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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04
For sale by s. P. REDFIELD.

STILL NEGLECTFUL OF THAT COUGH, and
will not believe that it is token of the churchyard-
1t will soon terminate in consumption and you will be
an occupant OF the consumptives grave. 1t will soon
be too late to remedy the ev now is the time for you
to remember that Doctor Folger's Oloasonian or All
Healing Balsam will rescue you. Hundreds of cases
might be exhibited to you, to verify the above asser-
ton. The following may serve the purpose and lead
you not only to try the remedy but to hope for
ed health speedily.
Col G. >. benton, 2l9 Blocker street, was cured Of
most harrassng cough by few doses of the Oloas-
oman. Hebelieycs it to be the best remedy and the
surest for coughs that he has ever known and has
commended it to all his friends who have found it to be
on trial, all healing indeed
John A. Crombic ESQ. l02 Nassau street, after try
ing other remedies with little no benefit, entire
" cured by aking only quarter of bottle of this
great remedy. For SAFE by s. p. Rcdfed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04
Cabinet Furniture.

COMPLETE assortment Of English, French and
4 American DRY COOS at ELLIS, WILDER & Co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04
Eaa "a z 2 E1ts Ii "a q q &c sss5o,

IaG1 : a q = LIZ a "a q u EasIs1e6@
In this village, May 3Otb by Rev. A. G. Button,
Mr. lthel S. Bailey, Of Fchburg Mass, to Miss Lucy
PattrelI, of Moretown
In Barnard, Moses E Cheney to Mary NJ Chamberlin.
In Danvlle, Harvey Farnsworth to Sarah NJ. Colby.
In Danvllo, John Sias, I'd to Martha A. Harris.
In Georgia, James Tisdale to Mary Ann Caldwell.
In Sheldon Luther White and Achsah Ward.
In Sheldon, Elihu B. Goodsll and Isabel Oaks
In Georgia, Marion F. Hurlburt to Almira Fuller
In Bennington John Boynon and Caroline Kinsey.
In Brattleboro, VIM w. Taft to Miss Laura Howe.
At Green River, Clark Barney to Hannah C. Bracl-
EFT,
IN Woodstock, Wales A. Taft to Lucia d. Cox.
In Strat1ord, Daniel Clements to Mary H. Dow.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04
Liberation.

Z His may certify that have this day given to my sor
Charles IT, Lasell, his time during the remainder Of
his minority, and shall neither claim his earnings, moi
pay any debts of his contracting after this date.
JAMES LASELL.
Twhrdge, April goth, 1916. ~ 3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04
COLTON'S
INPROV ED BEE HIVE.
n HIGHLY V.lLUqBLE LNTENTTON!!

TIE Subscribers now prepared to offer for sale
| COLTON'S IMPROVED BEEHIVE,
for which letters Patent have been obtain ed and which,
Is confidently asserted, combines sufficient advantages
all other Hives in use, 10 make it worthy the
immediate attention Of all such keep, DESTROYS
Of keeping G, Bees even though it be but SWARM:
The construction Of the Hive is simple, and adapted
the nature and habits of Bees, that, the more NU-
NERVOUS THE BEES, the MORE ROOM is furnished
for them to labor so that in the midst of the Honey
season. ample scope given for the industry of ALL This
Ilye when examined by those acquainted with the
agement of Bees is Immediately purchased and highly
recommended and such recommendations, from many
Of the first in the State (among which Governor
SLADE AMI Lieut. Governor EAToN,) are published in q
Pamphlet, together with directions for the construction
Of the Hive and the management of Bees which PAM
phlets accompany the sale of each right
This invention is the result Of much study and research;
and is now offered for sale not for the purpose of a.
massng fortune, but with the confident belief that the
introduction and general use of it will be ncalculablo
public benefit. Being desrons that this Hive should be
Immediately introduced the rubic and its superior adj
vanages appreciated and enjoyed the proprietors will
dispose of Town County Rights upon terms highly ad
vantageous 10 purchasers.
iT}H Specimens o! this Hive may be at the resi-
dence of the subscribers Pitfshed and Stockbrde Mo-
ses F. Weld, East Berkshire Bennett Eaton, Esq, Enos-
hurgh; and at the Freeman Office Montpelier
fEP Application for Town County Rights from
BENIN. ton, Windham, Rutland and Addison counties,
and from neighborng States, should be made to AARON
CoLToN, Piltsied, VT, and The remaining counties in
Vermont to ]. NJ BENNETT, Gaysvle.
AARON COTTON,
JOHN NJ. BENNETT.
Pttsfed, February 10, 1916. ST
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

In Worcester May 9Th, Rosetta Harris, aged Z.
In Vershire, VIM. Stetson aged 6, and Sarah Eliza
beth aged 10 years. children Of Joshua and Mary Ten
ney.
In St Adams, Mrs. Alyia St John, aged 43.
In Franklin, Mrs. Deborah Elrick aged II.
In Georgia, Mrs. Rebecca Blake, aged 80
In Walligford, Mrs Lucinda Kent, aged 67.
In Walden, Laura Ann Durant, aged 49,
In Bradford, John II. Smith, aged 20 years.
In St Johnsbury Rev. Leonard Worcester, aged 79
In ST. Johnsbury, Miss Betsey Tracy.
Tn Lyndon, Mr.. G. B. Hubbard.
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BRIGHTON MARKET
MONDAY, May 25,
REPORTED ron THE TRAVELLER

AT market, 430 Beef Cattle, DC pairs working Oxen,
40 Cows and Calves 80 Sheep, and about 1900 Swine
230 Beef Cattle came over the Western Railroad.
Prices,-Begf Cathe-Saes of extra, $3.50; first
quality 6OOa625; second quality, $780, third quality,
475a5.
Working Oren-sales at $40, 70, rs, &c. 80, and
500.
Goes and Calucs Sales made at SIG 20, 90 %,
%, 81, 36 and $50
Shecp-Sales of one lot of Old Sheep and Lambs at
$780, Lambs taken at 50, 263, and 3 25 Old Sheep
from Sc so to so. A part of the Sheep arrived in
the middle ofthe week.
Siojne-Sale brisk. At wholesale, 5 l-2c for Sows
and l-2 for Barrows; at retail from 1-2c for Sows
to IL Sc for Barrows weighing less than 70 lbs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04
Liberation.

To whom it may concern-This may certify, that
have this day given TO my son Cyrus RowelI, minor,
his time, during the remainder of his minority, and that
he free to act and trade for himself; and hereby re-
linqush all claim TO his earnings during his said minor-
ty, and shall pay debts of his contracting after his
date, GEORGE w. ROWFII.
Tunbridge, May l9h 1916, % 3v*
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

Hjstar's ha8am Of WHd CherYy-There is much
tanperng with the fearful malady, Consumption, and
numberless alleged remedies exist, which are but
many obstacles IN the way oftho proper treatment of
the disease. The following letter from highly re-
spectacle gentleman Of this city, corroboraes pre-
yous impression, that Wistars Balssm was none of
these nosrums.
BosToN April, 18th, 1916.
Mr., Seth ". Fowic.-I have been induced at the
suggestion of many of my friends, to make known to
the public, through you the great benefit have der
we'd from the use Of the medicine called ''Wstar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry" in the hope that others, suffering
with lung complaints, may find the relict from its
use that have done
The latter part Of last summer and in the fall, sut
lered greatly from severe cough, pain in the side,
difficulty in breahng loss Of appetite and other symp
toms which indicated rapid decline: three of the most
learned and intelligent Of medical practitioners in the
city pronounced my consumption, and stated to
me that nothing but change Of climate could be Of
the least possible benefit to me, my lungs were in
very diseased and nAamed state AT this time, in
hopes that might find some temporary relief for my
cough, bought bottle of the Basam, which not only
gave me the relief that my failing strength required,
but seemed TO give me new life and energy.
After taking several bottles of the medicine my ap-
petite returned and with it my strength my cough en-
trely left me- also the night sweats which, prev-
to that time had been very protuse In five weeks
time gained eight pounds Of flesh, and have been
able ever since to take my accustomed eXercise-a
walk Of from three to four miles day, and attend to
my regular business. | should be most happy to have
you refer any one who may wish to have other partic
uars to me at my place of business, No. 305 Wash
mgton street Very respectfully yours,
WIN. Ii. IloLBRooK.
| For s,le nv s p pEDFIFTD 3,v10
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kindle the watch Fires.

The hour for the political redemption OF the state
approaches In ten days the battle is to be fought
The busy note Of preparation is every where heard
The Wing Camp is astr. From various points oil
the State, we hear the cheering intimation. w +
ARE READY The determined spirit OF Sc md 40
seems revived There may be less enthusiasm :
but there ia iixodness Of purpose apparent which
promises triumphant results.
In isolated localities however. there is n def
cheney in Organization. Too much reliance seems
70 be placed in the strength Of the popular current.
which seems to be bearing Loco Focoism into the
gulf of defeat. This is wrong. Nothing should
BIO left to chance Every Town and School District
should be organized. Means should be taken to
get out every vote. IL any deem this unnecessary
to secure the election of our Governor 1t may be
necessary to effect other results equally important
The Wings have the power to elect majority OF
the members Of Congress. II has been done in
Ohio and Pennsylvania, under far more difficult cir.
cumstances than those which exist here. What
Wits will hesitate to exert MI his energies to
cure this result
Then let the w a,ch fires be kindied! Arouse
the slumbering Cheer on those whodoubt by the
assurance that success dwdftS Is 7ro,hcd TOR.
Nothing can defeat us but apathy. II
few men in every County devote the ensuing week
70 tho work Of Organization, their labors will be
crowned by a victory more overwhelming and go-
rious than any ever yet achieved by the Wings Oh
the State. Albany Eve. Journal.
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I.n,t il Rich

That the Evening Post and Journal of Commerce.
should boast of the reelection By the skin Of his
teeth Of David WiIl1nor Il District which gave
Polk 1852 majority, sad the election Of Charley
Brown In the Northern Liberties with orer tjfeeH
hundred majority agninstkt'n but divided between
Wing and Native candidate.) in pistre' wh'cH
gave Clay only l53 majority over Poik .-lhsSe
are the only two Members OF Congress eiec. nom
Pennsylvania who regard the Tariff OF lsf6 win
anv s@t Of oomplacency, yet their election IS
cls;roed as evidence Of its popularity in that State
1bs majority in Pennsylvania against the View
Tariff cannot be plausib!y rated lower than One
Hundred Thousand Freemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-24

No. 156. STOVES AND WAFFLE Irons. +.
Turren, No 100 Beekmanst. The parlor stove IL beau
hful and comfortable article but for article of use
give the PRrAM ArRTfGHr COOKING SrovE. We
anything in the cooking line, combining
much elegance, economy and usefulness this
presents It Is constructed either for winter
and the skill and science displayed in iI invention
worthy OF the highest praise. Think Of roasting pig,
couple of turkeys sroin of beefof the largest size
baking hall dozen pies boiling all the vegetables
CURED besides TIE required for and coffee
fire The dues solid. and the only space other
wise occupied IN the baking roasting and boiling apart
ments is the fire chamber In summer the apparatus
constructed that grdiron be used whilst all the
other cooking is going on, well heating irons and
all other ntad Of family in the way Of stove
using. We do not believe stove ever invented
combining much economy and quickness in cookery
this presents With moderate ire only it viii
bake in twenty minutes. 1t is the plus Ultra of all
stoves we ever or heard Of Families wishing to
purchase should avaiI themselves Of the Priau.
fIsland Civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-24

sEAas's NEW AND PoPCLA PICTORIAL DYscRiPTIoN
OF ENGLAND, SCOTLAND. IRELAND. WALES, AND
THE BgrrTsH IsLASDs-Embellished with several
hundred handsome engrsvings, Illustrating the Nat
ursI Scenery, Curoses, Antiquities, Druidical and
Roman Remains, Mansions, Csthedrals. Abbeys,
Churches. Colleges Castles, and other Great Works
OF Architecture etc which abound in those Gel
ebrated countries Carefully compiled from the
best and latest sources. By Robert sears
This s large octavo volume Of abo1t 600 pages,
enbelished with abont three hundred wood En-
cravings. elegantly bound, and well printed, with
paper and type of excellent quality. It processes
give complete bar condensed description Of the
parent country. From perusal of which we
should think it well adapted FOR general circulation
The character and design of the work are well
expressed in the above title as to need farther
comment Published and sold at l2s Nassau-st-
Pnce 81 so
Mr. STARS has also just issued several other new
pictorial publications and for full particulars see
advertisement on the first page OF this days paper
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BIT THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
From the I'ashingt'
Call Tor Volunteer

statement is now IN course OF PuolicsLion
,.f he Wsr Dena-nen, hss made -equsitiou for ad
dional volunteers under he 900 act We bs ssf ga
800 rn-e- 5c and in tt1ree OF the NeTr-fo.k II L
destined presume to 90 ne E0gndx al ae mae
yyhetbq- ar 7bsn the Gove-uuaeu; AZ" cal! Tor some
volunteers. we Know AID Is possible tasJ nave 10,
vet decided but no =uch cali has been made As 70
s.ain Thornton. who Is reported in one OF these pa
being no in NeYosk 5teFans men 5s ,GF the
reasrra nj see;n- him m this city to-day. This gallant
oceT comes here 70 ask the favor OF beng Te.isved
from that service, and 20 te SEM 20 ''e a's u-' -
the camp. 49,, .,,
remark. said 20 have been made n the cars By me gal
liant Bergman late Lieutenant Of the IrnxtoH: re-
lstes % al! attack on Ve-a Cruz. We nave seen u area
was in this city abat three or four days ago and we Gaze
no doub: has been misunderstood II the conversation
We csnno, be mistaken in stating that vigorous pros
ecution of the war IS the order OF the day but we
will not undertake to deveoP The plan OF INC campaign
The events VII duly develop themselves
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Thing. in philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.


PHILADELF HIA, Oct. %.
Wehave no local news. A resolution was adopt
ed BY our City Councils last evening, directing the Com
nlissoners OF the Girard Estate 10 report plan for
spenns the Institution in conformity to the will as soon
as possible which think will be in the early spring
The Cactus Case was postponed until the I'd
prox TO allow special for sixty additional jurors.
to enable the defendants 10 exert their full privilege OF
challenge.
Quite distressing death occurred last evening.
Mr. II. D6ro Smith a meriorious young artist who has
Just returned from study in Italy was found dead in bis
studio at Suly Earls Gallery. He was laying on the
floor and supposed TO be asleep but al teaume
when some one went TO awaken him, he was found a
victim OF apopiexy.
The Caledonia's news has made Cotton frm but
can hardly quote advance In Flour there are buyers
AZ - 50 and few at s. IT, but the former is the most
reliable quotations. Corn Meal held at 81 Wheats i
- TO % asked sales first rate. Pennsylvania Corn
IS cts in store Oats 81 to 80 cents Whiskey is held
at Il cts advance There is little disposition to buy
under the first excitement OF the news.
SALES OF SroCKs-Firsi B0ard-si0O Lehigh
jOl - Mechanics - Afc First Board-Sl00O state -
cash 67s 1000 do So 6s, $1,000 do ga 5000 do 6'-
Second Boayd-S2000 Kentucky BIDS 1905, Kentucky
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Personal Ezplanation.-I have long ago ayo'Ted my
determination to have part in encouraging removals
from the Country the City with view OF finding EN-
ployr,ent here In spite of repeated avo~ss am al
most daily solicited by letter otherwise TO find or
make place here for who thinks Nc'" York
Just the sphere for him. cannot conscientiousiy aid
any such effort unless in very peculiar case, be-
lsving that the City is extremely 0vercrowded no"
that new conner hardly find business here excep,
at the expense of the many already here who need H.
and that the tide Of emigration ough, to set strongly from
she City and not TO IT, Erroneous these opinions may
be- bat they are firmly fixed and cannot be easily put
aside Besides ia utterly impossible that should mid
to find employment here for in hundred OF thos"
who apply for it Those who receive special answers
to their letters Of application, therefore, viii greatly
obge me by taking this letter general answer while
TO those who apply personally sh" be ready TO give so
much time as can spare from pressing daily duties If
any shall deem themselves discourteously rested-as
some appear have donc--l shall regret but cannot
avn ~
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siege of Mouterey-Rumor.
From The Union

We boy, seen an interesting statement IN print
for the irst time in the columns OF the Matamoros
Flag OF the 10Th September. In referring to our brl-
liant victory al Monterey the Flag states hal me ho
-s- NJ ,i baa VIVA in the streets of the Mex
cans thought to make another Saragossa American
vaIor finds no obstacles insuru ountsble but is alike
prepared for battle in the plain or in the mountain
pass-the scige the guerilla II our enemies so VII IL
h ;s 1ders,ood that iapuii1 his Interior 9Th Gs7l
Tqaor gar INN to understand lRot Commissioners hnd
proceeded 10 Washington and may we not hope there Is
an end of the spillng OF blood L IS now for Mexico
and Nexcan 70 saw whether TO them disasters and
equal contest shall continue
This repor; is not TO Us. We had similar state
ent thirteen days ago very respectable authority
but not from the official dispatches that IN the interview
ers had been appointed make peace but whether by
both parties or whether by Mexico or the United States
our informant did not undertake to state The Flag
has understood before this time that there is truth
in the statement that it proceeded either from the mis-
take or The iuplcity OF the Mexican General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-24

E VIII be published Monday and for sale
By Charles Il. Ring. corner of Broadway and Johnst
WOMAN HER DISEASES FROM THE CRADLE TO THE
GRAVE adapted exclusively TO her instruction in the
natural laws Of her sys,e and all the diseases of her
critical periods by EDWARD II. DIXON NJ. D. author of
sundry Surgical essays and Lecturer on the Operative
Surgery of the Eye-pp. 3a5 price 81 % The charac
Ter OF this work is prominently moral and it should be
possessed By every intelligent /, viii be sent
By mail to any required address in city country.
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal says Dr..
Dixon has gwen deep interest mis- work and is do.
ing good service by Us publication
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OuR Nsw-YoRK AGENcY.--From and after this date wa
wish distinctly understood that Mr. v g. PALMER
sole Agent in New-York City for procuring advertise
mens subscriptions this paper All other persons
pretending the capacity OF Agents in that City
in Boston Philade pha Baltimore, acting without
authority and attention will be paid any order
ing through them Mr.. Pamers Agency established
AS long ago rs ls4 and by dni OF the unliring
dusrv he has succeeded In making It highly useful both
CITY Merchants and country Newspapers, and bore
beneficial to himself He appears 10 have engaged in the
bus the purpose ofading the country press (which
more thnu can be said of the similar establishments
New-yor) and therefore think he should receive It's
full confidence, appreciation and encouragement
TOswegu Palladium. July u. 1916
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RnYAI GuRIEY. Auciionrer

vALuABLE LONDON BooSs--TAis Erentrs WIZ be
sold by Royal Gurey 4 Co. =; their LOas Room, 3O4
Broadway. of Dusue,s;. extensive and choice
collection OF valuable Books chiefly English Editions
many OF them elegantly ernbelushed with 6ne Ensrsv
ngs-also. copy of the London Encyclopedia, - vols
Penny Cycopedia complete - vols beautiful editions
OF the Poets ard Drama &C Also an invoice OF wyld.
Maps of the Chinese Dornnions lately published Brit
sh Domiuions in India, sc; csses Chinese Insect.
Chinese Figures sc. Also complete set Of the Uni
vcrsa Atlas Published by the Society for Diusins Useful
knowledge, vols folio, Russia the Na;urasts Libra
ry, complete 10 vols 1900 coorcd plates SC. Csis.
lognes are ready.
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Senatorial Nominations.
Ohio.

We have returns for Governor from y Counties.
They give Bebb 1887 majority. The five Counties
to hear from gave Barley about 42o majority
Bebb's majority viii be about a0oo
The Columbus STATE Journal of Monday failed
10 reach US by to-day's Mail The OhiO Statesman
Loco came but says nothing about the doubtful
Congress Districts. We clip from it the following
STARK CouS-Y-Advcss have been received in This
city from Stark County the eject that In conse-
ouence Of some error counting The voes for Senator
the account of the election Of the democratic candidate
i, incorrect and that he WING candidate chosen II
this should prove correct, the Senate %!l contain a
Wig majority OF two.
The Hoase--We think TINS stands 80 to 30
SIR Wig majority 1t may be eisht.
II The Liberty vote In Sais State viii not be
less than $1,000, ii is thought A very large IN
crease-about doubling in two years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-24

FIRE Is BEyERLEY-The stone building occu
pied by Mr. James Bryant and others IS India Rub
Der Factory N VIVA, IS called New Beverley Mass
entirely destroyed by ire OF Wednesday evening De
tween and o'clock TIE stock 70 The value OF about
$3.50 and the machinery, including steam engine
were urred-
u Mr.. J. Distunieu of New-York publisher of
the SewFork register is IN this city for the
purpose OF collecting materials for similar work on
Virginia. Rich Wig
e Gov Skunk Of Pennsylvania has appointed
Thanksgiving Ter tie 2h Notwithstanding eight
States which s-e C observe tie same day.
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Business Notifies.

TEAS, GROCERIES AND NEW Eosxyev EnrIrs, &c
l. O. Fowler has IN store very large aud chesca stock
green and blsck Teas ard family Groceries OF all II.
various kinds and new Raisins, Almonds Ctroa a,ed
Crrants Figs Prunes in elegant fancy rss:oons &c &c
all OF which nc IS Offering at the very loves, marse:
prices. Our friends snd the public would d. web TO
give him call a, his stores Mes $50 snd rs Greenwich
and IS yesey
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TIE LATE CAPrA1S LEvls n MoRRIs.-At
meeting OF the citizens Of Albany on the evening
OF the 2lst inst committee was appointed TO take
she proper measures 10 have the remains OF Capt
LIVES y. MORRIS OF the Sd Regiment of T. s
Infzntr. who fell at the se;ge Of Monterey, removed
to Albany and inferred with such marks OF public
respect as are Justly due 70 hs eminent virtues and
services.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-24

q DEALINGS WITH THE FIRM OF DoMBEY
& SON Wholesale, Retail and for Expectation; By
CHARLES DICKENS No. L mas JUS! been sent "a by 4
Long & Brother. u Annst This Is Dicke1s's new
work, and vii De eagerly seized By novel readers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-24

SH,wLs AND DxEss GooDs-Sor rich and vsrsed
assortment of Shawls and Dress Goods would recon-
mend fair readers 10 call on stephen Barker 81
Grand where thSy will be 10 6ad Shawls OF every
description, also Silks, Cashineres. DC LANES Sc. In
great variety and at prces ths, cannot ia, to please