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GEYUTNE LoNpoN EDITION.

THIS DAY Is PUBLISHED, IN larse svo. Part l-pree
j one dollsr-The Works of Josephrs an enurely new
translation. by Robert Trail D. D. NJ J. ke. with
noes ard explanatory essays BY Isssc Tsyor OF Orge
TIE will be illustrated by over 100 engrsyngs OF he
scsnes Of history with highiy 6ush-d medallion eesds
Of The per.ousges mentioned by Josephus from authentic
sources TIE publication OF this edition 10 designed 10 81
,rd ssstance 10 the b-resv-d family OF the smrned su-
thor who having devoted bic fortune the relief Of the
strssses OF Ire and finally e ssetco 10 his sxeEIions
4, tb- rsu,- Of mercy snd Christian phi snthppy.
"a Ira GEORGE VIRTUE. n John-sI
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- CLIFTON SPRINGS, twhhs sulphur i- It'll
e,tabIishmsut, situated upon The line OF me AUBURN
- ard Rochestsr Railroad, between Cansndsigus esd
snsvs In Ontario Coan,y, haviag been essIsd sne ne
roughly fitted up, 10 now open Tor Inc fssspu's W.
tore ,-s...--
This place admirably situsssd In asustshins country
in the hear. OF State rom the noise and dust oi
large villages cities, embracing beautiful grove 81 fs.
est trees a. lie pleasure grounds from the midst OF whies
lows s sprin pure and bsabful wstsr 90 dsposee
by Nature please and ipses the visitor and fsndsfs
aSslrsbe retreat whether for hoss seeking restora
live Gom disease those who have few leisure days OF
weeks spend n recreation and pleasure or for those
who with their families are disposed leave the heated
walls OF city residence % enjoy the refreshing brsexss
and pure atmosphere Of The county during The warm sss-
The Waters, which mainly OF . suphufous charec-
somewhat with sods, msgnesia and carbooe
gas slsnd In their medicinal eharsetsr -
rrusdy for the various diseases rheumatic sdschoes
dyspepsia general debility Of hs system, he and hsve o.
fsc,sd whore the wssrs Of oshsf sprass
have failed -
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage bssesosese -
csived the subscriber most respectfully solien m ooson
uanee.
porter always readiness Of The depot e rse:,vs leg.
gage free Of charge. ~ EAahA
Manchester. May 70, 1871 ~ -
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AccTDESr.-A man named Patrick Duff acct
dantsy fell from scsifod at the OF Houston and
orchard ats and severely injured himself tina, he had
TO be sent to the Hospital
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Fall in BreadstufS.
ADVANCE IN COTTON
PROVISION MARKET LANGUID.
Improvement in Trade

GREAT RELIEF IN THE MONEY MARKET
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fashionable Clothing Stores.

CLOTHING,
VANDERBILT, 50 Maiden lane and 1851 West BIoad.
y. way has splendid assortment OF gents boys sno
chdrens clothing Five sseieton new style snors
skirt fock suitable for every sfs Also
more than enc thousand pieces OF fsshionshs goods
make 10 order all Of VIII ch be- sold al TIE lowest poe
sibe price -. A., A. ..
B. pleasant summer cost, vest and pants from - "a
a. IS Maiden aue and 1884 West Broadway. jelO I'm
CLOTHING
FULL AND TAsHfo SABL spif
Ready Mhd<. from - 10 so
Al ths Clothing
lei l02 Palion-st opposite the Church lm
CLOTHING.
Ready Maas and Made 20 Order.
The Cheapest FsshioDsbls
CASH rAILoRtSS
EsTABLfsHN VENT.
Ia New-YNks
W. HI. DEGR00T CO.
rnv5 smo. No 81 rullon-st
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Beo Bua I1oison.

dau>~ BED-BUG POIsON.-Persons V5ps
.zsnll "A ~ Trial VI II will be convinced aAV
SsHyY rney cannot live where Il 10 applied
KW II is a certain destroyer n not salts "
6sd the money will De returned. Sod only At the fancy
stores 22l H1dsonst III Greenwlch.sL 81 Grand y;
ard Sl2 Bowery IS Fulton.st "a Eighthsvenus and
"a Third avenue Bfooklyn-ls9i FutonsL south bfoos
Iyn-l3i Atlantic Ct Nilliamsburg-fourh st corner OF
South.6rst Bookstore jersey City-ol honigomery-s-
80 BE- rssn,s botla % I'm
lED-BUG AND COtkkOAtH Poison.-WAT-
DsONis Infalibe Bed Bug and C0ckrosch Poison -
The experience OF past years proves MS prrPafson Va
ba me most e-cua destroyer and banisher of bed bugs
and Coekroaches ever discovered IL needs but one ap
ncstion 10 satisfy the incredulOus Of lie wonderful
"a effects Price "a Sold wholesale and retail
only Al he aesHs So Caharnesi 40 Gfsnd o.
and Olicol mcKesson Co IN aedenlsne and l55 ful-
ton-.t Brooklyn. mSol lmsoo
DED-BUGPOIrON-The success Of shis bans FOE sew
ID ess years have prepared Il 10 sure tos VI sups
rorfy over everything 10 II don't matter WHISTLER
hey nfsst The walls cregicss bedteads as this bano
will At once entsmlnats them. Sold formerly 2i spring
At now only 81 Is BsesmsD-st le3 I'M
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PORTRAIT OF OLD Jack

THAT CELEBRATED Lithogrsphic Portrait OF GEN
ovsrcoat snd blue uniform will be ready 10 o'clock this
morning Price 81 each This is decidedly the best ana
most faithful Tx Of Old Rough and Ready YET l"aeo
certificates Of many officers ofthe Army For sale whole
.sis ard retail by JOHN J. BROWN Il co,
l21 Fulton at, near Nassau
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- mr.. HaupinG's Body Brace 10 an efficient re-

~, .s.ns.s OF he voice lungs spine and lines par
eul.rly for dysp-pss constipation and piles with ~eeL
ness OF the ssol.h knd sdes weakly females t.st gov
~ en5r~r .a all disposed 20 Drop ard are sefeuerJ,
ssnscs.ly spna subjects. viii be delighted with 4. az
ion Pef.rerre gfven 70 many distiuguished elersyn
- 80. hs.n rr.ued from supersnuusr0u- from de-
hilftx .,d hr,urhitis Pamphlets and boot Cornfnos
s~ns- giving Information. can he hsd ~ zoe orce
Broazway. A lsdy n ssisosAece Oh lsalee III VIVA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

SuIcIDg.-A German woman named Harm, re-
siding at No 1851 Eleventhst committed suicide last
night by taking audsnum. She took the lsudsnum al
halfpast O'clock and though every edortwas made to
restore her died about IL o'clock. No cause Is IS
signed for the deed.
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, HAhDWAHE, kDUt~fVVL7' Il
CHARLES 2. LITTLE, successor 70
| Osborn 4 Little, importer and general
DEALER In English. German and Amerirar

Hardware Cutlery Tools, he 81 fulsonsL y2Po
lb. Trnited states osel" kswYorr Respectfully 10
die, he attention Of country merchants, meenssies sf
ners srd others 10 his very exhaustive nsorunenh COM
nri.i,g vsrvth,ng 10 he Hardware line al Of which 10
offered al he lowest market prices, Tor cash OF 90 sp'
proved credit:
Cut and wrought nails and spikes, lsels, ofshsi
surts .ersws locks s;rhes, sle gh-beilsi
Kniyss and forks razOrs. pocket knives, SEASONS
Mil pit snd crosscut ssTs; hoes, forksi
sboTs. spades sytbes and maths, nfss and stones;
Back cad pOts and sand cr1cible.;
Pqmo. Tor wells and eisterrs; lsad pipes
scotch Water Of Ayr, hisso1h and TURKEY OIL stone
Coooer. tools 10 Tresi variety by AIberson, CONCERT
HorOn aarton and oilers (~arrar,ecl coach makers,
tools;
Coopers iron rfyeLs and truss hoops;
House and alp esrpeoIsfs Tools;
BlarEsmilhS tools and garden utensils
Butchens tools; csbnecmsksrs trimmings;
Ho1se and snip builders hardware;
Iron brass, copper snd steel wire shees brsssi
Fishins tackle. Genuine Harlem OIL
M A.w3mDLSnW
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Sixteen Days Later from Europe.

ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From our EzrG of Yesterday Morning.

DISPATCHES FOB THE TRIBUNE
~ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
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DINNER TO Hon. DHoS II. LEwIs-A public
dinner lie to be given to this gentleman on his return
from West Point large number Of the friends Of Free
Trade and the present Administration have already
signed the invitation.
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xIToRK FOR PRIVATE LEARNERS The family circle,
w Common Schools ard Academies -AsrsoSoNcaL
Mars OF sxeeu colored charts, each by 81 feet,
arrornpaued by an elaborate Elementary rrestse, the
whole designed Illustrate the mechanism OF the Heavens
by X. Madison. .
Tie plan ofths work 10 entirely original Esch map IL
mstra,s distinct part Of the movements or phenomena
OF The heavenly bodies until all the leading principles OF
this noble science are made perfectly nelhehle TO me
earper The Elementary Treatise describes each hgure
on the maps and specially adspts the work TO The family
circle tho private student and 10 schools The parent or
teacher the oft may instruct youth o. WE'VE years
and upward giving clear and practical knowledge OF
The and will end interest and pleasure In
he study "A he progressea The maps beautiful ss
work OF Art they are mounted and put up IN neal box
FOR trsnsportaon with one copy Of the Treatise .
per SET on thick paper and al s With cloth oseAs rub
msS III HIISrINGfoN 4 SAVAGE. ais Ps.rl-st Ny.
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CITY ITEMS.
u H-ElnAY Linz

THrRiDAT June y.
THE KSIokERBocKER.-Ws were misinsormed
In relation 70 the story Of this boat during the storm on
Monday night, She put out from New London a; the
usual hour and had proceeded some distance when The
Captain concluded ii best from the increasing violence
Of the storm to put back 10 coming round, the door
Of the Ladies' cabin which happened be open =, the
time, was slammed 10 By the violence Of the wind by
which pane Of glass broken and this we are As.
.ured on the best authority the sole damage the boat
sustained in the gale.
The Kn!ckerbocker Was buili for the Sev.York and
Providence route snd no; for the North River 10
generally supposed. Her timsers compact and
strong and shs Is good seabOst
Her commander Cspt Van Pelt is one Of the bes,
sailors ever on the Sound. Always cool. visant and
determined he IL peculiarly qualified fer service
where courage and presence Of mind are sbsolute
necessary.
His capacity az commanding ohcer has been tested
in more thsn one instance aud under circumstances Of
peculiar difficulty and he has always more than salts
ned previous expectations
BRITISH SHIP RELIEvED.-The ship Dahlia.
which sailed hence on Wednesday for Europe, driited
ashore early yesterday morning within cables length
of the extreme point Of sandy Hook where she lay In
imminent danger Of strsndng. She threw out signals
Of distress when the steamer Edwin Lewis Captain
HAYNES on her passage % shrewsbury promptly went
10 her relief and In half hour she was relieved with
out damage. and proceeded on her voyage.
II Pacini's Safe has been received with great
admiration by the New Workers. That s much 10 The
credit of their taste lChronotype
Not with such farnGfiH amount Of admiration as you
Bosonians bestowed upon it. We do Mt think ;hs, Il
/ f,.fr fEa Fpaaf usig In
world whatever may have been the opinion in the re
gion of iros,s and cas-; winds.
DlSNER 10 Hon DIXON II. LEwIs.-A public
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NOW LET THE PUBLIC JUDGE.

ITO THE FRIENDS OF Correct Education ana of Truth
L Marcus Wilson's answer 10 and exposure OF hfs
Wiard's Appeal &c IL published and can be hsc srst
on Application TO MARX HI. NEWMAN CO. 1873 Broad
wsy The oriEinsl Review u American Histories a
published in las accom- psnles this Answer 50 that ne
Willard hy this "sianieyous pamphlet; the answer,
we trust will fully the insure ot her "esiEs 10 orb
gtnalty well a. the Absences Of that Serious charge
Of strespsss on her literary property
MARK r. NEWMAN CO.
NIB The publishers Of 81 Mrs Willsrc's Appeal" hsv'
ing refused ser pecfi request TO furnish Ne with
st OF The names Of ,hoss whom the Appear hsd been
sent Ia order that might also send them the kepiy
compelled TO ask 10 this public manner, ihsi a.
friends of rducsO- Tsschers Etitors and others who
have received the said Appeal" wiz send as their names
and postcee address, and we will iorw ard ne kepy
free Of postage MAIN H. NEW Wan W.
isf5I l9s Broadway.
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- Water Cure Hou-e.-ars n. 8. Cove eoniir
ues receive patients at her house. Isl lothsL New
York.
Mrs. iso visits ladies' and cAldreo thslr bones and
ftvss direction for the application ~ Water Cure s3o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-18

~ Genuine Harlem Uil-Inported direct from
Holland for sale wholesale and retail by -
ALBERT L. WINSHIP.
t.fa osfg Ea.s Pr,aavVav cor Aarksl.sI
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miscellaneous.

! y "
" Commissioner for the stntes OF New'foik
snf Connecticut. Tsnmsnv Hal nj "
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The attention OF hoaseksspsss and onsss peso1
called 10 Wclrs patent ngos mo ~ s SSSx.:
inssi,ass' Old bsds rssovssd coS WHOLESALE sc1 r.
tail
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BOOTS AND SHOES
q OFTHE FIRST QUALITY al the ONE PRICE
cheap Boot and Shoe store, az Chstham.st-The
I'll ubscribers would call tho attention OF lheif cus-
toners and the public IN general - their large and
well assorted stock VI Ladies Misses and Cniidrens
Caters BusAns Slips lie togethsf win sfgs seock OF
MeR's, Boys and YoQh. Boots shoe. sno brossIs'
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SMITH kI3LEY, ~ Chsihsin-st
ms 9meod directly opposite Chatham Theatre
LOOK AT TBIs--Lsdies, gentlemen,
Masses and children, all that are IN ant OF
6ne article Of Boots or Shoes, call 81 T7 bfosd.
way, where Jos will hnd the largest s..onmen. and
peat Ia this city, wholesale and retail. B-rrenen
imposted 8oot. ~ flea lm.l NJ CAHiLL
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~ Congress Spring Water-Just received fresh
from spring pint and quart boues delivered 70
part Of the civ BY ALBERT l.. WINSHIP.
i4i4 osf y Eat Broadway.
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NOTIFICATIONS NJ. NlCOLL, son OF John Nicou,
deceased lste Of the City Of NevYork. may ohain IN
formation greatly 20 his advantage BY calling on Wism
MinR NicOil Wheeling, ". William II. Nicoll, South
Fast n. Y or 10 the subscriber 81 HUNTINGTON. l.
i.l6 iwDGW' ~ OAhLE1.
CAUTION-rhe public cautioned not TO trust tns
~ of the Br ship Jane deb,s OF Iheir con-
tracing will be pad by the captain or cons guee
islG j. McMuRRAY. cor Pine and South sta
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-27

1a continues GtH II New Aa.s a. =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-14

she repled. Enough that | am here, where
ought to have been ten days ago But that was
not my fault
Fletcher was about to make some farther Ie-
mark when his wife placed her finger upon MS
lips, and said
you most not talk, dear; your disease has
lust made favorable change, and your life de-
pends upon your being perfectly quiet. Enough
for me to say that know all, and love you just
as well, perhaps better. You are weak, fool
ish man, Joseph, she added, with smile, or
else thought me weak and foolish woman But
all that we can settle hereafter. Thank God
that have found you; and that you are, to all
appearance, out of danger
Aunt Prudence looked into Hates face, and
saw that tears we're on her checks
Would you have loved him less, Kate she
asked, 'if he had been your husbandP
'He would have been the same to me what
ever might have been his calling. That could
not have changed him.
mo, certainly not. But have word or
two more to add AS soon as Fletcher was
we'll enough to 60 to work, he took his place a.
gain upon the shop-board, his wife feeling hap
pier than she had felt for long time. In about
six months he rose to be foreman of the shop,
and year after that became partner in the bu-
siness AT the end of ten years he sold out his
interest in the business and returned TO the East
with thirty thousand dollars in cash. This
handsome capital enabled him to get into an old
and we'll established mercantile house as partner
where he remained until his death. About the
time of his return to the East, you, Kate, were
born
III calculated the astonished girl.
yes. Their two older children died while
they were in Louisville, and you, their third
child, were born about six months before they
left
Il! repeated Kate, in the same surprised tone
of voice
'Yes dear, you! have given you histor!
of your own father and mother. So as you arr
the daughter OF a tailor, you must not object tt
tailor for husband, if he be the right kind 0
f man.
1t may very naturally be supposed that Kat
had but little to say against tailors after that, al
though we are by no means sure that she hat
any intention Of becoming the bride of one.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-14

Dcy-A BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND THEIR tHILDREN,-
such may SHERMANS WORM IOZENGES be truly called, for
they have saved thousands children from untme and
caused the mothers leap for joy when she had gwen up
all hope for the recovery of her offspring And when is reme
beed that worms destroy thousands children annually and the
uspected and when it is known that these Lozen
ges are and certain specific destroying them and nyaa
by bringing them away surely the heart ofevey parent will be
filed with joy the announcement of such blessing ana not
only preparations for good but his COUGH
ZENGES have succeeded in removing and curing the most IN
veterae Cough and Consumption VIII hope had
flight and despair pictured the cOuntenance OF friends
around We acquainted with cases OF wonderful
cures perfmed and would refer the inquirer to Dr. Shermans
pamphlet of cures The CAMPHUR LZENGES Headache
in five minutes ana relieve all Papaton Nervous Complaints
and Cramps and POOR MANS PLASTER is without doubt
the very best strengthening plaster the world We would
commend afflicted the Doctors preparations, know
ing they will be disappointed in their expectations
lier and bv one IN every Vermont 6: ly,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-14
NO. Fnrmers, and Others.

WWILDER SON, having leased for terry o. years tn
~ Nnnufacturiup Establishment Gently owned ana occupied
nv Ba, lies and liancnn would respectfully info N these no nay
wish 10 have their Wool manufactured into Casmeres' Fa
CLhhs Fannels that prepared TO ahu'Otuo any VI
the above cloths on terms that will be reasunabl ~ = -
A. w Wilder, having had an exerlence o. 81 Ess S
Cardng Cloth Dressing and curing business eTls conn
dent that the work manner that shal ssly a
who may favor us with patronage We shall always enaea
to have hand vari y Of good and desirable Os' VIM"
will exchange good clean Fleece Wnul ,., ii, l.,
We have also preparations M dyong silks, whleh WIN p'
dressed plain waered may preferred Carpet yarn we
dress Scarlet give any tnge TINT one may y
Suffice say shall employ competent and experienced
wOrkmen therefore shall he able dye and dress SILK and wo0
goods all kinds in ase superior to tn of other ssqh
mens in Vermont. ARTEMAS w. WILDER,
GEORGE w. WILDER
Montpelier, Aug 26, ls47. 35;'T
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-14

a GARI DAT Ed PILLS every where the
rag Aad whcref re mott For all other medical compounds
maxi Wise r. thy make you bter while Cnckncrs
Ps pleasure fir m the m instance, and entirely
without gvng him 10 suppose that he had taking
at all Had zen living h would have died Cnckues
Sugar Coad PI5 the Poetry If Medicine for her toore
arly all its firms, nearly disgusting was
beneficial, the vii most t equally FIR Cnck-
RS Sugar C0lted Pills have tl3 If dcna whit, pro-
duce fth nlusea ant grpng attendant operation of
other dem, and their speedy II in all impurities
system Cannot b. exceld BY any other medicine which
has ba,n discovered
M,ntpoer and by agtnin every town Vcrm 95
abiV. Vul4:t:lV
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-14

Indian Cough Balm and Lung Balsam.
For the cure If Coughs. Colds, Consumption, Dys-
pepa Bronchitis Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, whoop-
ing Couch. II is justly celebrated the most wonder
u curative of pulmonary diseases in the whole range of
Pbarmscy. Sumo Of our most respectable Physicians
use in their practice-pr acribng The best of all
remedies for Pulmonary Complaints, and Physical debli-
~, and they unhesitaney recommend TO be kept in
every family of Consumpiive tendency.
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
CONSU MPTION
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-14
AND
AFFECTION OF THE LIVER CURED
YEARS STANDING!

CITY OF NEw YORK, July, It, I847
This is to certify that Nelson LaTabee have for pc.
Rod of twenty years been subject tn dry, hacking
cough and pain in the side and chest, attended with
night sweas and general weakness Of the system, and
have been pronounced INcURABLY coNsUMPTIvE {;
neither the advice of regular physicians the many
advertised remedies have taken, have been Of any per-
manent benefit and Welding hopeessy to the pro-
gress of my disease, when persuaded to try Dr. E.
w. VoNDERsMITHs Indian Cough Balm and Lung
Basaul by the aid Of which, all my symptoms have been
removed, and nave been wonderfully restored to the
blessings Of health and the prospect of prolonged exis
ence In gratitude for which, and in the hope of BEN
citing Others solemny testify the facts in this GER
ticate NELSON LARABEE,
Jersey City
Sworn to before me, this 2lst day of July, 1s47.
Wm V BRADY. Mayor Of the city Of New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-14
UNION house.

THE SUBSCRIBER recently of the Orange Co. Hotel Chelsea,
takes This opportunity inform the public that he has rented
the Union House, and has b3n tho oughy repaired from bottom
and furnished with Furniture and he p dges himself
spare pains in having well p He has been mt great
pense in ting the AMI conmuLUus House in order
the rush opltrOnage which this House is worthy and capa
hle If accommodating.
Relying upon his experience in the business Of keeping Public
use, he hop satisfy thu public what he has said bis
House. Without call and ana much nge
LEVI BOUTWELL,
Sen
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-14

" HOPE, UNnYING HOPE" is the attendant the
while tn pursued his
case hnping him IL his list resting pacethe grave. And
strange is that thus suffering should be willing
his lac sacrificed done scientific
Yet is every day atur The remedy hand. Sher
mans Olsamian, All Healing Baam has relieved more such
than any chr medicine and who are
Willing believe in virtues should make it, and
then thy viii not only be satisfied that all said Of
tic 1er will also recommend their suffering friends
the hest remedies they have known for coughs
kinds tmt pains the chest and side, shoness difficulty
If breathing, bleeding Of the lungs, ncipen consumption
One trial will SATISFY the sceptiCa and the medicine is with
in reach Of all.
For sale LOG Nassau n " and by s. Redeld Mont
peer, and by agent in every town in Vermont IS
and 81 per bottle. vol4:6:ly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-14
LamOiIIc YYOoEem Factory.

THE Subscriber would respectfully inform the inhabitants of La
moe County, and the public generally, that he has erected
factory Building and fitting up the same at thu
Clover Cady's Fa in Morsown for the purpose of man
ready to 20 into operation few days The establishment will
be throughout and furnished with the latest and most ap-
proved machinery and he pledges himself to satisfy his customers
attention. good workmanship and thorough going business
habits will suffice.
The working Wool will be by the yard or on shaes
the parties may agree
Having the twenty three been extensively engaged
Cader and Cloth rese and enjoyed the conf ence of the
public in those hnches, he with confidence offers MS ser
vices generous public Manufacturer and hattrs himself
he shall deserving share Of patronage Past tvOs
gratefully acknowledged and ones gratefully received by
the Public's Humble Servant
JOHN COOK.
Morrsown, July 70, le47 %