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hnd' not only many " mo lynx eyed sentinela of
Southern ~interests embs ded In q crusade for the
perpctuaiion Of Northern power. but. the denoun.
GERS OF Northern manufa cturers. aiding a war POI
hey which Is to imbed the pillars of the manu-
lecturers throne deep in the solid Garth, and
make 't i~mpregnable az unst all future assault.
To The end of time. Perhaps, however, these
gentlemen desire the success Of American ma.
nufacturcs, provided they receive no c-ountcnance
from the Government. We would like to know
what better protection they could ask. than a
WAR, which, during the long years that IL must
necessarily rage, viii ensure their prosperity. and
when II closes, will leave an enormous debt that,
for half n century, will require n tariff for rove.
nue. rs high rs the manufacturing interests could
desire. But let Southern mon Judge, whether
1t is not better. and in every way more desirable,
that the growth Of American industry and enter
prise should he encouraged by the genial sun.
shine and refreshing dcws Of a wise tariff policy,
than that it should be watered, and forced into a
monstrous and unnatural luIuriance, by the hearts
blsod of the American people.
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DICKENS NEW NOVEL

DICKENS VEN NOVEL!
'7HE Cricket on the Hearth. A Fairy tale Of
- Honr, ~ Chas DcEenF. Pncs g es
Irfirs NatFnai mann NJ for Psbuay. Price 10 etc
~" story ~ The Eoysl RavouW. BY au Gore. Pnss 2se.
The W-stsp Conunsn', No. 5, Eifsd ~ Pafs Bsranin. Esq.
Prte &C.
Furfhsr sIprnss n The follow NJ wsftr
w Ntanr's -t1t.tcai cOmpanon ad Fictorai Atntnae fr
lS'6. Frss zoe.
cnssp edition n NE Lettsrs sui spss,hss n Oliver Cromwell.
~ 'adyc. Pncs soc. NASH D. WDODHOUsg
N4 fn WHtn -
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Potomac and oA,o Rad ROad.

The bill to Incorporate n company To construct this Road
was further ably di-eussed on Saturday, in the House OF
Delegates, by Mr.. Edsins'on Of Wheeling. in faver, snd
VI. Lee Of Hardy, asains, it. The subject is continued
over, bu; as the whole ground has already been uaverscd,
IL is probable the discussion may be closed to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

The Detroit Advertiser says: III esr 10 once begun.
no peace ~ TO Be made undor any eiresmsfsness without .
esssiss Of Cansds." Think Of this. ye Southern We,
hawks! Canada To be ann, Ied How long will the in
,sgrity of the American Union be preserved after that an
neIauon. unless. as soon ss It is accomplished, we face to
the South. and with sword in hand, fight our way to the
Equator. and eqaaline the "balanes Of power I"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,

JANUARY 81.
lust received and FOR she this day dan. a. the following NEW
- WORKS.
The Cheist on the Hearth, a fairy tale OF home, by Oh Dickens;
Q cts
The Prince and Pedlar, by Miss Ellen Pickering; use.
A new supply OF the following Books:
The Pnree Bird, by Mis- Pickering; Us cts.
The iirire-s, by Miss Pickering rs els.
The three Guardsmen, by AleI dumas, so els.
hLo. a variety Of Blank Books, nc.
The Western Continent, for Jan. n, edited by PARK Benamin-
In which will he found. Dickens new Novel of the Cricket on the
Hearth complete. Mr. Caudl-'s Breakfat Tabe TAN. being q s-
quelto Mrs Caud-is Celebrated Curtain Lectures, desc nbinr tho
funeral Of Mrs. Caudle, how he fell in love with Mis- Pvtiyman,
&C; also. Major Jones on his Travels Single copy g ets-per an
mum ~ IS deli, cred.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
MRS. TTg BENEFlT.

The complimentary benefit TO Mrs. POrrrR, is richly de.
served by this lsdy. Mrs. p. has contributed largely to
the interest OF the dramatic entertainments which the en-
terprsing manager has 50 literally provided. She is an
actre 8 OF decided ability-and the play-goins public owe
it to themselves To do justice to her merits.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

A rich treat is in store for the lovers OF Music, in the
bill of fare - be presented on Monday and Tuesday
evenings. by Mr.. aud the Misses Sloman, at the EI.
change Concert Room.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

A NV Barren CLAM To ORIsoS is presented in aCnn
ada pepper. lts founded upon the discovery IN Montreal,
Canada, Of 'an ssuononer' named David Thompson who
asserts that he explored the country Of the Columbia river
ssearly as 1900, five years before Lewis and Clarke, the
American discOyeTeB.-N. y UN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

To WASH ClLcoEs-Iniuss ihree Rils Of salt in four
quarts Of boiling wafer, and put the ealicoss in. while bot,
and leave u oil cold. And in III . way the colofs ae rem
defsd permsneni. and will NOT isde by subsequent washing.
50 'sys en- ~sIohsnRe. on The sutbOry 81 . lady Who has
often t1ed The recipe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

II is said that the destination Of the friga,e Cumberland
has been changed from the Mediterranean to the West
Indies, where she will be the Flag chip OF Commodore
COnnor,- Commodore Reed having been detached from
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

HT ~ EOT DECEIVED BE not dsesivsd With vain hope
lay ~ ne haredrE JUNCTION 10 yuur soui that ds~ass viii cure u
ssIl espseiany 4 that lissas b. Consumption of Liver Ccmpiatnt
n you Wouid b. restored 70 hcaih, you nus use he means which
snsvoenre and = tnd Pwvi5snee have placed wins your
resch. The fsat and universally JcruFr umsoy ff Consump
tim. and az cbfonc difsafe', ts nov Tor sle IN every city and I'M
pousut DWn M ne country ate puce too. that any ore can sfofd
% hay. Voc have no r1cuse, therefore, Ter nTgiecting 10 save yoUr
ne sod heath. ~ not o,ceIvsd vita quaek nosttumS, Or any int
tlt.us o. the invsiaabk rsdicfne. A invaid 81 Gbar'eron, 4.
Carolina. recently purchased four botuss ofa doubuuitin6-Ors of
fhs mo-t cssbmted PhysieGhs 10 the city todue deceived patient,
BE- mus send that aricis baet, az exchange u fr Dr. Wisars Pal
SIN Of VII Chsry Ne no. dscsived-Umsmber u 10 IT, wistsrs
Balssu that susss-n ~ ~. W Fsf's THAT brings bach the bioom Of
heatb " The chss h. iusfe ~ the eye, strength 70 The syrcm. Joy snd
Riadnsss ~ The souL and happiness 70 m'n-hb W. WisaTs that
sss rsinsd such r. lshfny amonE The sict, astonH he'd NE world with
10 sd.e . asd i recommended BY ths BIS Physical ~ thfous bout the
i.pd. Ne mt deceived, Boy nohs tniss HgRsd I Buls on tbs
wapp~r. the genuine ard original ~. Yshrs, which 10 fr saIs In
PRhlrond, wholesale sd ntsh. ~
eq GAYNOR a WOOD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

One msy 1.-Two AZ q %conqueror. n krg, OFT magistrate, bui
he must die q man. The bed Of death brings every man
To hs pure individuality, TO the intense contemplation Of
that deepest Of atl relations, the relation between the eroa
turo aud his Creator Vsbsfsr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

4 LuSfV GTL-There IL q girl at Leominster. Mas
who weighs upwards OF three hundred pounds. aud yet IL
only twelve years Of sge. II she lives to grow up she will
be . whopper-PicAIUNE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

The Union thinks, from the strong sign Of impotence
evineed. that the Menbers o: the House are becoming
tired OF the Oregon debate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

BgsT REsLRvAuyE-Who a young msn has hcquir
ed q love Of reading, and e course a hesltaful relish 70
intellectual pleasures, he hhs become possessed of one o
the brat pfeaefVatHea hRainsI diaaipaiion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

The Charleston Mercury Of the 29ih contains a call for
a Public Meeting to discuss the subject 1t establishing
Manufactures in Charleston and the State Of South Of
South Carolina" We hail this as an important and auspi-
cious movement.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

"whst are you writing such a laundering big bsnd for
patr' why you see my grand mothers dsfe, and I'm
nriHn' q loud letter a. her"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
Man,r. for R,n,,non.

Half the value Of snl the exports Of the United States 10 in
raw Cotton. Half the value Of the exports Of Great Britain
~ in manufactured Cotton. Let the two nations think Of
these facts before they 60 TO war-NhHsdgSUiHs Recorder.
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& WATKR NOTICE.

a LII 'er-kcutsia Tall due BeWi-aunua,lY on the
- frtday of FsbmlD ard huf d'yff tuTIr Tbs r fssw.
fore. N irf1fn 20 VIM VIII N avOd berg tan-d m. Hpts sudds
Wsathef 'hlt thry az O. sony bn trnT ~ arndfrE hsif r. sgset .
du.so ny Once az an. tine before ne fh iasiahL Nh-re thsy
VII fecsive I'r fscstps ard me uu.stnsd ua zoe III to- sub
. fber ibo-e WIN o. b0t avaH temrcVss Of this opportunity
raif b. ealsd on AZ syoa a' pHcte4Je.
GARLAND HANgz.
r. o-fs gr,.,,,.,s,s, a. ps Cty w., w..
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EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM
FOR TWO NIGHTS.
Monday and Tuesday, 2d and Sd Feb'y., 1876.

FOR TWO NIGHTS.
Monday and Tuesday, 2d aud Sd Feb'y., 1876.
AHR Z. AND THE MISSES SLOMAN, Harp.
L'l ISIS, Pianiss and Vocalist, respectfully announce a Gnnd
Noe'I and Instrumental Entertainment, this Evening Monday asi
Tuesday I'd land 3iPet'y.
PROGRAMME.
Piano Pote-GnBd Ddsu Tor four ahd,-HEETz-The Misses
SloBan.
Harp-Gnnd vaiauors on webers last waiI-Rocan-Na
y. snman.
Raiaf- ~ Old hous A. homs"-Mus r. Sioman.
Harp and Piano-yauaunns on the Walz- due de Rsieb-5dt-
BoeBs,-rhe Misses Sloman.
Bun sO.g--Blue B,aJ~ a tale Of MANTLE histoy-NG So
man.
ID PART.
Harp Garland Of q. snman.
Ban1d--i df~amt dwst In marble halls" from The Bob,tnian
Glr-RALFE-Mfs A. EIpman.
BaHat-"Rcms pber me--BaLFE-Mts r. StDuzu.
Harp md PanO-Dn airs from -Sonnam5uii The Miss,
Slmsn.
Buff 5onz--shss polre's seven aEes"-Mr slomsn.
DTAdmission so cents, Concert % commence at ~ o'ebeE.
t4
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OF In the absence of the member of the firm
who manages the business of the Wing, little
need be said in reference to the STAR's last com.
plants. We say nothing of a contract, because we
know nothing; but we know that the pressman
Of the STAR was paid 50 for his work upon the
Wing press, during the week of the disaster to
the machine-a fact which we are since informed
was not known to the proprietoIs of the Star.
But as that paper is expected to set this right,
in its own columns, the public shall not be further
troubled by us, with matters in which they can
possibly feel no concern.
HoyIcIDE.-Tbe Memphis (Tsnn) Enquirer ofthe god
instOnt ssys;
We understand lka, DR.. Jenifer was shot and killed by
d.. Grant, IN Helena, Arkansas. on Tuesday last in a street
ronconue. We have not heard any Of the paniculsn-
The deceased was q son Of Hon. ID mel Jenifer, Of Mary
land. DR.. Grant has recently settled in Helena, having
removed there from the neiyhborboDJ Of Yicksburg.
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ETWATGR GOULD Il co.

- Nsi street. NN lgrFt
a kt now receiving Their Sprung lmporiaiions
- - FnI'h ani G'ruan by Coois-abo. n French goofs
hn ard 'tia hre Pourh C,otbs. Cas1msfes aad Doe -tins, Ssun.
-, suf Sfm n,f Vesurgs.
IRISH Gr0fs-Lnfn. sbfrf,-s md gber firgs T,~.g,,. IA,
laPs sri 2ast - irnys
Hosiery IN sfea' vauc'y.
Neu's Wraf-hany syies NJ wou'ed. Wool. Cobh abi Linen.
togfihcr with geo packages American Gnoss.
Is",ds oes has been ssiectsd IN ntsrcnce % The vhtinis and
thcs' mfrtes, when IN New Yort.
mR-'mrSime ArwATER. GoULDh co.
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BOOKS FOR PENIrgNTIARY.

bCDhS - L ~ CN
Persons disposed - contribute books, pamphlets, &c,
10 PeHi,euuSy Library, are requested 10 leave rhem attire
store Of ". Randolph, who has consented 10 take charge
OF them.
JlUES RIVER 81 kaNAWHS CO
u An Adjourned meeting OF the Stockholders cf the J.
Rivera nc SaazWha Company, wIl be held Ia the Hall Of tse House
OF pvl~EAtss Al : o'-loeK this evening.
Fey ?. lss6-It
~ NOIlCk.-Ihe WING VOTERS Of Hen
REQ County = 80 respectfully rrques ed tn nsi at IN County Court
Hnus- t- a-J aontay n February. that bring eaGr-dI y, TO elsci
eoun-y % tie MT Leg stature. MANY VOTERS.
:. Henueo, I5h January, lsf6.
% The Compiler asd star vii pI-sse copy.
The Committee appointed by the Stockholders
OF the Cbestsrh-d Railroad Company. At thsir meeting on the sIa
April Isi5. 10 confer with the Collier. upon e~rain propositions
submitted u the Company, request a meeting OF the Company On
Monday, I'd February, a IL O'Clock, al the Exchange Bank-
January OF did
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DLACK DLAINS.-Bl Black and blue black
NJ. DIa,n,. cf . beautiful ieItHre spd Ansh, Nr ale By
IA VAN DLUAsEN \ WARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

CT Mr.. and the Misses SLoMAN have the honor
To announce To the Iadies and Gentlemen Of Richmond, that they
VIII shortly give a Grand Vocal ani Instrum.ntai Ents rainment
consisting n the popular works Of great composers for the Harp,
Piano ard Voice.
rJ- Full particulars in futurs Advertisement ia 9s-d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

tENTLEMEN'S Silk Shirts, of an extn,
- quaiiy kr,sc by
Ha HAwEs, VAN DEURsEN a wAbD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

SALE or FASHIONABLE CLOTHING The
Large sasoriment u Clothing to be cold 81 suction by ne on
Tuesdsy tho % inst, - Sow orEH ToH ETAMSATIoH.
The Invoice comprises msny desirable srieles fr Gen.
nsmen's and Boys ~osr wbi,h ibe public esn inspect du.
,ns today sud early on The morning ofssie.
tsLoTs e. Beoruta.
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IlUEs mIvEn q KANAwHs COuPANY.
THE ANNUAL EAR.

The FAIR for the benefit of the Female Hu-
mane Association, Will he held at the Exchange Coaeeu Rom. BY
the kind permission OF vi Royten, commencing en- the 9Th ofPebus-
~, and continue four days. ae4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

VI NhuMsON's syrup OF lar and Wood NaptRl.
II Wistars Bahs.m Wild Caerp.
Buehans Hungarian Raisam.
Mrs. GarnsTs Bals. Liyefwor, and many other pppu'ar cough
Temedies-Or she by DUYAL a PURCELL,
fe2 l7 Main 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

nn KEGS DuPonrs Sporting. RhstinE and Rife Powder
wv in whole and quarter kegs, for sale by
69 WOLFRAM, MeCRUDER a. co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

~ W.
NEGRO ).
WE have for sale, privately, n likely mulatto
w Woman aud Child, The wouisn about ~ years Of age with
a chill about 2 yearsotL the property Of a gentleman over .ioehed,
which We will sell IN a re,ident Of this Statehood 10 ~ carried out
Of the State. Sic Is a good wnsher and ironer and comes well re-
commended. Also, a likely Boy about 20 years 81 age, and . Ghi 90
years ofaEe-bOth Tahe In Richmond.
JaSI HODGES Il PULLIAs. Aues
9- Odioe-Ben Tavern Alley.
Nj UITARY NOTICE-A meeting ofthe Ofeer Of the 18Th
lVh Regiment, Including ssrEsants as well a. Commissioned or
hcer, srqiested At the Military Hall, on Monday evening. the
I'd Of February, ~ o'eIoet, by MANY OFFICERS.
in 3i-SkM
NAT situation AZ CLERE in some rrtsH establish
w menL by a young man who has had som- experience In that
eapaeiy, having been IN bu'in'E - in thi. city for several years A
moderate Malay viii De satisfactory for the hnst year. Satisfactory
tesdmon ais A. IN business quai6ca ious and moral habits can be-
given Adirss ". g through the Pot Office. A3I-1'
en- LNOK RENT.-A very desirable resi-
Uth II denes In Manchester The house H. comaodious and
hast large Eardsn, lneary IN acre. a kitchen, smohe house, and
other out koufes connected with ~ also q well " water on the lot
To a good tenant the reRt will be moderate.
j. 1i-dIw wH. WALLACE DAY.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

The MOTHERS RELIEF, a medicine which
soothes the disagreeable sensation of Fe-
males about to become mothers, and in
sures safe delivery in all cases where NAL
formation or some unnatural circumstances
do not prevent. The reputation of this ar
ticle, though silent, has become so extend
ed as to produce an immense demand. A
pamphlet intended only for the eye OF those
directly interested and their physicians, is
prepared for gratuitous distribution where
the Relief is for sale.
As we are thus obliged to come before the
public, we take the occasion to say, that II
the increase of the call for the Mothers
Relief, wherever known, be any guid to
a direct opinion to be formed of the estl-
nation in which it is held, we have the sat
isfaction of believing that it has been the
means of alternating IN infinite amount oil
suffering, and of savein many valuable
lives. Wherever it has been used during
the above period, deep rooted preludices
have given way TO candid and thankful ex-
pressions ofgratitude, and a wish TO extend
on their parts, as far SIS possible, its, bene
fits. Medical men of high standing have
had the candOr to acknowledge for once,
that their prejudices must be Abandoned,
and have been advocates for its use.
All those who wish, are invited to call
and procure pamphlets without charge:
For sale by w. Up. Russell
The authorized agent for thils pace and
vicinity.
Mlddlebury, CT. Isr, 1915.
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SIAN REMEDY FOR THE
TOOTH-ACHE.

IEis mast Celebrated and Iatalli6le Remedy for
TOOTH-ACHE, TIC DOULOUROUX, and
aHPainftl affections Of the Face and Ear, was OBJ
tanned by DR.. Buchanan, an eminent English
Physician, during his residence at the Persian
Court in lS35,as PhySicianto the English EmbaS-
sy. He found this remedy ingeneral use, and
considered by the Persian infallible, and the En-
ropean practice of drawingteeth barberOus NAL
tiiation.
In England it has taken the place of all other
preparations, and may be found, ready for use, in
every family, instead OF the barberouS IhrH7key,
which was estimated to have destroyed more teeth
annually than there were men, women and chill
dren in the Empire.
It's now introduced into the United States IN
der the Immediate supervision ofthe original pro
prietor.
The great distress which always accompanies
the extraction ola tooth, together with the i1con-
venience in chewing and speaking, and detor-
nifty occsioned by the loss, renders this remedy
of ineStimable value; asthe relieffrom pain which
follows its use, is Immediate and PermaRent-ex-
ceptin cases where seasonable application Of the
remedy has been neglected until ucerationhas al
ready taken place. The soreness ofthe teeth and
gums will re removed, so that the defective tooth
may be cleansed and filled as perfectly as if 10
pain had been present. Instead OF being injured
by the application, the teeth and gums will be
dered more sound and healthy.
DirectiOns-Cleans the cavity and introduced
small piece of cotton wet with the remedy, and
apply the same TO the gums. lfthe face and ear
are inlamed, swollen and painful, put a few drops
of the remedy into the ear, and and battle the face
in the same until the pain and swelling disappear
PRICE % Cts.
~ W. p. Russell, wholesale Drug
gs', NJ ldlebury, Vt. General Wholesale A
gent 10 whom all ordersirom the TRADE
must be addressed.
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THE VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BkLSkM

Is probably almost without rarrelel in having during
trial nearly twenty years, fully maintained tho high
reputation which has acquired for COnsumptve Com
plants and all diseases Ofthe Lungs Throat and Chest
has been used probably with greater than any
other article known, ard many physicians who have had
an opportunity of witnessing its highly saluary effect, do
not hesitate 10 recommend 'sae, convenient and
very efcacious medicine equal # not superior TO any 9th
prescription for the above complaint within their know
edge and one which has seldom disappointed the reasona
bic expecinfions OF those who have used II"
he propretOTs decend to the present unbush
ing STYLE Of advertising similar arel II is 10 wei
known 10 REQUIRE any such and they would merely
refer those who wish for further confirmation OF It's supe
rnrfv 10 those who have used it, and to the numerous
certificates Of Physicians and Others attached 10 each bot
tie The Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam was for many
wears the only article known Pulmonary Balsam IL
great celebrity ha given rise to great many spurious ar
cles which, partially assuming The maine "i me genu
inc and being put resemble u as nearly rs pos
sbe are often foiscd upon the public for the true article
Among these "Car.eT's CCmpcund Pulmonary Bal
sam" "Amcrican Pulmonary Baisam," vegetable ful
mOlarv Syrup" pulmonary BalSam.' "lndian fuim0
nary BaiSam "fiuntcTs Pulmonary Balsam " &c - Re
ware of all of them Enquire for the Article by lis whole
name the VEGETABLE rULMONA.R RALSAM and
be sure l. get the article prepared by RE WIG and
Cur ER " holcsair Druggists, 81 Chatham Street, Bus
tonn and see il has The written signature ef WIN
Jon'.i Cutler upon a yellow label on the blue envelope
Each bnitie AMI seal is stamped Vegetable pulmonary
Balsam" Fo sale nv Country Merchants generally
For sale by SIDNEY MOODY.
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From & Steel.

TEyHE subscriber has for sale the various
II kinds of Round Flat, and Square Iron
Spikes and Nail rods, Band and hoop iron,
American do, Eng. Blstered, German
Spring, and Cast Steel. Toe Cork STEEL
Horse shoes, Sleig Oh and cutter shoes. SHOW
els, spades, Zinc, Blacksniihs Anvils and
Vices, s. the various sizes Of nails. All OF
which which may be had at fair prices al
the Wharf in Vergennes.
w. CHAPMAN.
Vergennes. Jan 6, 1916.
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
for the HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
for Middlcbury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long est ablished rePut a.
ion of this company, and the promptness
with which all their tran sactioDs have been
characterised render il unnecessary o say my
thing in its favor. All business connected
with the office intrusted to him will be faith
fully and punctual!y transacted.
JONATH IN HAGAR.
Midllebury, Feb. &c. 1912 42;v Agent
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STOW rs :!
lIlWilD WAINWRIGHT.

WOULD inform the public that he ha~
removed to the Store recently occupied by
J. v. SLADE s Co., where he offers for
sa a general asS0rtmentGfSTUNE Els and
other CASTINGS, from the well known
Furnaces of .heSsrs Granger of Pittsiord,
Blake of Brandon, and Wainwright of this
place. Consisting in part of their various
patterns Of Cooking Stoves, and a great va
ricty of .4ir tight and Boa Stores, Caul
don Kettles, Sirigh Sh1es, Sc.
Also, larger aud better assortment of
HoiIo,c IVare than can be found n this vi
entity. Also the celebrated TGbOr Pio1rs,
manufactured at Lincoln, Vt. which drew
the premium at the last annual fair, Get.
1914
He also manufactures all kinds Of Tan
anE Shed Iron HGre. SioUe Pipe Sc.
Those wishing to purchase any thing in
his line ofbusiress, will DO we'll to call and
examine his Stock ana Prices before buy
Ing elsewhere.
All kinds of JOB WORK done OF short
notice and the most reasonable terms.
Mos; kinds of Country Produce received
in payment.
Mddlebury. Sept, &c 1945. %
NARPET WARP, and Cot Yarn, oi all Nos
y ofbcSt qualify, just received ard for saleby
Il. P. ROSCOE.
New Haven, Oct Is. 1873.