representa-
~ '"d eicing the views entertained in all Sec
m l. "I,ba State, the Central Committe recon-
@ 'a1 that the Democratic Wings of the several
n.T. N The State meet on the 18th of June next,
" Wv oOnoinl five delegates from each town TO rep
a .a'u Them in State Convention, and equal
0ambor Of substitutes to supply the places OF such
% SI,pI as may be prevented from attendance.
HARRY BRADLEY,
JOHN PECK,
E.P. JEwETT, Syo,s Central co,n,,
E.P WALTON, JR., 0'' O''''' ~ 0'"'"''
FF. MERRILL,
MILroN BRowN.
Nav o. lS41.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

oRLEANs DISTRICT. I
The Honorable the Probate Court for the District
of Orleans: - .t
THNO all persons concerned in the estate of AN
IA DREW MCCLELLAN, JR., late of Glover in
said district, deceased:- Whereas l. N ID o l.
f h IL III, Administrator Of said deceased, pro
poses to render his administration account, and pre-
sent his account against said estate for examina-
ton and allowance, at n session of the Court of
Probate to be holden at the Probate Office at lras-
burgh ON the third Wednesday OF July next:
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid and
shew cause, II any you have, why the account.
aforesaid should not be allowed. y a.'
Given under my hand at Irasburgh, this goth day
of June, A. ID. 1871. H. .. :,
204w3 GEO. NYE, judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-29
THE END OF A,TRANsGREssOR.

Early in the morning of the 18th inst, there
appeared at East Berkshire, man with sand
compile xion--about FIVE feet, eleven inches in
heieht-apparently rs or 26 years OF age, who
stopped at Stones Inn and demanded breakfast ior
himself and oats for his horse. He stated that his
finances were IN a poor condition, and wishe to
know whether three York shlings wo uld pay his
bill. Upon being answered in the affirmative, his
beast was stabbed, and tho stranger sat down to
breakfast. His early lide-the appearance of has
clothes, indicating that he had rode without sad
dle-and the old saddle with one stirrup-and the
restless, uneasy manners of the stranger rendered
him an object of suspicion in the eyes of the land
lord.
Upon paying his bill the stranger proceeded to
the barn for his horse where he was unexpectedly
met and accosted by MIR Stone, deputy Sheriff, }
who told him that he knew the horse, and that he
suspected he had not come into possession Of him
honestly and was under the necessity of OBTAINING
him until the truth of the matter could DO ascer-
tanned. After demonstrating awhile, the suspected
stranger we'd to slip out of the back door of
the barn, and ran along the bank of the river,
hoping TO secure All escape from the awkward
ouaudary into which he found himself placed
He was soon pursued by the Sheriff, and several
others-and after chase of hundred rods the flu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-29
HOUSE ORGANIZED THE DISOR
GAMERS DEFEATED.

W F'eTrIng to the Journal of the proceedings of
S0ngresS 1t will be observed that the combination
En0ng The northern I.ocofocos with their brethren
VINO south and few such fellows as Wise, NAL
4 W &C. calling themselves Wings, to prevent
sa'tIon OF Congress upon any measures for the
FOd OF the Country, has been defeated by the
h'pAon of Stuarts Resolution. The northern
"('S have been engaged during the session thus
alO voting one day for one measure and the next
@'S reconsideration, aided by Wise & Co. and
1--WE been enabled TO defeat the Wings Of the free
s"'es on several occasions. But it is to be hoped
'Da' Their dsgrnceiuI man oeuvres are now ended
auo mat the Wings will be- successful in their eff.
O'S 10 do something for the benefit of the Coun-
wy The annexed list will show from whence
%''' men are who are laboring to protract the
w" congress and disappoint the hopes of the
Fcpe:
'AS AND NAYS ON SrUART's RESOLUTION.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

XNTE the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District of
Bradford, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons, against
the estate of
ABIGAIL SMITH, !araH
late of Newbury, in said District, represented insol
vent, and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; and six months from the 9th day of
April last being allowed by said Court for that pur
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend to the business OF our said appointment
at the dwelling house of Kent 81 Sawyer, in said
Newbu:y, on the 9Th day of October next, from
o'clock p. Nj. until tour o'clock, p. NJ. on said
day.
Dated at Wells River this 18th day of June, A
ID. l84I.
aos GsSAn c GALE AAEE' Commissioners.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY CONVENTION.

Wetrusl the friends of democracy and good gov
eminent will not forget the Convention on the 9th
sluy for the nomination OF Senators. True, il
hatusy season ofthe year, yet by timely arrange
mems many may make it convenient to be present.
Ahamistaken notion, if any are indulging it,
hi@Tponents are idle. Their leaders are ac-
Oconquer II possible, and defeat those great meas
ue and plans designed to restore the country from
lie disasters which the prevalence of Locofoism
has Wrought upon it; and we must unqieldingy
NEE, them, and secure those objects for which we
have so hng contended, 1t would be folly now
% cease The fight with the battle half won, and the
IuaS Of victory unsecured. Let those who so gal
3Mdy met the crisis last fall think of these things
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gtvo Ieaped into the stream md vainly hoped to
swim TO the opposite bank and thus battle pursuit.
But when he had gained The middle Of the river,
he observed to sink, and before any assistance
could be rendered by the fatigued pursuers he had
sunk to rise no more t.,
The body of the unfortunate man was rescued
from the water, but life was extinct. On examin.
ing his ciothes nothing could DO discovered by
which any clue 10 his residence could be
had, excepting due bill of tho following tenor
and descriptions:
"Due Clark, or bearer, three dollars and
twenty-five cents, for value received.
(Signed,) TIP. MILLER"
Pearl Creek, May IL, 184l" teHia
There was about his person some counterfeit,
money, principally los the Exchange Bank,
Hartford, CT; SIS Woodstock, Vt; SIS Bank of Ly-
ons, N. Y; los Bank of Brighton, Mass. and SIS
Oneida Bank, Utica-amounting In all to $685.
II was ascertained that the horse belonged to a Mr.
Baker of Durham, and was stolen as Mr. Stone
had suspected-St. Albums Messenger,
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RESCUE OF SLAVE We learn from the Lan>
caster 1ntelligencer, that on Wednesday last two
of the police of that city, in company with Mr.
Gabrll, the brother in-Iaw of DR.. Shields of Mary
land, proceeded to arrest female slave OF the
latter, who had absconded In Lancaster County,
and was secreted in Salisbury township. They
succeeded in capturing her and placing her in a
carriage, when they were attacked by eight or ten
coored mon with shower of stones Gabrill and
Lewars, two OF the officers, fired upon the mob;
the ball of the latter struck of the men, who it
is rumored has since died. The mob, however,
rescued the woman and carried her off. Mr. Ga
bill was considerably hurt; and Messrs Ayers and
and Lewars considerably bruised The attack was
made in an unirequented spot, and at an early hour
in the morning.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-29
NO TROUBLE UNLESS YOU Make II
The Mammoth of the Day.

TIME subscriber takes this opportunity to inform
IL his old customers and the public, that he has
been TO the expense Of getting new aud improved
Carding Machines, and will be pleased to attend TO
the calls OF his customers by returning as good rolls
as can be made at any shop (no n,istake) The
subscriber has experienced workman to take
charge of his Cards 4fta f-E lrG u4a
He is now also receiving wool to manufacture by
the ward and upon shares, done In the best style.
Those wishing TO get wool Cardsd or Manufactur-
ed and cloth dressed will find IL for their interest
to call at Simeon Haryeys. nE
SIMEON HARVEY.
panvilIe, June, ls4i. 2o3w4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-29
State Central Comm
County Convention.

The Democratic Wings OF Caledonia County
ara hereby invited to assemble in Convention at
nanyiIc on the second Thursday OF July, the 9Th
d,y, at Ii o'clock, forenoon, for the purpose OF
nominating two candidates for the Senate, and
attend 10 such other business as may come be-
fore them, for the promotion of the good Of the
Slate and Country and the maintenance of pure
Republican principles.
A. &. CHADWICK, }
JF. SKINNER, Co. Comm. for 1910
DAVID BOYNTON, }
June 10, 1871.
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TEMPERANcE.-We are informed by the Rev
Mr., Bullaid of Boston, that great change is in
progress among certain portion of the population
OF that city-the Incorporate. Mr. Hawkins, "A re-
formed drunkard, of the "worst Sort" from Balu-
more, has been laboring there for some time, and
hundreds are bidding final farewell 10 their cups
One thousand eight hundred of the Incorporate of
the city, we are assured by Mr. b. have united with
the Washington Temperance Society, and are
pledged to entire abstinence. or this great num-
Der only three had as yet broken the pledge by
drinking. Just such revolution is going on in
the cities ofNew York, Baltimore and other large
places--a revolution commenced and carried on by
the incorporate thomselves-upon which those
who have for long time advocated temperance
look hsiIence and admiration ,as onished at the
mighiiness of tho work. Men who had resisted
the most impassioned appeals reason and con-
science now voluntarily, as if by mysterious in
huence, forsake their cups aud come forward to en-
rol themselves as the friends of temperance.
Mr. o. Callaghan, OF Burlington, who called up
on US last week, informs us that he has received
in that town 400 members to the Burlington Branch
ofthe Montreal Catholic Temperance Association.
They Irish and French. While IN this town
and Barnet he remark ed that he had received "a
members. He further says that nearly all remain
faithful to their pledge.
The temperance reform has begun in the
right place, namely, among the incorporate. And
we are not sure that it would have begun there
long since but for the mistaken policy of sincere
friends in trying to legisate upon it, and conse-
quently arraying public opinion among the intern
perate in hostility to the cause and thus rendering
them inaccessible. We not certain hut the re-
peal of all laws relating to the subject is advisable,
and leave the success of the temperance cause to
depend upon moral alone. i. certainly
seems so. ..
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pie of the United States that bile the Tory pre-
is charging upon the Wings all the delays in Con.
gress, and the responsibility of the Of time
GPTHE Tory MEMBERS VOTED UNANIMOUSLY
AGAINST MOTION, THE SOLE OBJECT OF WHICH
WAS TO EXPEDITE BUSINESS, AND RESTORE
ORDER, AND RULES FOR BUSINESS -.
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rayed or Stolen.

LNROM the premises of the subscriber In Irass
n burgh on the 9th inst, Dark Bay Marc
with black name and tailr-marked with white
hairs on the back and tail by the chafng of tho
sadde-fore feet shod Also, two yearling Colts,
one brown, the other red n f94l go hgF
Whoever will give information to the subscriber
of said mare and colts, shall be suitably rewarded
LUCIUS l.. NYE,
Irasburgh, 2Oth June, 1871. 204w3
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immediate noghoorhood, and fearful apprehonsions
were entertained lest sangunary struggle should
take PLACE The Commissioner sent by the Govor.
nor 10 survey the lands had been seized by the
M ormons, and both parties laboured under much
excitement.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-29
To the Public.

TIME subscriber will manufacture Wool upon
Il shares or for reasonable price per yard
Those wishing their Wool Manufactured can have
it well done by calling the subscriber at his
stand at West Barnet. He will also Gard Wool
and dress Cloth on the most reasonable terms and
in best order. He will likewise manufacture
Wooden Blankets whole, with blue list, if wanted .
JOHN CARTER.
Barnet, May &c, lS4l. 2OOtf
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Dsg a. ERGa

In lrasburgh, May a, Mrs MARY KNIenTs, wife
of Joseph knights, Esq. aged Ca worthy mem
Der ofthe Congregational Church. 59
Same day, child OF Mr Stratten, ofcanker rash,
aged ID months. tG 1902
May II, Mrs BELKNAP, aged about 35.-Same
day, her infant child aged months.
June |, a child Of Mr. Mussey, aged 10 months
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INTERESTING FROM FLORIDA.
ST. AUGUSTINE, June l2 1874

ST. AUGUSTINE, June l2 1S4I.
COACOOCHEE TAKEN AND SHIPPED.
This morning The steamer CASTOR, Capt. Griffin,
arrived from Fort Pierce, bringing the highly graft
flying intelligence o fthe capture of the notorious
marander, Coacoochee, with Is warriors three me-
groes and boy, who were forthwith SHIPPED to New
Orleans, on board the Schooner Walter MIR, Capt
Thompson w ich sailed Immediately This capture
is most Important TO orr part of the country.
sShort Grass another marauder, who went in
cohoot' with Coacoochee was in the neighborhood
of Fort Pierce. A scout with guide had gone 10
his encampment, and hopes are entertained that he
and his gang will be taken also.
We learn from Washington that tho following
nominations have been made:
John Sergeant, Of Penn, Minister to England
Daniel Jenifer, of Md, Minister to Austria.
J. 3. Pendleton, of Va, Minister to Prussia
c. S. Todd, of Ky, Minister to Spain
WIN. M. Meredith, Of Ind :, Secretary obligation
to Prussia.
PR Kendall, U S District Attorney for District
OF Columbia
Fresher ana loss Of Ltts.-There were very heavy
showers of rain on Thursday last, which occasion
ed some OF the streams to rise with great rapidity.
Mr.. Cark's mill, on Jones brook was swept away
aud Dir Eben Eastman, who was in the mill, was
drowned Mr. Clark barely escaped - Watch,aan.
INDIAN Corn. Tennessee and North Carolina
are the g. eatest States in the Union Accord.
ing TO the late turns, Tennessee produces
annually, forty-two millions of bushals, and North
Carolina, thirty -four millions of bushels
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Nat Joe ST. "a letter from Nauvoo, states
been arr.s, a'h' tho leader of the Mormons. has
llrnoi,-t,'u oy the authority of the Govenor Of
arse ,rac, os, ' mormons had taken possession of
onges, land without authority, and that the
''n' prevailed against them in the
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|sot Cam. ~" Parliament of the United Province
curirs, 'ua assembled on the 18th, and Austin
Ii decidsar,.a S elected Speaker of the House. He
|Sydsnbam 'Pposed to the administration of Gov.
bis Mess,r. y" the next day the Gov. delivered
Britain to n. "h'ch he promises the aid of G treat
|adou and ;a, ''vnces for the promo ton of edu.
""u internal Improvements
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, june

From The Boston Patriot.
AT market, 900 Beef Cattle, Is yoke working
Oxen, 20 cows and calves, $500 Sheep and Lambs
and 800 Swine. -..-
PRIcEs-Beei Cattle--We continue last week =
quotations, viz--frst quality at rs a Z; second
quality SO % so; third quality 25 n 8.
Working Oxen--No sales noticed. sH
Cows and Calves--Saes %, 25, 80, 81, 81, So
40 and 45. III =
Sheep-Dnll.--many lots sold at consider
able less than they cost in the country. Lots were
sold for ], IL, AZ, 6g, SO, . 10, 2 %, and
49, -. 1850. - :, III
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TIE CALEDONIA COUNTY TEMPERA nee
soClETY will hold its annual meeting at the
meeting mousse in Walden on Monday July 5, at
III o'clock, A. M. A general attendance is re-
quested. III. H. DEMING. Sec
June 26, lS4l f.
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BIhe Wings of Orange County have nomi-
mated the following Senatorial Enthusiastically
Morse of Newhury, Nathaniel Wheatey of Brook
field, and John Colby Of Washington.
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G. ig wv "a & o m
wi G al iCipa e 9 .

y U
COLOGNE Water; Balm of Columbia for pre-
" venting and curing badness; Holmans Re-
storatite Bitters, Covert's Balm of Life; Cough
Lozenges; Worm Lozenges; Poor Mans Plaster;
Flour'd Magnetism; Garget Root; Fly Poison; Oil
of Soap; together with very general assortment
Of med ciae. e.t.r a ..t
For sale by -t ...
202tf l. JEWETT, ST. Johnsbury Plain.
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8 In G d d 81 u G w G 1T

"TOULD invite Farmers 10 call and examine
Wv their assortment of SCYTHES, which are
superior article and warranted; also SNATHS,
RAKES, and SCYTHE STONES, all of which
will be sold on very favorable terms. 't
They will buy WOOL in exchange for goods, or
debts due them.
ST. Johnsbury, June ls, ls4l. 2O3w3
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LIBERATION.

LIBERATION. aav tHf
TTNHIS is to certify that have relinquished to
IL FRANCIS Fl. SABIf1S, a MINOR, his time
during the remainder OF his minority to transact
business for HIMSELF independent my control.
4ofe so T JEREMIAH SABINy.
Coventry, May |, ls4l. 203w3"
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N O II Il C r.,

liz " M III u h
NI1E spring has again returned and holds out to
u the farmer encouraging prospects,, and tho
hurry of casting in the seed will soon be over, and
then the
Gig Wagon
will be wanted. And The subscriber would again
say that it finds him with supply hand !,
% and little better article than ever before OFFER
ed; and as he is wishing TO close up the Wagon
concern, will therefore offer his Wagons the
most liberal terms. HI has from fifteen 10 twenty
finished, of various models, and must and will be-
sold.
Gentlemen, now is your time; call and look for
yourselves, and be assured you will &C home with
n wagon, if you are in want of good article,
l.f HARVEY CUTLER.
Danville, MAY 25, 1871. 2O2,f
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III "A R hid N W. A Ks E.
MONTGOMERY NEWELL informs the pub
ISA lie that he has recommended the a.N
H "a DIV are lib u m
at the Stole formerly occupied by him, No. SO,
State Street, Boston and has received by late
rivals complete soitment of 49,.
BIRMINGHAM AND SHEFFIELD
GOODS,
which he offers for sale on the most favorable
terms. This impor alton will enable him to pre-
sent fresh stock of well selected Goods, purehas-
ed with Cash, TO which he respectfully invites the
attention Of the Country trade. t
GUSTAVUS TUCKERMAN, late w. 81 q.
Tuckerman, having engaged his services to Mr.
Newell as general Assistant in the arrangement
and prosecution Of his new business, respectfully
invites his old friends to call on Mr. Newell, when
purchasing their Spring supplies, at No. 80, State
Street, and renew their business intercourse. Mr.
Tuckermar may be constantly found at the above
stand, and confidently hopes, for q renewal of ac-
quaintanoe with his former friends and customers
whose transactions with Mr. Newell he assures
them will be satisfactory as in past times they
have been with himself, -ejt .a. a.5st 6s5-..
April 10. l95epis2m