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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07
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In this town, Both uIt, of canler rash, ALBERT,
promising and Interesting son of MIR John Hig-
gins, jr. aged years.
In Moretown, A pril %, John, son Of Edwin G
and Philura A. Gibson aged years and 8 months;
also, 9th, Reuben P. Gibson, aged years and
months, both OF canlSer rash.
In DanviIe, Gath ut., MIR Ephralm Pearl, aged %
recently of Wheeock.
Also, in D., after lingering illness, Miss Malin
da daughter of James and Sally Kitredge aged 40
She was a member of the M. E. Church, and died
resigned and happy.
la Danvie, 9th uIt. of canker rash, George,
son Of Arson and Harriet Wesson, aged year
In Peacham, 10Th ut OF canker rash Mary ,daugh
ter of Capt Simon B. Varnum, aged 3 years.
In Burke, April 18th, Mrs. Anna, wife of Asa
Remission, aged 81.
In Ne wark, April 10, LYDIA, wife of Mr. limo
thv Hartweli, aged &c. She restorationist,
and died in the triumphs of faith and hope of glo
rious Immortality beyond the grave Printers in
Ind Ohio, Conn. and Pam. please notice tCom
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- .-.,, d;6syenee? Sultonstalrs tariff
Ghs no ms GOOD one; to be sure il ought
abin the % '" WOOL; but nevertheless. il acknowl
g' "0'0 Lima ~ Of protection imposes protective
aihs quiz "Tv and If passed without amendment,
~ genera '.. more good to the country than all
I'D pr'oO', 80 the locotocos during Van Buren's
.r' pa''' ,s.cncos in congress oppose it,'tooth
|~' i"I ..c,use it gives any protection--and
pail . in Vermont equally oppose 1t, on
Ed@Pp0''I:,. doss not give enough! Here the
P'' Iaa' stands opposed to th's 5iil--and on the
rt" Pa" y. will oppose and defeat any and eve
~ g'o'a 'ro, can. They are both bent upon de
FBl ~ w" w1;o ,oliev ofG Protective Tariff; and
|'fs % 49,. n in the result, in what way IT is
WatchUiGn.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, May 80.


AT market ESQ Beef Cattle, ~ pairs of Working
Oxen, Is Cows and Calves, 500 Sheep, and 1000
Swine.
PRIc Es-Beef Cattle-We quote few extra
600. First quality SIS so $5 rs; socond quality
SIS so third quality $4 rs 5 25.
Working Oxen-Saes at $50, 800, $95 and 90
Cows and Caves-SaIes at 500, $25, $2S, $50,
and $35.
Sheep--Saes Of lots from $3.50 to 3 90.
Swine-Lots to peddle at 3 3 Ia for Sows and
Ia cfor Barrows. Large Barrows at 3
Lee. At retail from 4 to &c.
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NOTICE. In accordance with arrangement
of the Ex Com. of the Caledonia Conference Of
Churches. the Annual NJ eet ting of said Conference
in Hardwick, Thursday the 23d day of June
inst. at 10 o'clock A. Nj. and continue in session
two days. The exercises will open with sermon
In the afternoon, the Co. Sabbath school Society
viii hold its anniversary, at which written report
and other exercises of in terest. may be expected
On the Cd day forenoon, written report the
state of religion will be presented In the Ner
noon, sermon, and the Lords supper.
JOSIAH MORSE, Secretary.
ST. Johnsbury Centre, June |, 1912
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m o. TICE

FTNIlE subscriber would inform the inhabitants of
A. Danvle and vicinity, that he has taken the
cturinS Establishment
recently occupied by y. Harvey, at South Dan
vile.
The Machinery or said Establishment is in first
rate repair, and in full operationj and all who wish
to have their work done in a superior and work
manlike manner, will do we'll TO Gull a, the Facto
ry in South DanvIlle.
Wool will be manufactured into plain or Ker-
seymere cloth shares, or ny the yard, in style
thar cannot be surpassed at any shop in this sec.
ton Of the country.
CARDlNG and CLOTH DRESSING will be
executed with promptness, and in style that can
not fail Of giving satisfaction,
CALEB HARVEY
DanSile. May %, 1912. 253w5
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-, S,ate Conoention-Hoiden at Brook
D n ~ wednesday; nominations as follows
E0' Williams for Governor, E. ID. Barber
|"" Governor, and Harry Hale for Treasure
I w.. COMMITTEES were represented, including II.
vuo, who hailed from LamOille. A ma
1.-The business committee was locofoco; and
.,,,v of The convention 100.
n .soDIe have two state tickets, thus early in
'"r t,,' hut the race is not always to the swift.
% s 90 sh Of July, we doubt not, the Wings will
IN ~' to win handsomely
i Ian.
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Rhode Island The Providence Journal Of Mon
day says: "The General Assembly, will meet at
Newport three weeks from this day. From the
disposition Of both Houses, we entertain doubt
that if things remain quiet, the General Assembly
will pass act to cnIl another Convention to
frame a writ ten Constitution FOR the State, apd that
the basis Of the suffrage in voting for delegates
such Convention will be enlarged to the limits pro
posed in Mr. Jackson's bill offered the Extra
sion last held in this city
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JOHN II. CALDER's ESTATE.

VTNHE subscribers having been appointed by the
Il Hon. Probate Court, for the District Of Cala.
donna. commissioners, TO receive, examine, and ad
Just the claims and demands of all persons, against
the Estate of JOHN ii. CALDER, late Of Barnet;
in said district, deceased, represented insoltent,
May being allowed, by said Court, the creditors
Of said deceased, to exhibit and prove their Tespec-
tive Claims before us-Do give notice, that will
attend To the duties of our appointment at the
dwelling house of Margaret Calder, in Barnet, in
said district, on the 9Th day OF July, and on the
10th day OF November, at l o'clock, afternoon, on
each of said days.
V william saA sTuAkr, Commissioners.
May 2ist, A. ID. 1912. 253w3'
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NJ A R A "a &BGa

In this town, 80 ult, by Rev. Mr.. Frost, Mr.
HAINEs p. CUSHING, of Burke, to Miss Nancy NJ.
SHAW of this town.
In Danville, 25th ult., by Rev. A Fleming, Mr..
John l.. Palmer, Of Peacham, to Miss Hannah T..
ID. Page, of Danville.
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EsrOad cloths, 81 c.

TIME subscribers have prime assortment OF
black blue black, blue, invisible green brown
and blue green BROADCLOTHS blue black,
Oxford mixed Lavender and Gray Cassimere, rich
light and dark Vestngs; cheap do; variety OF
Goods for gentlemen and boys summer wear
SHEDD & JEWETT.
Nav 1912.
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NTAY be found at SHEDD IL JEWETTS,
lVA French, English and American Calisoes,
plain and figured muslin de Laine, printed Lawns
for dresses, fancy Hdkfs Scarfs, bonnet silks and
Lawn, plain and corded, rich Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
Nav lS42.
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U. s. COURT DISTRICT OF VERMONT.
a special session Of this court will be holden in
Montpelier, on the 3lst OF August to dispose OF
cases in bankruptcy.
e. FL. Pycntiss, Esq. has been appointed Clerk
of this Court: address, Rutland, VT.
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One hundred and twenty suffrage men Of Woon
socket, r.. L. have issued mani festo, setting forth
that they voted for the Peoples Constitution, bot
will not be induced to enforce its establishment by
violence. They await IN full confidence the legal,
peaceful and speedy recognition of their rights.
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b. ~ aA"'tacture from Rags The Troy Wing
kls,. machinery recently erected in the brick
Esm' I'rf 'he State Dam, in this city, by A.
|Ss, w. ior the manufacture of wool from
hs 81 10 now in operation, and is well wor-
svr :, y" of the public. The rags are
Es,.. '"e nrst place into machine in the Sec
ned ~, "nere they are ground up, and thence
! fl.d lug" another machine in the lower sto-
'nhd.. water, (which cleanses them from all
l ksh c, ne wool thus formed is then pressed
3tsu,l" '"i Inc water which it has absorbed and
1s&prh 80, ' up spout with great velocity into
Wool ,t W where it is dried until fit for nse.
shs,o !. S manufactured is sent to Springfield,
n n,'. " carded and spun, and finally made
ENh oDs' The machinery of stearns &. Co.
|AB, p 81 in this city, is capable of grinding
(OS s, ~ rags per day. Additional machinery
qndiu. ozno which will be capable, ifrcquircd,
n lug S0OO lbs. per day.
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Loco Foeo party capital AT the Locofoco State
Convention the crack orators wereLuther b Hunt
Paul Dillingham; and Philip C. Tucker, and they
divided their work as follows
Hunt-on the tariff; ditto 10 the VT. Patriot.
billing ham-in favor OF the r. Island rebellion
Tucker commentary on coon skins Watch
man
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sYLVANUs HEMINGWAY's ELS FATE.

SYLVANUS HEMINGWAY'S Els TATE.
TEVfi subscribers having been appointed by the
II Hon. Probate Court for the District OK Gale
donna, commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and
adjust the claims and demands OF all persons,
against the estate of SYLVANUS HEMINGWAY
late OF Waterford, in said district deceased, repre-
sented insolvent, and tile term of SIX months from
the 2ist day Of May inst. being allowed by said
Court 10 the creditors of said deceased exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us-Do
give notice, that will attend to the duties Of our
appointment, at the dwelling house of widow Eliz.
abeth Hemingway, in Waterford in said district,
on the 18th day OF September next and on the 18th
day of November next, at ONO o'clock, afternoon,
on each of said days.
DENNIS MAY, Commissioners
Waterford, May &c, A. ID. 1912 252w3S
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". lib % " he 8 /.
AT Wool Growers 8

"A E1IN AUIN HWOOA UROWGESs
TENH undersigned has put his works i'm a condt
IL ton to enable him TO do all kinds of business
in his line in the best manner and lie solcits the
patronage OF such wish to have their WOOL
manufactured in neat and durable style.
He will manufacture CASHMERE by the yard
or upon shares, in n manner that cannot fail to give
satisfaction.
The C.aRDLNG BUSINESS will receive frora
him strict aud faithful attention.
Also, CLOTH DRESSING and DYELNCI, and
all sorts ofwork apPertalning to his business will
be executed faithfully and promptly, and reason
able prices.
The subscriber feels assured that his experiences
will enable him TO fulfill his contracts TO the salts
faction of his custouaers.- s. K. REMtCK.
South Hardwick May. 1912. o5Oyy6
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FACTS FOR WING ABoLITToNIsTs

'"ea'' Tor third party convention reminds
n'ee facts, which Wing abolitionIsts should
member:
% m on all questions arising in Congress,
""'s members efthe free states, with two or
exceptions, vote against slavery.
H.. A- 'Nat on those same questions, the loco
s,n. sA'u''' '0m the free states, with about the
H. %' ezcep lions, vote for slavery.
b. i ~ the effect of third party ism, thus
van, "se states, has been altogether for the
InersS :" 'ocotocoism and against the Wings.
3un.,,;' "e late elections in Maine; New York,
''"'u',and New Hampshire. Watchnaau.
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aVe bssr -, prophet, Joseph Smith, Is reported
N'''ed IN recent ARRAY near Nauvoo
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Ingenious Defence.-A soldier trial for habit
ual drunkenness addressed by the President:
"Prsoner, you have heard tho prosecution for
habual drunk nness, what have you 10 say in your
defence?" "Nothing, please your honor, but habit
ual thirst"
with good glasses, is conradcted by a who
says he took sir good stiff glasses, purpose to
see it, and only stars.
Hon. .Adam W. Snyder, late Member ofCongress
and later the regular Loco Fcco candidate for
Governor of Illinois, died of consumption at his
residence, Bellevie, St. Clair Co., the 18th.
Michigan Sah.-The Wolverines are going into
the manufacture of Salt quite extensively. Their
Salines yield well, and Salt OF an excellent quail
iIy. The Detroit Advertiser already boasts of sup
plying the province of Upper Canada, next year
Elk Governo, Boggs still alive on Sunday,
the 18th uIt. Some favorable symptoms had made
their appearance, which induced his friends TO
hope he might recover though.,he hope slight.
Several arrests had been made, without anything
being elected to the perpetraior of the horrible
deed.
We have the N. o. papers of the 22d. The
excitement which prevailed had not entirely sub
sided. The U. States soldiers, 60 in number were
still qaartered in the Place d AImes and this le-
gion continue night and day duty. Mr. Prieur,
the Mayor, issued his Proclamation inviting all
good citizens to preserve public order.
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,o1oTIN NEW ORLEANS

r., he NJ o. Commercial Bulletin, May II
y r.,,,d,v the peace Of our city was disturbed by
.,,,, commotion, which at one time threaten
\ 'tous consequences Apprehensions were en-
..i,.d FIR while lest the dIsgraceful scenes re
a., enacted at Cincinnati were about to be re-
\ ,,,a here. The origin OF the mob was the sud
4 A, and Unexpected depreciation of Municipality
5. ,s, arising from The resumption of specie pay
ami, For some time past this species of paper
"a bsen regarded as the safest that was in crcula
4 IAN md was taken in preference to bank bills A
,,, dsal of it had been boarded as a secure depos
4, h, small dealers and persons of limited means,
H.ncp when the shinplasters fell in value, the de
D,ecaiOu was felt by every nhabitant OF our city
more or less, and heavy losses fell on the poorer
classes. majority of the latter had no other
hind of money, and when the Municipality bills
rHo refused in the market, they were stripped of
N means of buying their bread, and the necessa
4 scfife. From such a state of thugs, very
tsng excitement very naturally arose. The pop
|lr dsconteut was first manifested yesterday morn
nat about ten o'clock by the assrmblage of a
! md at the Mayors Office, to demand the redemp
aolthe Municipality notes. His honor made a
y zach TO The multitude, explanatory and concil ia
3 we'll calculated to alIay the prevailing excite
4 w.t. But neither the promises or threats of that
Nannry were needed
Nemub retired from the Mayors office, but in
niodispersing, moved up Chartres in the direc
RadCanal Upon reaching that street The mob,
n hhad swelled to near two thousand men com
Sncsd an assault on the brokers' offices on Canal
|>RAVanNOn street. Three offices were entersd
.SfraFAd robbed OF most oi their contents, con
F@g" gold and silver coin and bank notes. The
EN thus robbed and stolen is variously esrima
&htOm ten to twenty Thousand dollars. Before
work of destruction had gone far, the police Of
Va Municipality promtly 'nterfered, and by ar.
&Hs about dozen depredntors, intimidated and
Ft~d The rest. The cuiprts whom the police
#Nred, were safely lodged in jail under a
fggard OF armed citizens, as an attempt to res
4 hem was ca peeted. About an hour afterwards,
mob rallied and again. moved up Charles street,
Aae avowed purpose Of releasing the prisoners.
on reaching Canal street they were met by a
'fe'o'u'e men, who very soon put them to fight
E0Hy afterwards, several military com panies ap-
4 S on the ground. Thus ended the abor tiSe
GIN subject ovr city to mob -law-an outrage
twill be vistei with signal vengeance on the
E'h oil the offenders. Much to the credit OF
community, it can be said, that no persons of
9RabIlty were found in the affray. Is is graft
F9n bear testimony to the orderly conduct of
aazens generally and the determination evinc
'"'rY hazard, to put down the mob and main
ne law and the public tranquility.
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NOTICES..
YonK AND ALBANY RAIL RoAp Co.

New Y o A Se Ar s..y p Rm RoAD Coz
and ALARM sisssy Raj if1 sSsa@ @
pf .s Co S o"asg Il, will tf ass their o' No.
The Pol; will be Pgepat 10 o'clock, A. NJ and continue
continue until the 18th day Of June next.
ms use JOS p o BIooMFIE EI1S Secretary.
CORPORATION NoTICE-Public notice j. hereby given
be auction p' Ss d the , Of New YORK on
Taey The sS day IF June n d + SSs s and be
.hs and Ihat S ds,'isd ias%sn q the t,xe. .nd
properly b. S 5 published , s IN Ss Nv VIZ Era newspaper
ALFRED 4. SMITH, Comptr orler.
lowing notice to the Inspectors Of Elections and the Com
Schools WILL OF course be hereafter controlled by
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.
S"r' n. 2 9orM Nay cyT ai.I hf isS,a5S
N2se s PEe Sy, sn that se, election Will da held
JUNE ps epTs se, Extend to ~ Civ and n
" Of New Yo The provisions of the Geesr Act IN relation
whereof !. a, follows :: ''''' . '''-
There hall b elected il each Of the ward, 2G The cy
sn Eve Trustees Of Comon Schools Who h be s seS S
ocer. nth lbs said war. and ), condassd
and subject Jaws rules and regulations as now go
''s % To BE endorsed VIC oNMoTTH D. mxR sSs
ARPs-A very 6ne toned elegant double action Harp Cor
odSsy s ,sa S and exchange, .,lc, by
M TIE oM ~ B5lsAs1 c @Aga i ]ei5
Plans aud Surveys any work Of that class, IN the most beau
s Bd ssed fc similar work executed by hand eaarSs
ngbe Of fine steel copper plates not exceeding Ii
r. B%specimens Of the work done by the omnigpi can
be examined at The Office IN Broadway, m2sllmr
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TO THE LADIES

TO THE LADIES.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS.-The propre-
Miss KING daughter of the celebrated Carl King
offers for sale most select and choice of Millinery
Goods for the spring trade yet presented to the psb
lc both regards the quality and cheapnes of the articles
The ceebrated SILK HAT, CALLED CAPoTTE DOR.
LEANS as worn By l, pachssss p'0resns of France
STYLE--And Lawn Hats do do-An entire style
''' "MODINE CAPACITIES, ELSsLER
COTTAGE"
Partisan and English FANCY sTRAWs, Of the finest ter-
ture, variety.
The Popieress respectfully soc the ladies favor her
with call and examine her elegant and varied stock Of Mil
linery themselves, before they purchase elsewhere as il
will be saving them price and gre as
regards the variety aud quality of the goods.
MISS $. KING, Magazine de Modes,
nj m 2n3iz Broad way
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S II r A B | S M T. s.

Commonly called Squirting, and CATARACTS, safely re
f Dr. wSSssp viii not BE- sls S' c s
Post OIse, unless post paid.zC0
hs have e' spread Ssa ny and
Ia s upon Ga m as lasting as the az Of those whom
ticates, which patients have offered him of their
sm hsa IN 0Ts Sq @ Who
anhopy in seeking to make known for the good Of her
Ieow;m.n the beneht which they have received from Dr.
NEwY tsn, March 18TH 1912.
d The hs X f BOa as S o
tho hS upon n
whc iss hs G S Ia Of SSi
that an G's ,ed a "ch
other s no ana r S 5 ppy how
ever thus TO confess that you have es!ua cured her and
eS o You ans Tor your highly successful eHer
1'r an, cann, MAIETiSS %SATEne nrHnmmer,sy
In the hope Of being ssricee6e Of ny afflicted fl
" the eay St, . %H m to rsS
ss.siy Issisd and opeTstsa upon % Upward. twenty
IN wnpss whereof make deSosn,on under o, to its
"' anu '''' ' JAMES O. FAR F%RREL 70 sd Avenue
Sworn before me, the aoti day of March, l0i2
Nassau street
% sad f fSss # Se jse Esa ;:s Brooklyn being duly
sworn says that he afflicted eight years wh the Egyp
usn optama and ulcers in the and though under one c
experienced relief but became blind which he
iacod under the treatment of Dr. Wheeler Ocu 80 Green
rNich street, who has entirely restored his sight o,r
Subscribed and before me- this sst day Of March,
1i42. JOHN BuLKLEy Com. Deeds,
81 Wall street.
sa 1T1 A GSqsi eS S S x9 * Mrs 81 ah.ne
street, being duly sworn says that she shor, time suffered
dseadiuy from disease known technically (as deponent Is
rlomed TO be Amauross which rendered her quite blind
Although she had the best that could be afforded her
At the Eye lnfirmay tas III from eminent ocu list IN
us city, who eventually told her the sight could be
sored she received essential benefit until she
placed under the of DR.. Wheeler Ocust 30 Greenwich
fvr MARY ANN PIRLEY.
Sworn before me, this 18th day OF April, 1912.
ISAAC p. MARTIN, Com. Deeds,
IA Wall street
Mr. s. Csdy, a5 High street Providence r. /, being duly
that he totally blind in his left eye FOR nine
the of the blindness that he applied
d. Wheeler, Oculst, of Greenwich street who Thy
without danger has perfectly restored his sight Under such
circumstances he feels duty state his gratitude 10 the
Doctor for the nestmable benefit which his skill has conferred
upon him. s. CADY
Sworn before me, this 2jth day fAr, 1912,
SEoRGE IRELAND, Jr., Com. Deeds.
Nassau
City and County Of New York S.:
On the 9th of last month"; placed little daughter, three
years old who had and completely blind OF the
left under the of Dr. Wheeler Ocus Or, enwich
To the sstonisment of all who knew her her sight perfectly
To the blessing ta have enjoyed voluntarily make
this statement under oath.
CHRISTOPHER BURNS,
Ciranl street, corner of Thompson street.
Sworn 10 before me, this oath day of April, 1912.
w. k BEEBE, Com. Deeds,
MIC lm~r 81 Nassau street.
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OCULISTS.
THE EYE.
DR.. WHEELER. OCULIST,

TNFLAMED, DISEASED AND WEAK EYES-DR
L WHEELER, Oceulist, 80 Greenwich street New York
respectfully informs the public, thar in consequence Of his
compelled con6ne his office Attendance strictly beween
the hours of A NJ tol NJ after which hours he visits
door patients.
Notwithstanding that among the many hundreds of cases
which Dr. Wheeler has attended have been
by other professors without success and pronounced by em
effect perfect cure despite every which may
have presented ITSELF and in many almost against
yarious considered observation-disclosures of thu eye
disorders Of this numerous restored patients the
first class OF society," respecting his professional skill and
abilities as being pre-eminent for his scientific
Occus.
Chronic inflammation of the eyed or sore eyes, however
long standing be eectuay and rnlaeny cured films
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BOOK b n DI n G


IT IRELAND No. 100 Nassau street, having entire
IL stock of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery, Of the
latest 'nd most approved patterns j. now prepared 10 execute
Mrlcln Account Books and all other kinds of Blantwork
ruled and nd any patterns, and ia style that warranted
give Any work ordered b. done in The Eng
lid mo required H. has had long experience in both
method
ulF . 8bov-. ml3 i'm
k'i'S
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MILLINERY GOODS.

CARL KING the well known aud celebrated Millinery and
" Ladies' Straw Hat Manufacturer 70 Her Majesty the
QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
respectfully begs leave the Ladies that he has
on hand splendid and fashionable Of Ladies'
Straw and Silk Hats The Straw Hat. are manufactured
fascinating and becoming shape, called
THE ELSSLER COTTAGE,
with GIsey sides and Swiss Flare around the front. The
braids Hats made elegant
the Albert Straw in l,gI,sgsr, ?; parori;edsy
The silk department conducted BY the and
tasty piners be equslea The silks Of the
style fresh imported Trimming and Flowers
Those who wish convince themselves may call No
Canal Broadway, and IL Division street.
N. Bills Paris Ribbons aud French Flowers, Of the
style and be purchased esther Of his
a whOlesa and retail, reasonable
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DRY GOODS. &c,
S III I X rs
STRAW GOODS.

TT BENNETT, importer and manufacturer Of Italian and
English Straw Goods, respectfully informs his customers
that he has removed his establishment, from 90 William and %
Plat 30 John where he continues keep splendid
and extensive of ladies' fashionable Straw Goods,
French and English Dunsables Italian Rutlans, hne Tuscars,
Fancy Shellworks Prince Albert Str,ws &c. SC.
Also, entirely article, the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet for the summct all the styles intro
duced being extremely light beautiful white and durable
NIL lrrkn