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NEW GOODS.

TIVE suhscrberhss ogeNel SHOP opposite Whltneyh
l. Hotel, where 10 continues ia Eanuaclurs silve.
Ware u all Kinds such Tale, Tea, ptss.l Salt Gnd
Mustard SppoUa-tran.ladI-s, spsar.icres, EuNer-
knives &c, DC Gold Cnd Silver Spcctac!ss Of every
pattern made IN tho best nanrer aud warranted 10 Il, tho
eve lie also Keeps Gold Beads Silver Thnhes Gold aud
Silver rencls Jewery, Dn,taLGia wLre Fancy Goods.
;ae'i Horn, Ivory up Wood Combs, pcrmmery OF all
Misunderstanding 'icar Hal: aud Teeth Brushes Wallets,
Opera Glasses Graves /. oGs RaEos, SCISSORS Rogers,
gcnEnygs Mhlm l.G, Congress aud other knives, Pas
Nggllea Toy! &t Looking Gsaa'n!s,c cut AID set to
Utrr.
ptlats wishing msany ei the above Articles Will be
furnished 70 chuap at ANY ether store Ia this vicinity.
Particular a,cr,on paid 20 tao repairing OF spoons,
sGtct1clrs aud lew,lry. Cash pad fer Old Gold and
silver.
ocders BY ma! o. otherwise will meet with prompt IT.
,Cntnn.
\. \. Please call mad examine for yours,ly.s-no
hare for showing Goods. r. II, BAILEY.
Woodstock, Nov ~, lsil. ts.Sai'
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WIZ. nRCWN's PENCIL PASTE.

IN one minute you can produce polish far superior %
l. BrIsh Lu5ter, it being paste, Is used without max
Ing dust whch il Il great objection TO powde'. Look
10 yUuG stoves and CRATES II yol would have them neat
and DsIrlns light lnstcr. Price, i2 ccnts roll
Families can be supplied III most Of the Druls'gt and
Grocery Stores in boston, Dealers Can esupped at the
Manufacturers price, Of Dana, Eyens Co, shs Pierce
Z Co., VIA. stearns & Co., WA u. bradford y Co.,
For sale By ], A.pUNpAR.
Woodstock vi, VI,
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.flgo an hgEA as usual,
A KNIGHT CT TIE RAZOR,

a hI.SIG- Si A}AA mn "--'
What ahaveS u mans Nce iesHG Sn1afl:r, a"d cH''
men dOEr mistake tie EI1ibeti two GoaTs Eas q 'hc
Post Office, al the "Erg.' Pole,
Razlra put ia Gst rate oTdar ~ snort npce ~" ."
reasonable ieras. -iI.>". 49, -
Woodstock, Zee. 3, 1911. to-''
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STATE OF VERMONT. }ATa p.

STATE OF VERMONT. ar Pro5a's
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD, SIS, Court, kcld al
The l7M dag Of January, a. D, 1872, Pressed,
he Hon. THoMAsP p. RUSSELL, Judge.
An Instrument in wriIinc, purpo:ng to be a nnncuNa
tive viii OF Many IlOnGEs late O Norwich in said district
deceased being presented TO the court for probate, 1t -
ordered hy said court Iut all persons concerned lhtren
he nnct 10 appear NJ session osnid court, tobe HELD
II, Colts tavern in Norwich in Said District Oh the I'ih
da oil February next, and slew cause II ANY they may
have against the probate Of said runcupIt!ye viii, for
wLC purpose 1t is further ordered that copy Of the rec
ord Of this order be published three weeks successfully in
the Spirit Of tae ct prnt"d WOuJst0ck in said state,
soon as may be. true cory Of record
gJ.3w GEL. BILLINGS, Escis.:r.
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LOSTI

ON Friday afternoon, 2lst inst, between the South
" Village and this place, black silk French Umbrella
scS which the finder WI! please leave IT this office ind
receive compensation. 9!-2w,
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DO MESTIC GOODS.
CHEAP TOR CASH!

6baies extra stout Gad fae shcetng. bale Ticking,
different qualities. Stout Driirgs at cts Gotten Fan
nll5 Gt ~ cts. D!cacheL Siice,irs from cts up.
Also
81 pairs Russia Diapers at e2,Co super Eng. Flame
at 81 cts. ard all ether goods equally low.
Please give uS call Z. DANA, in.
Dec. IL, lSiI,
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OY ST Y 8.

He would further ,hat, tic has made IN arrange
tnrnt 10 receive ssh Oysters UHco week, WHICH ne
viii veil a, wholesale or retail and tavern keepers ahl
others wishing to purchase by tie kcS, can rely up0a
gcn them o. him at any ess fresh aad as c!lssp Us VI
thg drive, himself.
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3rSg5to1t @atkst,
MONDAY, JAN. 10, ls4l

At Market 800 RceG Caste, 1925 Sheep ma $50 swine
'Pnlc.3.-IGs cattle Frstquhlity s. ~ u" SECOND
quality ai7jH52j Thirdquslity, 90 10 "A 80.
S2ssi,--store sheep from 3lOQ, 10 81 80. Stall fed
from S75 10 s3,yU, and few very Cue Ut higher price
SH.he.-Al RETAIL from ~ l.2.-T. Il. FGr@tr.
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DENTISTRY.

Dr. W'ITrEMoRe respectfully announces that he will
cave town the 9Th Inst Those desreous OF avaiGs
Themselves Of his sgy!ccs invited 10 call early
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Rum ,un,bled a man into the water the other day.
at Haverh, Mass. The water finished what the
ran bad beSsn
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PRINTS,

u ICH darn American, ard Eng. Prints Super "A
Is French do ut cts. 6uprr ps-s Am. DO. at l2 "a
cts. The cheapest goods olrTcl In tits market.
Please to call end look at them, CHS. DANA n.
Dec. 8. 60
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BEAVER g. BROAD CLOTHS,
Just RECE!YED Ay!c FOR SALE AT YcRY
low PRICES ty {. DANA, JR
Dee. <, Isil.
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COMSIISsIONEHS' NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers being appointed by the Hon tIp
w Probate Court Tor the District Of Hartford, Com.
mssloncs to receive, examine aud adjust all claims ANA
demands OF all per'oni against the estate 81 Solomon
White late Of Norwich IN "a Il District deceased AMI ali
claims and demands cshblted in Oaset there!o, and six
noatls ton this date being allowed lor that purpose,
hereby give notice that we will attend 10 Tie business of
our appointment NJ the Office OF Ira Davis, in said NOT
wch, the third Saturday in February, and the lhro
Saturday in Jglc, nest ct O'clock, !. NJ Oh each Of
said days.
TTRANGliS PRATT. c0mmi''i0nsr''
,,i,h la A N Q,u
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Russell O. CLARKE,
NATCuNAEEES 6 JEWELLERS,

HAVE Just received aud keep carsnntly or hard awsl
II selected GssgttiutCL Il GELD AND sILNLH
WATCHES, --conssug OF geld aud silver LeTets-
Horizontal iepon AarGm, Repeating, QuNier AID COM
r,on MATCHES Also,s,!yrr Table Desert end '..
srcQysi Cr"Am llles sugar louE;i Bait and Mustard
spuu,s. G-rmGe .ihtr tale aud tea srccSs, Geld
S..,,r ard steel bowed srGCTAClEs. Cad and silver
pESC!I. cAsLSspd Beads silver Ttsmtlcs, gold Cnsrs,
Seals and kpys large assortment Of Niger rrSs, ear
rings breast pms sau hoNes, tea bells, SPY glasses,
nst rate razor poukrvcs Rodgers fac scissors, shell
de COUNTS together with various other trrtices Usually
.s, in Jewellers shor, the whole comprising better as.
sntmenI Than ever offered ia this place beoEe-ioSother
with a good assortment OF Clocks, sueh IS Brass
DIV Chime Bras, ,lgy comment Drsss 81 hours Brss
mantle thai run II days tDiia once icHGins Brass aM
time pieces, without s,rikine; also first rate NooDEN
CLOCKS; all of which they viii sell on as good terms 40
they can be purclassdai shy place ia this vicinity.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES faithfully repaired, bnd
warran ted thu shortest Loce ard all hnts 81 iob
work usually done In their lire OF busgCss dispatched with
ucatness aud pSs spared 10 give entire saisacIn
H. b. Cash paid for Old gold and silver.
Woodstock, Dec. l. 1871, SILL
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Vermont Medical College,
At
WOODSTOC X.

TOOK.
FACULTY,
HENRY II. CHILDs, IL. D.,
Prctssssr Of.ke Theory and Practice Of Medictr.
HON. JACOB CoLLAMER, AM,
Professor n, Medical Jarissrudsrcc.
ALONZo LARK, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Genera! and Spec" PdthoI0sy'
uateyi, ueG:ca and Pharmacy.
BENJAMIN Il. PALMER, NJ. D.,
Professor Of aensra, Special and Ssrgta 4gf'omy
FRANK II. HAMILTON, NJ. D.,
PfessOr Of tfs Principle, and Practice ef surgery
JOSEPH 3. CLARKE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and BotGny.
OsNoN l.. HUNTIEY, NJ
!p:m9nstr@.or Of 4na.omy
The Annual Course Of Lectures at hs Institution wifi
commcnc> on the second Ta@TS2oy 81 March nert, ard
rh IL. Gr a, the courses Is $50. Students who have
attended two f OF the lectures at this, or any
Incorporated school Of Medicine, viii he required 10 paY
So Graduation tee, SS; pousLs III mfu'cme sS To-
Board aciuGs room. fuel lights, and washing, may DC
obtained in good families i. itom Sl5O $50 per week.
Students who Gnacquc. H.ed IN The village can ny
ealing at Dr. p4lmerr oce on their arrival obtain d?ee-
lions respecting boarding houses,
In presenting this announcement, the Trustees OF lhe
Vermont edical College feel That the next course
Of lectures will iIy sustain the reputation which the ~
s,u,ion has un0rmiy maintained 1te charGatsr OF
he Gentlemen VINO Otcapy tie several Prof. sosPs-
additions which have been made TO tG nuse1n, cheinca
nnDagu.s and Instruments CT the COlicge-tht creation
az new Proessorshp General aud special FahoioED
lie increased facilities winch Will BE- afforded for The pros
ecutlon OF Practical hnaiO?y-thc completion of the new
COLLEGE Elce and its admirable adoption TO tie nurose
Is. which designed warrant the belief that me
corrse Of instruction in tS value aad extent viii equal
10 that Of any Institution in the country
Tor further knowledge OF the College, Students are re-
-.t 10 Dr. H. Il. ChIs, Pttsfeld Mass, Dr. A. C!sTE,
n Y civ or to Dr. y. Il. Palmer Woodstock Vt.
By order Of the Bol.i Ul Trustees,
n WILLIAMS, Secretary.
vyocdstocx VT, December 1871. eff
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DIED,
In Barnard. on the 10th inst, Mrs sophia P. vie Of
Gel Ire Coolidge, aged e.
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SDeclal SesSlnns

Before Judge Noah and Aldermen Crolius aud Smith.
JuNf si.--A loater named Edward Butler sanf up
ior thirty Gays for stealing forty pounds Of cornet
beet from James Post william Derrc kson black rogue.
Tor stealing canary bird and cage from prneri Chr,s-
tai was sent up for sixty days. Daniel bowie Man.
nn6 Kelly ere tried for assault and battery ach-
men John Harrington and Moses Oakley the latter Of
whom was severely btaten. Foylc was discharged
in the General Sessions. Charles edges black steal.
my two silver spoons from Rebecca stevens up
Tor siAty days Two rum customers nsmod Chs- Hughes
and Christopher Mcdonald, for stealing box Of Flsins
from Matthew Mckeon was sent up for thirtr days.
Thomas Hamilton black for assauting another coored
Mary Jackson black for stealing snatchng fifty
from Margaret Ball another she darkie sent up for
thirty days. One Ned Lynch, OF the puglsic class for
striking colored man named Louis Napoleon, hitting
him funk as Napoleon called it, sent up forthir-
y days Neb Roberts, aristocratic nosed negro,
tried Tor seadg pocket book containing Sll, from
OF his color named William Hudson while sleeping in the
same room with him al % Orange street. Hudson
that the money all in silver, he kept
longer than he could get TO bank get it changed. He
was sent to the city prison for thirty days Mary Smith,
black, was sent up for sixty days for stealing about Sill
from John Pierce. John Wamby for stealing 1913 from
David Person, discharged the request OF Mrs.
Person neat looking little English woman who stated
that she thought he was poor but honest John Morrison
for stealing pair OF cant hooks from schooner st. Tho
mas, sent up for sixty DAYS He caught about
O'Clock IN the morning. tried and sentenced and sent the
Penientiary In three hours afterwards. James Boden
French 'ailsr belonging TO British bark Thomas Bell.
sent for six months for beating Charles Dayy
dcponents left hand off, He also like
term for biting the finger of Timothy Wheatlcy another
seaman of the same vessel. Two black fellows named
Cherries Brow and Robert Oakley who hal been previ
ousy convicted Of stealing silver spoons from Mrs. LET
fer were sentenced to the Penentisry for SIX months
each.
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The name of Robert {

The name Of Robert Glass. ice ol si assault and
battery in beating and breaking he bridge " IIug. nc
Brides nose, called, but NOT appearing his recogn
zancos forfeited.
William Rockwell late on board Of urig Moon
Charged with Stealing Sf 80 from the ile sail
vessel being the property OF Henry {. Har,si6 was
discharged application OF his counsel. because the
ofthe Court.
Daniel cammerly. charged with receiving the clothing
stolen from Jacob Amos, who robbed by Francis
Jones, and William smith, the former Of whom has been
convicted and sentenced for the crime into
IND pleaded guilty 10 the indictment against him.
There beng other business beoI the Court The petit
jury were discharged for the term and the Court then ad-
Journcd for the remainder OF the The tenn
commences on Monday. The iih vi July and he court
viii meet on Tuesday the 9TH
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United states ,5orsb,I,,s cmc.

June PA day two since Captain Spear OF the bril-,
Massey, was arrested on charge ofassaung his steward
with dangerous weapon. The charge was not fully sun
ported and ne cleared. Yesterday, Samuel Smith
keeper OF sailors boarding house arrested on con
plant Of one ftho United States officers orire
prevent him ubpo,ning witnesses in The above that
lodged in his house. He wos examined before Justice
Everett but there did appea sufficient ground for fur
Their Diet .ntion, aad he was discharged
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NOTICES.


CoMPrGoLLERS SALE OF STATE STOCKS
" State of New-Iok Comldrollcrs Once-The Allegary
Co Bank ard the Bank Of 0esn having failed pay thor
circulating demand at their banking
ses required BY the act sntilrd An authorize the
business OF banking passed 18Th Apl 1893 redeem the
me at their sever1 asenei-s IN i cn.s Of New Yo AZ
bsny. requ,red by the entitled Al ratng the
redemption Of bank notes. passed al, Nav lSoyo'ce Is
therefore hereby gve, that the State Stocks held by the
CompoIer as SECURITY for ,be circulating not, Of said 5ant
be sold the Merchants Exchange ia the city Of New York
Oh Saturday, the 2i July next at u o'clock, NJ 10 wit:
For the A'icsany County omk-Stock account.
certificates Indiana CT lint. rial improve stock
pay lst July 1868, FOR SlVon each, 5000
Stock and Real Estste account. 7
5certlfcatrs INDIAN (nternal stock
pav LIST July, 1863 for $1,000 each, 5000
$500 New York cent Erie enlargement Stock pay.
1855. 5000
For the 3 INK Of Ocsn--Stock account.
Ger iicac Indiana CT tinerna improv stock
pay. LIST July 1863, Tor aari .. 5000
$1,000 New York per Erie enarsement) stock pa,
1855, $1,000
Stock and Real Estate account.
$4,000 New York 5per cent (Eue enlargement stock
able 1885, - ... 80. $50 900
2cendcaes Illinois p.r cent Illinois and Michigan canal
stock pay. 1850, Cor $1,000 each, $1,000
10 ceic Iinos-G internal Improvement stock
pay. 1t n. 1870, for ie01 each, $4,000
Also - cer'fcifrs OF Ar Real Fstc INK
stock heretofore advertised Of the ST. Lawrence
bank, l eaI .ti $1,000
je22to j,2r a. Z. FLAGG Comptroller
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Bath BUILDINGS.

FORMERLY RENSHAW'S, at Long Branch-This ex.
l. tensive and deShil sea Bathing Estab shmen will b.
opened by the subscriber the 9Th June, instant He BEG
respectfully inm its ome patrons aud the public
considerable additions and alto ran asng the comforts
ness for their omnodaion. a. f
Wishing BE- reasonable the times will afford the board
VIII be seven do per week last instead Of dol
las as formerly Chfdre4 certain and half price
Horses full fed $3.50 He hopes he without mputa-
ton. hs his table and aceonod on will be equa
Long Branch Young people requiring much III
6nd accommodating terms .~ - ..s II u.
j,22 imsr JAMES GREEN.
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HA is. uaa w
HATS! HATS! HATS -.

BROWN cos One Price Hat Store, wholesale and re-.
- TAIL 10 Chatham Square Of Mott street wher "a
fashion, beauty, durability and economy combined adorn
the head. 1.0st rTs ~
The proprietor. nave the pleasure 10 offer addition
TO their recently improved short mapped Hat style the
limitation Of beaver which closeI of all ia
the most costly beautiful that the difference e.y
Price cash system which enables US to furnish very
public the proprieor- think they have reached the
OF beauty, durability, cheamess aud comfort md 3rns
A N lAlPOkrANT QUESTION: here presented for the
a serious reflection Of the purchasers of Hts. l. consis.
tent with tue economy common FIVE dollars oI
Beaver Hat when the Article be bought At Wall
street, tbesween Broad aud New steesl for FOUR DOL.
LARS THIS deceptive assertion. A single tlei,
inspection, will satisfy the ske ptica that the Beaver
ia, now offered far from being the inferior article often sold
for less than five dollars. The fact that the article oei
ed generally equalIed and in instance surpassed
at that price II is in consequence ota r.du the price
the material together with the economical policy ofts
bisncnt-and the rropeto engaging personally in the
wasuactue-that the great inducements offered
such offered before.
III 7 WARBURTON & WEBB,
jef0im-r Httters Wall street.
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Court CaIendar--This DNy.
srrTrion CounT.--Nos. %, 20. 30. 90. 81. g.
Hnnlxrllm

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
June c5.-tjideon Mead lin, oliinary on complaint Of
simeon Draper, Jra july %
John Harrison, shipwrigh. New York, jelly 81.
James q. Cox carpenter, New York July %.
Henry w. Reynolds merchant Kingston, Ulster county.
July 20.
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Superior Court.
Before Iudre Oalsla,

bclort Judge Oaki6!.
JUSE 2.-Poreu s. MHs ~. The .lperfca,i Insurance
Company-The pls!ntils kept packet schooner, Qhe
ob'e regularly ply ing between this port and Whining.
ton, NJ q She was insured - 80 defendants. Office
against total loss Ga the It'll March ls4i stranded
outside OF Cape Fear err about twenty miles below
Wilmington and on the 23d abandoned bv the owners
Some savors hnd got her port for which they ere to
receive $500 The had Abandoned and the insu
would not accept the vessel tho latter DENYING to-
tai loss that she appeared have no claimants and
belied and sold by the United Marshal Tor x
penses incurred bringing at auc Ion the $3.50 Ac-
ton Is entercdto recover the of In irauce
II appeared the trial that the OF repairs would have
been mach authorize the Abandonment on the par
of the The jury gave a verdict for plaintiffs in
the amount claimed. For plaintiffs, Mr. C. b. Moore and
Mr. +. r. Cutting. For defendants Mr. Charles OConaor
and Mr.. B. Robinson.
Before Chief Justice Jones.
Edcard Mrandeii VS.. The Merchants Exchange Co.,
Every person that has visited the Exchange will have
noticed the splendid finish of the rotunda with Italian
marble. The plaintiff brings action recover sum of
money due HIM balance for furnishing such. The
company refuse payment the ground that the marble
was 70 have been brought here by plaintiff but after
much delay they were compelled 10 charter ship ami
send TO Leghorn for themselves. The plaintiff stated
that 1t would be ready for delivery by the house there for
which he was acting when the ship arrived instead OF
which great detention of the vessel occurred and the
pany had TO pay $3.50 demurrage. In addition 10 which
the marble not good but vciny and had cavities or
holes in it, that defendants compelled piece
for the pillarsalso tina, il had been taken from the
face OF new quarry where it had probably lain exposed
FOR ages and weak that the company was Obliged
to support the main pillars with filings in of granite.
There were also other expenses to which the company
was improperly put such as the blocks being much
larger than had been agreed upon which caused much
labor and time in cutting them down. An offset for these
causes, claimed from n part of the bill No notice
had been given however Of intention TO plead offset
and the jury by direction of the court gave crdct for
painl, in the sum of S407 being the amount claimed
For plaintiff. Mr. f. B. Cutting and Mr. Chas T. Butler
For defendant, Mr.. Bidwcl and MIR. George r. Strong
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DRY GOODS. &c.
STRAW GOODS.

TT BENNETT importer and manufacturer of Italian and
L. English Straw Goods respectfully his customers
that he has removed his estab shnent from William
Plat % John street, where he keep splendid
aud EXTENSIVE assortment Of ladies' fashionable Straw Good
Eench Ehsli>h Dunsiabes, faian Rtands. fine rpschr,
Also, an entirely siico, the WG. Siberian Hair
Bonnet for The sumer- all the styles ret ihs
ocel, being extremely lsh beautiful white aud durable.
m2
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW GUITAR MUSlC--IiEORGE ii. DERWCRT
~ professor Of the guitar No 1873 Csnli street osss the
St. Jolns church has the honor scquant mia friends and the
public that he has ,ubished variety popular
sic, aIrsnsed with easy accomIanrnents for guitar.
Mr. d. will asL compose for orchestra.
guitar and other INSTRUMENTS and give Instructions
ten on the ia,o for and violin. rnv2 6ys Nc
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BOOK BIND e
PAPER RULING

fAFEh hULTNNr
TT IRELAND No. 100 Nassau street, having an entire NE
L. stock OF Binding Tools aud railing Machinery OF the
latest and most approved patterns prepared
Merchants Account Boos and all kinds OF Bsnkork
ruled and bound to any patterns and in style that wsan,ed
satisfaction. Any work ordered he En
methods
FOR SALE-Two second hand Copperplate Presses APP
ply as above mis- I'm
TO PAPER MAKERS.
DENSEE x BROOKS No. 81 Liberty street, between
Broadway and Nassau New York import direct from
the Manu- acturers the iSilown articles, viz
Bleaching Powder of Boyd Sons mike-warranted for
uniformity and strength, equal any this country Great
BRITAIN aud Tor the sale OF which they sole the
English Cylinder Machine Fekn of very superior quality
&c, 20, IS, sc, ~ and 81 inches wide. '
Dryer FEELING OF strong fabric, and Of widths usually
qured.
Blue Snats davng the agency or the Sntton Company
Blue snails they enabled TO supply FIFE and FrFFE
IN aps quantities.
Wines for Foo hlner and Cylinder Machines manufactured
from the pures niaalso, Jackets-Wet aud Press Fel
Pulp Screens, Me-. |, 2, 2, Of brass metal
and domestic Soda Ash Viol, Alum, Irvine, Sc &c.
WIZ meet WIN pso.iit attentiVn m ,lc
ENGRAVlNG BY THE OMNIGRAPH MACHINE
street prepared etgrave all kinds Maps Charts
Plans and Surveys, work of that class the
tul Style with unparalleled expedition, and prices far be
low those charged similar work by hand
ns-s cost Of fine steel plates exceeding Liz
thographc work. 81 'rnl 1U N,tnI ~
~ BSpecnens Of the work done BY the Omnigraph can
os examined AZ rhe Office m Broadway. m22 lmr