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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-01
SING T. Il
CHEMICAL. DECO Hy.

THE FRENCH INDICATED SOAP for whcA $4,000 has beea
gwen for the recipe, sae a; iicss WRIGHT Co.'S
2 Chaihar, who sole Agents for America. i. pre-
the scryy salt rheUm
eruption appearances, and vii
skin being exposed 10 the et o the hst climate
primitive "itenes from the the Creole
ed throughout onion and nerchsn captains shg3 trading
the South the West a.a ln. will be literally treated
with eI, I'm
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no CENrI.EMEN Ott rANTk

To GENTLEMEN OF TASTE -
A Nd FASHION.-MAGNR. TAILOR, l16 NiLllANSFkEkI,
"A respectfully the gentlemen OF erk sat he
located where he eaters himself that having
experience tie French Metropolis ad
devonc his personal work. he will he able to uake
perfect procured Country Thankful FOR pas iavors
ne .ricirs \ COZ ,.,s,nce of patronage. a.. }ln'
J,4ssa.oSaHd CG.0T:aRNG.-Ths subscriber, hav-
i52 to9 NTision street near Market would
respectfully ca, and the public IN general
fashionable and good assortment OF Cloths CAS-
merc> Vcsngs Goods which he Will make TO order at
which fail universal satisfaction very me
be had for $50 made and trimmed IN the hest man
finding cloth have it made u At pri
reasonable. All warnntaS 10 lit
the hah, Pauoans and cat
ally attended to- ic7-m W. DoWNES 9l4 Dv>i0n-sL
INMPOEIUI OK FAaaslON, No. } Beekmans ,rceL-
Ia The subscriber having ta the store formerly occupied by ohn
New Stock of Goods and having secured the valuable ser
Mr. GOLDSMITH Cuttpc Department whose kill
known appreciated by the fashionable coIsmulty the
Mr.. Col1mt respectfully solicited
making Garments and style deserving
patronage Of the public and o" other
establishment III the city. c2-lm' JAMES Z 1RAEERS.
GESTI.EilfIN,- "a BOYS SUMlER STUFFS-Such
VI Lama Cloth, Orleans Cloth Dr0b Eray Linen
Drnc &c &c, extra cheap and for sale at No 2o rrcnwicn
HENRY WILLIAMS & Co.
Prints Mui in cnhlr jeS-lm
GREAT BARGAINS IN Dry Good HOPPER, MORSE
VI Co.. New Establishment. 2l9 t;rccnwicht of Barclay
for CRY trl trade
y -ousry iicrcans invited cal and examine
a,o of Goods.
je45G HOPPER. MORSE Co. 90 Greenuieh-s;.
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cTaTE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FoR CARRYING

= OK THE PUBLIC WoRRS-The Commissioners al ihe Canal
Faud BY entitled provide fumes 0r car
ryns the public works * ProSes passed AF ~ -
that sealed proposals vii be recsvcd un' W ep
the I'm O'clock IN TIE afaooh VI
1r m hundred and ngety thousand dollars 10,
enlargement Eric canals Thousand hNe hundru
TIC GGcec alley canal; and isenf-
dollars OF the Black
R;ye- canal making whole the hundred and sky
i.ou.a3t dollar, Transferable OF viii DC
ret N the People OF the State 4 Nes ork bearing
interest," :, the rate OF i've per payable quarterly and
pucina the pleasure Of the Commissioners OF The
tna F.,id At an. tir ihc first day OF July, ls5
pursuant 10 me SCI 20 'Hsiue Tor e rebuild
Chemuns canal and ieedc passed Aprii
$50 sealed proposals received fora loan OF hiy thousand
dollar, locks the CariHns canal ana eeer tor
b certificates stock vii lie issued n TIE name Of
five cert per 7nnurn payable quarterly aud the pnc rem
the pleasure the Commissioners o inc N'3 una
after the year .eot t5ll.- ,,o,,s.s >,
M rot san ten thousand dollars aaS the amoaht ~ noneN We
l. willing e, give Tor hundred co!ir OF stock All pr'>as
Ssa eli M and erdorsc enlargement OF Oe F,
canal" Loan Tor tls construction OF me N'earsce %
or Loan OF the Back River caIal OF %
the Ch-anns canal and feeder a. M
and enclosed envelope directed 10 the Conp''
4; Albany. -.
mus, deposited crcd, Commissioners Of the Canal
Fund IN the Bank Albany or IN the baA OF the
Manhattan Company n the city g; Ne"-i orN, -
The stockholders residing IN TIC II and - >cna'e p'' '
those dn- on, tie viii the interest the stock
held quarterly the Bank OF the Manhattan Company
city NcYork: ali ther stockholders II the newborn state
Bank n the city of AihaIy.
Tn, themselves the right Of taking less
sum than De- efefsd by person or bank se
offer no; 10 hc- advantageous TO the Interests OF he state
L. BRADiSH, Lieut.. Goycenor,
JOHN A. COLLIER, Comptroller,
}. c. SPENCER, Sec'y OF State.
o. l. HOLI.EY, Surveyor General,
WILLIS HALL, ATTY General
I.HAIGHT. Treasurer,
Ian, -rlq2wl of Canal FSnd
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BY all classes OF the peo Detroit in ne most exalted 1y
80 .ic s,,;es # .ne br7au he called to,
, aa .ess ss,a her 20 the Of the Government
anu anu ,pc ~ On me death o: Cen. Brown Commander
inrcf Of The Array, Gen. iaeoaa was appointed to that
s1'''' Abridgea. the National Portrait Gallery.
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WV e CS.SBrN. pca,i.,

ID EIIOvED to 6Is Broadway. Blocker and BoUst.i
u have the desperate cases Of;
cali a, 6i- hsm successful
satisfactory operations He reen variety OF san.
and approved principles. and Soad al uaes pree
q! Ae difficult character, which he vi Pdgs hIsel
give
.ucce.. -lfrcn-litnN
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manufacture We would inform those ladies Who have omsHy
been compelled broadway aud elsewhere that they under
the ofdoing longor and and
see and fran eight ngs and he
the delays and dappontcn attending
We would also that having 800 persons
roy and having been nnmbe OF the largest
America, that work we'll known, approved
after market hee good work The
York, BROOKLYN, WIFI nsburgh. ARE re-
.peciv solicited cul thcrusry Wholesale
aud retail dealers for fly and country trade
vantage TO call before purchasing only lily quantity
but prizes, shall make i hluceIncp.
al0 in' SHrfH eHIsTOI.I. & HALL
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Jrevsr is Medical College, Nes-Yark, TIE
IrcEus EDUcArIo with tie n;
iyceum Village. iounded by josiah fobrook erca Ohio
By Rev H. o. SHELroS June. I-il. PIP. 3d. i-mo)
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COlrE AND sRE.

IN the building known Us the CO.
lumbar HALL, 2oJ Grand street.
.hs most spacious wholesale and retail
SALES ROOM in the United States,
the lnrgest and best selected assor:-
meni of Ladies', Misses and Chldrens
SHOES exclusively, IN all their varie.
ties Of pattern, width, color, ssapo
,,,I 4
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TO CRNSaJrsEYSS oF Dgs. OK Gas.

He inventor aud Manufacturer OF the Say rcdcctn. Spirit
mp hr- call the discerning public
Laup hics II oil others brianey and suta
Die Dry Goods Jewellers Fancy Stores Billiard Rooms Groce
lloc, and ReictorieS, which without the least
a"Ow SWINE rftO cent OIL each lamp
al exceed for four burning: Ia cent, week choice
patterns be- ms old store, No Cathc
IL of Canal-street.
Orders promptly arad.d aud his round usual
week. Observe he uaine. Il. MICHEL.
Spirit LaHps painted Oh each side Of the wagons.
Country Merchants supplied usrm az liberal terms jcm
ST'3Ab, 1ANTEL AND HALL LAMPS, Girandoes, Cande-
"a abas apanrsd rearray BreaiBlc IN sets
tue Table Cutlery aud Ebony Ahastcr Clocks sale by
BEACH i SEXTON IL Chnthau-st.
N B. Lamps rcboa1ou aud repaired, equal Extra Lamp
Shadso &. on hand. m29-tf
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NHT 4 wish TO call the attention Of molhcs those
w bout to become so to the important fact thai ehe
has been discovered foi the many distressing symptoms
which frequently attend women in delicate sluanon and
which will prepare the system to undergo tue important
change which il is about to experience Ii is now about
six years since the first discovery he knowledge the ba'
sis Of which, however has been known nboIglna in
habanls ,r ages) the introduction civilized
life II has been the means Of relieving mitigating much
suffering and those moheis who have had occasion 10 use
it, consider Of the greatest blessings to the The
of the subject will permit to be yely explicit
to he oits producing its beneficial effects but
the reader that il is upon strict physiological
and well established principles and the facts are atlested
by well read physicians ofderent parts the 81 Ey
cry agent and druggist who sell the article is supplied with
pamphlets giving full description Of it, and of It's nioa'
oPDandi and also containing many certificates OF It's pen
srous of further information requested call and pro.
cure free Of expense They intended TO BIO read
only by mothers and the medical profession
For sale BY L. IL. PRENTISS, Montpelier, VI Sally
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BESOADCLOTHS, CASHMERE S 4 I'd
VESTINGS.

FROM NEW YORK, Cheap for Cash
n ENTLENIEN wishing fol now and Fashionable
VI Glrmeni, respectfully requcs ed TO cal. r.
Bank where may he found large and general assortment
of Bro .dclos Cassmeres Nestngs of all descriptions.
His stock of Cloths is entirely new, comprising many
and elegant patterns, and having been purchased th
advantageous terms, will be sold at prices which viii
satisfy all who wish to purchase fashionable Garment.
Stocks, Bosoms, Collas, SUspenders and every Other
article of Clo.hng usually kept III Clothing Store.
Taicr's Trmmngs, Canvass, Padding. Silks and Wors-
ted Scrscs, Coat Cord and Binding Fancy silks, Velvet
Vestings, Needles, Measures, &c.
September %, lS4l. %
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CATARRII SNUFF!

NTARSHALL'S SNUFF is still curing the Catarrh
Itl aud the var0u diseases tf the head well
eyes in all parts Of the country and ming the repu
talon which has long since ga ned Of being the best
tclc of The kind Scr offcc in this country.
Each bottle contains three times the quantity Of one OF
those which offered at oSLV 25 CENTS, and is there
Tore much cheaper well better article. For sale
by he Manufacturer e. Bowen. Midilebpry, j. and ]. H.
Peck Co, Burlington, T.. H. Prentiss MONTPELIER aud
by Merchants and Druggists generally through the
%
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RAILROAD

.s LOWELL RAILROAD
"ASh'O| ,yS, TER ARRANGEMENT.
assz 80 go 80 = 60
ON md afsr MONDAY, November 3, ls4l, the pas.
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BOSTON
At634 AM At7l-2AM
All Attn l.2 AM
LEAVE LOWELL
ats 81 M At Ia Pr
or Immediately on the Sry% Of the b, cars from Boston,
taken and left at TynssbOOugh, North Chelmsford and
MddlescX.
will be veyed to tho free Of expense, by leaving
their at the Railroad ticket office, and passengers
arriving at Lowell in tho Cars from ashua will be con-
r. { From Nashua to Lowell, 80 cents,
Pa'o From Nashua to Boston, 81 80.
parts Of New Hampshire, Vermont New York and Cana
du via Anoskeag, Concord, Keene, Charlestown N. H.
Windsor, BrauIeboro, vi. &c.
Books kept in Boston at the Stage Office No. and
II Elm srec',-and the Northern and Western Rail
Road aud Stage office in front of the Depot, Lowell where
seats can be secured in any Of the coaches and
formation obtained RESPECTING the different stage ouIes
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
win leave the Freight Depot at Churlestown and Nashua
every morning, Sundays excepted.
All goods TO be transported on the rail road going above
Lowell, must be sent TO the companys Freight Depot,
Charcstown, at the end of Warren bridge,
Goods 10 be forwarded by the morning Lan, must be sent
to the Depot as early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commndous
Store Houses both Nashua aud Charcslown and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation of
merchandise give notice that they now prepared 10
transport all goods and produce which be
wardcd u their depots and for this purpose have furnished
cafe and covered which will perfectly goods
from damage, aud careful and experienced TO take
charge Of the transportation business at The depOts and
accompany the goods over the road.
The Company determine not only to accommodate the
public, but TO extend every facility in their power both to
teansels and merchants, having fixed upon the following
rates Of freight
$3.50 per each between Nashua and Charlesown.
Bulk SAT- Plaster, Lime Stone Lumber, etc 81 per ton.
Sl,00 per ton each way between Nashua md Lowell
All regular eamseis running to the Will be carried
the road between Nashua and Chdrestown each way,
free Of expense W
ONSLoW STEARNS, Superintendent.
Nashua October 81 1871.
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Rolling CI0tEs.

cToRRs LANGDoNs. agents toriheimPor-
- Ter for selling Boiling eroths. Millers and 9th
ers can be supplied sb,it notice as low can DO
bought in New York % Boston. May ~
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nOWN,s YEGETARLE BALsAMIC

II Ell EN TOT COWgHi UuIV uIu VUHHUITP'
ton, Rheumatic Linimen, for curse Of rheumatism,
and Natures Assistant for Purifying the blood jus
received and for sale BYE p WALTON & SONS
althe Montpelier Bookstore. Dec. H.
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WORCESTER.

WNTuEREAS the Legislature Of The State of
w Vermont, in the year 1870 asses, cd lax o
III. &c cents per acre all lands, (public ia"ds ex-
ccp,cd) Ia the town OF w orcester, ia the county OF
Washington, in said State, for the purpose Of maxi
ing and repairing roads and building bridges these
arc to warn the proprerors and land owners Of the
town of Worcester, who have not paid their proper
lion vi such taA in labor or otherwise, 10 the Com.
mittce appointed to superntend the expenditure Of
The same, or the subscriber, that much OF their
lands will be sold at public vendue, at the dwelling
house of CYRUS Brown, in the town of Worcester, in
the county OF Washington, on the 18th day Of Feb
ruaiy 1872 at ten o'clock forenoon will be re
qnise disc argc their spectve taxes, with COSTS
Dated at Worcester, this 9Th day OF December, A.
D. 1871 MARTIN G.. RICE Collector.
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New Bodard. Mas Jn'y 80. 1891.

iLJS Couniertets Beware Of lmPo,l ion. Each
genuine Bottle IS enc os,d ~ 5iuf wlnPpc on which
IS u yttoio lahcl, sigmd by W N. JOHN CUTLER.
None Other can be .erwme SCI n later date than De
ctnbsr 1889 The signature of SAMPSON REED
val b. continued i,i shot time
Tho great e l,hiiy nf the Vegetable Pulmonary
BaIsaLl has bern the c4usc OF auemps 10 introduce
spufloDs articles, which by raItially assuming The
hume OF The gcnulne, calculated 10 mlsead and
deceive the public. Among these mixtures are SCAR
ler's Compound Pulmonary BaIsam,n {. American
Pulmonary Balsam," Vegetable Pulmonary Basom.
&c Syrup" Pulmonary Balsam," and others. Pur.
chasers should enquire for the lrne article by its whole
uame-T HE VEGETABLFP PULMONARY BAL.
SAM, and see that it has The marks and signatures
Of The genuine.
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pal
monary Balsam,"
For saleby REED, WING & CUTLER, Hate
Love Reedl wholesale dealers ia Drugs, Medicines,
Paints Ond Dye stufls, No. 81 Chatham Street, bos'
ton, and by Druggists and country merchants sener-
ally in New England, and in the principle places
throughout the United States and British Provinces
Price SO cents. 29eop
.rFttE,
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ELANNELS.

ELANN EIiSs
Case White and cold Flannels 90 pieces Figured
Il Salisbury Go 100 pieces Scarlet aud Domestic DO.
Just received and for sale by Villas, LOOMS and Go.
Burlington, November 80, 1871 So
SHEETING
rn Bales A brown Sheeting, cases beached do
~ For sale by Villas, LOOMS and co.
Burlington Ntyombcr so, i8ll. 80
40 Cases Of English and American Prints 2 do cold
20 Cambricks For sale by Villas, LOOMS and
CO. Burlington, Nov. 80, l8il.
MERINOs, &C.
90 Pieces Coored English and French Mcrnos 90
q black do 20 Fig'd Bombazne 90 black do 25 Al
pacco Cloth For sale by Villas, LOOMS and Co.
Burlington November 80, 1871. SO
NEW GOODS.
FNE subscribers have received their usual supply of
l. Fall and Winter Goods, consisting Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCK
cry AND HARD WARE.
Also, 1000 bbs and half bbs superhne Flour;
5000 bushels Turks Island Salt;
1000 bushels Solar Salt
500 barrels Fine do
100 Sacks Dairy do;
100 Qts Cod Fish
Glass Of all sizes and in any quantity;
1000 Kegs Peru Iron Company Nails all sizes,
from d to GO d.;
Also Floor Brads and Finishing Nails.
AS agents If the Peru Iron Company they offer large
assortment Of rolled Iron in all It's forms and
Ronnd and square from eghs Of an inch to ~ inch.
Band Lon, Shoe Shapes Nail Rods, etc. etc.
Also as Agents Of Cotton Factory they offer large
assortment Of Sheeungs and Shngs by the bale piece.
Is.
oilers visiting village for their winter supplies, The
best possible Terms.
Store opposite the Pearl Street House College cen.
BRADLEY HYDE.
Burlington, Nov %, 1911 32.sv
TOWNS SHOE LASTS.
STORRS and Lnngdons prepared 10 supply all or
- ders for Lasts, Boot Trees and Shoe Pegs.
December 2, ls4l 80
MORE CLOAK STUFFS.
@ATORRS and Langdons will receive this week an adj
~ dional supply Of goods for Ladies Clodks. Also,
Frngcs for Trimmings. December 3D. 1911
ASHES! ASHES!
1000 Bushels coed house ashes wanted at our Pot ash
q by Isl Of January next.
STORRS s. LANGDONS.
December |, 1871 SO
BONNET SILKS!
CTORRS and LANGDONS have received the late
- styles Of Bonnet Silks Ribbons and Flowers for winter
Bonnctts. December 8, lS4l SO
WINTER GOODS. FRESH ARRIVAL.
STORRS and langdons have Just returned from Bos-
~ ton with great variety Of goods, suited the
December |, 1871 SO
TWO DAYS FROM BOSTON.
GTORRS x LANGDONS have Just received anoth r
- lot Of late style bonnet silks and ribbons Dee 8
5000 SHEET IRON.
& TORRS 81 LANGDONS have Just received large
~ lot Of Russia and American Sheet Iron for pipe,
which they will sell a small commission by tne bundle
Dec s
,
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TIE MOST HIGHLY APPROVED
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL
. USE FOR COUGHS. COLDS.

USE FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
And ALL DISEASES OF THE UNGS.
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
a Is believed 10 he deservediy the most popular
Medicine ever known in America, fo' coughs cclds,
asthma or phlhisc, consumption, whoopng cough
aud Pulmonary affections OF every sind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been very
extensively used Tor about fifteen years; and its rep
utaon has been constantly increasing. 90 univcr-
sally popular has this article become Thai may now
be considered standard article in aIge part OF
the United States and British Provinces. Many fam
lies keep it constantly by them, considering it the
most safe well cerail remedy for the above
complaints The Proprietors have received, ard are
receiving numerous recommendations from many
of our best Phys'cmnS who make use OF II IN their
practice. The names Of 4 few ind!vd. als no have
given their test mot in favor Ct this article here
uboincd, and Tor more iuli account see the eLvel.
ope TO the bottle
Doct. Amory Hunting, Doct Samncl Morrill,,
" Truman Ahll, " Timothy Baylies
Jere E Il worth a" Albert Guild
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IT N BAYLIES has removed to his Ne,g Cash Store,
IL. and is opening large and well selected as
sortment Of Fall and Winter Goods, Comprising good
variety goo styles and cheap be purchased
in this town and vicinity, Cash wanted Those wish
ing to exchange it, good credit, for something to do
them good and keep them comfortable the approaching cold
season, shall not be turned of with high prices but in short
shall receive many goods than they get for
the amount in Montpelier The public parlicu-
lary invited CALL where they find every vircty of
goods for Ladies Dresses, Cloaks, etc. Also large
assortment of Beavers, Broadcolhs Cassmercs and Yes
ngs and all other goods usually kept atibs of the
year in our village.
p. s. Be particular aud examine goods at the New
Cash store before you purchase!
October lS4l. "a
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w a " g II e S .


Gold, Gilt and Steel Plated Wa,ch Trimmings Chased
and Plain Ornamcn ! Warranted Gold Beads, Silver
Spoons Silver Plated and Bli:tania Ware: Silver plated
Shutters and Trays; Spv-Glusses of all krdS packet
compasses, Thermometers; Pocket Books and Wallets,
Gilt and Steel Parse Cnsps. CUTLERY large as
sonmcut Of Rogers celebrated Pen knives various nds,
variety OF superior polished Scissors: silver Butter
Knives and Cleaners; percussion Caps silver and steel
SpecacIcs and Eve Glasses open top Silver and Steel
Thimbles, silver Pencil Cases Bead Purses and Bags.
gold Neck Chains stay rings, spirit level walls Rogers
superior English RazOrS, straps 1wecZers, Han,
Tooth and Nail Brushesi shaving Boxes, Coognc, Otto
ofRose, Lavender Fancy Soaps Shaving Mirrors Stripping
Pencils Gold and Silver Leaf Cut Glasses Smelling bot
Ties China vases very nea styles plated bell ties,
rl cushions, do spool stands, &c. Also gond
assortment If EiG}I Day Time Pieces, Wooden Clocks
&c which will be sold at vrty small advance from
They would say To tic public tha ia nsoqucnce ofthe
large amount of yer tde and sold by item they
are induced To reduce their retail prices. Any person
wishing to purchase will d. well give them call bcfrc
purchasing elsewhere.
Clocks and Watches of every description carefully
paired and Warranted 1-TCash paid for Old Gold and
Slyerefl!
Montpelier village, May 90 ls4l OF
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MORE DRUGS.
WOOL.
NEW GOODS.

baldwin, SCOTT and co. will pay CASH 70
ID 1000 lbs good clean fleece Wool, if delivered soon
Nov. ), l84. 30-dw
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Messrs Lowe & Reed, Gent The Vegetable P.l-
monary Bal. um has been extensively USED, in the
seclioa Of the counirs where reside for several
years past, and has justly acquired hl.h reputa-
ton IN consumprivc cumpldints. SO lar my
knowledge ox'ends, ii has never disappointed hy
reasonable expectation of those who have used il
THOMAS BROWN, NJ. d.
Concord n. IL, MAY u, 1881.
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STILL LATER .
SHAWLSl sHAWLS |

pICH Ot;umon Satin, Damask, Brocha, Edenboro, Hi
IL land and toher Shawls, just received and for sal
cheap at Ramsdells New York Cash Store.
Oct. l6, ls4l 27dw
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FRESH FRUIT.

EK ESIl FKtUTI.
G. TORRS AND LANGDONS have Just received fresh
- Lemons, do. grapes FIGS and raisins. Dec 6
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AO BUSHELS NEW WALNUTS for sale oy
HI IANGDON g. WRIGHT.
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900 gross horn Goat Buttons 250 do do Vest Buttons
- 200 gross Gilt Coat and Vest Buttons 500 pant loon
Buttons $50 gross Peal Shirt Buttons goo do Bone do
For sale by Villas, LOOMS and Co.
Burinpto1 November 80 ls4I SO
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

GOODS ol ladies Cloaks and Dresses Of almost every
VI description, such Indiana Cloths. Alpaca and Slk
Lnsres Cambleeens Apmes, Sks-a great variety
Challys, Mouslm de Laines SaXonys, Victoria Grapes,
Pongees Merinos etc etc. this day received and for sale
gerry lop by CHARLES SPALDING.
Sept 80 1911. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-27

GERMAN Worsied, Canvass and patterns a now sup
VI ply just received by 5. BURBANK JR.
Oct. 1911 2j
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-27

4 Case White and cold Flannes; 90 pieces Figured
Il Salisbury Go 100 pieces Scarlet aud Domestic DO.
Just received and for sale by Villas LOOMS and Go.
Burlington November 80 lBlI 80