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New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
CITY ITEMS.

Po1IcE.-Batore day break tills morning Mr joel
: Gilbert xto represented himself merchant tailor
from Btsrhar1pton Broone CO. vas KNOCKED down
il the oar rsr, OF the city sad roobed OF 500 n bank
bills and $50 in gold. He WAS qcite intoxicated VIXEN
found py ofcer Hepburn was badly c1t and had his
clothes rn7ch torn sni injured another caution 10
strangers keeya- RAD hours N this city and warning
10 d-7.nka-is Charles johnson 5ssSv
genius wine co!or.d coat entered tie store OF Mrs
J nipr - Ro~e-y AID li:1cd tc1. -old pencils VIII
which re dscz-ped bu; pursued and taken t- OF
fc.- Wilson and Mrs kpq in person, who hare taken
proper care OF t;rn.--.Tne clothing store OF Wrr J.
R1nk Of New Brunswick \. Eas burg sC:ouslr opened
on The =t Of the aIstinst a5 robbed Of large variety
OF -eai7 made c!o.hiu- ! reward OF SO IS offered
Charles Cornor one OF the hopeulz being little vur
blind cor-s,e lot Of gold and silver spcctacles be
longing 10 NJ Wi:s.T!s 20 his oTrn NJ. Williams
rot being convert 70 the principles OF snc;en, Pistol
denied the rf-ht cf conveyance and had NJ. Conner
placed il u-a.-e -ie---Jsr1cs Ei:ey. being largely
possessed OF the bump OF sulayenesa and forgetting
that il took tvro 70 make bargain. committed assault
upon the person Of Miss Margaret Sneads of * Clark
II which she constituting nto attempt rape had the
unlucky 10th srio consigned 70 the Toubs Michael
Naikin grossly struck officer fitzpatrick for attempting
70 arrsst him for rio,ou: conduct. Committed Phebe
Allen colored) committed fer stealing goods and jewel
r. from Csthariae Johnson at Harlem.
Were The Tribune disposed to publish e-ery case CT
crime and misery that within the daily notice
its reporter those most familiar with scenes OF wretch
edness would read with doubt snd ar7el such things
could De.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

IowA-A correspondent OF the Galena Gazette
writing from Dubuque says: Do not be as,onished
when inform YOU that the day after my arrival about
1850 persons le for the Lesslsture about to convene at
iowa CITY |, was told thst out OF that number l4l9
were aspsnts for the U. : Senate. The residue We're
candidates for tho office OF Judges There are !et l.:
ais place to ministers tue clerks IN the Lsha ohce
and Surveyor Generals Office Postmaster, few me
chsnics one NJ D. druggist grocer one teacher
OF music hope the Winnc5agoes north oi US VIII not
be advised q this fact Stl the inhabitants hSve no
tear OF the Indians notwithstanding the late dssandng
OF the dragons st Fort Atkinson
ARI,NsAs-The Legislature of Arkansas has
elected the Editor OF the Gazette his) Paohe Printer
Tor two years The Governor r1t3 TIE eR, but II was
pessed notwithstanding the veto.
In the Senate upon the question shan the bill pass
Notwithstanding the Governors objections, the vote
wus yeas 70 nays l. His excellency must feel like
very small potato in the midst OF very bad potso rot
Louisville Journal.
EXPEDITION TO OREGoN-Wc understand that
anew expedition to Oregon Is fitting out in this town
company formed for this purpose have purchased the
brig Eveine. cost of SIp for the voyage. She IS
to oe placed in charge Of Mr.. Goodwin who Is well &c
qaaned on the having been for some time mate
of the Chenamus when she engaged IN the Oregon
aud Sandwich Island trade. [Newburyport Hersld.
An EXPLOSION OF SNrY Kegs OF PowpER.-
This morning about past o'clock the city was al
armed by explosion which shook the buildings snd
startled msny persons IRON heir sleep. = powder
house belonging 10 Messrs Storey, Wood Vedcr con
niry about sixty kegs OF powder had been set on FIRE
By some ;nccudsry. The building situated about
miles ron, the bridge IL this city The residence
OF [. c. Eaton Esq The mansion house OF Mr.. Eaton
much injured and some OF the furniture destroyed
the farm house on the estate much injured. aud the
trees and fences blown down PROV Trans.
ACCIDENT oS THE VERMONT AND MAssAcRr-
zrrTs RAuRoAp.-Taree Irishmen In the employ OF J.
l. Cabill the railroad about half mile above the
center OF Eitchburg named Arthur Spring James Hu'
ley and John Sullivan. Instantly killed on Monday
afternoon als inst BY the falling in OF the ebsn knent
While ss work, IResspa lsSE
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

rC- Water Cure IIousc.-Mrs NJ 5 Cove contn-
10 yocieye patients a. her house. Pol elhsi- New
York
Ms also visits ladies children their homcs and
gives direction for the application ofWat'r Cure. ~ If
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

FIRE AT NuIHaH.-Thc IRE st Mi!lham broke
out about hslfpas, - 4. NJ "Wednesday, IN tie brass
foundry called the Lawrence Works and carried on By
John D Byrrs s. Co Mr.. s. wss ST work ~ the ioun-
dry rI hatpas. IL When he was reused aboa: u the
r was 50 isr advanced that could not be stopped II
supposed that j, was either communicated by the stove
in the counting room. by the friction OF shs.I oE
part Q. the machinery was rrunins MI Nr +. ef! The
brass foundry with its contents burned down TO the
foundations, snd the wa!er-whee WAS partly burned
The building was O: frame The FIRE soon extended 70
the stone MIL near occupied by Johnson < Richards,
and destroyed s OF i, excep, the walls Il recent
lv lifted UP as fuing. mill and the machinery was n
very good order. The Ere also communicated 10 tee
window-fracaes OF the large brick grsI mill, stand
ns beside the falling mill Il burned up the roof oa
was ext:nsu:sheG by men inside EScep. &, the win
dows the outside of the mill nreproot which alone
saved il The buildings own by James D. Pratt OF
Philadelphia and are sai5 10 be insured Byrne i CO.
insured to tie amount of SSoo0 Their lcss Is re-
ported II 5000, being 5000 above the insurance.
tTSeptsn Gag, Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

JAMES X. PoLK's BoAsrNo-Mr. Polk shows q
dispos.noa 10 boa., OF rs Tsr ere yet as effects a-s
developed T. ought 70 Be .tle ebay Of MS boasts
lie, him the poor boast n MS former Message
abou, tae 6lOcdess aaerss Of Teas Louis7ile Jour
z JoHy JOHNSON, Esq. o. Annapolis. was yes
ertsy commissioned by The Governor ss Chancellor Of
MARYLAND Bat Es:- IGesca--
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
TooTEAcHE CAN BE CURED.

Who would not give for the rcietct Tooth.
,hiliass srclc long srowr 20 the Gus
toners cf the late Dr. J. H. Hart as The Glove Aucdyne
il de.troves the nerve Of The tooth which every srcy
know the Of Tooiacr l. has given relief 10
thousands thar have lost naay nights OF rest by this eS-
cciarg pain and who would give grateful testimony 10
It's efficacy II Il Were Necessary; but we leave II 10
public give but trial and Il il does not ao-d
satisfaction IN less than minute the r'cncy Will be- re-
funded Prepared ard sold wholesale and retail by g. b
HAMMOND CO Chemists and Drugg is,s, successors
the a:e Dr. ]. H. Hart. Of Srusdway and Cham
ber-si adjoining Stewards marble buildings.
y. s. The prcpreiCrs wCCld call The attention Of The
ladies' snd gentlemen ths many articles Kept for their
Convenience such Bears OIL geruinel Tooth, Hair and
Nail Brushes. Soaps. Cosmetics Perfamery and all
ic'es srTer;ajnlngt 10 the toilet Gl2 SmcS
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

DM-HrIr-A new game By tins name has been
gotten up Tor the snusemsnt OF tie lte folks during
the long wint-r evenings. his PLACED with counters
and while afording amusement, also exercises lie
player in his subtraction and addition. is beautifully
cased and j: a lifting present for the Holidays.
q The EScHsyrER or the Fall Of Grenada
By Sir E l. Dv1wrE, Author OF Eugene Aran &c. ha,
been issued by Barge,. stringer Co Price 25 cts.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25


THE PoPs-A etter printed II Hamburg from
Rome. says: The Hfe OF the Pope IS not SAFE His
Holiness has received many warnings and he must make
virtue necessity. His dinner IS served a. Ii o'clock
ad remains standing till il IS cold LII then examined
by chemist and warmed dinner table spirit
lamp dis cup Of chocolate for breakfast s prepared
by the Carner-o IN his n:rnedise presence When hs
oes mass he takes the host the VINE ard wafer with
X IN certsin Conyen, where be lately intended &c
administer the sacrament ne neither performed the cere
ony tocS the usual refreshments. Such the HE
Of Plus the Ninth, the greatest bsnefactor Of tie Roman
States
LAND Sales IT GRIM BAY.-The receipts al
the Green Bay Land Oice learn from the Repub
Ican sre for the last two months a. follows.
Nsa.f -ieTts -i=-o4HL
Oc.oSsr...-......-.-..27,S - S3i.f7l -
Sovenber .I76 81 $500 -
Total. 55.75+ o! s6s692 81
This furnishes !ndisputsble evidence of TIE rapidly
win winch tse northern section of TIE Territory Is
hIing up.
MILWAUKEE LAND SALES-The sales of public
lsns in the Milwaukee DisUic, during the month OF Nc
yeruber amounted to - 3 ac-ss mostly IN +casss ios
and the reeeipw y s22s;sis Il,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

RAILROAD To THE PAcIFIC--A meeting OF the
citizens of Philadelphia held "Wednesday even
Ing the Chinese Museum, 10 adop, measures TO sid
the gres, enterprise, His Honor John swift the Mayor
presided. The resolutions passed approved OF Asa
Whneys projec, for the construction OF Railroad 10
the Pacific and Congress WAS be retitoued to grant
CT set apart before the close the presen; session the
lands prayed tog by Mr Whitney forihis purpose The
Senators and Members OF Congress from the City and
County of Philadelphia We're to be requested to give
this their earnest attention and support 1t was
to be suggested 10 the Governor OF Pennsylvania tho
propric,y OF calling the attention 0! the Legislature TO
this great national project The speakers were Mayor
Swift, Asa Whitney Esq Josiah Randall, ESQ. Hon. Pc
icr A. Browne William u. kelley and others Thcy all
spoke in eloquent and glowing OF the feasibility o;
the enterprise and OF the great revolution ercial
pol,iical and moral, THAI il destined 70 work.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
General Notirfs
REMOVAL.

u Henry ". Haydock 81 Co. Importers sai
Wroesslc Dealers Il China Glass gld EAriheuware hnvs
removed 10 their rev store
NO. - JOHN STREET.
doc! - he cor.sr ci Wi.,i.,s y Y ysEsrs con.
iE1rsrce c; he patronage OF their friends IS so-Esi
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

raE EEJY-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE Is PUBLISHED
EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY EXC EPTED.
A, the Tribune Buiidinss, corner OF Spruce
and NusSnn streets, oppoaite the City Hall,
Ard delivered to City Subscribers for III crS1, pss
week, when they prefer, they can pay In adVa;s.
zee Desk for sx months year al the rate 90.
s!s copies Two CENTS. hs! subscribe Five Dollars
per s.r..n in advance and the paper 10 ro Csc coz
.trred Seyord the time for which il u paid Supscp
tsken for TX raonibK Three Dollars II sc'shos
required IN all exchanges With Country
Daily papers received III this o5ce whose Hrns ers
higher than hose Of THE Tssr.E, sre not AoWSo sbS
oderence
rHR1s OF apyEs7isrss-tIn Ad.a"o<)
five Lines, or less-F!rT, lnserIioa - esf
each subsequent irssrion'. -
over zen ifnes-Firs, tussrticn......5 cens a lns
Each subsequent insertion, which may be -.
every day once, twice, or u: tncs eenn iine
swsek, ). tie option Of ths sdvert;ser,
Inside Advertise ments-yive CeHts ne 10! zee Sfs
iosertion ard Yo1r Cepis for eaca zchssc1eD. oDe-
BfsTHs 81 M,RkIAeE., FusrsAL NOTICES e T7' sEe::4R
f5t isTs.s, -
E All aaYs rtseneo.. inserted 10 th< paper pes. oo'
II i6s Aorn!ng md ne E7suing edilon-
TIKI sEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
I. patished every WEDNESDAY sad SATURDAY uaornnas
fs1ce s3 psr snuum. Two cop!e. for s.
hEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTY,,
il pubsed eyery SATURDAY aoRSr'C s a low pfiee o'
S2 per lD In s3ysDce 10 copies for s5. or pcopiss
fer s2i.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
BOUQUETS

BOUQUETS
e OF Choice, Rare nnd Fragrant ENotic
Flowers made II style please ih- fxsti3:o.s
a-e 10 be Ea1 fe-- EoCrs Eotc- cf JAMES EOSG.
Iii Szl Scotsman. 80 Sroscws-.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
cls REwARD.-SrOLEN- Sunday. ao,h
Boarding ano Sotels.
NATIONAL HoTEL-BoAkDERs,

NAIIONA AL EOIhL-bOAhUEkS'
No ) Ccrsiapi,sk.
FEW regular Bosrlers, either families single geo.
fAtemen can hc accommoisted NJ the National Hotel.
No Cortlsrd.st the bens pleasantly situated,
and every comfort p5Svit Ni by J. 4. CURTIS,
dIt22l' Nc. ) Cortlani-st
- OkltD WANTED-By three families, consisting, OF
~ seven persons, who viii furnish Ihe,r Tooms-lo-
caiou west OF Broadway, below Wak-r-st. References
exchanged. Address VI. Rtthr oi.c-. JAR
ROARDlNts-A few ngle gentlemen or grsnlienieu
ewith their wives. may ohsin very pleasant rashed
rooms with board n No 5 WiliamsL few dosrs from
Pe-rl-st dis avs
NOtRDING and well furnished rooms, with strictly
Dprivatc family. 50 McDougsl.st di I'm
DOARD-A gentleman and lady, or two single gentle.
ID men, can be accommodated with good bcarJ and v-sy
pleasant No. 81 Whllrsi where you will and
pleasant and respectable home. d22 ~
ROARD.-A gentleman and his wife thres
- single gentlemen he accommodated with board In
a private family, at64 Hudson.sL al lw-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

u Cold Cream.-A superior article for chappei
hanos and ace and Tor .otening the skin Prise -
per Jar. Also,
ORRfs TOOTH PASTE--A superior article for cleans.
ing Rni preserving teeth hardening the gums and
sytetenng the breath wars1ied get cry hard
Price 81 cents per rot. For sale nv
DAVID SANDS 4 CO. - East Broadway.
a1i I'm Corner Markel.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
BgDsTEADs. BgDsTRADs. /.

~ ~ luSehh s.cf y.rIsnl ioi
EIfzssErz$z3 sale al MARTIN WILLARD'S Bed,
Mattress and Feather Warerooms, 10
ChathamsL Mubefry-st-The
attention OF Housekee and oers 10 particularly called
To Wiss Patent Right and Len Screw Be1stsEds which
received the premium the laE1 Fair Of tho Amscsn In
s,itute These Bedssads proof against yerntn OF all
k.nds snd be put up isken down In one minuiSs
time. No better proof Is wanted OF he superiority o.
the last i've years thirty thousand Of horn have been
sold The public respectfully invited 10 call ard e1'
smns aI.o f9l Go,a nsm.el.s snsaIe.se and retail. dam
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

HOLIDAY YPREsENTs-FkASCfs& LoUTREL.
II y aaidcn-Isne !zT-e assortment o! useful ar
1.e. ,.i:s5le for gift. Ro.ewood ssd mahogany VIII
ins-desIs Work-soxrs and Dressing caaes. god Pens
Portfolios god and silver Penclases, Cardeases
Porke:oooks, Ches.msn, Baekgalmon-boeEcs, superior
tusbsd Iaks,ards agat> Penhoders hc &c siatioc
II MaGsE-isu@. "a
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

ADIRS' sATISPACTION.-Madan AZ ApGhrn. Sllon.
Ia from France, whose immense FAME Ihfouge9e l.Dy
and America has cnused many 10 impose ard
nifty By assuming has arfii en- 70 w. -,S
taken her private dweling house a. - oa h & ser.sity
Eous. from Bowsry where il.soosn " ~
aeknoweo ged wonderful talents ths WIZ inof, 10
tors of all their Leading tcansdstbns OF s pa I ,n6
aud ,h. future II IhrY msgT1ed or cot a. r,
5at husband wife they VIII Be'o S,cen., dls i4t.
any time during the day or eTenlng fes 0e-H-. = =.
T1T.- 1Tyyl5jJD. Teacher Of AGsie ,ocenty rrn-
lFi riosl OF In. muste.l department 70 ,,s -, :, s
Seminary Ga haa taken rooms az NO - - T., 49,,
,he will 1--WE instruction on mo plAHN' s-' 80 " -A
in, an ti,. rr1sf reasonable t1ffns' ....t....--
IL ~ -, ~ S.,rnc,s efgen and terms made KNOWN On
-, - ' Trrrny psysbse ore half 10 ADVANCE
* Few pupils EsVe pfse@s q aef 'o0uls .es o'
! charge
E;TV VI ENGINE and Locomotive Boiler-kor ia.e
aoabie bpdsht Esgins, eytncersS inches d!srsetef
v I've sncses stroke. Hotler contains seveutytwo a
rrh. fnsde) Diameter iron tnbes. The Whole s cf good
o,xr sosi.p nearly new, mich used and takss up
but Iit rooui Inquire Of JAMES COCHRAN, lG7 King
4. rhsrr the Ergine can De seen, oro
HUBBRLL, THATCHER GREEsE,
Eos 80 and u Ssoad.sS
whsss drawing of {: esn:ks -aeu- sS Z
y EDWARDS LESTER, American Cgss;. Cossss s,Ys, 10
". nsa requests all his friends srd eofEes p2s,od-r
forward her Communications 70 hin thfo9S - Tor
Exprsss Wall-.L prs2cs1 or hsy via o's "a a a.
wArIrS. -
DYEaTi.YTENT,, s s, S,1ty IL rs.
n Cit,s snd principal Town. p le ageri the
ce.yed the ofee of W = os-s ra bs seen f,s.
Tr,nuns Budinss whess tss Pa'e1'
u24 n ------.---------------,, - -. -,
U1D,s NUFFS, Of every yIfisty, ~ s.As 80 - n1S.r
MI ~ rso1I slsnskipy fars put "a esss oscSrs
.e az cniisrsn's hats VIII Iss.eis. .e.
ssoT. Articles Cor sac o. e =, I'm nd sus Nvsaousa
NoNARopEs hsai'sA''' S'1 VIZ piasni
"a BowsfT'
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

- \ man named Water Thompson Jumped
into the dock loot OF Twenty sixths North River Tcs
terday aud va: drowned
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
TuOnIpsON,s PREMIUM TRUSS
= ID. .KELLiNGEH,S LINIMENT.-In tht

N-D. KELLiNGEH,S LINIMENT.-ln thu
l wonderful propagation tho afflicted have got What
EAthey have long and seriously called for Not soli-
ary case in the sale Of twenty thousand bottes hs1 been
known falling 70 do all hst eSpscted OF IL u acts
- magic In ali rheumatic Affections and pains OF al and
every nature yield IL immediately II IL n ehrhn 10
cure all sores OF any description, either man or horse
M the application lnadr and In shorter time than any
other remedy offered To the people !; very ra'
yrsnt safe and be used upon al! agest exier-
say and Internally and fear NJ skng cold ser its uss
Mr Jamrs Murphy of tho HO~ery Line OF Stages, saI
I'm, il saved hs he Of ;s and In using twen
dozen rot boitls has tsiIr5
Him Braxe al this paee groes sftsr groce hss besS
d ts,,Ioni A nlure M, Arnold Mason and Mr. SaninA
Rob,T,. bniIdsrs Of tho bridge; ar Mason says that by
b 1s. Of bre- or four bottles his rheumatic palma have
h.o entir.Y rrcsrt Hr Roberts gives ias his opln-
Ion h.t vas ore u the great 0f saving hsiihs
rom an injury sustained from fall To be had AZ ~ John
a. and at tho srea, Central Dap5t Harlem Railroad Office,
CIV Hall 10 large bol.s at ~ csnts n@shnni- nSn SIN
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

fR WATCHES, JRWELRY and Silver Ware
~ The subscribers continue 10 have for sale full
EN 81 assortment Of fine Gold and Silver Watches Of
&2 the approved makers, which will DO warrant
od ume-keepers and offered at Tho very lowest
cash prces.
They constantly receiving the latest styles OF Fash
onsbs Jew.Ey Of every description including Gold Foa
and Guard cains Breast pins, earrings, fiDgeg-rnEs
Bracelets, Head Ornaments, &c.
Silver Spoons Forks, Butter Knives nnd Sivefwara gen
erally At the manufacturers prlcsa
BrsnniawHre, fine Cutlery, Fancy Goods, NC. Watches
and clocks repaired by experienced workmen.
LOCKWOOD SCR1BEER, 265 Pearl
sl96 cor ofRultonsL opposIte United sls.s. note'
su FALL FA-IIIDSS.-Hsts, Hats.-Pnhs mole
WA skin hats at - equal Ia thosn,so by others NJ ~
style finish those many places at IS neat hats Al
81 C. o. Murch will he plepsed u SEQ his friends st this
establishments GEORGE r. n. BROWN,
do I'm. I46 CsnaLsi-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

HOLIDAY GIFTS.-usefal articles al low prices,
II ROSEWOOD and mahogany wridng desks, worx'oo1ss
and dreisingczses portfolios win locks, gold and sAys
penc cses gold pens, pocket .yrsg compaa,on, esss
cases pocaebooks, raedie-boozs agate
dur book. ias7 ae &c &c FRANCIS x LOtIhEL,
e -, s. 1''' - 49, s,ai:oners u Maiden-a;e
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

Hary ,gEd Pe1ilrni.afy
P.IrryoET AlnIfst IL, IEt5.


a-s inst win respec 10 tee operation of the Patent Heat
.nerator put up a. this Institution b. yodr hr seabuET
Ne lake pleasure in ststng that na- fulfilled our most
snias xpectauons We hat, prevl0u. 10 lis erection
one OF the otfashored Furnaces, Ae consumption OF
which during the six working days OF ssch week, was
M 9hs OF Anthracite lump coal . Of s. per ton
1r consumption with Seabury'- Patent Heat Oenefato
during he sane number OF days, Is ii bs Of pea coal
Inc o OF which !s - 25 per actual saving In the
rnany OF coal used OF se5 lbs per week, neariy 10
no. cent, while the saving the cost OF -OS s equal TO
33t per c-nt-nazng. within fracti>h an aggregate
saving of % ger cent With great respect,
'e''As " w NJ JOHNSON Warden VI. Pen
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25
PLANO FoRTES.-G. 4 II. BAR

x,kx----l-FOR SALE at the old stand No. ] Bar
Ez5sI opposite the Aslor House. variety
T-r1T y Not 6s, VI, and octave Piano Fories, Of
u u " VI ueyery variety OF pattern, vita all tho
modern improvements In rosewood and mahogany cases,
warranted in every respect 10 give sstacon or no sale
JAMgE THOMPSON
lI6gm Ln1e.f fallman RAndsll
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

.YNrlLs.-Aa1lals s1i 30 Es OF every description
a tSr ne Holydsys. can Dc bought a. the Ud Est1on-
a. Wv lev hey cessiay viii aas.s you and gdasily o!
sSch ks5, u d ssssl ssrs y please you. az ~
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-25

,SsssS-r, ,Y;kSS FOkTES At very low prcensr-
Persons about Purchasing Pianos I'LL bnd
T'E " HI, th-lr advantage 10 call nj r. 0iaan
" uCOls nauufzctn'y, l9i fulton-sL ;twesi ot
BroadwAyl general assortment OF Mahogany and Roso-
wood Pis0. cnnsaiy hand which will be sold low for
approved paper. Dealers euppned liberal terms
my21 r. GLENN 4 co. l9t Fuon-st'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-04
CARDING, CLOTH DRIES
NOTICE.

VNESE certify that l. Lyman Bancroft Of Chelsea in Orange
county, have given my Enos Bancroft, his time
his minority, and shall claim o his earnings nor pay
any debts of his contracting after this date
LYMAN BANCROFT.
Chelsea, MAY lst, 1916. O.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-04
VT CENTRALRAILROAD.

VT. CENTRAL RAILROAD.
assessment of Five Doleis share has been ordered
N BY the Directors of the Vermont Central Railroad Compo
ny, payable the t day OF July next Payments may be
made Farmera' and Mechanics Bank AZ BnrngOn at
the Bank of Montpelier, the Bunk of Woodstock, at the
Troasurors Office No. Il | 2 fremont Row;
SAMUEL II. VALLEY, JR, Treasurer.
Boston, May Is, 1916 4w;67
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.
NOTICE Is hereby given that tho annual meeting of tho
for the election hi r tho wear ensuing and tho
transaction of all other business which may be- presented will
be ouen the Court House in Windsor Wednesdays the
18th fully next, at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
by order Of the Directors.
May 81 1916. 67:7w
CARDING, CLOTH ORES
SING d. MANUFACTURING
taken Mr. Caleb Hobart into partnership and their business
will hereafter be done under the firm of
THOMPSON, SEABURY & co.
Their Machinery is in good order, and thoy prepared
card Wool and manufacture and Dress Cloths sasc
tory customers Orders thankfully received and faithfully
attended to.
6yWool will be taken manufacture, either shares OF
by the yard. A.THOMPSON
J. SEABURY,
II. BLANCHARD,
CALEB HOBART.
Waterbury, May %, 1916. G7:3w.
NOTICE.
VEsE certify that l. Lyman Bancroft Of Chelsea, in Orange
county, have given my Enos Bancroft his time duin
his minority, and shall claim o his earnings nor pay
any debts of his contracting after this date ....
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PARsNIps FOR Hoes. Parsnps are pro(erred
by hogs to all other roots and make excellent pork.
BY them they can be fattened in SIX weeks A
porker of mine % months old, and weighing nett
$50 pounds, never ate anything but raw paTsnips
the of parsnips for stock, they should never be
washed but be given as they are taken from the
ground. Used in this way, they are found not tc
surfeit the hogs and cattle. They are good to fat,
ten cattle, and if given freely to COWS, will much
improve the quantity and quality of their milk.
IS. h. in Prairie Farmer
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HAMILTON GAY.
53 South strel

CARRoTs roR Hoes. | fed, the year before last,
several hundred bushels Of carrots to my hogs
They answer very well to begin On as they come
in early, when farmers are generally short of feed.
But as to taitening, they may fatten other peoples
hogs bnt shall nottry them for this purpose again,
Tor experimental with them till came to the con.
cuslon that feeding them was like feeding saw
dust and meal-the more meal you mix with the
saw-dust, the better the hogs fatten But for cat
in finer. .Ag1ictM
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PAPER WAREHOUSE,
SEEDS

WHEAT, RYE, PEAS, GLOVER. HERDS GRASS, FLAX
w & GARDEN SEEDS
at STORRS & LANGDONS.
April 20. 'IG to