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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
-. CaazE5asEJ THnOUGHiS r.
90 -sFst-sss;siSS HOURS FROM NgW. 81

- - HOURS FROM NEW 81
YORK TO WHEEL "z.HAo-'zA1sAa
ING and PfTTS5URG via PHILADELPHIA 'BALTI
MILES RAILROAD.
lne South and West
P..sens gers going directly through,
Leave N-x YORK: foot OF Lo-ny-sL North River ai4
P. b. in II, GresI Mai! Train
- Arrive in ehilad-i p6ia at p ".
Leave PhilsdepEt. al 10 z. NJ. dsiIy-Maii Train.
Arige Ia Baltimore al a N.
Leave Baltimore al u A. 81. by The Baltimore IN Ohio
Railroad, 1870 mica
AID arrive a. Cumberland ats Pm.
Leave Cumberland at p NJ by the National Roat and
Coo Intent Stage Lines and arrive IN Wheng 7isn
~ THE sEcosD Nail leaves New.Yors, 9 A. NJ By
Railroad Leave Philadelphia, Snndsya sreeptsd, rtSP
IL By Steamboat and A. N. ~ Railroad Tor Baltimore
Psssen4 era 70. pit-burg Lake hs splendid new snd mo-
u niles Of Sr-glGg on The -hole rO1t..
first eas. Steamboats, leave Wheeling md Pinsbury
Cincinnati and al CHER Porn In The Sou.h and Wes- Fare
81 " Cincinnati
For nroafa tickets BY ts route apply Phsdslpl
III. Railroad oice corn.r OF Hsr1st ssd gsvsprh .. al
- South Thirds, ent 90 hoard siexno"ai DeEh bar
Fare through from phlsdePha 70 Wheens SIS 10 Pits.
r.unlns pleasure F@r farther aSor1aaioo apply
Railroad oses foot Of Liberty st, az and Z N,
a, Aasus Goa no. 10 Waist, Al IL d. City Hotel,
No rS2 Roadway. ms -cd
-G~ esUnMEK ARRANGEMENT. ,,,
SSwgHS-Ths S7wYork ant Enc HAilroSd &H
Line. from phi In untii farther cor.crEe
VIII daily tsoncsys excepted between tho Guy Of New
York and Middi,Io~n 0osszc, and nt,rmedia,e places
follows
For P.ssenger4-Leaye SeE-York al IA 81 ard p IL
Leave Aicdietown s. A 81 and B. PM
Fare reduced 70 81 . MlGdIe.own-wsyin proporroe
Breakfast dinner, supper AID berhs be bad &C s
steamboat
For Freisnt-Leave New-York t5PA.
Leave Sucdl-town al IL NJ.
Tho lanes Of e usgnes and OF lha station where 70
De lc NUT be d4Ecy married 1poa each article snpp<6
FreishI not rccriye,. iftsr PM In Nsw-York
Apply 20 j. z. CLARKSoS, Agent g. tho Ohos, eoreS
OF Duane and WesI
Il. c. SEYMOUR, supehnssndsn.
March 2ath, 1875
y Stages run daily from MdGle.own, oc tas arrYLoe
The afternoon trsin, TO Milford, Carbondale HonesdAe,
Aontrose, Towsnda Ovoso and West Also 10 bonreAr
10, Windsor, Bsnshanion Ithaca, &c Ageni On board
"a EAPSCOTT,s General Passage oses r.rscssd
Sda3 mya
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rFExsS, OREGON and California, with the disceu
regions, together win description OF The same for
sals the iof7 No. II NnidonaIe, wlI-re may 60 be
found ae assortment OF Fancy and Staple Stationery Il
very low ratss Wholesale or rctal Croton Ink
Quill Pens Letter ard Note Envelopes Waters Seating.
Wax. &c &C In quaLtitiss To suit purchassrs
FRANCIS LOUTREL, Manufacturing stai,onery
my2z II Haidrn.lan-
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AAoalWh AND HUDSON kAILRAOD COMPANY.
A-Tas Annual Election for Directors Of his Company
viii be he'd oEcs OF Rzwdon Groezoeck, No n
WntsS Se~-fork, tbs second Wednesday tloth dsyl
OF June Il O'Clock q; OF thst day. Tns poll
VII Continue open one hour Albany, Asy ih, is4S- By
order OF ise Bosgd Of Dtr-c.ort
@yIs1 = POSTER, Jr. seey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

WARRANTED CAST STEEL-Edge Tools
w The genuine Conger Tools be hsd only IS
AorneysL where they made and warranted inferior 10
none and a, George Briggs Co.'S PlaItst Those tools
sold al IS Fulon-st and other Stores ssaped Conger
not my make Nine stamped lhus .Conger 50 Attor
ney-st Y" The OF }. Conger Br. Ii sdded having
an interes, II The businesA
SP- A lib-ra Discount made IN DEALERS aS SINE od'
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aENTLEMEN,S LIST.

ROBERT III. MORRIS, p. M.
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IUERAKD,S PAPERS-BURNAP& BABCOCK,
No IS ohnsIree;, offer for sale ul assortment OF
Papers manufactured by the Messrs Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial Super Royal
Royal, Medium Denny and Flat Cap.
Sank Folio Post, Bens Ousrlo Post, Exchange Cap
Ex,ra Super Cut Cap, ruled and Paiu.
Letter Paper, ruled aud plain, full assortment
Packet Posl, Super snd Extra Super.
rinted Plate Paper; Colored luiperinla
Coored Royals, thick and him
Do. Medium, do. do.
Do. Double Cap, for copy books.
Fine Glazed Coored Mediums Royals, &c &c.
3. B. hsve also hand very extensve assortment Of
Writing Papers, Book and News Printing Papers, Plate
Papers Hardwars and Wrapping Pspers They are also
ioIf agents OF the genuine Patent Enveop Paper.
ahort noure ty2l ozysod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

~ UENCI rUR fAU WINS NesetADIe LIInou'
1Atriptc Mixture Is ISe Nassau, opposite Clinton Hail.
NewYork only place the city where II can be bought
The reputation This arcls now has through the noth
section OF tbs United Stas las inc ucet Tie proprietor
establish Depot q. s above location, and dsalers
L! ind railways hand, ready forward
part o. lie county Pamphlets containing testimony OF
kcEeys, liver &c female complaints weakness OF the
te diseases OF the Lungs Consumption, Plies Jsundce,
Scrofs, SAX Rh-u:n &c 3c will be furnished CT
specsbe TO be questioned couble:, and IN
this city The proprietor Tho liberty The Of lhe
Rev. C. SParry of l52 NAsssus. who VIII iaie What
Knows Of 10. eHec OF ths -dicne dropsy gravel
The peculiar Character o. the medicine VIII A2ow iLsef III
The Vi bols zny and often 10 the OF
the u bottle The singular --cI produced by h- OF
the srce-IIs certainty relieving al csses and radically
cErns nine II eSpisc-d II The Pamphlet, which
Tie pubic and a. Interested viii please call and get grabs
a. ls2 Nassau opposite Clinton Hall Only Agency II the
city Prcr y oe bottle, 81, 50 OF co g. Discount
d-nlera -,ys SmeodMW&S
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CINCINNATI LAND and General Agency Once

lINCINNATi LAND and UenerhI Agency Vhce,
~ Cincinnati Ohio-M. L. Sheldon would inform The cit
liens OF NewYorS that he will attend 20 The purchase and
OF every description OF Real Estate and Personal Prop
ery ;te City Cincinnati and IN the Western States will
also collect bonds and mortgages and every species
OF claims Cincinnati or Louisville. Any Merchants, or
other business havng lands or other property n the
Western country they dispose OF for cash. 10
change for city properly IN Cincinnati invited 10 send
description OF The his office IN Ctrcinr Sill where all
business lis viii be promptly and faithful
ly attended 10. address Nj L SHELDON,
West Fith-st Cincinnati
Refereneet-Dwer Barber. Cor,Isnd-st J. Jackson.
is Wzll-st; Wn lngaIls 50 Wzl-sl 81 ameod
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IN PURSUANCE OF All order OF Ihe Surrogate Of lhe
County Of Ne~Yorz Notice 10 hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims Rgsinst Ethsben Cumberson late OF the
City OF YORK deceased TO present tho sans with The
vouchers thereof the subscriber, he office OF Albert
Gilbert No. q Wal-streel. ir the City OF Nrw-TorG on or
before the 18th day Of July next-Deed New-Yors, the
sd day Of January 1886
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of The Surrogate OF tho
County of NewYork Notice is hereby given 10 all per
sons having claims against Michael Martin, late OF the
City OF New tailor decreased To present the same
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber Al the office OF
n Doyle No. 10 Nassau street, in the City of NewYork
on or before wentyhih dsy OF August next-Dsted
New. York, the 18th day Of February, 1916.
% JOHANNA MARTIN AdmnistYatrix
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ny ORDER OF George NJ. Smith, Supreme Court
~ commissioner, notice Is hereby given that an sttnct
usul has issued against the OF Holden x. Vaughn,
now or late OF the State Of Rhode Island, nonresident
debtor and that the will be sold for the payment OF his
debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment
cordiDg law within nine mouths from the irs pubcs-
ZION OF this nocesnd that the payment OF any debts due
him by residents OF this State and the delivery TO him. or
for hs USE of any property within this State belonging
him. and the of any such property by him for
hidden by law and void. Dated Norwich, Chsuango
Co. Oct. 10Th l845 BABCOCK x REXFORD,
OILS lsw3m q law6m AiorneYsfor Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
EeQal Notiees.

NOTICE barely given hai attacaeat u favor Of
Grprye g. Cougar OF tie city OF Unes Oossda Ccs.ctv
h,s issued ,r.ns TIE estSie OF Hamilton D. R,sley nca
esdest dester residing II TIE Safe Of Illinois, pursuant
e stsf,s core-ng lon-tesidSni 6eo,ors wa.ea suaeh
I'D e Of he SIC JcSica CrcHiI sc thai the estate viii
so for he payment OF @ ceois OF the sad htseS, 0neas
be appear ard discharge ar.scher sccorc.cg
within rae mouths The frsi pobcatoc o, his ncec-,
and payment aay debts due TO sstc Risssy by
sGert OF This State ard The devery hin or for hs us oi
any properly within tbs State belonging 10 him. anu ne
transfer OF any sac property By him forbidden BY sw
sad void. AATTESOS ( DOOLlTTLE.
Attorneys for attaching creditor uSes, Oneds County
Ds;e1 January srs. lssS il9 lSwSrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

OFFICE no LET WIN or wiIn1al loft in u,s s.cofd
" r,ory Of store sl Wsss The aitAbs for saar
boat or forwarding agent Possession giv-n nmsdatsly
Apply tn HOWELL az 'fD. ~ y as
40 PLUDBkRs-Tse qnd-rsignet is now pTsp,Ta
Il supply the trade with bis Patent HDso on liberal
t.rms HORACE n DAY % Cortland at myHf
COo CASS, WARD x COSOvER
nvl4 No. 50 Hrnadst
AhDi7 EGGS OF superior quality, Just rec.tvud snd
! 1hn, s-i- ~ HOWELL, y GfRsffn U..,.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

EiTY LOANs.-Pe.sons DESTROYS ofinvesting money
Yin the Revenue Bonds Of this City, payable IN lS47
with interest ak per cent annun or IN The Six fe
Cent Temporary Water Loan, payable in one, TWO or
three years with interest semi annually cao do 80 In sum
Of s25O and upwards, on application q! ths othce
JOHN EVEN, Comptroller.
Comptrollsrs Office Nav 9Th. 1886 rny6 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

O. no LET-rwo Rooms the 81 ,ot OF houses 10
Ra Greeuwch-st. 10 r small g-n,sel family Would No
furnished II required. Crotou In the house
Inquire ~ store 2iS Eu,ton.st mx92 lw-
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fT0HE UNDERSIGNED having been luly sppotnir

Z
by The Hon Frederick = TkIlmshge, Recorder CT tbs
City Of NswTotk Trustees OF The estate OF George Loek-
wood roc-sesident debtor al persons indebted The
,ad George Lockwood, sereoy required r-cd-s
account OF al debts snd of money ewing hy HEN
spectvely he said LOCKWOOD scd 20 pay tie to
sny properly or effects OF The said lockwood required
70 deliver The same tba Trustees before ;hs thr
tenth day Of June rex al the Office Of Hsrvey A wee
Eso No Nassaa-st In The city OF SewYork. Ali Craft
ors the said Lockwood required deliver ih-ir
speclve sccouuia and demands said Trustees
same une and plsee. Dated New-York, April sI.- 1870
ISAAC V. FOWLER.
ABRAHAM c. DAYTON.
e ERaINaRD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

NGTICE.-At the Annua Election for thirteen Difec
l Of the New-York and Harlem Rstroad Company,
held their Office This l9h day Of May the following gen.
tlemen were duly elected for The ensuing year:
John II Dykers. Peter Lor1lsrd, Jun.
Floyd T. Ferris, Edward G.. Faile,
David Cotheal, Gouyernsur Morris,
John Gray Samuel L. Lyon.
john Alstyne, Ferdinspd Suydam,
William c. Wemore, Edward X. Collins.
Charles w. Sanford,
Al a subsequent meeting john r. DYKERs was elected
President and DAVID CoTHEAL Wee President
my2p Tvs WIN. S. CARAVAN, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

For sale BY CYRUS w. FIELD, No 9 Bur!tog-slp.
n B-Pr:riing Paper Of any and quality made 70
order uyiS 2W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

ING and PiTTSBURG, via PHILADELPHIA BALT1
MILES RAILROAD
To Western Trayelers!-Great UnVed States Mall ssd
Lne soQih and West "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
M. ERTHEILER,

NAYS PATENT HOSE-EDtioly new principle
~ The plan OF making hose recently patented the cub.
scriber must commend .r fayosby all per who
spect It. Tssmply making aube about tho thickness
pipe OF clear India rubber without Joining aud having 40
exterior and Interior surface smooth Iced pipe This
tube In encssed bu not attached o another OF heayy duck
or other suitable covering limit tho punson OF the
her tube under severe pressure 10 perfectly light
and when tho covering wears ouI II may patched,
5andsged, replaced with very trhng eosl
pieces OF the pipe which hsa ono year IL nos
a. good 40 new CroIon sze will be furnished the uni
form and extremely ov pree OF ia pence foot For
by tfe Psentee aud Manufacturer only at No q Corr.
anast who IL conhdent from experience Of u yps
thai ho has hit tho right plan for making hose pps
10 all purposes for W hich leather he's been used
ny4 eod HORACE H. DAY. Wsrehouss, 2J Csrt,andr
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ships Panama, for Canton; Clifton for New oriesns;
Br ship Consort fer St Andrew; brig Good Hops, for
North Kingston, RI
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From the proceedings of large public meeting
:. -o,.r Hall on The 2eth alt. at which number
SC a,.,ineu.hed men and many clergymen were
'. ne take the following interesting extract
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24
Sheen Sheds,

We have repeatedly urged upon our readers
the propriety of erecting sheds for the winter
keep of their sheep, as well upon the score Of
humanity as upon that of economy We have
been long since convinced that animals can be
subsisted upon much less food when protected by
cover from the cold and inclemency of the win
ter by warm quarters, than when exposed in the
open air. Casting theory aside, two recent ex-
periments made in England, demonstrated the
truth of our position so clearly, as not to leave
loop to hang a doubt upon.
The first is an experiment made by Walbanke
Childers, Esq, member of parliament. He had
forty sheep of equal size and weight selected;
twenty were fed in the open field, the other TWEEN
ty in rough shed, yet the latter, although they
received one fourth less food than the former,
showed an increase of 20 stone more in the short
space Of four months.
The second experiment, was made by Lord
Ducie; one hundred sheep kept in the open fields
consumed twenty-four pounds of Swedish turnips
daily, each, while second hundred, protected
by covered shed, only consumed twenty daily,
each
The reason OF this difference in the quantity OF
food is obyious-the excess goes to keep up the
animal heat, instead Of being appropriated to the
increase of flesh, muscles and fat.-1merican
Farmer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24

appreciate the heaven bestowed boon of love-
The wild birds that awoke them from their SUM
bers in the morning, hardly sang more sweetly
and joyously than the fair young bride, and the
delicate wild flowers that sprang in rich profu-
sion, were not more beautiful than she in the
meek performance of her humble duties. At
evening they read and talked together of the
musing of the day, and knet in solemn and
fervent worship, and at morn they uttered their
grateful thanks to Him who had preserved them
from unforeseen dangers. Their few neighbors
shared their implicit confidence, and the stran-
gers who CHANGED to wander through their wds
never found the latch-string of the cabin pulled
in On Sabbath when the few who could
assemble were gathered together, he read to
them from the sacred volume, and if sorrow
weighed upon any heart among them, the gentle
couple were the first to minister relief.
Let not those who dwell amid the fashions
and frivoities oflife, imagine that in their secu-
sion they were shut out from all the means of
improvement; say rather they were shut out
from all the vices and temptations of the world.
They had grown wise by the faithful discharge
of lfe's true responsibilities, and by constant
communion with Him who is the author of all
wisdom. As their little community advanced
in numbers, and society required higher or
ganizatlon, Charles Lawrence learned how to
discharge its highest duties, and none who knew
him ever regretted that he had passed his early
manhood in the Forest Sanctuary" Their
children had grown up untarnished by the vices
of the world; cultivated by their own care, and
instructed in all that virtuous life might demand,
for they were early taught their capacity for inn
provcment, how to use their own powers, and
how to rely on their own exertions. Wealth
hld not poured in upon them like a flood, but
they had slowly and surely advanced, without
either yielding to Encouragement or being incl-
ted by avarice-and now at the meridian of their
usefulness, they found themselves possessed Of a
competence honestly obtaiHed, and the conf
dence and love of all who knew them secured
by their unfeigned kindness an sincere regard
for the good of othels.
The unpretending virtues Ct their eldest daugh-
ter had secured for her the devoted attachment
of one whom they could love as their own son.
and the evening of the coming day was TO be
the bridal 1t was not strange that Charles Law
renee should have looked with lingering regret
upon those happy days, nor that he should in
duIge single apprehension that their life might
not always be blessed But the hopeful tones of
the "harmonic chord of his being again at
lnned his soul to its ~onted melody, and calling
together his happy household, they once more
sang then evening hymn beneath the humble
roof and earnestly implored that not one grace
might depart from them as they changed its low
shelter for one more tasteful and convenient
Ferventy did the good man acknowledge that
though apparently separated, they we're still, and
ever should be an unbroken circle, here, and
before the throne of God.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.

compare in value with either carrots or beets.
Potatoes or pumpkins are valuable for horses fed
raw. never knew horse to be troubled with
the bots that was fed with a few raw potatoes
every week.
have made my communication rather desul-
tory, but my principal object in this communca-
ton is to show the value of apples for fattening
hogs and sheep when mixed with other substan-
ces, and the saving to farmers from picking out
their old sheep and fattenng them, instead Of
peIting them in the fall or letting them die in the
spring, as many do
When a sheep gets old and the front teeth
partly gone or pointed, the best way is to take
them out entirely, as they feed better without
than with them. Yours,
A VERMONT FARMER.
Windsor Co., Nov LIST, 1916
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24

tlcul@ly my OLD ones. MY -,
month of October, to select from my flock all
that do not promise fair to winter WE'LL old ewes
in particular, which will be likely to die in the
spring, as all sheep growers know they are liable
to do, and give them a good chance for fall feed,
and also feeding them with the same kind of sub
stance that do my hogs, and by the first of Jan
uary have them first rate mutton, bearing good
neeces This kind of feed is excellent for mich
cows, and cows that come in early, or for ewes
that are with lamb 1t does well to mix with
cut feed, only there should be more water put in
to the mixture.
When my potatoes get short, put in beets
and carrots for my sheep and cattle, and consid-
er them much better for being cooked. Tur-
nips are EARLY raised, and are very good for
sheep and cattle during the winter, yet will not
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24

JAYNE's EXPECToRANTBy reference to our advertiser,
columns will be that this valuable Medicine offered fol
ale this city, We esteem pleasure be able recommend
his medicines the best calculated the purpose ocurnr
colds, soeroa asthma, and all affections the lungs From
long personal acquaintance with Dr. jayne know
quack and his medcnos modern cvup
but the result Of his long experience practising physician
and the expense Of great labor-Iiaord Ct Daily Review.
ONLY GIVE 1T FAIR TRIAI.We ask no more Of any one
than to give d. JAYNEs EXrKcroRANT fair trial. if
not the various diseases for which recommended
and eecuay than any other medicine that has
offered to the public the proprietor willing undergo
atty however the public proper impose upon
him. has, and will Coughs Colds Asthma, Bonchi
Bleeding from the Lungs Throat Whoopng Cough Group
very large majority ofthe hopeless CoNSUMTON
when Physicians and prescriptions fail to do any good Again
say only ty twill not harm you but must and will do you
good 50
For sale By s, P. Redheld
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24
DIR. Rogers Compound Syrup Of
LIVERWORT and TAR.

II Sgts and Csrtan Cure for Consumption Of The Lungs,
Splitting q Blood, Coughs, Colds, Asthma PAIN IN
the S'de' bronchitis, WhOopiag Cough and all Pul-
mOnGry Complaints.
the whole catalogue of remedies for all pulmonary Affections
there not one so universally known and virtues
been thoroughly tested TAR as cure for Coughs colds
and Consumptons it understood without an equal
ERWORI, the other principal ingredient in this preparations
also known to be equally ecacOus relieving the urinary and
mder stages Of pulmonary affections In combining these
other materials the utmost and skill been execsed
and confident the proprietor the efficacy this medicine
that is WARRANTED to give immediate reiefn compaent
above specified that after trial twenty four hours
not benefited he may return the bottle and the money will
funded Accompanying each bottle directions using and
recommendations from and references those that have
use of the medicine.
The subscriber has been appointed agent for New England
New York. and has supply and
Agents will be supplied liberal GEO. W. SCOTT
For sale by BALDWIN, ScoTT Co., Collins, and Red
field Montpelier GOss Waterbury JAS Sawyer Boretown, w
Cardell, Warren, Delano South ardwick Perry Co. Cab
OF Worhngon j. Irasburgh and Hanson, Morrisvle,
Camp, Stow 24:ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-24
PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GA
LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS FUR
NISHINC nEPOTG.

WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals, -Four first premiums
and two highest honors the National the Massachusetts
the New York and the Pennsylvania Exhibitions respectively
the splendid CoOred Daguenoypes and best apparatus
exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without regard weather
Instructions given in the
large assortment and stock hand at
the lowest cash prices.
New York. 25 Broadway Philadelphia 1876 Chenut ST. Boston,
as Court and So Hanover SITS Baltimore 25 Baltimore ST. Wash
ngon Pennsylvania Avenue Petesburgh, Va Mechanics Hail.
Cincinnati Fourth and Walnut and l76 Maine Saratoga springs
Broadway Paris 1877 Vee Rue du Temps Liverpool 90 church
street. 3Aly