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TWO THE PUBLIC. There is not room ina new
paper advertisement TO publish the numerous Ger.
tcates Of cures, but the invalid is referred to med
ical pamphlet to be had of any of the agents gratis
Such proof as constantly laying before the
public must convince all that DE-. LARBOR'S EX.
TRACT OF LUNGWORr is the only medicine in
the world that will cure all who predsposed TO
consumption liver compants,or troubled with conrbs
colds asthma, pleursy, splitting of blood pain in the
side and chest, difficulty of breathing phncss across
the chest, palpaon of the heart bronchitis throat
complaints, and all affections of the pulmonary or.
gans. Ifthis is not sufficient we will refer any one
to others, who (at the date of the above) are now rs
ing this article in variety of Proracted lung com.
plants. All the certificates shown TO the public
prove conclusively, one thing-that the VEG ETApLE
EXTRAcT OF LuNGwoRT is possessed of certain now
crs, in healing the lungs and restoring energy to
those who are supposed to be fast sinking into the
grave over every other remedy ancient or modern
And why not! 1t is medicine that is not the work
of day-the compound of a drug shop havinr only
for its object sale. II is remedy that owes its ex-
istence from natures source, certain cure for COM
plants of the lungs, and all the premonory symp.
toms of consumption. Quackery, probably, would
put new life into skeleton, provided you would be-
Iieve ita least the inventors of some of the SEEM
ING popular remedies would induce you TO believe
possible 1t is to put in the place of such stuff
a remedy really of use TO mankind that the Vcgeta-
bic Extract of Lungwort made
The study of years--the proper proportion of the
ingredients--their effect upon the different systems
and the stage of disease in the palionts-all these
were in the minds eye of the physician who formed
this medicine He knew that to make something really
useful remedy, study and observation were ne
.cessary, and he failed not to devote all his attention
to the purpose. He has succeeded-the Vegetable
Extract of Lungwort has taken lis stand and beyond
the leading medicines of the present time as the only
true eradicator of pulmonary CoNsuMPTIoN extant.
This is true and ccrtain-rue, because susceptible of
proof-cernin, because its power and usefulness in
saving hundreds from death cannot be controversial
c. }. ROOSEVELT, Sole Proprietor.
AGENrs-J C BINGHAM, st J)hnsbury; Dana
Weeks s. Stanton, Dnnville; Z Perry g Co. Cabot;
Simonds Conant & Co. Glover; Strong 81 Jewett
Barton; Geo. Worthington, jr. Trasburgb; II Ceve
land. Coventry; ] Bates & Co. Troy C Elkins North
Troy; ] Jewoit & Co. Stevens Village 4lsyl
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ABIAL GooDELL,s EsrArE.

yHNHE subscribers having been appointed by the
a Hon. Probate Court for the district of Caledo.
MIA, commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust
the claims and demands of ali persons, against the
estate of
ABIAL GOODELL,
late of Lyndon, in said district, deceased, repre-.
scented insolvent, and the term of six months from
the 9th day of Sept 945. being allowed by said
Court, TO the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us-Do give
notice that VIC will attend to the duties of our APP
pointment at the dwelling house of widow Cynthia
Goodell, in Lyndon, in said district on the 9th
day of October and on tho 9th day of March next
at one o'clock, afternoon. on each of said days
EPHM CHAMBERLAIN, ,
PHILIP GOSS, COMMISSIONERS
Lyndon, Sept. 8, a. d. 1916. 426w3
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NOW OPENING,

E0Y The subscribers, the best assortment Of FALL
-bD GOODS they have ever had tho pleasure Of Of
erng to their customers, which they will sell at rea
sonable prices. Their assortment comprises, among
other articles the following ~.
Silk and cotton warp Apaccas, plaid do, Rep and
twillcd Cashmeres new styles, plaid and dc Lame,
Broalclohs, wool dyed, fancy Cashmere, Doe Skin,
foncy Sunetl, silk aud tabby Velvet Ycstings, hope,
mink, plaid blue and other Prirts-Good styles; hl'k
Cashmere Shawls fancy Hdks., rich bonnet Rib.
bons. Tabs spiral Cord polka do, green Barage,
per Cap Laces, Edgings Gloves, MiIts bondanna
and pongee Hdllls,, wool Cravats Serge, Plqds,
satin figured Cravats, beachcd Cottons fine Sheet
ing Agawan do, Ticking. Batting, Wndding &c.
- a 'H-@Ha- n 1-=-iy $3.50 VA Y
GOODS, &c.
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world; by means whereof found out my God, who
will comfort me wSrld without end "
Poetry.
soRROWs on sENsIDILITY.

ny \ factory GIRL.
Oh! why was feelings finer sense
10 weak mortal given
When at each step in life's dull path
Some quiv'ring chord is riyen
Tho souls deep gushing sympathy
Meets no response on earth,
Aud dreams Of Natures inner life
Are rudely crushed at birth
wandered late, oppressed and snd
into q lonely wood,
Where only zephyi's gentle signs
Disturbed the solitude.
Mcthought some hidden dryad lay
Where gorgeous leaves were strewedi
The trembling foliage fell;
And forth there hoped ioad
oh YEARLY turned me then
And sought the mighty sea:
What solemn music thence arose.
The soa-nymphs called IN mel
spread my arms in eager haste,
Ard murmured here | amt
A flint death shrek heard, slipped,
I'd irod upon clam!
form ETHEREAL crossed my path
A lovely cherub child;
Her lips were wreathed with sunny smiles!
Her glance was brightly mild;
said, fair child, come view with me
ION glorious sunny sky'
cant, for nanny said she'd hare
M tea, some pumpkin pic!
wandered where stranger stood
With earnest beuvenward gnZe;
As if some mystic vision lay ....
Beneath the horizons haze.
Ills eagle eye met mine. no spoke;
/ stood enlrnnced and dumb
RS gtUine to rain iike siriy, gall
You'd better dig for homer
An met nh me where shall ny.
Congenial scenes TO find?
| cannot wakan sympathy
With grovolling humnn kind.
Bahi what an onion -odered gale
And Sue, with greasy hand,
Screams 'Porh for dp1igr!''-Iei me go
And dwell in fairy land
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situated at st. 'Johnsbury Plain, VI. Said stand
is too well known to admit Of any Recommendation,
or even ono word in its fIvor. Said stand will be
sold cheap and liberal credit given. For further
particulars enquire or hc suhsrtiber the premises
The subscriber offers for sale first Farm
VI. in pleasant village. . - '-'
Said Farm consists of about 80 acres, all under
good improvement and well fenced vih wall, with
good buildings thereon.
Also--a right in common for a wood lot, ilh
bout 80 cleared.
lie also offers one other farm in said Lunenburgh
situated about miles from the village consistng of
roo acres Of excellent land with convenient build.
nEs thereon.
Also 100 acres Of wild land situated in said Lu.
nenourgh, about one mile from said last mentioned
farm, well calculated for farm.
For further particulars, enquire of the subscriber
at 81 Johnsbury, or as il respects the farms Of Levi
A. MOORE, on the premises, or ]. w. HARrsmonx
or Gro. w GIrEs, Of Lunenburgh.
4 GEO. Z. HOLMES. .
81. Johnsbury, June &c 1916. 4l3,f
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Railroad Prices,

THNHE subscriber would say TO his old customers
a and friends that he is selling good Sole Leather
at from 6 10 90 cents the pound, and is intending to
keep Boston or New York leather on hand at the
lowest prices Cor such prefer 1t to his own tanning
Also, Timer Leather, Calf Skins, Boots and Shoes
ut reduced prices. Cash paid for hides.
ISAAC HARRINfTON
St. Johnsbury East, Sept. l6, 1915. 425w6'
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The Northern Remedy. N. III.
Downs Vegetable EsalsamlC
g.8 a-.l Ha HBfxiP.


The most efTectual remedy for Colds, Coughs Com
sumption, Splitting Of Blood, Whoopng Cough
Asthma, Group and all diseases of the Lungs +,
FHNHlS Medicine is purely yEGErABLE--ihe resu,'
A not of mere theory and speculation. but Of nnch
study and research, during years of suffering anda
bility; and the inventor having succeeded in curing
himself and having tested its efficacy upon thouSlnu'
Of individuals in New England and the western
States, feels great confidence in Recommending !"
the public as a safe and efficient remedy. HOpe"n'
most conspicuouslv in removing all morbid p''"
tons fran The Lungs aud Fuimonary o'sa".'
Keeps me Cough loose, promotes Eapec i0' If
renders The 6redthag easy, and induces ueS.S
quiet to the system. peculiarly grateful 20 Tue
after having experienced days and nights oil ''S"''
lnquietude and suffering. ,,o,.
1t has at least one peculiar Advantage oVe' nor
other articles in common use; 1t Is fHhb .xrs
STRONG oPIATEs, and POWERFUL AsTHin w., =
which are liable to do great injury to the Ease,
In the use of this article, the cough neVsr ,nah
I'LL the cause is refnoyeGl;--hence when 'no "
ceases the patient is we'll. ,,,v By
This incompatible medicine is prepared guy and
N, H. Downs, Troy, VT, the original inVe''O'
proprietor. 2''l %. irl neg 1. ONLY
CURTIS and SMITH, st. Adams, vI,,OIed
Wholesale Agents. by whom Agents can Do suPr
in any part of the Union, upon the best p;rohaul
Sold by especial appointment, by | G
ST Johnsb,,ry Plains Jonas Flint, do Cen en- ranch,
Darling and s s Hill, Concord; :, II Newell,
Lunenburgh, Fuller Sc Co, Lyndon; " RroJIey,
Burke; Blake Sc son, Sutton; W weeks
Wheeock, VT; N Gilbert, Sheffield; pa"I psocham;
and Stanton. Danville; NJ Martin q W parnet: Or
Geo. Hubbard, Guildhnll; j Jewett g Co., Puegate.
McNabb, McIndoes Falls; Geo. Co"'e'' -
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ODS, &c.
J. JE WETT So co.
FRESH. OPENING.
c, C. Wilder

EXTOULD inform his friends and the public that
w he will open OH Tuesday, Sept. 23J the lar
gest and most magnificent stock of Goods he has ev
er offered for inspection, comprising a complete as
RnrlnnpnI of
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hi hN EDrcss GsO0ds.

which consist of rich figured and shaded Rep. Cash.
mere do. de Ecosse, mus DeIaines, and every other
variety of Dress Goods. changing on every rich and
desirable shade In SscU5sS9 GOODS
my stock is unrivaled among which are silk warn
Alpaccas, Get do, silk Orleans cloths cot warp Or
leans Cloths, silk warp Indiana Cloths, Romeas SC
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Know all Men.

(drd some 1VOnten, for women rs, S,..
FNNHAp j, AARoS FARNLM, of 81 JoL,'J
the County Of Caledonia and State os WlTy, ID
have entered into contract with Hmm Cn,,, vermont
Of Waterford County and State aforesaid Ing ca
procured large quantity of una have
FOsN3.NI"S Latest Imbroped pa
go, Cook Hoves, '' "0hon
OF 81 nlt'iZes, and also, box and Air Ti,b, G.
u1 azes which am prepared 10 sell loves o.
Bet knows. To all, y'
Both great ana small, .....
Az Brandon lhsy were co,,
Through heat and clld
om very bold
TO say that they will las,
N. 3D. have denosited Stow,
Lunenburgb, and have a supply y, " heeIock and
hoTse,ant ntihe Grand Depot at II. Cum NY dwelling
IN waterford, also at Aonzo Dem,s' lung COZ
tire. LYNDA CenI
St. Johnsburv. Sen. - .,e.. A. FARNAM,
--------------------- 425m3
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stray HHeifcr.

CtAME into my enclosure about the middle OF Aug
Va red ycnrling Heer The owner will please to
pay charges aud take possession Of his property,
~ VIZ .I. HORATIO N. ROBERTS. b
ST. Johnsbury Sept. 2b, 1915, .. f20w3'
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E2cal Estate G0r sale az "a Bar-
gain.
VERN STA N d,

VBHIE subscriber wishing to go West, offers FOR.
n sale the we'll known TIA
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Chairs +! Chairs

CONSTANTLY on hand and FOR sale At the low.
~ est prices by f. II FARNHAM.
81. JohnSbury Plain, June, Is45. 4lOH
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e I o a IL i IN g s ,

most perfect assortment Of new and elegant styles
of f,brics for Coakings, many of which have never
before been imported and are very beautiful Goods;
all wool Gala Plaids, very brilliant colors and new
designs;-a full assortment Of tie best styles of
PRINTS, Ginghams Cambrcks, Linens, linen cam.
brio lldkfs, Laces and Edgings dark and light, as.
sorted kid Gloves Of superior quality for ladies' heavy
buck Gloves for gentlemen, superior silk Pocket and
Neck Hdkls. for gents; Cashmere and Thibet face
Shaws, new styles, ladies Shawls, bonnet Velvets
and Silks new styles, Florence Bonnets, beautiful
styles Of Ribbons and Flowers, high cuors.
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D, c. Stocking, Dentist,

(FROM b q S TON,
ENTOULD announce to the citizens OF this place,
w that he has located himself at 81. Johnshury
Poiu, where he will attend to calls inthe line Of -hs
FILLING, CLEANSING. EXTRACTING and
SETTING TEETH.
Alter several years practice, no feels himself com
peent to undertake and perform, in the most perfect
manner all the various operations on the teeth. That
the preservation Of the teeth, Ivy skilfuliy a.
dapcd to thatend, or the supplying Of any deGcien-
cies occasoned by premature decay, is subject de-
serving Of particular and individual attention, whcth.
or for their services in mascaton, usefulness 10
speaking or for preserving the natural symmetry Of
the counlenanco unimpafed, is now very generally
conceded. .
Those who wish 10 have their teeth examined are
respectfully invited 10 call.
Office opposite Holmes Hotel ...r.
August, lR45. 4l0d
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For Sale:

FENiE valuable Farm, situated near Concord WI
lige. in Vermont, known as the Wetberbs
Farm. Said farm contains 20s acres of first nj,
land, and is capable of making two good farms
is well wooded and Yatered and has upon It w,
story dwelling house and two barns. This farm i
pleasantly situated, and will he sold rery b,y who'll
or divided, TO suit purchasers. Terms liberal am
payments made easy.
Apply to Enoch Osgood or VIM. May, Esors. a
West Concord, TO Moses Hal, near the premises q
to the subscriber at Bridgton, Me.
425m3'l THEODORE INGALLS,.
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w OOl lem d 90 G 9 .

heavy Pilot and Beaver Cloths, heavy double mled
and mixed Fancy Twceds, Fancy Doeskins and
Cassimeres Sutincts, printed and plain Broadcloths
all colors, new styles and Vcslings, trimmings of all
kinds, black and gray MuIls, Boas, Furs FOR Mufls
and Trimmings.
The above, with n large stock of other Goods not
mentioned usually found in country Stores, and will
be offered on the most reasonable terms Friends
ale invited to visit my store where they may be as
sured of finding articles of the best quality at the
lowest prices.
St. Johnsbury, Sept. 90, 1915. ASST
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Tailoring.

Nh CURTIss would inform tho obabi,snts of
m 81 Johnsbury and vicinity that p has just
returned from tho city, where he succeeded obtain
ing first rate workman aud is now readS,o do
business IN the latest aud most approved styles.
All work made in the shop warranted to fit.
N. D. Particular attention paid to cutting for
others TO nuke.
Sept. 6,ls46. ai 423tl
DOcts. B. SaabOrn &C, B, Darling,
PHYSICIANS .9N.D SURGEONS,
LYNnoE CoRNEn, WI.
Particular attention paid to Dentistry. 422f
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LSsP EcroSs .sSD ssLES or ToRicco, By DEsSE &
BRoTN sr THE FOLLOWING FARMHOUSE

INSPECTIONS .skD ssLEs or roRfcco By DEs.SE g
BaoTN .ar T8E FOLLOWING "sREHoUsEs-
SHockoK wARk-HorsK. August s, lsi5.
Mr. Ro. Hill CATERS crop. OF Albemsre-i hid al got
Mr. Palmer; hhds. 81. a, 50, Mr. Gray.
MIR l.. Bisnton's crop, Of Cumbersnd-2 hhds. Sii
$50. Mr. 7. Anderson; hid SS.io. Col. wnfree; do
$50. Mr. Gray.
Mr. WIN. Baker. OF Louisa coun,y-a hhd'. at Ssi.
hid S7i, do. 3, Col. Myers.
PuBuc wARE HopsE rux
Mr. j. ID. Gillism's crop, of Buckingham county-l hid
$40, hhds at -, Mr. James Gray; hid ~ MIR Graner
SHocxok wARK.uou.K, August IL.
Part Of MIR s. Morris crop, Of Baekingham-l hid. al
1915, MIR Gray; do $50, Mr. Graner.
Mr. Stephen Moss crop. Of Buekingham-t hhds So
"a, 81, st, Mr.. James Gray.
SuocKoK WARE HeUsK. August IL.
Dr. John r. Woods crop, OF Albemarle-3 hhds Sl2,
H. 10, do. at 50, MIR Jas Gray; hid -, Col Myers
do. S6s, do. S7,25, l do. S6.7S. do. So; hhds
LUCE, $500 and IS; hh6s. ct Lugs averaging Si-A
part oi this crop sold some time since
Mr. VIM. b. Teuy's crop. ot Goochand-l hid 1919.
Mr. Mayo; hid Lugs, saga, Mr. Thomas.
part Of Col Bondurants Buckingham crop, inspected
time since Public Warehouse; hhds To Mr. Jas
Gray, SSt.
Puntic wARElIoUsr, August 10.
Mr. VIM. Ransom, ST., OF Buckingham county-l hid
81, MIR Hobsop; hhds. ssh, s, Mr. Caskic.
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Our readers will join In saying. that have ,ass'
interchangeable correspondent in the parsonage Of young
friend souherner. His letters glad to see, not
only afford food for thought the immediate readers OF
the Wing virgna but the papers South Of arc copy
ing hem and bestoing deserved praise upon the eor's
Of friend wake up the South TO the importance OF
manufactures.
We have the best evidence possible in possession
that the many parts OF the North arc be-
ginning take deep interest in the prosperity OF the
Southern States and devolves upon OF the South to
render every facility in power to convince the manu-
faeu.cr that this region OF county affords abundant
means for prosecuting all kinds of enterprises.
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Woouen Faetory in Frede,ick,burg.

We are heartily glad to learn by the Fredc-
ricksburg papers, Of late date, that an enterpri-
sing gentleman of that town, has purchased n
large building in Fredericksburg, for the purpose
of establishing at once, Woolen Factory This
is a move which will be of vast importance to
our neighboring town; and we trust the enterpri.
sing gentleman who has made it, will he fully re.
warded for putting ball 10 motion which must
eventually if not at once, roll over the greater part
Of the Southern country.
John NJ. Herndon, Esq, is the individual who
has undertaken to establish the Woollcn Manu-.
factory in Fredericksburg. He has purchased
what is termed the "Od Foundry" a building
which, but short time ago, was partially destroy.
I'd by fire. The walls however, are standing.
and they will now be added to- and the house fill.
81 with the machinery formerly used at the Falls
Factory, for a short time. The entire range of
the building, when completed, will he about 300
feet in length, sfording abundant room for the
employment Of large number Of hands This
Factory will be in operation in few months, and
we cannot but repeat the wish that those who are
to embark in the enterprise, may reap a rich re.
ward.
The whole is to be under the management ur
Mr.. Kennedy, whose experience and skill in ma
nufactures, qualify him for a successful underta.
king.
The Recorder" in abiding to this matter, un.
der tho caption of an "Important Movement" says:
Bot not Fredericksburg sone, will il benefits be
confined We beg farmers remember that they can
dispose Of al the Wool they raise, in their own market
and prices much better than speeulsors who buy to
sell sgsip, can srrd give Would they not do well 10
pay suonon The growth Of WoOll IN three years
they will be ofs greedy market for oil they make
NJ tor very doors The march OF enterprise, trust
ward In old Virginia Manufacturing establishment
il spring up elsewnore and indulge the hope that the
Dnsquslled wstof-power Of the RaPpahannoCk, will
, & remain unmproved. We appeal TO capitalists Ia
the ball In motion The obtuss business Is
fail the extraordinary advantages presented
and the fieh reward which must incvitaby follow"
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BOSTON MARKETING.

BOSTON MAKkET-MoNpAY AFTERNOON, Aug. II
What with the and the expectation OF receiving for
cign news, the business transactions today have been
quite limited. In Cotton there nothing DONE
Povsions-A fair business has been done by RETAIL and
there was n sale OF ness beef nj $40 mos Flour-Thc
demand Is limited and no change in prices sale was
made at 800 bbls OF Fredericksburg at Si3I3 Mola-ses
Sales OF CaTdenos 27c and Surnam at the
Honey-A small lot Of Cuba sold Csc per gal Sugar
Nothing done except in small lots To the trade.
ATLAS.
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WILLIAM GRAY.



We undersiand that MsIor RnRgold's corps or T. S
Flying Artillery Fort Melenry, have received orders to
ery.- 10, Motsgorda, Texas, practicable The
ae hp Hermann has been chartered for the lransporta-
ton o. tn corps, and will sail tho necessary
-lngelnsnt- can be made.
IEo fo-u'T Washington correspondent, Of the N. York
Courier writes under dato Of Saturday last
have armed news which has an exceedingly
Wsk 10y. r-ance and would appear to indicate that the
Adm .iJn has become possessed Of information Of the
dOi Of MoxIcans, leading them expect declan.
and active hpsulites learn that this morning
sre were despatched from the Navy Yard here. hun.
Ore and hty boxes Oi muskos by the southern boat
90 through by the mail New Orleans aud one hun.
dod bOycs 20 addition have been ordered to be after
'a"m q quick as they possibly be prepared.
ihefc have been alec 1000 ball cartridges ordered 10
be pared and forwarded by the conveyance with
the ospatch, well number Of gun carriages
ID other military StOres . great u the hurry, and
gent or VI the Government for the dcs atch Of these
,s, that ! an informed the wUfkmsn at the
Navy Icfi will be work all day morrow although u
will be Sunday! This would cate that the adj
TIni-tauOn convinced there 10 be- Joking bot an &C.
bona fio This news may have come private IL
tho by which buyal, which appears the papers,
having through By last evenings mail Perhaps ITS
nature may be public shortly.
The New York Tribune Of Tuesday says that orders
reeti'ed Saturday requiring Capt. Duncan now
Fort Hamilton. few miles below New York 10 be IN
readiness, a moments warning, with bis company oi
Flying Artillery march Tor Texas. Their destination b.
the mouth Of the Arkansas.
We mentioned ycsierd1y that tic T. s. troops Fortress
Monroe Lad been ordered embark for Texas immediate.
ly
The New Orleans Courier Of the 9Th instant says
We have heard that Gen. Taylor who commands the
American oOps on the Nuccca has determined &, take
.ossosOr % small fort Constructed by tho MoGcans on
Eastern bank Of the Rio Grnnde and 20 send the gsr
10 the other eide Of ,lat river.
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BINFORD & NIMMO.

IENG dssrous Of selling 90 Their Spring and summer Goods
- order make their Pan sIpp w. Day
of'f great bu.ius 10 Al who may them eln u
partners Ooing the north making pueiseshey
h0fry 10 receiving and
- Fancy and Staple Dry Goods adapted iho
f1de. and suited 10 the approaching winch they
e attention Of County Merchants and Of .if frerds and the
public generally. bu Ij-2awJwTAF
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N. Y. MARKET, Angus, I2-2I-P. NJ.

Sales Of cotton 900 400 bales change in prices.
Flour s dull Gonesee 81 ga and store lots St,25.
Sales SO bbls Ohio clover seed at 81 cts, cash.
$500 bush Southern sold 81 ctsand 100 at
So and few hundred Jersey at GA cts.
Little doing in provisions, but prices firm. The stock OF
pork here is under 10 900 bbs.
Drudge whiskey sells freely % 100 State Prison
bbs sold 23i, and others 231 most VI the lots
IN store held at "a.
Best bills London % a 10 per prem; liitle bust
ness yet.
=. 5. Evening.-A lot Of 600 bales Of cotton dis
posed OF this afternoon. making the sales in all for the day
HOO baes.-JouR Cox.