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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-25
WOODEN MACUTNERY

W OULEN NTAOIIE n II 10
GILBERT, GLEASON, & DAVIS, at their extensive
u Machine Shop in North Andover Mass, will build to
order all kinds of Wooen Machinery of the latest and
approved plans and the reasonable TERMS such
Pckcrs, Cards Condcnsers Side Drawings Packs with
without sefdats Wrappers Dresses Twisters cashmere,
Satnet and broad Powcr Looms broad and Gggs,
Brushes Nappcrs, Dusters. Custom Cards the most
approved plans aid al the lowest prices.
No eSerons will be spared give perfect satisfaction
10 NIL urdcls that may be favored with.
North Andover, Mass, Feb w. 1912.
Near tho rail- road depot d5 cop4m
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wv q u G FL e S .

Gold Gilt and Steel Plated Watch Trimmings; Chasep
and Plain Ornaments; Warranted Gold Beads, Silver
Spoons Silver Plated and Blrtana Ware Silver plated
Shutters and Trays Spy-Glasscs of all kinds; pocket
compasses, Thermometers Pocket Books and Wallets,
Gilt and Steel Purse Clasps CUTLERY a large
sortmen Of Rogers celebrated Penknives, various kinds
variety of superior polished Scissors: silver Butter
Knives and Creamers percussion Gaps; silver and steel
Spccaccs and Eye 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 Ra2ors, razor straps; Tweezers Ha
Tooth aud Nail Brushes shaving Boxes, Cologne, Otto
ofRose Lavender Fancy Soaps Shaving Mirrors Stripping
Pencils, Gold and Silver Leaf Cut Glasses, Smelling bot
ties China vases very neat styles plated bell rates
emery cushions screw dos spool stands &c. Also, good
assortment of Eight Day Time Pieces, Wooden Clocks
SC which will be sold at a very small advance from
They would say to the public thai IN Consequence othc
large amount Of Silver ware made and sold by Them they
are induced reduce their retail prices. Amy person
wishing TO purchase will do well to give them call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Clocks and Watches of every description carefully
paired and Warranted. 0J'Cash paid for Old Gold and
Silver.4f1i
Montpelier village May 20, ls4l. OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-25

MURDER! MURDER MURDER!!! at all
IFl times will arouse the most stupid. Yet muir.
ders daily pcrpcrltod which excite very llttle
attention. Is not Consumption daily numbering
thousands OF human beings? DORIS not Asthma
render life a BURDEN and then destroy lis victim
Does not Bronchitis para we the usefulness Of many
Of most eminent dvines and other public speak.
ers, 10 say nohrn of the thousands Of all oges and
sexes who are swept into eternity by it Millions
of human beings sink down aud die BY attacks OF
the above aud similar affections ct the lungs and
throat. Fortunately Tor mankind, Juyne's EXPEC.
TORANr has never been known 10 lail in giving
relief, aud has, in thousand instances effected per-
manent cures, after all other means had failed.
Prepared and sold by Dr. d. Jayne, No. 90 South
third Street PHILADELPHIA. Sod also at E. P. Wal
ton and Sons Book stnrn. Montpeer VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-25

WE wish to call the attention of mothers, those
w bout to become so, the important fact that relief
has been discovered for the many distressing symptoms
which frequently attend women IN a delicate situation and
which will prepare the system to undergo the important
change which it is about experience. 1t Is about
six years since The first discovery (c knowledge the ba
sis of which, however has been known to aboriginal in
hablans for ages Dui since the introduction mo civilized
life, 1t has been the of relieving mitigating much
suffering and those hers who have had occasion
it, consider of the greatest blessings To the The
nature of the subject will permit US to be very explicit
the ofs producing its beneficial effects (but
the reader that upon strict physiological
and well established principles and the facts are atlested
cry agent and druggist who sell article is supplied with
pamphlets giving full description Of il, and Of its nnodu
opednd and also Containing many certificates OF its benz
ecia effects from ply sicans and others. All who de-
of further information requested to call and pro-
free Of expense. They intended 10 be read
only BY mothers and the medical profession
For sale by e. II. PRENTISS, Montpelier, VT. 9f-Iy
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WAR! WAN! WAR!


'ENHE Wig Makers have declared hostililios a
d gainst our ehbor, OR. JAYNE, on account
Of his HAIR TONIC, which is Knocking all their
business into "cockcd hat" Ladies and gentle
men, old and young, arc lprking TO The Doctors
standard. Heads long diteste of the first ru-
diments Of hair after u.irg hs Hair Tonic soon ap.
pear with add flowing locks, Which Absalom
himself might have cnyrd. Bcardcss TOYS are seen
with large ana bushy whiskcrs and ladies smile
gam through their own raven rinscts, more beauti
full aud bewitchlng than ever. Bald heads d0i-
ing their wigs aud throwing them 10 the moIea and
TO the bats, while the wig makers stand aghast as
they behold The demolition Of their business.
What will be tbs consequence Of this we
know not, the wigges outrageous, and the
Doctor lcmains firm, and declares that "some things
can be done as well Others" and that bald heads
may well wear their own hair the hair OF other
people Weekly Messenger.
iLJsIt may be- had Of Dr.. Jayne, No. 30 South
Third 81. Pa Price ST.. II may also be had Of E.
p Waon & Sons, Montpelier, VI.
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LATEST FASHIONS.
HENRY ISHAM.

OLA
HENRY iSHAM,
(Ndin Street, opposite the Brick church,
III AS received from Boston the latest fashions Tor
L gcntlemen's dresses, and having thorough and
finished work-'ne will furnish bis customers with
fret rate work at short notice. and CHEAT ron CASH.
Dec. H. 1871. s5f
NLASS, PUTTY and GROUND WHITE
NJ LEAD, for sale fy S. p. REDFIELD.
Dec 90 Is4I IS
A BARKER'S Cough Syrup, new and excel
IVA, lent article for Pulmonary complaints, toi sale
by S. p. REDFlELD.
Montpelier Dec. &c. 1871. IS
+ AMP and LIN8EED OIL Tor sale by
IL S.P. REDFIELD
Isl jan, ls12. 80
ENRESI DRUGS AND MEDICINES for sale
l. by SIP. REDFIELD.
Mnlpellor, LIST jan 1912. 50
CLOCKS! CLOCKsl
A GOOD assortment df brass and wooden clocks
IA stantly hand and for sale very low by ABB
BOTT. 81
AROUND PAINTS and Dye stuff, tor sale by
VI S. p. REDFIELD.
Dec. 49, iS4t IS
BROADCLoTHs, OAssIMERESA AND
VESTINGS.
FROM NEW YORK, Cheap for Cash.
GENTLEMEN wishing fol- new and Fashionable
" Garmenl, respectfully requested to call at r r.
RIKER'S, Draper and Tailor State Street. opposite the
Bank where may DO found large and general assortment
of Bro dcoths Cassmercs Vestings of all descriptions
His stock Of Cloths is entirely new comprising many
and elegant patterns and having been purchased tho
most advantageous terms, will be sold at prices which will
satisfy all who wish 10 purchase fashionable Garment.
Stocks, Bosoms, Collars, Suspendcrs, and every other
article Of Co'hng usually Kept in Clothing store.
Tnilors Trimmings, Canvass, Padding. Silks and Wors-
ted Segcs, Coat Cord and Binding Fancy Silks Velvet
Vestlngs, Needles Measures sc.
September %, l94l %
ENURE FOR RHEUMATISM DEANS RHEU-
~ MATlG PILLS are sure remedy for this Com
plant, and lis kindred Diseases Goui, Numbncss, &C.
They have been extensively used in the United States for
the last twenty years and mutldcs have been relieved
by them from the d tressng attack Of ii. Persons
who have been afflicted with for many years. and others
who have boon mtc for business long time and unable
to walk without aid, have been fully restored by using
them.
For sale by the Druggists generally in New York, Al
bany. Troy, and throughout the State and New England
Also by the subscribers joint propeors and sole agents.
! MAYNARD 81 MOVES. wholesale Druggists,
% Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-25
FRENCH AND AMERICAN ARTlFI
CIAL FLOWERS,

all of which purchasers respectfully requested TO cal
and examine before making their selections elsewhere, DIS
am determined TO sell al small advance for cash OF
short credit. JOHN p. BOWKER, JR.
Chambers l6S Washington ST. Boston 486wis
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CONSUMPTION, COUGH, SPLITTING
BLOOD. &c.

ITO CONSUM PTIVES. -Four f(lhs Of yau are
l. really suffering from neglected colds, or OBJ
slruction and consequent Inflammation OF the deli
cate lining OF those tubes through which the air we
breathe is distributed TO every part OF The lu lgs.-
This obstruction pro luCes pain and soreness hoarsc-
ness. cough, difficulty of breathing hectic fever, spit
ting of blood, matter or phlegm, which finally ex-
bausts the strength OF the patient, and ends in death
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT never fails to remove
this OBJ 5tructon and produces the pleasing and
happy results. It is certain 10 its effects and cannot
fail 10 relieve. To be had at No. 20, South Third
st. Phila. Also at the Bookstore of E. P. WAL
TON and Sons, Montpelier, VI.
INEMALE BEAUTY. CULPABLE NEG
IL LECT! It has been observed by visitors from
all other countries well MS ypersons of the best
cult waited taste in this, that in no country is there
greater share oil female beauty and excellence than
IN this clty Yet while the shoe filter, drcss-maker
ana milliner are engaged in adjoining natures bost
g'' 70 man. one pant appears almost totally neglect
e1IIHE HAIR, How frequently do tho ravages
OF disease lay waste the delicate form OF the fair and
oeau'llui, ana though restored again to health, yet
these flowing locks which once adorned Their he6ds
tall OIL, and never again return to their oriuinal
beauty. II is ineonceyable how any person. more
especially LADY, eau manifest so much neglec, IN
this point, when "NEVER FAILING RENE
EDY" can be obtained by calling at No 90 Sou,,
Third street, Philadelphia, and asking FOR Dr. jaynes
HAIR TONIC, which will perfectly restore ,h,s
only neglected part Of the female Ornament.
WHAT'S dollar or Two TO complete the browning
point Of female beauiyl For sale by E. p. Walton
& Sons. So
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A RARE CHANCE!!

TIME subscriber, Wishing 10 remove to Rochester, N
Y offers for sale the following valuable property
situated in Montpelier about three miles from the State
House, the road leading from Montpelier ST. Adams
viz. ONE GRISF MILL with three Of stone, two
bolts and smut mill, also two of stone for hulng and
grinding oats l SAW MILL with circular saw and
tunes lathe tuated within twenty rods Of the Grs mill
The mills are well situated for business in good repair and
in point Of saety from eshes and convenience for other
machinery the privilege probably surpassed b. any
in this state. Also, for sale sixty Of land, small
of interval, together with dwelling houses one
with kitchen and shed attached, well finished and painted
beng convenient or two families the other finished and
both supplied with excellent water; also barn. shed
and buildings supplied with The above build
ngs have all been built within years. About
third ofthe pay will be required the time of sale and the
remainder liberal credit with good security desired
MEDAD WRIGHT, JR.
Montpelier, January 20, 1912 40
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BOSTON NOTICES.
STRAW BON n ETS.

100 doz PALM LEAF HOODS AND BONNETS
with n general assortment Of MILLINERY ARTl-
Giles and SILK GOODS, for sale very low for Cash or
shori credit. April Sole
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n A r DIV A r r..

adapted TO The wants u the country all OF Winch Ihey are
disposed sell to the country trade good terms as
be procured in this cy elsewhere, eitherfo cash
approved credit. 81
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ENlOV

THE subscriber has removed from 40 Watershed to
Chambers 1853 Washington opposite MIX street, and
nearly opposite The old South Church where he will be
happy his former and all purchasers Of
STRAW GOODS,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

u The Misses Havens vii rssaMe IN speis 8 s OIL
for YouSG LAplgs on Monday SEPTEMBER i-n' a. eie
siderce OF their father, r. Havens ESQ., No = Lnays'e
Place.
They have secured The AID OF French lady OF high cha
rlcter and aininents, wEc will reside In the farly
Boag scholars especially, viii heretsre ENJOY every
facility TIE acquisition OF correct practical
of the French language.
Parents and gnarsians desirous OF asesrtainps tas na
OF their school, will be rered appicanon 10 any
OF their present former patrons Slws
II Mrs. A. E. Rnsseil informs her frsndS and
former patrons thai .ne is prepared to receive upS
her residence. sc Liberty street Hours for stusy on
until O'Clock Circulars may be Obtained al her residence
Has permission 10 refer TO the following gentlemen:
David NJ Reese NJ D. Francis Hail. Esq.
MeSsrs. Disosway & Brothers. Charles Arms, Esq.
l. s. " Kirby.
Mrs R will also give ssruc ,os 10 Ladies is great
ETY. Ornamental Work. specimens OF which she wi De
happy show desirDls ct learning her tous
for such instruction from hapast O'Clock until hi-
pas, ) P N. Price 80 cents per iessoa 81 2ns
u Try before you Buy.-RemembSr every pur-
chaser OF Dr. Felix Gourauds celebrated Powders Tor up
ruo,isg hair without the slightest injury TO the An can see
them tested before buyng-proo positive this ana no ms
take. To he had nowhere else in New York but at o7
Wake. street one door from Broadway. 81 per bottle
AGESrs-New Haven f. Myers Providence, c. Dyer Jr;
Poughkeepsie, J. Gray; Lowell, MessrS Carleton Co ;
Boston, Jordan, Milk-st; Goshen, Elliott aus imS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
= AW REPORTER for september.-

IL ls42-This daxspublished by Bradbury, socen Co
I27 Nassau-st n. Y, and 10 Schoelst, Boston.
Con euts-An account OF the Case OF the Boorns wbe
yvre tried in Vermont tan twenty years ago, asd
convicted conison but Afterwards pardoned
being discovered thar murder had been comnitted
Opinion oil Judge story, Of hs supreme Court OF the u
States in the OF Hale Washington Insurance Co.
Opinion o Judge Story in e of Rogers Mechanics
ms Coz Opinion of Story 10 Ezpare Fuller, in Bankrupt
cy Opinion Judge Cenkln, District Judge OF the U. S.
the Northern District OF New York, in the case OF Bar
ton Tower Bankruptcy Opinion OF Judge Sprague,
District Judge of the United States for Massachusetts in
the ascot Fisher vs. Currer Opinion OF Judge Thatcher
OF the Boston Municipal Court in the OF commoa-
wealth VS. John McCarty In this case i decided that
Il was nuisance, punishable with Imprisonment, for boys
TO stand upon the dewas. hnwking newspapers, and the
defendant sentenced 10 Is DAYS imprisonment and
pay the ccsts; Opinion of Judge Ware District Judge
the United States for Maine the Of Everett Der
by Bankruptcy Decision OF the Supreme Court Of Mas
sachuse,ts, Io the Of Williams inhabitants OF the
county MddleseI Digest English Cases Intelligence
and Miscellany embracing the following articles the sn
pree Court OF MASSACHUSETTS, Reputation IN Bssissipp;
Confession TO Pre- :; Judge Kenti the Bar and the Rab
bic; Rhode Island: Hankrupts in Mass and NewYork.
The Law Repor IS published simultaneously the,frst
OF each nonit In New York and Boston. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
DIED (:

A, East Chester west-Ches,er county, Sept. Mrs ia
Reid Troy 10 the 9th OF her rels OF the
late John Reid OF Albany.
In hi. city, Sept s. William Humphrey, aged n years
and g DAYS.
In this ciiy Sept Sep, aged IS years. Sarah Ann, wife
of Peter B. Warts
In this city, Sept s. Daniel Nash aged IS years, father
OF Joseph and Webs Nash.
In this city Sep. H. Hannah Burke, in the 42d of
her age. ~
At Brooklyn Sept s. the eldest daughter OF Peter J" and
Eliza Lnzsro, aged years and months.
Al Readngton, n. ] Aug. q, Sarah Anu Higgins, Of
this city, in the 20th year of her age.
A, Mobile Aug. n, Benjamin T. Franklin formerly o
N--York, for The last yeors resident OF that city
Near Charleston, Peoria county Illinois, Aug. l9, Mrs
Lydia H. Fessenden wife of wm II. FeSserden, Esq. ans
daughter the late Wu Russell, Of New-Bedford, Mass
aged s. years.
AT Monmouth Illinois, Aug 10, Mrs. Sarah E. Barry,
AGED sS formerly of Buffalo, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
yE1HE SUBSCRIBER takes this methot

a respectfully return his grateful thanks to his
patrcn Tor past avors would inform them that se now
deyoles his furnishing Tor parties all the
cessaes, follow, Loan OF services, Walters Ice Cream,
Jei-s Blanc Mango Charlotte de Rrse and all other Con-
England and Pars-in short they have need OF aoy
tr whatever arrangements procuring any thing
for small or large parties, havn. only sayTyson we
contemplate having party OF so many friends on such
day night, which will be promptly attended 10 IN pfopra
persona. Dishes tas,ciuly ornamenIed
s Marketing choice raw and picked Oysters tnrn-
i,Led Cards OF Iuvitatios carefully delivered.
a. lv WN A TYSON 80 Suliyan.st ". Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
WORD. AGENT Of the Home

Nl3Ok8e OH VIZ
Ea League Cash Tailoring Establishment, IA John.st
0rr, great Inducements 10 pc sop he has on hand wei
selected and general assortment ef Domestic and West
Eneand Cloths and CaSsimer London and French fancy
Elastic Cassimera fancy Silk Cashmere, shaliy CasSnst
and Canvass Drill all of which will be made up to order
at short notice aud in fashionable style.
b. Particular attention paid 10 cutiag and making
and trimming garments and all work warranted TO fl
Su furnished in twelve hours Terms cash on deliy-
o,v s74t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
AUCTION SALar.
Josiah Richards Arcnoneer.
RY BANGS, RICHARDS IL PLATT. .
S:Orr rs BrOpuwlY,

TUESDAY, Ang. Spth and following days.
boohS-The sale o: Books will be commenced on Tues
d.y M Angus; Sh. and contnued daily antl all are
sod the catalogue invoices from the
leading pneisshers throughout the country.
SIEsSorYpE PLArES-rhe catalogue also embraces
Catalogues are now ready.
supplementary Catalogue win be issued on Tie
previous w; contain valuable consignment, OF S,ereo.
type Plates, of the l2no edition OF Marryat's Novels
Scotts Ivanhoe; Bulwer's Last Days of Pompeis: TON
Cringes Log &c &C. being the works originally published
under the title of The Franklin Lbrsry'-3 vols in all
Ass, plates The Republic OF Letters, to 100
pages ucXaipg many popular works; Also The octave
edition OF the work p vols, ZIG pages each.
Also, OF Diamond Bible Plates; plates 10 Robin
Crusoe, Browns Concordance, and Crabbes Tales of
The Hall together with several fonts ofType.
The above Plates viii be sold without reserve On Monday
18th, al O'Clock, P NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
BY F. J. BeaTns anctioneer l5s Fulton-s-
TE1HIS DAY, Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock,

4 al The st-re No. l39 Fulton street.
Groceries and Lquors-Alarge quantity Of superior Gr.
cets aud Liquors. among which q bail chests young
hyson iea Is 20 ID cans,e pipes superior Cogna
brandy or casks 90, Is boxes caYendsl tobacco box
fine cot d % boxes cigars; CASKS Madeira vine; do
Por; 5do Sherry.
Al-e Vinegar. Coffee, Sugar, kc.
AT Private SaeA superior eas-rou frame billiard
bie o A Bassforcs manufacture in complete order with
raace cues and all the necessary fixtures Apply the
stoIs % Fulton street Il Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

CouRr CALENDAR.-TRIs DAY.-CoMMoh
pLEA,-Part Mos 10, 50, 81. e5 Part 2Nos 1884, 1877
1856 o. o. a. 49, 12a 6s i6, 49, 81, s6, l02 oi $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
NTEW GOODS.--Selected from the lat
l Y est lmportations, at the

lac Fulton-s,rcei, Broadway.
Strangers and others arriving in the city, wishing to
pensh their wardrobe invited to call and examine
stock before leaving their orders, we now making
daily purchases cash. and offer great inducements TO
ca,h customers Our assortment compseSa greatvarety Of
French and English wool black and fancy co!ored Cloths
and Cassmeres the best quality and latest styles French
eastics desirable for fancy pants. choice selection OF
French aud English Silks for vesting Also good assort
men OF drap dete, and fancy French arngs for summer
The subscribers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured at their establishment shall be equal in style
and workmanship that OF any house in the trade, and
a great reduction from credit prices.
Fu suits furnished 24hours notice. Srct puncrualiy
observed in Cling orders.
Cash ondelivery, and no abatement in price:
nj J. C. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
-NE EILLlNERY GOODS very low for

M ILL!NERY GUUUS very low Tor
lYA Casl-STEvENS & GRUMAN, 95 Beaver street, /
y from Pearl New York, have iu received large
assortment of Fall Winter Millinery and Silk Goods OF
almost every description, most of which have been bought
al auction at the present unheard OF low PRICES Mne
and Merchants who buy TOR cash, will find on hand al al
times large OF The most fashionable Millinery
can be bought elsewhere. This put forth Lightly as
those VINO have bought OF well know; and others have
but to buy to BE convinced One OF the rm makes It his
busise, 10 attend the auction sales daily by which arrange
men they are enabled avail themselves OF many great
bars aims all which they will sell at small advance from
cost Fhey bave large Of Tariatan Hat Vel
vets and Velvet Ribbons which they would partcu
larry invite attention Merchants can always find full as
I6 AZ Iow nrices a29 2mis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
MARRIED

In this civ Sept, l. by Rev. Dr. Mason, NJ Johnson to
Sarah dau ghier Angeli Austin. ESQ., OF Khsde Island
In this city, Sept, s. William NJ. BoSwick 10 Miss Mary
Charles all OF this ciIy.
A, New-Bri;ain CT, Aug %, Prof. Edward D. Sims, OF
the University of Alabama to Miss L. Anne Andrews
dau rh,er Prof. E. a. Andrews
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
25,FSw'
~ rGonrund,s YegsIable LiquId Rouge-

Co,nposesi materially iran, bowers and snple impafts
delicate carIaon tint 70 the complexion, mnosabe by
rubbing with handkerchief linen cloth % cents
beItle-io be had only AT 81 Wa,kersree aocf lLon
Broadway. ;" ti''
NJ Five Hundred ditserent designs Necklaces
Bracelets Watch Guards Ear-rings sresst- Pms FIo~
ers, Rings, Wigs, Scaips, &c Ladies' or gentlemen ds
ing OF living deceased friend, get tiofned py
BARRY into any design the mind conceiTe In srch
form will keepsake invaluable. A. Z. b' lae oiIy
Artist in Hair In tins Country, l46 Broadway, corner OF
Liberty street, up stairs a1io ihi's
" PARTICULAR N0TlCE.-Those persons ha'1is
furniture any description dispose or or vino are sseA
ing up housekeeping vii hnds ready sale ior any poon
or ali OF their goods by sending their address, or GAZING
UPON the subscriber. Goods any amount purchased
y. COTTON & CO.. 197 Caatt Hin-s'.
al Private Saie2 Piano Fores thai WIN os sod
TeEy low. iezou
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
A MEXICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN,

A MEXICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN,
N AND GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, opposite ST.
Paurs Church-P r. Barnum Manager
GRAND GALA WEEK.
On Monday, September 5, and every Day and Evening
this week
II with small degree OF pleasure and PRIDE that the
Manager calls public the Tremendous OF
Novelties put forth here this week including the wonderful
MERMAID!
Mr. HARRINGTON, the celebrted Magician and Ven
iriloquist
The MYSTERIOUS Gypsy GIRL. Master DIAMOND
the renowned and unappro1chabe Ethiopian Dancer
Whllock the unriva.ed Banjo Player-iss Taylor the
papuar Vocalist from the Para heatreSr b. Boyse the
most popular Comic Singer in the country-La Petite Ce
lrse the b. autiiu anseuse-Balioon AScensiOns from the
Garea on the top of the Mu 900 CurioeS, and
hosts of other attractions novelties ard auuseents; for par
tlculars OF which see bills of the day.
Performances Twice Every Day. commencing at4 O'Clock
and y O'Clock, p. NJ
AdmittaDce 10 the whoc-mnseum garden and entertain
o. ~ ., 4. ,nff f,,rics,