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CoUGT OF CoMNoS rLEAs.-Tic Tc0ylc .:tatc Of Nuc
York Joih A. SidsH md otans.-hcion bond rc
ported on iucsday.-Ihc question V:hctISr
ties liable after Master in Chanccry hnd paid in
cd ~ Memo) aId obtained a receipt, IN the event o
subsequent loss The sued for was - Uii being
balance OF Sl20G0 which The property sold ic in part
tion, under Mr. Sidc, and distributed hy him. Although
Jctilcd in the Court Of Chancery tie question relation
~ this balance is sl pending in the Court Of Errors
Nj. : understand has made land in the coun,ry
10 The claimants, and offered do so the original
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~ HAYS LtStNGSr Foa TnE Ptl.Es, a; % va
hr.t .0se ft0n. BroahMay.
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m rbe 80 v - - - ~ ,naay day

I'iFEovgD RSsoiSCs Oh TIT PosTs-No ~ -
% igrth, my Soup, from this my solitude;
.g.. ih.t. 10 he rubic-go tly ways
ind H. a. n-lieva Inv vir;iI-'s good.
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"a DR.. McNAIR's Acoustic on, cure for DEh
NESS, sold ouyaf2l Caurlanhtsir.ct.
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~ DALLays MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Sold 81 .
Cpurilandt street, n ll.jf price.
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.nl,.eriplion. !seeeiyed TO lls weekIy ,r.ihupc.
snbscriptions isecelvcd % lhe DaiIy Tribnn.

Z ft4h az MT cnst5 HfcoHT1lIlJIIg tlr Dffff.
WEDNESDAY, May p.
Goshen. c C0nn. ........I Lo,rYiic \ Y..... /
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- GoUR.uDs MrprcArEp So,p, sold at 81 cOartarsf
street, nj HaifP Price, VIZ. % cents.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW WORK ........-.... MAY .,
IMMATURE ALMNN,C....... THIS DAY
riiE Sun 1ltE NOON. FULL sgt
Rise 4 - Sc,s--7 70 Riscs...-0 70 cycn.-.s
LATEST DATES.
London ......---.. May 3 Iavr1. ......--..- May
Liverpool. .....-.... MAY iiNcw Orleans .... May q
CLEARED
ships Elizabeth Druison Spcnccr for Hamburg +
lUchut \ Co; illdSon Buchanan. Antwerp Waisr
Wci-scr
Barks Flom Milopaue, Brcmon, Schmi, \ Bachcq
S;a-. Cooper, Mystic.
>cbrs Turk Eldiidec Boston AIHquosh Ecbura
Bangor
Soops Proof GLASS, riydcnbure Providence Leader.
Russell Nantucket
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~ The Type used on this paper is from the
Foundry of Geo. Bruce Co. The Ink is from the
Factory of George Mathcr.
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MS Sr

No vcssols in sight nj sunsct.-Whd soq,h.
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Cop .lNp LIBERTY
MEXIco, April ~. 1916.

FROM poRr Az PRINcE-The Captain OF khe
William Nelson from R. brings dstes 10 the slh Of May
Nothing Of importance, however
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Couri Calendar for This Day.
DoINGS IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY.

COMMON P1EAs-Nos no. l, 35. 81. lla, ; 6. -. -
IL b
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Mr. Clay and rhc whls Indies of Norwich.

During the last Winter, as our readers are aware
the Wing Ladies OF Norwich CT. in token of their
high appreciation of Mr.. Clay eminent and patriotic
services through long and laborious public life
raised subscrpton for the purchase or pair OF ec-
gan, and supcrblv finished Sayer Pitchers 10 be pre-
sen,ed to the Distinguished statesman. The follow
ing is Mr. Clay letter in acknowledgment OF the re.
ccipt of the pitchers:
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NOTICE.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
"A I the May Term, 1915, Of thsPlo
n bate Courl Of Amile county, MIS-
slsslPpI will present my account a'
administrator Of the estate Of Jane
W.eatherspoon, deceased, for final SET
llement and allowance, at which TINS
n persons interested, can attend, Il hoy
hink proper.
ROBERT P. WEATHERSPO0N
administrator.
April s, 1915. 5w4
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DIR ! en LII 9
9s3ssI !S:i ! & q 10 !SslBI5

Of all the remedies ever discovered
Tor the safe, certain, and effectuaI cure
o. me Aene and Fever, or Chills and
reveI' none have more meriied and re-
celved the appreciation of the nublic
mar these Pills. Upwards Of Eiph,v
thousand Boxes have been sold II oply
- s.A lal0les' within the last twelve months
wy oyer twenty thousand of these II he
~ s,a's q Alabama alone. The Proprietor
\. M never known a single instance WHERE
'asse pilis have failed 10 cure the cbilIs
aA0 Fever, where they have been used
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Di yflDo NJ Deed NJ TpN mad
I'D 10 me- by Minor NJ whitney m ih
vi day N Noscmbsf, IN tho year lgiO
and recorded IN The Office ~ The Pf0bnt
ClefL of Am.ia county. Mississippi "
Book Gsr, Page five hundred and lhidy
viii sell NJ public auction, ~ the door D
tho Coufl House Of said county.
Oahc Form Monday n Jaig aeH,
Tor cash, ono mulano woman slave
named America, and her child Hannah
Also,-one negro woman slavs namod
Betty.
scIIing NJ Trustee ! shall convey such
title as u vested 10 mo by sald deed
which iiil Is bclived 10 bo good
T. NJ. DAVIS, Trustee.
January 4, 1915. 44mC
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fiigly according 10 Tho directions aceom
Anying ihrm One loS " ihsse iills b.
Generally sufficient ~ core lwD common
asos ~ Cbll's snd Foyer jpdgipg f,om
hese faols, ibg Proprietor has ihs ioosi
satisfactory fonaods iof s1ppOsing thaf
npwafds NJ 0B0 hIodred ihousg1J pefsons
have boon restored from sirlrosi w brnlih
~ using ibis important medicine, and
bat, too, in The bfiof space " lwcly,
mouths lodeol, no language coa do.
i1nbci no tongue can express. aud no
pen can portray tho vast amount Of sirk
ness and soldering which those Pills have
relieved, and the Joy aad gratitude oil
hose who have been restored tn health
~ using them.
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Livingston, Ala, July !, 1919.
DR.. @ r. HUI Dear Sir--Tho IA
boxes Of your Fever and Aguo Pills left
with as last July were sold out in few
months, and frequent calls were made for
moro which we could not supply, and W.
would add as a testimony in their favor.
that so far ns our knowledge extends,
they invariably answered the purpose
fully for which they are designed We
have also sold about two hundred and
fifty boxes OF Your Cough and Worm Lo.
zenges, and they are highly approved
Respectfully, yours,
X. +. HOUSTON & co.
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ELYToN, JEFFERSON Co. Ala, Feb. 3, I843
This is 10 certify, that was appointed
last April, an Agent for tho sale of DR.
HuiTs Vegetable Fever and Ague and An
tI-ieVer Pills; since which timo | have
sold about forty boxes. In not a single
instance, TO my knowledge, have they laiI.
ed 10 cure Chils and Fever, when used
according 10 directions. Since became
an Agent for the Pills, have had twelve
or fifteen different cases Of ChiIls and
Fever in my family, and Hull's Pills
have cured every case.
Price 81. per Box with full directions
% Sold IN Liberty by WIN. McKOW. |
AN and j, BALLARD, Agents.
Also sold in Natchez, by McGRAW |
and FOX, Druggists. may "a. lqm6
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Law NOTICE.
G.. II w T. B r.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
w ILL attend to su~h professional bushes
Nv as may be entrusted to his management
, ~ she .ircult Court of Amite and adjacent Copa
t,eS: Also, business in the Probate Court
annie n., VIII meet his undivided attention
oe 1mce in the Court House, opposite the Clerb
LIBERTY Miss, January 90, lS4I
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
th-Weste1n Farmer.--VoI. q
Improved Series.
Nl' W. PHILIPS ING, NORTH rd;,

MOT deSpalrng of ultimate success ir
my cherished obect-the permann,, 90
adjustment Of an Agricultural journal
'of mus section Of The Unlon--I now nro.
pose 10 this community, which is empha,.
lea',y an Agricultural one, n plan for ex-
lending the circulation, improving the
8 s'y!e and increasing the efficiency, Of
he South Western Farmer"
lhIsJournal has now existed nearly
1aree years--merely existed; for it has
NOT ilourlshed. Like some ill-tended but.
hardy plant, which barely keeps alive du
ing a long continued drought, it has ne-
her delighted the multitude with its Wig
'fous growth, nor cheered the owner with
Is profitable fruits. A few indulgenl
rlends' scattered sparsely over this and
ne adjoining states, have chafitably borne
'lth lis many impe riectons. For the
rst two years 1t was published in book
'rm, quarto size; but, on entering upon
70 present volume, for many reasons
hlch seemed imperative TO me ut the
me, il assumed the common newspaper
/ folio form.
1t il the wish OF most Gifts readers, las
am now well satlshed,) and it is my own
'slre and purpose, that il again revert to
70 book form. Accordingly, propose,
It'll the co operation Of the public, 10 Ii
ace the "Farmer," at the beginning oil
e forth volume, in such form that the
'dy Of the work will be Invested OF adj.
'rlisements, and in pages Of such con
intent size as TO be easily handled, filed h
Id bound. \
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Those to whom this Prospectus is sent are
earnestly requested to sct in the matter at once
W. = lney cannot, they will please hand it over
publishers Of papers, giving all the foregoino
matter three insertions, shall be eutltled 10
fourth volume 80" the
n. .; NORTH, Proprietor and Editor.
Raymond. Miss, Nov |. 1914 =
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4" Prore al things, and hold fast 10 thai
Which Is Goodn
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PROSPECTS, or THE
STAR OF TEMPORAL NOE.

III A WEEKLY family newspaper. do
. n. voted to the promotion Of TEMPE
HeNcE, EDUCATION, LITERATURE, AaRicur.
|. TUaE, and institutions Of improvement
!. generally, in New Orleans, Louisiana
and the South-W West, is published in hi,
. city, New Orleans at tho low price 81
two dollars aud fifty ce nts per annum. in
yariably in advance; printed in quartz
form, on fine paper and clear type.
The time has arrived when such pa.
Iper is imperiously demanded BY The ne.
culiar exigencies Of reform and improve.
ment in the South West, and we are de.
Iermlned to make bold and vigorous er
fort TO meet the demand.
The paper will advocate, with modera.
lIon and Ilberality, but with firmness and
decision, the pure and lofty principles Of
iotdt abstinence. from all intoxicating
drinks, in health; comolete and
radical reform in our system of Educa.
tlon, or rather, it will urge the establish
ment OF thorough one in the Library
and Agriculture! Societies, and all enter.
prlses, public or private, calculated 10 eli.
evale, enlgh,en and stimulate the great
mass OF mind throughout our section OIL
country--a section than which, there is
none richer or more advantageously and
'aiubrlously situated for the deyeIopo.
nent OF lis wealth, on the face of the
globe. '"'
1t will labor to kinde love for the re.
med, the useful; and neither pains nor
Expense will be spared to render il all
nat the friends Of tho cause, in which il C
embarked, could desire; alike tho ad r
ocate OF great and practical principle K
temperance, Morals, and Improve. II
lent' and the social and attractive COM Il
anon OF the parlor and family circle. n
~ the one hand it will avoid the destruc- 5,
We Charybdis Of being confined excIu- fl
,vely to one subject, and the fatal Scylla N
attempting to grasp every thing on the So
Whilst drawing, whenever it may
INK proper, upon the exhaustless and
nobllng principles of Christianity-as
ch, it will carefully shun sectarian re-
lions, as well as party politics.
With this exposition of the course we
END to pursue, the appeal to the friends Y
the cause is made. in,
STEVENS l. ARMS. ties
New Orleans, Feb, l845, Am
al
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NOTICE

III ETTERs Testamen,ary having been
granted TO the undersigned at the
March Term, le45, of the Probate Cont
OF AmIte county, on the estate of Alex.
ander Martin deceased-AlI persons in.
deoled 70 said estate are required to make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present
them, duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law or they will be forever
barred. 5000
WILLIAM MARTIN,
March 60, l845. ame
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no CURENO PAY 4
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FINAL SETTLEMEMn

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
the next June Term, I845. Il
~ the Probate Court OF Amite coun.
" mississippi, the undersigned, executor
OF Inc estate Of William III. Drenran
deceased, will present his accoun, az
nnal settlement and allowance, and re.
I'nqaish his letters Of Executoysb; S
wnen al persons interested can attend. II
ROWLAND WILKINSON.
~. 49, Executor.
4, 4oro' 9w3
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TIE PROPOSED FORM.

Inc present form Of the Farmer is fOl;o--i .
nGenslsts OF four pages, each measuring 1915
lJ2 inches The form of the first and secor,
volumes was g.0rt0-i e. of eight pages each
iIFo' The form Of the fourth volume, rs
no" propose it. shall be octaUo-i G. Il will o 40
sist OF 10 pages, each measuring Ok 81 inches
f. contemplate procuring for the purpose ofadyer.
.sanienls set OF very small types, (nonpareil
s s;uiucleht'y condensed to admit all the adyer.
t,sullehts on the two outer leaves, l. e. on the
Tour outer pages-which outer sheet can bn o VA,
oh 10 binding or filing, thus leaving tho readinG
matter OF l! pages, toitsclf In this wav, snb
'crloers will get in one month as pages, excpsive
d advertisements, or in the year more than son
SCALE OF TERMS.
10 induce some effort among the friends Of au.
lcul'ural Improvement. IN obtaining subecfi.
'erS' announce the following scale Of termS
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The following certificate was given by

The following certificate was given BY
three highly respectable Planters, nea
Fife Post Office, TaIlad"ga Co., Ala
one Of whom had twelve boxes Of the
Pills in his own family,
This is 10 certify that we have used
DR.. Hulls Fever and Ague Pills in our
families in several cases Of Fever and
Chil!s and Fever; and their administration
has been attended with complete success.
In no case have they failed 10 have the de.
sired effect when used according to drec
lions. We think they are good Pill,
and would cheerfuly recommend them TO
all persons subject 10 Fever, and ChilIsI
md Fever.
Given under our hands,
Feb. 8, 1843, JAMES BAGLEY.
Nay 3, " JAMES MONTGOMERY
une 20, HARRIS TAYLOR.
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ITO COmMts " oNcrChMnGS.
WHOLESALE HOUS ES,
NETWORK.

THE undersigned Merchants Manufacturers md Wholesale
Dealers ofhe city of New York, being provided with full
try Merchants to an examination of their respective nssort
They trust that the prices add terms will prove satisfactory
they determined 10 tho reasonable expectations
ann wh ycW o. S
to unite in invitation to call at their establishments
Hardtcae Store
ANDREW Ia, HAIsTED, No. Plat street, sells only for
cash-1ho cheapest Hardware store in the city
Staple s. Fancy Sir Goods.
EASTMAN, sHELpoN TOWNSEND, % EsGhanse Place.
PECK, NiooLsoN& WRIGni,l5o Pearl ST. and 90 Beaver
MABBETT, MULIIGAN & CO., No, 2o Greenwich Street,
corner Barclay Street.
BATES & MAsrERToN, &c Liberty Street, between VIII
curER s%a Fais1g s 50 Cedar Street, between
HALL / P%asoSs, ~ William street,
ELY q WILCOX 40 CodarStcet door ON the corner Of
William street.
Importers and Dealers IN Lad,es' Dress Trimmings,
Hosiery, GloveS and HaberdashcB
IN every va,iety.
LoPEs & oUACKINBUsII, 30 William ST.
Importers, JoJbers and Manufacturers Of Swpen
derS, Cloves, CrauaiS, .Scarfs Hosiery, Sc.
Caps Stocks, Linens, Oil Silks, &c. &c.
JOHN NJ, DAVIES JONES, lO6 William st. o! John,
fHPOftIos Dtutdo ufb sIuHuJuctWGO tt bDJN-
Stu1$, DYE Uoods .1cids SC.
WILLIAM PARTRIDGE & son, 81 Cliff street.
SHEPARD MORGAN Al Fulton street.
China, Glass and Ea1ihen Wdre.
HENRY STEVENSON, Pearl Street, two doors from Fulton
Importers and Dealers in French and English Drugs,
Chemicals, Ess. oils, PeyimeyA Brushes
also, Ptdtina Wape, Plate and Foil.
JOHNSON, MOORE TAYLOR 81 Maiden Lane (upsiair'.)
WholeSale Dealers in Boots and Shoes.
b. w. G. f. now Isl Water street, door from Maiden
Lane
Importers and General Deaies in Hudicare Guile
rb Edge Tools, &c., German and american,
comprising every thing in the Line
OSBORNE LITTLE, 80 Fulton street, opposite the United
States Hotel, between Peal and Water Streets.
WOOD, FOLGER & MESSER, No. 2l9 Pearl Street, (neai
John stioet)
Manufacturers and Dealers IN Camphene, Solar,
Patent Lard and Hall Lamps. .4iso
Sperm, Whdie, Layd and Chemical
Oils, Camphine s. Burning
Fluids.
DEIrZ, BROTHER CO.. 10 John street.
Manufacturers and Importers of BriHGnia Wue
and Dealers in Block and Bar Tin.
BOARDMAN & HART Butng slip, between Pearl and
Wafer Streets.
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CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN
BAL6SAM.

LoR THE CURE OF every kind Of wounds, sprains,
sores, burns coughs lungs, the desperate
iles and rheumatism Of every kind. II will prevent the
oonache, restore torpid aud persisted limbs stiff JOINTS
Sc and can be depended loreileve
ness IN all cases.
ms valuable medicine has been extensively used for
lde last ten years while It's increasing dcmaL I'd. the
sal lsacton 1t has given and the testimony Of multi
lude o individuals OF the hrst standing the communty
VINO have tested and inalbly proved It's efficacy
mat II need only to DO used 10 prove its auable
ceencc indeed all who haze tried The Balsam prize
50 highly that hey viii be induced undcrany consd-
c'aon TO do without 1t. This Balsam HIS attracted the
ofmcE Of science. end Physicians and Surgeons
OF The srcateSi scientific requirements give ,heir un-
quillhed approbailoni while many of them in different
sections OF the United States in their practice
md have authorized the publication Of heir certificates
u{Furch1sers should inquire for the article BY us
ing lhc whole nanie-C Arabian Balsdn-and
see tuat n has my wnen my own hand writing
across the printed directions the wrapper every
tie. l. CHEESENGN
sold by CLARK COLLINS Druggists Montpelier;
y: H. Answorth. Wlamsown; Goss Huchns,
Waterbury, Peck and Spear Burlington, and throughout
the country generally: Sc ".
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.,he Berkshire having been tried

kept on the farm--the Berkshire having been tried
and discarded
We conclude this hastily pennod and imperfect
account of our most agreeable visit to this extern
sve and well conducted farm, by remarking, that
the interest taken in agriculture by such men as
Mr. Webster, Mr.. Clay, Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr..
Calhoun of whom are engaged, and are proud
to be, in the culture of the oarth-is scathng re-
buke to those weak-minded or wrongly educated
persons, who look, or affect to look, with contempt
upon, and to consider as degrading, the noble oc-
cupatlon of the farmer. And truly gratifying is 1t
to see men of such signal abilities and exalted re-
pue, though differing in politics, united and ardent
ly devoted in the great cause of agrculture-the
basis of national wealth and nat onal prosperity,
and whose followers constitute, alike In peace and
war; the main bulwark Of the country's welfare and
security--M f. Farmer.
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A CERTAIN CU2Jl

Fer llumors scroGu, Flies, Ery.ipras Salt Rheum
ycad Head, and all diseases arising from lrnpny Of
the Bl1ud.
nOCF. BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES,
- amedcmc composed entirely ofvcgc'dblo substances
and OF 50 active character eradicate speedy and
pc mausny all h1sc Troublesome dangerous diseases
which arse Gom bad state Of hc God Is heh, recon-
mended by who have used H. aud will positively in nine
cases oui Of ten effect permanent cure The pfoprctos
receive letters every week speaking N praise Of the
uc.e and narratng Of raodinafy cures which
are too vouunnus TO publish.
REFERENC liS--Miss Sophia B.ucheite ofSt bans,
Inducy--was Obliged to cap constantly and was
without any hat Of consequence. She commenced taking
the M.xutc in Feb 1912 and by April the disease dsap.
pe2td her HAIR is now grown out full and she no longer
IS obliged 10 a cap.
:dr EIbrdge Bingham Of 81 Abans for the cure eff a
burning smartng humor with which he had been afflicted
for years
Soomon Johnson Of Durham for the cure of an ulcer
and scroiuous Affection
Erasus Stanton II w Rice and John Baker Of Stan-
bridge for the cure of piles
Hugh Murphy, also Of ST Adams was cured of bad
case OF piles IN July last in FIVE days after he commenced
taking the mixture.
UJThe above article will be found at most drurqst
stores throughout the stac-sold who esalc by CURTIS
x SMITH st Adams. VI Also by l. p WALTON
AND SUNS agents Of the propueiors at Montpelier Vt:
Also by loss Eutchins, Wdterbui f. B Green, ich>
mond Dana, Weeks and Stanton, DanviIle; L. Jeweu
~ JohnsburY; o. French Barre; n. & Hale Chelsea;
T. l3 Novns and ca. Royal,on; J. Ross Jr Woodstock
iston $500
lJ'Also by CLARK & COLLINS, and s. p. RED.
J. Held. Alun.ueIcr. VI
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CONGRESS SPRING WATER.
NAN be had az all times by calling on CLARK and
y COLLINS.
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Horns Patent Glass Fountain Lamps for Cam
phcne, manufactured aohoieSnle and retail By
j. o. FAY, 1856 Fuon.seet, Sun Buildings.
Also Webbs Superior DSdble Distilled Camphine.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

40 M r,-,-, IN fO
u,,b ,l ,,,.,,,s ,,,i,.,,. ~, r c,,r, L,, hc I'M
.Id ~, ,;dsd H., ,,.,,,I rar,,lc, Il, bc n al nc any
.S r , ~ St olrC ~, 600 , cons,sntly
w. , A. c ,, - ,u,li. r,,,s, r,,vtnro MI ,b,
"{iR5 INppGpFS tXTRACT, on IUNGWORT
IL; ,i i I'ro in tbc Will ,bnt ,yl cn,r ali WIN
S que ,,. ,' J NV nrs,,on,in ii,cr Com,loin,s oy
,n t,J liz C,r,,s C,l,Is Asthma, pIeur,s, suittno
Of Blooi Pain in Inc side and chrs difficulty olrcatn.
int Tgbncss acr IS the Chest ,pitapn of the Heart
Blonchitis Throat complaints and aI difficulty OF The
p,nnn,i, Cro,ns lcths l. NOT sufficient we will refer
r mo o,h1t ,yh ,lthc date of the abnvcl are now
80 ...,.... N,.ia,, a., ,,.,,.,c,,,t ,u.,
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Also, w Gibbs Superior Double Distilled Camphine.
1htalie TABLET Strop Manufacturers.
Price s4 g. o. ban and 10 per fo.; Portable Shaving Cases.
G. SAUNDERS & son, III Broadway
Manufacturers Of Pcrtume,y, Cosmetics, Fancy
ALEXANDER JOHN S0 EAms 9S successors to N Smith
Prcn'iss sign ofthe Golden Rose, 45 Maiden Lane.
Importers and Manufacturers Of Fringe, Gimps,
Cords and I'dsSels Coat Cards, ZephwS,
y nooru I'M W, !ROrsteds, &c.
MAgbEIT hULLiGAN :'y CO. alo Greenwich corner of
Barclay Street.
Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in Blank
Books, Foreign and Domestic Siaiionery &c.
FRANCIS x LoUTRLLp II Maiden Lane
6CMPets, or Cloths Rugs, .Nattings, Druggets. Sc.
REUBEN SMITH, J 25i Broadway, Opposite the city a
L. w. IA MILLER, ls Canal street and AZ Broalway
Joseph CiRotfs Steel Pens.
'q Pn ca11 dG of all kinds of the above well tn
cheap Pens in boxes constantly hand
HENRY JEssoP, Importer, 81 John street, cor. of Gold
Windolo Shades.
Richest choice designs unsurpassed by the city prices
CHAPLIN WELD aGS 6s g G God ss slos s5o stairs,
l. w. CHAPLIN, G. c. WELD, Nj. w. BENNETT.
Watch. Maker, Je,celer. and Deaier in Diamonds
Has hand and constantly receiving all descriptions Of
Wsshe. and Jewely Second hand Watches aud old Gold
AMOS II. THOMPSON, 800 ~ BroadSoy,
Fancy Goods, Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Importer and dealer French English and German Fancy
Goods Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors Brushes, Combs
tIIs S To9E IsT 81 Hedsy ; Street. up stairs
and William streets.
Importer and Dealer IN Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesi-
ings, sc.
A. the old established City Cash Tailoring Establishment
New York, Moylsi5. l9;6m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-11

.Hetahic TABLET Strop Jidnujact,uers.
Price ST. g. o. TO- and 10 per gross Shaving Cases.
Pen Knives, Porfimery, &c.
G. SAUNDERS & son, III Broadway.