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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

- ERUPTION. the face and SKIN, Chapred FACE sa3
Hands ,!c.iy Yea VINO have no. tired the i1:an Chenl5t
So5i. do Nany Of you lii.! pulf; one ii
MI conve you that al! erap;ons OF the flce q
SIN salt neum, pinties rsas IS. Ioch~a 'cuf'y sn'
changes sunburu yrtl1w ska h"althy clean
cue cia.a-l o tender esh ani d.rs rouah reaaa'
isii oi, sold It the American : q Cha.n - -,
v Mind you buy th; an where Else, you hn} g gp
At 10 Fultg, P,iea !, crrt, JIG 2teod /.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

II FRIENDS OF CHEAP POSTAGE. will you
obge yourselves and promote the Good Cause by
attending the General Meeting called by your
Committee to assemble at the Merchants Ex-
change to-day. Those who would attend mere
ly out of curiosity are requested to stay o'ooy
but all those who believe that the Rates of Post
age ought to be reduced-that the Government
ought not to fill the Mails with tons of cores
pondence winch pays nothing and charge the OK
pense of carrying and delivering it, with wagon
loads of Congressional lumber to Generals,
Esouires and NJ. DIS upon the letters OF the mil
liners, factory-girls and other unnoted people
whose shillings and quarters make up the Reve-
nue. Of the Post Office, ought 10 be on hand to-
day, and we trust will be. Friends OF Justice
come forward!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18
CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUN
FOR THIS WEEK.


FIRST P.aGE-PoEMs: The c unit of Hapsbmg; A Bal
lad; from the Ballads Of Shiller translated for The Tr
BUM; The Master Hand. by Mrs Norton. REVIEWS
Burns and Clarnda; Thorn thf Begcar Poet &c; Cr
ti0ue on Dr. Dewey's Lecture the Iabenace Fashion
able Female Education.
SECOND-PoErRY: Eyentide, by hiathson PROSE: Cor.
repondence between Rev Jons NJ. Wainwright and Rev.
George Potts; Death of Cen jacob Morris; Supreme
Court of the United States; Letter from Senator les
THIRD-News Items; NewYork Legislature; The Staten
Island Murder Massachusetts,; Appointments by the Pre-
sldent Appointments by the Governors; Congressional
Proceedings.
FOURTH-Cougressional and legislative Proceedings;
Letter from Indiana Correspondent, 5. c. dated at nd.
annapolis; Tariff and Prices; Mississippi-Account OF As
senLLg of the Legislature and digest of the Governors
Message; Six Days Letter Foreign News; Penns
letter from correspondent HarIisbursh Letters from
our Philadelphia; Sc. &c.
FTFTH-EpToRiALs: Statistics Of Manufactures The
Postage Reform; National morality; Washington Items,
Sc SC.
SIXTH-lntenatonal Copyright Law; Ohio State Wing
Conventions State Legislature; Pomeroy's Trunk Found
and Suicide Of Robber; Massachusetts; New.Jersey;
Michigan; Alabama; Louisiana; Indiana; Mr.. Clay's
Visit Northward Sentence Of Moses Y. Beach, SC.
SETENTH-Oread'u 'ui Steambos, Accid-nt-iO to go Lives
Lost Great American FAIR Dom-'''c Items; Deaths and
Marriages; Commercial: Markets; Sc
EIGHTH-poEM New Whg Song, Blast from the
Basle; The Church Controversy between Rev Dr. Potts
and Rev. Dr.. Wainwright continued from the Second
rage;) Commercial Matters-( Continued from Seventh
Pase;) Advertisements of valuable Books, &c
@ Terms 81 per year; 20 copies sent 10 one address s2
Single cope 81 All subscriptions payable ntlexbY
in advance Address GREELEf McELRhlH,
Tribune Buildings, opposite the City Hall, Newly oS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

N~ We spoke yesterday Of Senator Sprasue nm
ed as insolvent last summer OF course II "s'
6s-s,nod ,ha, Senator Simmons was referred To-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

A HARD Casa woman, who in fit of
phrenzy stabs the man who has ruined her by the
basest treachery, must answer for it to the law,
though hers is only an attempt; but for the man,
whose long career of perfdy and brutal lust has
effected her ruin, and whose cowardly sefshness
has several times placed her life in extreme
jeopardy, the Law has no penalty Such is now
the law of New Y ork Such is Human Justice!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

J. n tnc late nnnuaI mccllng OF The New
York Historical Society, helol!owing gentlemen
We're elected officers for the ensuing year:
Hoa. ALsERr GALLA1IN. President; William B. Law
-Ice. ESQ rhomas De VIII, D. D., Vics Presidents;
Ersielick De- Pey>er, ESD Corresponding Secre'Gry Gao
soisom, Esq, Dom Corresponding Secretary: Jonn JaT,
Gsl Rsegrdtng Sscrsta1y yrus M>son d. D., Treasurer;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

lf We hear OF the formation of CLAY CLUBS
in every part of the country-so numerous that
we cannot attempt to chronicle them singly.-
That of SARATOGA SPRINGS tavors US with graft
flying evidences of its vitality and efficiency
We sent about 500 Log Cabins into Saratoga
County in 1910, and the Wing majority that year
was GOA. Since then, we have had lighter cir
culaton there, and the majority has been OIL the
wrong side. But the Wings are there still, and
the right means will call them out at the right
time, mark 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

SAND.'s CELEBRATED SARsArARILLA-1hIs excellent
compound which creating sucf unvealintetcS through
the country length made its successfully ao
the favor of aud the people around u.s. we haze
read and again OF the efficacy of tins invaluable med.
cile cal eaSr; beTef'se medlclnetous tt
unt recently have had positive proof "hch
could induce US TO speak fairly of it, But from facts N cur
possession, now ws convinced that without any sa
ception the safest peasantes aud best compound ever
Offered to the public for th- Of all chronic diseases,
arnalism scroula and all impurities OF the blood; together
with mmy other complaints.
Ithas so long been remarked that the age of most
runs and nostrun vendes that hardly dare rec ommrna
valuable discovery the medical. cl=ace lest we Jeoparze
our ren1t,op for creuty aud consistency this in.
stance we hesitate not TO hazard the remark which we have
made above. Hartford Review.
rensred and sold wholesale and retail and expectation,
By 4. b. SANDS & co Druggists. (Granite BuiiGnssJ
o. Broa'iway and Chambers sold also py n
B. y D. SANDS 70 Fulton. o! GodstIsst; and ~
East Broadway ci Marketsret Price 81 per oo'
six bottles for S.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

WET FEEr-lt should De remembered that cough b
always evidence that ImpprtJ has lodged IN @ n
lungs which II speedily removed Will 50 Ifsltae u Ian
delicate org ls sooner 4trr BRING on an h
oftne uass-a Of disease winch "e Ill no" '' 'e ~
road 10 consumption. ,,L,f,l
nsGicnr carry ins of cold because hey ehpsi @ lio
i" system III mor5h. and corup hnmofs-le Cdm ,as,
OF pgfy Kind Of ds-an easy AID natural manner !n
The body relieved ali sut-tngs as by ma4ic o M
Or!ig= Of Vegetable Pill. u Ken every ns Oh X
- 10 te will j.. hort remove the mos
ay tn same time the orzlGs viii oe
healthy aud lh blood completely luf'ed la ;s
Of the lungs, consGr ZION, or a"y "tHef o'i " ~
ease. VIII be absolutely mP0ssDi-. - -, 6,a. M
F.r SALE wholesale retail, at f= J. GoP'i oi"'e' w
csnaiynAs counterle,ts Fl. abroad avoid I'll s,or':
dsubrfui character aud be Lffi"ii % 90. %" " '-f' "
.ae- devoted exclusively 70 ts ,.e OF the medicine
yi.l-,si, aHd .eIeNO 2G3 Greenwich street New fo~
\ 1875 Boston al 'soi63 Race street lnif
a.rI. I.lLIA-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

An Address rPoS EpucATlSN ASD COMMON SCHOOLS de-
lIveTed at Coopsrstown, by James Henry, Jr.
This is an excellent address on one of the most
important subjects that can interest the country
He takes up not only physical and mental, and
moral education, but goes into practical questions
the arrangement and control of the whole ma
chlnery OF common schools. 1t is impossible TO
give an edequate idea OF its excellence in the short
space we can devote to it, but we cheerlulIy re-
commend it to others
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

sEsRlse's CORDIAL Is solo al NC. Murray {"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

The inhabitants OF Brookyn will have n. oppor-
Gnty of Witnessing the surprising results OF this
system on Friday evening nexr, at the hall Of the
BROOKLYN Lvceun.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

NAsHISGToS, Iuc5aay, Jll. 10.
In The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, to-day, Mr..
] R. lNGERsoLL presented a Petition, nrmeroaSly
signed By citizens of Philadelphia, (and brought
on by Committee thereof for the Reduction Of
Postage. iIr. l. remarked that 1t was subject
on which the legislation of the Country was
clearly behind the age and behind the public sen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-18

be voters twenty years hence, even according to
the Native theory-who are to fill some of our
important offices and probably more of the cells
OF our prisonsi left to grow up in ignorance and
vicc-are wandering about our streets. They DIS
like to 60 to our Public Schools, where many Of
them couldhardl speaka word that would beintel
ligible, and where their strange and ragged
garments, their uncouth manners, odd ways and
pecuaritics of creed and country would subject
them to ridicule and badgering from the great ma
jority. Many of them are shy, too, of our rell-
uous notions-our reading daily from version
of the Holy Scriptures which their Church con
deunS as corrupt and schSmatlcal. Well: we cam
not change our arrangements 20 suit the fancicS
OF every new comer-what is to be done Gov.
Seward Suggests Constitute Schools expressly
for then-eStabiish, for instance, a school for the
Catholic Germans; employ Catholic German
teachers; cali or the leading and trusted men OF
that class to take interest IN and manage it let the
pupils read from the Catholic version Of the Scrip
lures OF none, as they think propcI-and 50 with
the Irish immigrants among US Let our own
system of Education be preserved, with only such
notifications as conform it to their views and
creed just so far as in our Schools it is conform
ed to ours. 1t is not violation of Religious Free
dom that in our Public Schools Difference is paid
to the Religious convictions Of the majority of our
People, neither would it be if conceded to mi
nority in the schools provided for them Wehayc
not a doubt that Gov. Stewards suggestion, II
promptly carried into effect, would have resulted
in gathering into three or four schools as many
thousand poor, stranger children from our streets,
educating them for lives OF industry, virtue and
usefulness, while many OF them, in default OF 1t,
will now be doomed to ignorance, dissipation and
crime.
But camor was raised against the recon-
mendation-The Plebeian and other Loco,Foco
journals saw ft to assail it then religious preju-
dccs were called into action, and any harmonious
and benefcent adjustment Of the matter soon be-
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BERKSHIRE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
FACJrITy

HENRY II. CHlLDS, NJ. D Professor OF the Theory and
Practice of Mcdicne and Obstetrics.
GILMAN klMBAlL,M NJ. d., Professor OF the Principles
aud Practice Of surgery
ALONIO CLARK NJ Professor of General and Special
Pathology; and Matera MediCa.
BENJAMIN II. PALMER, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy;
and Ply siology.
CHESTER DEWN, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry; Bot
amy, and Natural Philosophy
HON, HENRY HUBBARD, A. NJ, Professor of Medical
Jurisprudence
TIMOTHY CIlllDS, DemonsraOr of Anatomy.
The annual course Oi lectures will commence on the
first Thursday list august next und continue fourteen
week.
FEES,-Fee for all the olecturcs S5O fee for
those who have attended two full courses incorporated
Medical schools, SIT; Naturalization ticket, So. STU
dents who have ATTENDED two courses at this Institution
will be required TO pay only the Marlcualio fee. Grad
ualion fee, Sloi Library Tee according The number of
books taken out.
READING TERM Instruction IL given during the
whole year in all the ranches of Medical Science Stu
dents will he furnished with due supply 0isuects and
good accommodations for dissection. Daily examinations
and reCaIiOns will he attended, md Thesis on some
medical subject will he expected of each student once
fortnight Students will have TO the Anatomical
Museum, the Cabinet of Minerals and the Library
Fee for the whole term Sl0 and part of the term
the fee will be in proportion.
The reading term will be under the direction of Prof.
Chds, assisted by competent instructions. The regular
and systematic instruction here pursued will be OF great
advantage IN preparing students "r attendance uon the
course Of public lectures.
Students who propose attending the of lectures
VIII ma advantageous to spend lew weeks in the Read
ing Term, previous to the opening Of the Session. to
which they will be admitted gratutously.
II. u. CIllI.Ds, President.
pt,Gcd, May lsii. 20. 3m
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IN and after November lst, Passenger Trains will
~ run daily, Sundays eyccpted in connection with the
BOSTON and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroad, az
follows;
Leave Boston ut "A. NJ. II A. NJ, and s NJ.
Leave Concord at "a A. NJ, II IA A. NJ, and T. NJ
Trains from intermediate places will run AS follows yiz
Up TRAINS.
Leave Lowell nj III AM, IL ii p. NJ, and IA r.
Nashua nj "a. NJ, p. NJ, and 7 pm
Manchester 93-l 4. NJ, 81 p. NJ, and "a p M.
or Immediately on the arrival Of the from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester l-2 4. NJ, l2 NJ, and 33.4P.M
Nashua M l.2 A. NJ, ii p. ". and "a p. NJ
Lowell NJ Ia 4. NJ, r. ". and l-2 p. NJ,
or Immediately on the arrival Of the from Concord
The second train from Concord arrives in Boston in sea
son for Passengers 10 take the O'Clock tram New YORK
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail.
road 50 that Passengers may pass betwiNt Concord liza
vcrl Exeter Dover and Portland either way daily.
STAGES immediately on the arrival of the first train at
Concord, leave by various for opkinlOn
Caremon and Windsor; for Lebanon and IIanoverPh m.
outh and Iuyerll; Canaan aud Oxford; Meredith Bridge
Centre IIarbor md the White Mountains. On the sec
ond day from BOSTON, Stages reach Roy alton, Mddehury
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line to Montreal and by Steamboat and Sa,es
To Ogdensburgh; Stages also from laverl to STAN
Sicnd connecting there with Stages to Montreal Numer-
Gus other stages connecting with the Concord Rail Road
ran to the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vermont
and the CanMlns.
STAGES run daily from Frank and Sandbornon TO the
II o'clock train returning after the arrival ofihe second
train from Boston.
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HeAHEgiE'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.


HUNDREDS OF thousands Of people have proved
and all confess II an entire master OF pain, swell
ing, pile, eye, and oi every nmabe affection.
Five minutes will convince ANY one that phin 10y burns
and sCaldS are indeed trivial (Sec pamphlets) il Is
Our duty to tell all men this save is blessing is capable
ri saving all pain and even life when every other remedy
known aud the faculty is useless. Every family Will use
il. Wicked, low wtechrs ARE cOuntcrlclling it, and by
their trash much life will be lost aud suffering endured.
With nend like efrOnicry they prccnd It to he genuine.
II H. Daley No; written rnch box, Magical Pain
Extractor is genuncj avoid ii poison, useless and dun
gerOus.
The following persons agents for the sale Of the gen.
nine article In Nermonti
). !. Allen, Woodstock; Potter and Parker Pownal;
NJ H. a =. - Scott Bennington; :. =. Peck, East Ben
nngtun in Bennington County; 7. Guilds q. smith,
Wimngton Perry Dexter, Dover; Nnthl Cheney, Jr.
TOwushend; David 7. Gushing, Cainhrideport, Wndhnm
COnnty Joseph liadcl Of 80. Chester; ShHrwin Rich
nrdson, CHESTER A. l. Thompson Co., Springfield
Bartlett WhitcOmb, Wraihcrslicd; Dnnl TAFT a sons,
Talsyille q. Bailey 50. Woodstock; Walton Brown,
Fclchyile; DAVIS ~ Wheeler, Caycndshi Geo II. Moul-
ton, BridgCwHtCr. 81 en-.
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CONSUMPTION
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF L!YERW0RT.
FROM 2r5 ROWERY n v


NOR the OiCOugs, colds asthma, whOOping cough
catarrh, pains in the side and breast Bronchitis, Liver
complaints and all those affections OF the throat and lungs
which are source OF much suffering and often ter
inmate in consumption, This remedy is justly and high
ly distinguished. 1t purely vegetable, mild and gentle
in its effects upon the system and be taken in the
most delicate cases with safety as weas utility. So
tesyey has been used and often proved successful
even in extreme and apparently almost hopeless casesnot
only palliative but remedy, that the proprietor
feels hesiIancy in Introducing and recommending il TO
all who unfortunately may have occasion 10 resort to-
some means for recovery.
Physicians familiar with its effects and aware of the
healing properties OF this vegetable preparations not
frequently prescrlb in their practice and with the med
zeal faculty generally, 1t has met with more than ordinary
appreciation.
Certificates from the highest and respec
ces of persons who have either been greatly relieved By
it, entirely recovered from affections of the lungs and
liver, could be furnished in abundance but deem not
necessary publish them, the medicine is generally
known throughout the country to be the best medicine in
use Tor diseases of the lungs and liver.
For a cold and cough this is one of the very
hest remedies discovered
n b. There is spurious and counterfeit article ahOat
and lately introduced into this place. Therefore be care
m to get the genuine which is from 375 Bowery N. York
and that the new steel platel is the bottom to
prevent c0unteretis.
+4'FOR SALE by s. j. ALLEN, Woodstock; Geo r.
MOulton, Bridgewater DOwner Neyns Fish RoynIton;
+. &. Brooks, Hartford; A. d H. Wardner Windsor; ", q
s. Mathews Ptsleld Silas Burbank and Clark Collins
M0ntpclier Moses Morse, johnson; Mori, Young d co.
Slrh0rd' II. d. Morgan CO., Warren; X. a. j. NJ Rich
ardSon, Wnitsfeld I7O-ly
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CROCKERY a. GLASS MARIE

NOW opening nm extensive assortment Crockery &
~ Glass ware: including White, Granite. Blue and
sPrngd Dining Tea and Toilette in complete sets TO
match Rich Gold Band and Sprs China Tea Ware with
Plates TO match.
ALSO:
100 do, Tumblers all qualities, and prices-Pain
aud flucd Custard aud jelly Gsses Rich cut Preserve
Dishes, plain and nuted do. on stands. so revolving
cEstors all prices including splendid article with Gus
bottles, with many other articles at the lowest prices
49, CIAs. DANA, Jr.
Woodstock, June 3. 1874
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily ms follows:
Leave Boston at 81, i. NJ. and arrive al Concord
the same evening
Leave Concord "a, r. NJ. and arrive al Boston the
next morning.
Freight FIRST Glass, s I; Second Glass, So.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and Boston nm
hour AZ least before leaving to insure delivery by The
first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage should he marked, and iwhen
valued ~ more than $50 notice should given and ex
ira charges paid or claim for damage or loss beyOnl
such sum will he allowed n. C. UpHAM sunt
Oct. 81, lsi3. ist.,
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD,
WINTER ADVANCEMENT

M fS--%-.ST,, t1--t-ss.A H---A-1p~, eStt.,
syIf;S-S So 4 u E i. Sssss.
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LNXPERENCE of four years has fully tested the vr-
IL tues OF DR. snERMAN's INDICATED LozENGEs Sew
eral million boxes have been sold and given perfect sat
ismciion to all who have used them.
Physicians and Clergymen, Lawyers, Professors, rich
and poor, high and lowin fact nearly the whole OF the
American people have given them their sanction and they
are now last spreading their influence in every part OF
the known world
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands, without their being suspected.
Children and adults often suffer much from them when
box of Sherman's Worm LOZenges would give them i'm
mediate relief Hundreds of instances have come to my
knowledge where persons the brink Of the grave fast
wasting away and the Physicians trying their skill in
vain, aud resOrtnI at last, the only hope to sherman
Worm 0zenges, which have restored them to health and
Happiness. How Often have mothers called at the ware
house and poured forth their thanks aud blessings Tor the
restoration of their dear beloved offspring Never before
has perfect remedy been discovered for the entire erad
cation OF all kinds of worms.
HEADACHE, PALPITATION,
Lowness of Spirits Fatigue, Painting, Dependency,
Nervous disease generally and Sea Sickness, all sub
lect to the curative properties OF Shernans Camphor
ozenges They cure severe headaches &c, in ten min
uIes. In fact they operate like charm, and person
should go to without them they are nialhle in
Sea Sickness Persons subject to fatigue, or attending
crowded parties will find them 10 relieve them OF all las
sude and oppression.
COUGH, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
Asthma tightness OF the chest whoopng cough, cough
attending measles and all affections OF the lungs, are i'm
indefinitely relieved by ShernIans Cough ozehges They
entirely all recent in few hours. and often
the most alarming OF consumption YIELD as if by
mneic their happy influence, the case of the Rev.
Mr. Anthony the Rev. Mr. Seeter and hundreds of 9th
ers even when they had been given up ms ncurahe.
SllERNlAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
900, 900 sold yearly, and for only II IL cents,
Rheumatism, LumbagO pain or weakness in the breast,
side back any part Of the body, Immediately relieved
by the hest of all pastcrs, cost what they may, Worn
on the lower par, OF the spine they cure the piles and c-
male weakness, falling OF the Womb; they draw corns
out by the roots without the least pain Joseph lloNe
almost btu dOuhlc-this plaster cured him in few
hours. Mr. David Williams, old Revolutionary soldier
cured Of Rheumatism, Cfsevcrnl years standing by it,
The doctor dccs the world IT, produce better plaster
or better LuZengcs than his He is an experienced edl'
Gated Ply stefan, member of the Medical Society of the
city OF New York. and all his preparations are in high re-
pute with his medical brethren well with all other
classes of the community. Always see You get the aenu'
inc Shermann's Lozengcs PlaStcrs they alone are
known and have stood the test for years.
For sale by :. J. ALLEN and b! appointed Agents in
every town in the Slule. lU-ly
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New SlOre-New FirM-Ncw Goods,
RRHNSMAID 4 BROTHERS
SUCCESSORS TO
PANCBORN q BRlNSMAlD,

A RE prepared 10 sell at the lowest Boston or New
N York prices, at wholesale orrela Watches. Clocks
Jcwery, German silver, plated, Britannia and other
Metal Goods, Gold Thmbrs, specnccs. Chains, Rings,
Pins brooches and NIL goods in the line, aud besides the
finest description of Goods, kreping great yare
~ oToods ut wholesale to supply Pedars or others to
sell again, aud invite calls and orders from abroad,
assuring customers that they will lind the Goods low, and
Of the quality they are sold for.
We import Goods, or buy them wherever can get
them TO advantage and shall sell so that give
toners satisfaction.
Orders from n distance attended to promptly, and
good bargains given ny the least by PERSONA ap
plication. Clocks ar Watches by the Box single
We agents fir the Diamond pointed Gold Pens Fly
Nets Tor Horses aud MOrri-on's Pills
We have Willow Ware, Combs, brushes, IIOnsCkeep-
Ing Articles, Rmnrs, and other Cutlery Communion Fur
niture, Fishing Tackle Baskets Stocks scarl, Collars.
suspcnders, &c.
We have Dressing Gases. Work Boxes, Musical nsru-
ments Bias, and Double Bass Ninls, Mcloians and most
smaller instruments and Musical Merchandise.
In short would just say that we have very eNten-
s,e aud varied assortment Of ineficHn English German
aud Paris FANCY ARTICLES, and we are fully
that the to sell them j. 10 put them low that
Boston New York will not he favorable place 10
buy them. We buy for Cash, and sell for cash Our
TONERS buy cheap here al any other place. lany
chooses to send rs the cash inr gold silver
Watch from dsianre,o any other article and leave the
selection they shall have article worth the money
sent and u does not suit, II he exchanged Oar S
yer Spoons made IN shop.
Particular attention paid To fine Watch repairing.
BRINsMAlDa BROTHERS,
2i0 Il Burlington, Vermont.