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Prom the n. o. Tropic.
VERY LATE FROM CORPUS cuRtsrI


The War Department. and tie Army Of Obs.rvafiOH''
BY the Alabama, which arrived yesterday from Corpu,
Christi, haze received the following important letter.
We little curious how The offiosl paper will
manage ~ explain away these strange Developments.
tcoEREsToSpEEct oF TIVE Tsopfcl
CoRPus CHRISTI, Texas, Oct. II, 1945.
Gendomen:--By publishing the following statement you
will oblige many in the Army Of Occupation" and
many msreprosenishons
An article in the Washington Union, explanatory OF the
extraordinary course pursued by the Wsr Department In
sending Artillery troops into the field without their guns
beays gross ignorance Of tho fse. nost shameless
attempt deceive IL suys that the rArery troops In
Texas but ARTILLERY in name. snd provided with
muskes to Infantry; that four companies have guns
and hosss and designed cooperate with the other
corps Field ATiiery" Whether this statement be an
Ingenious one, leave you and TO your fesdefs de-
eide. Beyond oil doubt tho 81 Dagcons the 81 and 4th
Infantry, and Lieut. BfsRgs company Of Arillery, from
Charleston the only troops originally destined for the
TeSsn frontier IT'S well known that the suthorihos At
Washington expected immense loss Of lives among the
troops sent, upon souyo campaign, 10 tropical climate
In the month Of July They, therefore, ordered out the
minimum force which they deemed competent 10 gusrd
the frontier until the seky wss over. AwH panic,
got up IN the month Of August by wsgs job.
bers, caused change IN tho original plan and the
quont fenying OF large portion OF the whole army this
point Until this period Lieutenant Brag,'s company was
the only Auey force 10 the 6eld-the only Artillery force
expected in the field. Lieut. Bragg received mystorOus
order last Of Iuns sail for New Orosns thoro TO
await further orders. He embarked with bis company
Charleston the 2Jth June, and arrived at New Ohesns
the 1911 July lie there received sdyiecs from Wssh.
ngton informing him that bis company be mounted
and equipped Flying Arisry; his guns be ship.
ped New York. aud hs horses TO be sent 10 the Texan
frontier from Fort yssspl He directed 70 proceed
the arnval Of his cannon in New Ofesns 20 JOIN Gen.
Taylor tho mouth OF the Sabine. As be age Of giants
well that Of ehiyafy s gone, Lieut. b. would have
found serious undertaking 10 have dragged, BY hand
bis pieces from New Orleans tie mouth Of the Sabine
Fortunately for him he found Cen Taylor In The Crescent
City, Iesdy 10 embark with Brigade Of Infantry Tor Aran
sss, Tsrss, without the emotest intention Of approaching
wrhint two hundred miles Of the mouth Of the Ssbne Gen
T'yOr relisysd the Artillery company from the somewhat
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THE BANKERS CIRCULAR.

In another column will be found the prospectus OF the
above named publication. We have received the first
Der of the Circular, and think bids lair be valuable
paper all business and Banking Institutions.
The statistical information furnished by the LIST number
OF the Circular, highly interesting and valuable.
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RsZliY no john puNPLINo, J.. =

R6ttiY TO JOHN DUNPLING, Jas
Tks reassa ~hy afriend Dbre" ds>s - spssad slse
bread spon h table, suppose. 10. that az - God
Of earg dssf he concludes his besrdss hase as
good ase - hmsef; and his stale bSssd h thfowa 10
East tor told there they pace stale bread upon the
table upon the principle that the hosss was fed
shsvings viz IL goes very far, bccsese precious little 10
One who prefers stale bread TO frcsh. would choose
ash cake in preference plum pudding II Dumping. Jn
should be very sick the first thing. warrant he wosd get
when would be chicken broth with stale bread
ersn6ied In t. TON DUMfLING, SR.
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A LUCKY MAN.

By little paragraph clipped from the sssion Post. ~s
lind that Of the "cui,ers in the .osk Hall" Clothing
Store in Boston. has become heir 20 very large
Left hun by relative in tho Old eosnuy. u
A Lucky Mn-one Of the esttets At Soak Hail." and
poor man. With large family .recsved the intsigence
BY our last bernis, Of large Of money,
houscs. land. plate. horses, csisgcs &c. &c. amounting
from 900 to 1000 dollars, being the effects Of
rich pawn BOXER deceased Of whom this cutter is sole
L..r
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THE mARKET.-To-dayF Flour is dull and nominslly
held $3.50 per bril- Rye Flour aud Corn Meal are both
scarce and in request Wheat has been in brisk demand
Sales OF several parcels Of good Psnns red at 10 and
some Al 81 H. A lot Of prime at Sli5. Corn hardly
suppoTisformcr rates.-PnmI. N. ANIE.
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The Newark Daily Advertiser, after mentioning psir
o. beautiful lamps manufactured that city, for tho Pres
dents sarsge adds the eTpo sion Of hope that Mr. Polk
wiz zee reelected IN these brilliant rehec,ors the value Of
ne 'sh aud tho necessity u protecting that which protects
oa' nme,esn manufactures 10 degros hs alone snabes
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,

u - stca.e.1s
III Dvawias ef Ais.anira Class B. drawn iih October;
~ So IS 81 50 10 30 IS ~ 10 Is IS % 62
"A Capital % soO.o0of ssia ~ The Prime ssllsr,
HoYr.
% Asi'ss' al esds" for Capitals the truly laely
u. a. HoYr.
Mos ns fsoewisG sshss~s asd rsma ususedtseyi
SPLENDID SeHExks FoR NovEnsKR!
Asssdria Loscsy. Class "a araw November Id iets -
sseo iooso $780, ssi7 prizes $500. Of 5000.
ksee nl.ss AID seners In psoposoa eestnsas Of
1870 S mses Lss~' ~ b ssA' By mail zoe siss. halves
A..sndria Leas. siys "a dav Nos. eth Canal, s,a
ooe hoea seoo $500 yss7 ssoo ps... % Iooo ~
whoe ress ~ havss s. ia Ae.ainesa. 81 INC
~ So -. - s'.-.- - y
AID ruEE COME, TAvoRIrE souENK. *
$4,000 CAPITAL-TlCKETs ONLY vi2.,-,
mia. Lorsr s.s q Z. draw issA Nov.-les. Csp..s
LIsAsss ~ tsys. y" , esucese Or package % -
Who'll Tickets vh be BY ns os ESQ. havss So 90.
Aera.dIis tusy. a. dnw ga c.pss.s;
rehse SIC haves ard ers In propossion pae
as Of rs who,s Teis win be eiao CO. sss
AensfA Lostry, chs e. trsw Novsussr Capitak:
eosoo. 5000 teto seoo seoe isoo. pr.ss
esftncar wheo>s ESQ spaid
fer.oas visiins The ahouh nOYrnis u
p rches In sn In esss savsrtssd Nv c.Grsrosy Co
eo.>any On hard Onss sneioss Prize Tekrts
ID uh proPnes aud ,ha DrsuAss Of Lo,tsss
re9ussaed % q " 10 order Of D. II HOYT Rit bmo.d
neAmon4 October ~, p
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NEW MISCELLANEOUS HOOKS. JUST

ISIGs AND LENoNs,-se Basssts Naples Pts.
~ 80 b3res Lemons-Por ssls ~
I6-6t DAXENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO.
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ROBERT MOTT,

HOUSE HFEn FhfnteF md GIaEfoT
Nsrf hs EreAangs Best, Rikraoa6, VTrRf-ss,
UA5 received further supply Of Paints Ola and
varnisfes with Painters brushes and Bepe
ment Of foaa ssIO 70
inches of which he desou. ~
most reasonable ..... 81. ..
Ma large supply sosp ssos. r.p for 81. low gu
psvior paint Cor Tin shinried Roof . N.HP nv.
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CARRACoAs INDiGoiJ eeroon' carseess rudgo Of ,vy.
- quality. Ior ale low I6 INIOEs \ RRoTBRR
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RICHMOND ACADEMY.

UST received another supply Of those hand
" some BEAVER HATS made by Bsebe Cosar. Broadway
New York Call gentlemen, AL supply
really handsome in the Of Hat hsy going very
X. d. ALLEN d co.
No. 90 Man stfeet,
oe ~ ...-.. Neu door " X. 10. Jonkin.
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Valuable Medicine.

Dr. Brandreth's Vegetable Pills have proved them
selves an efecul siant Of nature, having cured III
the United States at least hundred thousand per-
sons of diseases which had been pronounced lncua-
lie bv medical men ofte first and and stand ng.
These Pills. form the peculiar properties they pos
sss. are calculated to diseases, whatever be its
name, all having the same origin, in any person IN
whom is the universal breath cflie," who partakes
of the UNIVERSAL "one bIood,'' Of which made
all people who dwell upon The earth, and whose dis
order arises from the 'unversa root ofall disease,
namely, impurity imperfect circulation ofthe blood
Those who are suffering from bad state OF health,
will DO well to give them a trial.
AGENTS.
Jonathan Hagor, Middietury; Alfredo. Ros-
coe, New Haven, Warren S. Brown. Addison;
P. Fletcher and Son, Bridport; Wright and
Bush, Shoreham; W. B. Bixby, Vergennes
I~C. Mead, Cornwall; J. Simonds. Watch
Point; A. Weiherbee, Fctrisburgh Ccnlr(
Allen and Wheeler, North Ferrsburgh; NJ. w
Kinsey, Monkion Ridge; Geo. W. Parmelee
Bisiol; Simon Taft, Whiting.
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F. BROWNS
Sarsapa:i!la 81 Tomato liittcrs.

ETREDD"ICK BROWN, a celebrated
Il chemist of noston, hasgsucceeded for
the frs; tine in combining the medicinal
virtues Of the SARsAPARILLA and TOMATO.
And the result has met the most sanguine
expectations of the medical profession -
The whole vegetable kingdom does not fur
nisI two substances so admirably adapted
II purify, nourish and rigoraie the human
system. These B;ttcrs have all the effect
OF the most powerful purgatives when US
ell in sufficient quantity. and yet are 50
mild in their operation that they may be
given TO persons in the most delicate health
with perfect salty. They are very agree
gblc to the taste.
The componen: ingredient of these Bit
tiers is no secret.-They are composed of
n very strors preparation of the celebrated
extract If Spanish Sdrsaparilla aud the
extract of Tomatoes, with the addition of
lme of the most popular vegetable med
icIncs the country aiior.!S
The true means Of preserving the Health
and Strength is 10 purify the blood and
correct the unhealthy state eff the Bowels.
For this purpose 40 Medicine has been
found equal 10 Ihc Sarsap&riiia aud Tom
a'o BiltcrS.
These excellent .iii:ers will be found a
c.riam cure ~ al CaseS of indigestion or
dyspepsia, jaunii-c, loss OF appetite, gen
cal debility, i,ininrs, and Sinking of the
stomach, iowness of splits, co tiveneSs,
determination % blood TO the head, pain
in the Ii BIS aai S!Ie darrhu,a. weakness,
dizziness, cutInena> eruptions ouIhe face
and neck. hccti; l. rr, nj h; sNca;s. merry
oGs and sick heais.'he, aciaity of stomach.
bilious affections, piles, costiveness. and in
all diseases ca8s2d l,y inipurity of the
h'aoi, The Debility Of the system, or the
unhealthy Sia . nt ihe stomach and bowels.
They are also exceedingly eliicacious in
restoring constitutions broken down by
setrntary employment and have been ey-
tensively used by Clergymcn. Editors,
Printer-, CLERKS, %ran,>:rPSSrs au1 nunIcr-
nrS others Whose health had been injured
by confinement a'.a c'ose aspiration, with
tie happicst tcsuis. They restore TIE ac-
ton ofthe stomach, increase the quality OF
The hlo1d, and ininart 10 the wan and emu
ciated system Of he Invalid the vigor and
gov Of true heulih.
These DiiteaS arc warranted to be Il pure
" Vegetable caanronud-aud mark this.
X they can never 10 the last injury in
any case whTtcyer. ~
they are kept by persons as FAMILY
MEDICINE, and have been given to the
YOUNGEST CHILDREN. on account of the
milIncs5 ofiheir operation, with excellent
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Bilious, Remittent, and Other.
Feyers.

GENERALLY begin with yawning, stretch
ing, pain in the bones, languor, giddiness.
swelling, about the region of the ST omach,
many other unpleasa mt SYMPTOMS.
Dr. PHELPS COMPOUND T MATo PILLS,
are one of the best medicines the world for
the cure of Fevers, because they purge from
the body those morbid humors which are the
cause otevery malady incident 10 man. In all
cases of fever, fou: to six of the TOMATO PILLS
should be taken every night, or il the SYMPTOMS
are violent, night and morning, THIS plan, if
properly carried out, will in short time, sub
due the most violent attack at the same time
the digestive organs will be restored 10 healthy
tone, and the blood so completely purified, that
FEPERs, as well as every other disease, will
be driven from the body, and l,allh 8 vro
will be given to the whole frame,
.or sale by agents in all the Country towns
Price IS els. G. r, Phelps NJ. D. Proprietor
Hartford Ct.-wlthout whose signature none
are genuine.
For Sale by SIDNEY MOODY. Middlebury.
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LOOK At THIS T.!
DIR. MARSHALL'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE
BLACK PLASTER.

This Plaster is unrivalled for curing seorfHloVs
sirelliHge, scurrey sores, lame back, burns, pains
the sides, hips or limbs
and seldom fails to give relief ir cases Of local
rheumatism, lfapplied to the side, it will cure
many Of common irer complaints, and il is found
TO be equal it not superior, any corn plaster for
oorns on the feet, If Immediately applied to a
fresh tcound 1t will PreUea and cause it
quickly to heal.-Families in the habit Of using
this plaster, find it BETTER than anything else for
all purposes for which plaster salve is wanted.
Its virtues have been witnessed by thousands of
respectable individuals in various parts Of the
United States, who have tested its Efficacy
PRICE, 25 CTS. PER BOX, /
5Many certificates may be had. showi i!sng
extraordinary effects.
BEWARE OF CaUNTERFEIrs.-All those wishing
to Perchdse the genuine article Of Marshall's
Pla ser should purchase that Of which II. c Grid
ley Middlebury VT is the General Agent, and no
other, as Manufacture personally the Plaster scld
by said Gridley. DR.. Marshall.
Certify that the above article was executed in
my Presence by DIR. Marshall and that hisa sigda
TURF thereto is genu ne Dorasues Wooster.
Sold Wholesale and Retale by H. C. GridIey,
General agent, MIDI 'ebury Vt.
VIM. P. Russell. and Sidney Moody, and b,
Druggists generally throughout TIE U. States and
Canada. 40
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Wool Growers
r A n ~ " % r q y


The subscriber being very grateful, for The In.
eral patronage that he has been favored wihdur.
ing the last year, would again announce 10 rbs
public generally, that he has purchased he
WOODEN FACTORY, formerly OCCUPIED 6v
EDWARD JEwETT, at New Haven East Mills. ami
having employed the bestol trcrkmca and rut bis
ndehtReTy in thorough repair, is in readin1ess IN
receive and manufacture Wool into Plain Chr
cttsSiDeres q. FzaaHeLs on the most asonabet4rm
by the yard, or on shares, which he pledges shan
be done in the best manner possible and to the
satisfaction of all who may favor him with tbei-
patronage.
The subscriber will give strictand conStantrer-
sonal attention TO the business, and by reason of
the experience he has had as a manufacture
hopes TO receive again a liberal share OF the pub
lie patronage the ensuing year.
EDWARD PHAIR.
N. B. He will carry on the business of Cloth
Dressing as formerly. E.P.
New Haven East Mills, Nay :, 1915. ,: On
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NEW GOODS.

The subscriber are now receiving large sup
ply of Spring and Summer Goods.
Among the assortment will be found almost
every article of Staple Goods required in
this section, and great variety oflhe new styles
of Goods for Ladies Dresses, Florence g. Straw
BonnetS, Ribbons and Artificials, &c, &c, &c,
which will be sold on terms as favorable as atany
store in the County WRIGHT & BUSH.
Shoreham Nav -, 1915.
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NEW BOOK STORE.

L. W. CLARK, is now receiving
and has for sale the green store door east Of
J. NJ. Slade & Co, general assortment of Classical
and School Books, together with select assortment
OF MISCELLANEOUS AND RELIGIOUS works. In
addition TO the classical and school books in general
use, he has recently received the Mass. District
School Library, comprising a good assortment, of
instructive books in various departments of useful
knowledge.
ALSO,
full assortment of the books published by the Mass
s. ;. SOCIETY suited to the capacities ofthe Young
the hliddle-Aged and the Aged The salutary inilu-
ence ofthose publications has been felt and acknowl-
edged by the Christian Public for several Years with
increasing satisfaction.
Churches who wish tc supply their schools can OBJ
tain their books at the prices they sold for
at the depository in Boston, with slight additional
charge for freight.
ALSO, full assortment Of the publications of the
American Doctrina Tract Society.
The above will be sold invariably at the same prices
they are retailed in Boston, Persons wishing to
supply their Families and Schools will do well to call
ANY books wished for and not on hand canbe or .
dcred, and Obtained at short notice.
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GENTLEMEN'S SUMNER WP,n
Plain Black CassiIneres,
Fashionable Fancy do.of the most eI,c,,.
styles. gum
Gambroons,
Sack coating, &c,
Summer cloths ofiall descriptions. Ju,.
received and for sale by
May 5. z. BECKWITH & co.
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
loi the HARTFORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY
for Middlebury and vicinity, and will receive
for nsuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established rePuta-
ion of this company, and the promptness
with which all their transactions have been
characterised render il unnecessary 10 say any
thing in its favor. All business connected
with the efficc inirusted to him will be faith
fully and puncLually transac;
JONATH IN HAGAR
MidIlebury. Feb. 26, lS42 42;y Agent.
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AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
T T should be resoried to by all whom are predis-
L posed to consumption. !or troubled with cough
or cold night sweatS, asthma, pain in the side AID
chest, difficulty of breathing, iishinesS and sore
ness across the chest bronchitis, Livercomplaints
and all affections OF the pulmonary organs.
The toLLO1CiRg needs no comment.
Greenfield, Saratoga CO., n. Y,
1Tr. c.. J. Rosvelt-Dear Sir:-I'he love OF life
urges me to make this effort to obtain som, OF
your medicine, as believe il will cure me. l
will give a statement Of my case. About four or
five months ago was taken with bad cold;
and was very hoarSe in consequence of working
in water while building saw mill, II being a
mechanic ana was under the doctors care about
four weeks, and got to be able to walk about, and
tried to do little work which brought on a slight
bleeding the lungs. l returned home dispirit-
ed and sick. The next day while sitting by the
fire, blood VESSEL burst in my lungs, and Gem
menced bleeding very fast The doctor Lap
pened to he near, and mas done every thing in his
powert 10 stop the bleeding, and finally succeeded
after l0OSing near quart from ny lungs and
more from ny ann. But this did hot last but few
hours, my lungs were 50 SpaSmodic the doctor
could not control them, and for five DAYS and
niShlh continued to bleed, until there was no blood
10 rua. when il ceased it left me SO weak could
scarcely breath or stir. | lay for a long time in
one position, until my lungs healed, and began
10 gain a little strength. But about four weeks
ago relapse came on and bled again at the
lungs, and continued to cough and raise large
quantities of bloody matter every day, and was
rapidly Fastening to the grave nv friends and
neishborS had givenup all hopes and told me that
Imast die. My physician could give me no en-
couragemeni,e except helnngs were no tyet ulcera-
ted, and all hopes OF recovery gone, until one of
your pamphlets were given me describing DR..
Larbors Extract ofLungWoTth. My neighbors
Obtained bottle, for me last resort but with
very little hopes Of it doing me any good. Ihaye
now taken il about week, and strange 10 say.
from the first dose | took OF it | began to mend
and my health is better every way NY night
SweatS have nearly ceased, my strength improves
myraiSingS are less, and hope is again revived;
but my medicine is almost gore, and wish Won
10 send me two tolllesi,Imediately, and if Irecov
er, viii DO all in my power to spread the news
that consumption can be cured, | remain vou7s.
sc. CHAUNCEY D. MEDBURY.
We do notask people 10 use Dr. Labor'S Extract
of Lungworth unless they afc convinced ffon The
proof offered them that 4 cure can lie effected in
all cases oflung and liver complaint. provided
the diseases are not past human aid
For further proof see medical looks in hands
of the agents, containing certificates &c. AN
persons desiring the agency ofhiS will please ar
ply 10 the proprietor. CT. ROOSEVELT.
Sole Proprietor,
81 Broadway, Albanu.
w P. Russell, MiddIebury,
+. HUNTINGTON, Vergennes,
g. w. PARMELEE, Brisol.
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GOODS,

which they are now receiving at y /
FRI n X L N, consisting OF Broad
cloths. fancy and plain Cassimeres, Satinetls,
Yelveteens plain and fancy Gambroons-ior
summer coats and Pants, Krimlins &c. &c. for
cbidTen's wear, French Balconies, Gro De Va
Ience, Grape De Cosse, M. d. LANES, Plaid
| awns &c for ladies wear, Cashmere, plain and
stripe De Lame and other Shawls. Florence and
other Bonnets-a large assortment very low
Fur, Leghorn and P L. Hats, Caps, cords and
tassels, Ladies Cravats, blk and fancy Italian
Cravats &C. A large variety Of PRINTS, bro
and blea. CottonS, TickingS &c. with great va
riety of DRY GOODS not named A large
stock of GROCERIES of all kinds-Crockery.
Glass and hard ware, medicines, Oil and Paints
Iron. and Steel Nails, Fish, Salt, Plaster, Flour,
&c. all of which which will be sold at the very
lowest prices.
Bridport, April Is, 1915.
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FARMERS OF OLD ADDlsoyl Have
forgot that the best stock of substan,., !c0
pie dry goods, sugars, molasses, Teas s''
the cheapest prices can be found al 2 3 q at
with & Co's2 DECK
Roll up your double wagons and c,,,a
of at your own pricesl ''1iA
Middlebury, May 9TH, 1915.
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1916.
v ergennes and Troy
"a T Ef d o
M. ID. HALL, & co.

THIS Line of boats Will be IN hrSt rate repair
at the opening of Navigation, and will commence
running to and from Troy and Versennes. Leav-
ING Yergennes every Tues and Saturday
mornings at7ocIockA Troy every We'd
nesdav and Saturday a. o'clock P: NJ. Freight
will be received in r. yup TO the hour of start,
ing. Freight to .iipped from Vergennes must
be on board the day previous Passengers tIaV-
eIing South will find this cheap and convenient
route, as well as expeditions, and no pains, will
he he SHARED 10 render them comfortable and sat
isled. The proprietors of this Line, hope, and
believe that the promptness and dispatch with
which Goods are shipped by this line will insure
them full share of public patronage.
Packages should be marked care OF M. II.
Hall, Troy
r. CHAPMAN, Agent, Vergennes, VT.
5O;6m M ID. HALL, agent,
255, River St. 81 door up stairs. Troy Ny.
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CMZy syasd See.

Fl. NICHOLS, at his old Stand l door
South of the Baptist Meeting house has on hand
a large stock of Cabinet Furniture which he WIZ
sell very low for cash or most kinds OF produce
Astbe Subscriber intends to keep ON hand every
article in his line of business those wishing 70
purchase viii do well to call on him before pui-
chasing elsewhere. -,-.r
xTWANTED iouneyman Cabinet me- kei'