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Phllndelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald.)


PHILADELPHIA, March s, 1872
The Resumption BiA-Biddle and Co,ypertscaite s1p-
piication for Discharge-Dr. Lardnr-G Graduates
before the Pennsyirana Medical College.
Yesterday, at one O'Clock, the Conference Com
mittee in our Legislature had not reported, though
letters stated that they had agreed on bill, the
prominent feature of which was immediate re-
sumption, and would probably report bp this day. q
Mr. Nicholas Bddle and his Cashier, Joseph
Cowperthwate, in consequence of the success which
attended similar applications from their accomplces,
Messrs. Jaudon and Dunlap, have sued out wriis Of
habeus corpus, with the view OF determining their
liberation from arrest previous to the assembling Of
the Court Of General Sessions. Some of the friends
of these gentlemen once said that they courted in
vesigaiion and would prefer that their case should
60 TO jury, that their innocence of all crime might
be proved. Mems minds change.
The lectures Of DR.. Lardner draw crowds to hear
him at the Chestnut street theatre-and all of the
most respectable and intellectual character, too.
His subjects and his manner OF handling them, afford
the highest qualification tolhis audiences. Every
successive lecture shows the house more crowded,
and'i,s inmates, if possible, more pleased,
The exercises before the graduating class of the
Medical Department of the Pennsylvania College
took place yesterday morning at the school, in FIJI
bert street: Professor Bird delivered the address.
and the following persons were graduated:
N Lands Price, Pennsy lvania; J Morris Moore,
Pennsylvania; HoIatiq Yates, Csnads; Rufus Ho!'
den, Canada; Charles r. Fassit Maryland; Isaac G.
Steward, Delaware; Elijah Wiley, New Jersey;
Alex. Scott Ramsey. PennsylvMsnia;, George w.
Pennsylvania; Jackson Vanstavoren, Pennsylvania;
William Gardener, Pennsylvania; Robert S. Mid
d!eton, New Jersey; James Wilkinson, Pennsylva-
MIA; Robert H. Avn, Pennsylvania; Matthias Ger
hard Ohio; Charles NJ. Clingan, Pennsy lvana; John
w. Wright, Pennsylvania; Alvan Edmund Small,
Maine; Jacob Rickabaugh, Pennsylvania; William
Smith Macintosh, Ohio; Henry Floto, Pennsylva.
mia; William Riggs, Alabama; James r Riggs, do;
Marcus L. Fisk, Connecticut; Richard W. Riddel,
Missouri.
Honorary Degrees-Heny A. Lechner, PennsyL
vana; John w. Peal, Pennsylvania; Jesse w. Grit
fiths Pennsylvania
Mrs. Stevens, wife of Mr. Edwin A. Stevens. was
few minutes since carried along the streets on a
covered palankan her way to ths pleasure yacht
Of Mr.. John c. Stevens, which is lying in front of
our city, brought hther for the purpose Of conveying
her to Havana for the benefit OF her health.
The business in stocks TO- day was light at fur
decline in New York exchange, which is now about
81. This is the result Of probable resumption.
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90 When disorders are perceived to make their ap-
proach they should be prevented by removing their
causes soon possible. seems to be in mid
ding state between health and sickness, when he has
some slight alment that does not corne him his
or from busnesssuch as slight attack of the rheuma
tism or some Of many nervous complaints to which
are liabe-and would be the part Of wisdom stop
their increase without delay for continuation Of pa,
often violently affects the mind Persons suffering from
the above complaints in any stage disease can
perenSe immediate relief by the of Hewss Nerve
and Bone Linment and Indian Vegetable Elixir. The
virtues Of these articles truly astonishing and the
agents are hourly receiving commune tesfying
10 its efficacy, and speaking in terms Of the warmes
gratitude to the inventor of such valuable specifics
Bssfon Post.
To be found only at II Maiden Lsns Sd end Race
street. and 9th and Chestnut street. Philadelphia; DR..
Wadsworth, Providence; Is Broadway, Albany.
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On Saturday, March 5th, by the Rev. Thomas Lyell,
rector Of Christ Church. In the city Of New York, Con-
SxLfus CsosEa to LOUISA VGvaAsAr roth Of this city.
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Corn Trade.

This market continues Inactive Holders are firm but
scarcely any sales have been made. We annex quota
tions:-
PRioEs BREApsrurrs.
Genesee -four, $6,25 Illinois wheat, 81 %
Ohio do 59a Northern corn, ga
All markets north south and east are az dull a. this
and prices are merely nominal
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soa MsS sSxe. s
s hoo c fSsSi " Adam:
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yii. F Bss.
SSi Fora Jspiips Bamore Havs1d Ru.,e
HsSs. small a.s.and 11sM aneSs.i.1
Arrived.
sS s;yi En 81 sslf
19 sis s% sas ss
i if day: from Savannah cotton
sehr sgl.ana, Hall, days from Bermuda ballast to Mid
Fritz Zimmerman days from Rio de Janero,
Big WIN Watson, Levy, days from Savannah cotton to
shS l liberty ss iS,sTpoo Auburn Nore' bark Ring
General Record.
l1,' s' sf e De-.
S os
%Ss 81 s %ss S:..s: s rs:
land a. sr a. S ss boat .s s%o
s SG1 &ue q I'd. hs Ss .Sa
s. Dc wild gale, and being shs:s
D and wa; SSssd to run her 1ssO1e for hs
S;R N:wy9,. e
G. The %SrqS Of +. Ns van" and n; e
WIKI Weather MsS q ss
az on S sssn N Il. 0 down wind
preservation Of the vessel compelled away
S::s ;5:;. ss5 g s s.,h:s ;ss
moi af 'ss
came too With both choI. ahead Pueina the rgS
s ss =. Of q: s Z: slsa
nSr and :sa sSsn had from The shcr and BY
had . d ~ ss co
sMT AIlIs % i. inst: from ship Allen,
Hae an 50 % Of
which had jus, been out leaving The ship Endea.
a. "se wa. badly injured o." 00 win '0o''u success
Coil orICsFtain Lery Of the Walton, repert. tn
y =. B% :ss ASshGay ny aSis1: r.;
other waiting repair air. ; snS gel
Notice to Mariners.
A,.Eaudr H,i FEB 81, ls.as
wi" resume their ''. S e. e Ssst he March
Plato, days from Portland, Feb 49, Ia. 80 80 Ion7a
Foreign Ports.
ST J0Sy NIB; Fss2,-cd Woodlands, Philadelphia. Emit
.Ih 5S%"s. rsS e sutans Hall
Hawey Nfork Tor Mobile with assorted cargo randed
:ssss se sG n;z .. T s.:::: IS. Boston. NJ.
2ess.Pss de- 2. Merida DO uns Money
Tssy,.D rs 4u po Ellen CouD,ns f., Nyort Id.
i 4 81 o.
ob Science rA
s:;:: !: ISs Nys..
A,so' 90 a. Tha; I'm serbce touched ot
chi, wig cargo France: jan, Baltimore, do Hspreta from
q" G ,S,hj Mohsg F f% M sr nor, o,,u.o
RIO GaASDs Jsnl.In port opelou.s. Baltimore, arr
aneiro for Boston, d. Mermaid from Coast Of Africa
United states Ports.
sAL,M Feb 2sLArr Elizabeth Baltimore via Boston, Mar
Noble rsS as q TysS
Msr: Don !rSn ds Cssfogo. Nuns Tr
ssss ;d,;s
a:i Orcs fSE. ;f Isu s
f..s NYSS III, g. s.'% Ss sf:fs
mo- Ss.n!um Jtiysrpso Baltic; ard Cls Cd Phss,
Orleans; Lucy Ann, Pandora Gonaes Mall Lorios,
NEw BEDFORD Mar sArr EIlen Rodman, shepl erd New
Mar s-Hr csar son fss y,ss
sld Elba Havana; hsnz NYorx. From below. William
Ass..y Mar sIMA A., T,ysl P5osi!e.se ps n,,ox
AysIs', Bss Ne, Palm 81 John Ss Harriet Porter. New
E1 Rio ns,ni a. Trwm0n
"a Xxx . Il
Rs smscs oaHss9f s"s1i New Yo May Ann
ss sf H%s,'fa y ei,a St Thomas. cdc
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Departure OF tn. Atlantic sts.m.r..
Packets 70 Arrlve. p.cl
To Masters OF Vessels.

Commanders Of VESSELS will confer favor BY having list
Of their cargoes pasenxe and report of vessels left II
DE port whence they sailed, and the spoken ready
on their arrival here for Commodore BAsErr Of feet
Of news schoonsrs He will beard them Immediately
theiR arrival.
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NJ- LUIS E. HAReoUs has been recognised by
re public of Mexico for the port Of New York.
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90 FACTS WORTH xSowISc.-A positive stay for the
hair falling out-or to restore il in bald pisces.
A certain cure for all Rheumatism and swelled Limbs
mo exception
certain and positive for the Piles in all cases.
Sores and sore eyes,
positive cure for the Salt Rheum.
beautiful Dye for the Hairwill not stain the skin.
Warranted.
Each ofthese to be had at II Maiden lane and corner
I'd and Race street, and 9Th and Chestnut street. Phia.
aepeia; DR.. Wadsworth, Providence; 10 Broadway AL.
bany.
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90 Go to church to-day and take some of shermans
Cough Lozenges with you if you have a cough any
sense of tickling in your throat II you subject to
oppression lassitude take Shermans Camphor Lozen
ges-they will keep spirits up and make you feel
happy.
Rushton A.pfnwall sell them in all their stores;
Sands, 27s Broadway and a East Broadway lss Bowe
ry, cor. Spring ST., and 227 Hudson st.
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MARITIME HERALD.

SUN RISES ...6 10 MOON 80
...b Al Mien wAIER.......... IA
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New York Post once.

New York Post once.
Nnst Ouics ofens ctscA,
CLOSES -
')pen on Sunays from q to 10 NJ and l2f 10 II p
pWAnTvRE MAILS.
C2vses
Norti,em Nal PA
Steamboat Mad. daily. except Sundays r.n
eastern Steamsset Mail, via New Haven, Hart
ford, to Boston, daily, except Sundays ....-. An
And the mail on the above rou is closed at 8 o'clk
On Saturdays, aud despatched at oclk on sG
day morning. by land
Eastern Iand mail via STAN ford and MOI walk to
New Haven daily ex, eut Sunday. ........ NJ
Southoro Mail dafr. 81 IN.
An extra Nail for Philadelphia. daily at: IN
Southern Way Me- via Jersey City, Newark, nc A. NJ
&r to rhilaaepha, daily. except sunday. r. d.
AN ether Offices in New Jersey are supplied with
mails divergne from this route.
Mails the west side Of tie North River, wa
H.ckenssck, New burg, Catskill, SC. to Albany,
Mails on the aast SIDE of North River, via Yorkers
Sing Sing, Pouahkeepsie, Hudson, &c. to Albany
And d spatched with the North Mail
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WEST INDIA Royal MAIL SrEAMERs.-As it will
afford important information 10 our numerous rea-
ders, we mention that letters can be sent by the
Clyde, which is to sail from this port on the 10Th,
any of the British possessions in the West Indies.
Letters should be therefore forwarded to the POST
Office Agent, No. Pine street, on or before the 9th.
Letters 10 all other places than the British posses
be forwarded to the Pacific Ocean by Panama.
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Omestic ImpOruatiOuI

Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.
SAvANNAH-Brig Stsrn,-s7 bales cotton Barstow
Pope-60t Collms-i9 81 Bogart Kneeland-7 Wood5i
Shapter-ioo chs rc< Bolton Livingston4l boxes
Maj Mackay-7 bxs 10 order.
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ELOUR-l2o Barrels superior article now lsn5ing from
M T. K COLLINS d Co.. s; South st.
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A LYNN c. Brady, Qats Of LockportJ Law Ofice, 70
stte and of the United States, including Cases Bank.
ru.tcv. attended to.
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= m = ae a SWl.
CHATHAM THEATRE.

CHATHAM THEATRE.
MONDAY EEEkysSs sS. e sn sfsI n.,,,u,.. win
TIE Two FRIENDs
Hsrssn. ''R Scott AbrOse' NJ. M Mr. Held
THE f. S sefa Fl! + ss sfd,H
Elizabeth Miss ii, slayer ~
MOBB THE OUTLAW
Jenny Twitcher, John s, nou-Mob5 Mr. Stevens
sosss scesats I'd and sdd.rsas. PitiH s.ll,, Ske
Doors open at 81; Curtain rises az ~ treeissiv
MTTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE
MONDAY EVENING" March THE performance will
LIE Prime. d; Jonsd.-vsai' : : : a. Mr.Eemsa.l.
ssa go. To be followed By,
For the2'd time "a new, original Musical Burlesqus o.
E kiema Il t rs H..
Richard Sally Ann M@ehs-hiH9; ;,y. f NoE:,. N'e1sm
a. LoAhS t 81 f e'lh
i'"' Gertrude. oraham Deive' A.. IT,; Clarke
Admas.onDrss, circle Scents Upper boas. % ssns i,
Door. open ,thalt past six. Curtain rises at sevso
AMERICAN MUSEUM, -
Corner Brondtrdy and dim street.
EVERY ETsSsa This WEE wEgkrAo
WITH YANzo IL g.a, an
recent arrival 10 this country Las before immense
dxery sin and ingenuity when he epa Se d.u. asd ing
which the Chinese are isti, celebrated Mr.. PAILLiPS
.Hs the sad H erh ss
s.d M dsi ii rs M9p
MAIiG RAIL ROAD: ALpiNo LADY, snp FANCY
GLASS gL0WiNt';, noyei xp.Emen9t in ANIMAL
s;Mrasss alter
cents children under TO- half price, Day vers admitted the
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"A HATs,sPRiNG FASHION Sisi2 The spring style of
- Hats offered for sale by the subscriber He scl
a call from hose study economy an! the
selection Of that indispensable Article Of dress believing that
his prices will be found accordance with the mcs-Viz-
Best quality Nurs 81 50; fine Cashmere and Brush Hats
$io0 Nutria 50 50; Moleskin 70; and Silk Hats 81 So
Also hand large tment Of Gaps Of the
moe. approved patts,ns sorssng of ssnemen. velvet,
Cloth and sa.ed Travelling and dress caps. Chldrens
m l:ms WM. BANTA.Iso Chatham ST.
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GYMNASIUM.
PTS TOL G GALLERY
MESSRS HUDSON Il OTTIGNON respectfully in.
M form the gentlemen Of New Y, k they have fitted
up Gymnasium at the corner OF Chambers street and
Broadway and it 10 open for the OF visitors
The institution of the first erser, and complete every
respeet for the purpose Of Athletic Lxerc lses
Sparripg Lessons given daily.
Tsrms moderate Open day and evening Inn
ClUNUN DE BEGINS has honor announce to hIs
- friends and public IN he Intends give vocal and
instrumental Concert Friday. the nth Of March, the
Be among Other eminent art'stes by Mademosels
make her first appearance in New York siguor de
that occasou will have pie aud we'll selected band
led by Mr. Pnson order to represent tine grand
from the favorite II Fanatics la Musca we'll
TO render the the evening eecug and bril-
liant.
Particulars will be shortly advertised f26 Sat T&Th.
>
ALVIN C. brady, Gate Of LockportJ Law Office, 70
n $, Eel Rusi
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Baltimore.
rCoresposdence Of the Hsrsld1

BALTIMORE, March 8. 1872.
Splendid Treat Suicide Drowned Resumption
Committee.
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From The Ne,c York Herald.
MYSTERIOUS

gentleman belonging to one Of the most ancsn
and wealthy families OF this city, who must be well
known 10 numerous friends, having since the year
1878 up to recently, been bent nearly DOUBLE and for
several years confined to his bed has been restored
good heah-has reganed his natural erect position
and has quilted his carriage, and now walks with
ease !! We believe this is the genleman's own des-
crpon as possible and there is no axsggera-
ton in it. We will give inquirers his address, and
doubt not his humane feelings will excuse the liberty;
so that any one doubling, may know these facts
though he requires his name may not appear in print
Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas G. Reynolds
IA Christie ST. has been restored and will give
personal assurance of the facts Of his case. Both
were rheumatism, and contracted cords and sinews.
How has this been done
ANswER-By the INDIAN VEGETABLE ELK
internally, and HEwEs' NERVE AND BONE
LIEIMENr exiernally--N. Y. Herald Jan. 26 Is4l.
Sold only by COMSTOCK CO..
II Maiden Lane, New York. l0:Iy
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Liver Complaints,
AND ALL SICKNESS AND DISEASE
DIR. Inns
TEMPERANCE LIFE-BI1IERS
CHINESE BLOOD-PILLS.
7H, orootosf Secret discovered !


purye-purpe-purge-ha been the cry for the
last few wears. This has been efectuay tried, and
vet su fferers have multi plied-and died and why
Not because purging was not necessary, but too
unch had been done-wthout the tonic TO follow,
and sustain the system. Purge, you must The
s,ckly humors OF the blood must be carried off-or
the acc Emulation Of them prevented. Prevent then
the growth of such humoIs.
WIN do the Chinese live to such immense ages
and still retain the powers of youth or middle age
Because they purify the blood. The CHINESE
Blood Pis-so called because they work upon and
cIea nse the Blood-are the standard remedy. These
pills will do it and the Temperance Btters, taken
as directed will strengthen the system and prevent
the accumulation Of base humors which infest the
blood, and which only increases by purges, unless
the biiters are taken after. Buy, then, these pills
and bitters. Take weekly the pills, and daily the
btters and if you have been nvalids for days
weeks, months, or years, you will find the sickly
humor drawn off, and prevented from a return, and
the salow yeilor hue of sickness change rapidly TO
the fitu blooming glotc Of health and youthfu! buoy
ancy.
There are cases so numerous Of these brilliant eff
fects that time and space forbid an attempt to put
them down. Buy and use these medicines, and use
no other, and health and strength shall be yours. See
wrapper and directions that come with them.
FRAUDULENT COUNTERFEITS
Will be attempted. Buy no remedy of the kind I'M
less it have my name-O. C. LIN, NJ. Don the
Wrapper and also the notice follows:
ENTERED according to Act Of Congress, A, d.
IS4l, by Thos Connel, in the Clerks office OF the
District Court of the United States for the Southern
District of New York.
Warranted the only genuine.
Messrs CoMsrocK s Co., New York, are the
neighboring counties
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A Message for the Afflicted.

FOR coughs, consumption. asthma, splitting oil
blood, Group, whooping-cough. bronchtes, diff
Guilty of breathing and all diseases Of the pulmonary
organs, nothing is found better than
DIR. Jayne's Indian Expectorant
For jaundice, Lver-complaints, costiveness, dys.
pepsia, and for all purposes for which family cathaI-
tic is necessary, purchase
Jayne's Sanatiye Pills.
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
for the Prosecution, growth and beauty the HAIR and
which will positively bring in new hair bald heads
Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge,
certain and pleasant remedy for Worms.
Also, Jayne's Examination Balsam.
A certain cure for bowel and summer complaints,
diArrhea, dysentay, cholic, cramps sick and nervous
headache, sour stomach, cholera morbus and all de-
rangements Of the stomach ard bowels
DR. JAYNE received his education at one ofthe
best Medical Colleges in the United States and is
regular practitioner in the city Of Philadelphia From
experience and diversified practice for than 20
years, the above rendered to the public with
assurance that his medicines have saved hundreds
from untimely grave. H.-.-.
90 Constanfly on hand and for sale BY S. MOODY.
Midoiebury Dec 20, Is4I. "a 6m
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HEADACHE
10:

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
which has been used in families, every member oil
which has had sick headache from infancy. a con-
sttutonal family complaint, and has cured efectualy
in every instance yet known. amounting 10 many
hundreds. 1t is not unpleasant 10 the taste and does
not prevent the daily avocations of using it it
must be perseveIed in. and the IS gradual, but
rertaIn aud permanent. instances constantly
multiplying where this distressing complaint is COM
petely relieved and cured although of years standing
by the use of DR.. Spohn's celebrated remedy. One
decided preference is its peasanness, having OF
the nauseatng effect OF c ommon drugs.
perfectly satisfactory II at the proprietor has
given drect for his agents 10 refund the price to
any one who is not pleased with, and cured by it..
hopes also that this may its great benefit to
the distressed sufferers who are la5ouring under
Headach.
E. Spohn, NJ. D, Inventor and Proprietor.
COMSTOCK & CO.,
IL Maiden Lane New York.
10:1y
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GEO. TAYLOR
Look out for a Counterfeit Article /!

Sold because ofits deception and cheapncss of quail
ity at very small price. The same IS procured by
certain dealers and suffered pass into the hands OF
the innocent purchaser the genuine Taylors Bal
SIN of Liverwort.
VTolent Cough and Cold cured-The. severe
change in weather having given most violent
cald, also expectoraton and iculty Of breathing
was much distressed until took DR.. Taylor's Bal
sam of Lverwort. l found this medicine 10 SUIT my
case and cured me al once, which causes me to re-
commend it to Others. Fisher IL Barrow ST. N &.
Pain in the side and Bredst-These diseases have
caused me much trouble and often prevented my at
tending TO business. Every medicine heard Of
tried but found no relief As last concud
ed 10 try DR. Taylors Basam Of LiverwJrt, and as
as did grew better and have been gaining ever
since; am now in good health and can truly recom>
mend this Balsam being far superior 10 any Thing
else. A. l.. GREEN, 2 Pitt ST. v Y.
Splitting of Blood eued-For four months have
had discharge of blood from the Lungs almost daily;
also dry hard cough, pain, great weakness and
hoarseness. When had tried the Doctors in vain
for three months concluded to use DR. Tayor's Bal
of Lverwort, of which three bottles have made an
entire cure. HAvILANO, III Oak st N Y.
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IS Al.
MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT & TURNER


WET GUILD respectfully inform their pat
w rons, and the public generally, that
they will continue to receive WOOL at the
establishment Of the Middlebury manufacturing
Company, 10 manufacture into Cloths. Cassi.
meres or Saltineiis, white or colored Flanneis,
4: c. of permanent coiors and mixes, 10 suit the
taste, on shares or by the yard, at the option
Of the owner.
Being furnished with the necessary appara.
rs, ard having in their employ competent and
aiihful workmen, they will continue TO improve
the ya'oc ard sty:c of their goods, intending
tlat they shall not be surpassed by those OF
any other establishment in The stale. They
viii keep an assortment on hand to accommo.
date those who may want part OF their cloth
in advance.
Grateful for the extensive patronage they
have received, they hope by strict personal at
teniion to business and the interests of their
patrons 10 receive liberal share of their ia
vor.
TERMS as reasonable as al any establish
mcnt III 'hs vicinity.
niiddlebury. June, %.