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rs Mxs,nll's Orrier, July I7-ch~ss If Cruel
and Unusual Punishmenf- ~ pss, SsPs.ln %
chs-ss n strikine George Williams colored seaman
with an sdSe and INJECTING wound on his neck
| lie was committed for examination.
Damn OF THE CorRr COMMON PLEAs-Durng
ths arst two weeks of the July term 9th July to ID
Amrusl causes will be tried BY consent but no defau'
viii be allowed, either trials or arguments except
whars an order has been made for trial argument
where the party under stipulation to try at that term
No jury win be ordered from the "a August to the soth
first two weeks of August term
One jury for August term will only be summoned for
tha asf two weeks of that term commencing Mon
dav the 3Oth August and the causes must be noticed
for trial for the Sd Monday Of Augut in the usual man
The court however will be kept open for the whole
month during the July and August terms for the pur
pose the issuing and return OF processes &C. and for
NO dults on argument will be allowed to be taken
during the Saturdays in the month Of August-Erfrac
The Superior Court stands adjourned to the last Sat-
urday Of this month
CouRr OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-Before Recorder Scott
and Aldermen Lawrence and Fesks John McKeon,
,umedAt the opening Of the court yesterday morning.
the trial Of VIM Mozier, forgrand resumed
The S thu when under
charge the court the jury rendered verdict Of not
guilty
at the bar for trial indictment for burglary in the
Sd degree in having the 25th day OF June burga-
rously entered the carpenter snop VI Duhh
Rvngon street. and stole therefrom oarpenteers tools
the value of $40 The testimony not being sufficient
to sustain the Indictment the jury rendered verdict OF
guilty Of petit larceny and the court sentenced him to
the penitentiary for the term Of six months.
EZrial for Grand La-csny.-Csros H. Perara was next
placed at tho bar for trial GU an indictment for grand
larceny In having on the 9th day OF April stolen S2o
from Joseph L. Costello This was submitted to the
jury under charge of the court who rendered verdict
Of guilty when the court sentenced him to the State
Prison for the term Of two years.
Trial for Grand LGrceny-John Mehan, Implicated
with James Carroll then put upon trial on on indct
mont for grand larceny in having the 10th day OF
June last stolen bags coffee valued at $l25 the
property of James Conway, No 81 Cliff street The
sscuton failing to establish the guilt of the accused the
jury rendered verdict Of not guilty when the court ad
journed for the term.
CouRT CALENDAR-Common Pleas-Monday, July 10.
Before Judge Ingrahsm.-Nos. I, 2, 66,7 10,
IL, ~, Is, IL, Is, l6 10, 10, co. 81 ~, %.
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NIAGARA FALLs, July 10. lea7.

- - NIAGARA FALLs, July 10, le47.
Niagara still presents the same attractions to vsters
~ 1t did five years since when visited It, The aitera
tons that have been made however In that time are
considerable in the general appearance Of the village
Quite number of mills have been erected, which, how
much they may add to tho wealth and prosperity
Of the place would not be considered by the
wild and natural scenery, any improvement.
The number Of vsiters here quite large there being
upwards Of 100 at this house the Catarao The pro-
prieors appear to be very clever and good landlords
most dsgraceful row took place this evening the
leaving for Buffalo. A gentleman from the
south had his servant girl along with him for
his chldrenafter having taken their seats in the
and when the ready TO leave general rush
was made by the servants Of The Cataract and Eagle
Hotels the crying out take her out take her
out" tthe save) The ladies in the very much
frightened, and many Of them jumped out. There
quite number Of bloody heads among the groes but
whether any were seriously hurt not, don't know,
the being under Flow Roadway during most OF the
fight One negro threw rail the track in front
Of the engine while 1t underway. and Immediately
afterwards struck man (white) for taking IL Of The
rngeader Of the gang Is the head walter at the Cata
ract Househe seized and dragged into the by
Of the gentlemen and carried of with them.
The attack unsuccessful, and the most dsgracef
affair ever heard Of Every event Of this kind wdeps
the breach already existing between the North and the
South
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The Dayton (Oho) Journal Of the 9th instant says
the farmers In that vicinity busiy engaged In har-
vestng The rye ready TO cut and the cutting Of
wheat had already commenced The yield Of wheat IL
to be better than anticipated the heads
Of the wheat being heavy and the grain plump and well
filled.
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These quotations, to prevent imposition, we
had posted on the Herald bulletin and throughout
Wall street, before eleven o'clock yesterday
morning.
Annexed are the details OF the news.-
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A Il h I v Al
STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA,
ar BOSTON.
TWO WEEKS LATER
INTELLIGENCE FROM EUROPE.
State Of the Corn Markets.

Another Considerable Decline in
Breadstufs.
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Police Intelligence.

Falls. Pysfences Officer Stephens. of the lower pc.
lice, arrested yesterday man by the name of sas F.
he charged with obtaining 10000 segars valued
at $40 from David Carvalho residing at No 20h Stan
street. by false and fraudulent representations IL
appears that in March last the accused purchased the
above segars from MIR. Carvalho representing that he
was q merchant and dealer In oil and candles,
Brock of Poughkeepse and could likewise sell the above
segars Mr. and have them inserted In the same
inc his own (Ames0 responsibility Mr. C. delivered the
segars and not receiving his money according to pro-
ss be began to enquire into the sovency OF the ac-
oused when he asceraned that all his representations
false and auduent for the very morning that the
being sent to Mr. Brock, Of Poushkeepsie they were
Immediately sold to Mr.. Ketsmore grocer, at the
ner Of Mott and Broome street. at much lower price
than what he agreed TO pay for them Consequently
upon these facts being shown, Justice Drinker held him
to bail In the of $500 to to the charge in
default Of which he was locked up.
Arrest Of an Escaped Conricf.--Of1cer Tloton Of
the 18th ward arrested yesterday fellow called Daniel
Justice Timpson sent him back to his old quarters to
finish out his term of aentcnce
Robbed on the Fire Points Officer Corneen, of the 9th
ward arrested yesterday, woman called Mary l.. Sher
wood on charge of stealing $24 10 in gold and silver
coin, belonging to VIM. jackson. while In a theving
crib located on the Five Points Locked up for trial by
Justice Drnker.
Stabbing.-A man by the name Of Patrick Murphy
arrested Friday last by officer Smith Of the 18th
ward charge Of stabbing man called Edward Ste
phens with knife while In the store Of 7 McGiyeney,
In goth street. I'd avenue. Locked up by Justice
II Dishonest Cierk.--A young man by the name Of
Pardon Menges clerk, In the employ Of Gustavus
Meyer, Widow Co dealers In toys and fancy articles
No 80 Maiden lane, arrested yesterday, by n po-
ceman Of the 10th ward charge Of embeEzlipg SIS
the 9th Of July and various other sums Of money Mt
divers times, and appropriating the same to his own
use II appears that the 9th Of July instant the
cused Soda bill Of goods amounting to $35 10 to Mr.
Holt of Hartford, Conn ana recsiyed the mfneg for the
same but instead Of paying 1t over to his employer he
pocketed SIS and the balance sl7 a. he enters the
cash saot; the sth instant, the accused embezz
| $40 30, the prooeed3 ef sale to Daw K Webb and
another on the 10th Of 81 90 Justice Drnss- held him
bail charge Of petit larceny which he procured
end was liberated from custody
PersOHai
II Is said that the Rev. DR. Baird declines assuming
the ONCE Of President of jefferson College la Penn
syvana.
The Jonesboro' (Tennessee) Wing says When Gen.
Worth left for the seat Of war; he mortgaged his farm
and residence the payment Of debt of $4,000 which
he owed one Of his neghbors The property was about
to be sold under the mortgage whom few wing friends
opened subscription and poid Of the debt without his
| knowledge.
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QgoTATIoNs FOR SPECIE.

Domestic exchanges continue very quiet and our quo
tations remain without the slightest alteration.
The York Manufacturing Co. at Saco have declared
a semi-annua dividend of per cent PAYABLE the Doth
inst.
The receipts Of the Little Miami Railroad Company of
Ohio for the month Of June for the first sx
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ADVANCE In THE PRICE OF COTTON.
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Increase 1877 sc $8G64 50
Though there has been increase in the receipts for
passengers for June, May, slight decrease in the
receipts for freight visible owing the decline the
price of grain and -four The amounts stored all along
the road still heavy but at present prices holders
are In no hurry to forward 1t.
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Telsgraphic Despatch.-No. 1.

LIVERPOOL, Sunday, July 4, ls47.
Large sales of Western flour at 34s, but that
price cannot be realized for any considerable
quantity Richmond and Alexandria SSs per
barrel; Philadelphia and Baltimore S2s; New
Orleans and Ohio Bis; Canada sour -four 2ss a
29s.
Indian meal 2Os to els,
Indian corn As Sd to ass per quarter
Cotton has advanced I'd per Id. since last
steamer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12

sugar which will be made in Brazoria county alone
this year will not fall much short of 5000 hogsheads
The quantity raised in the whole state last year was
but little over two hundred hogsheads.
OHIO. The incest Fourth of July toast we have
seen this year, was the following given at a celebra
ton, by ], L., Baker. "Our country women-ma
their breast-works ever prove a shelter to the American
infantry"
The Young Mems Bible society of Cincinnati have
resolved to put a Bible into every bed room in all the
principal public houses in that city.
MICHIGAN. A letter dated Mishawak, Michigan
July 20, speaking of the quantity of wheat in that re-
gion, says that there never was so fine a berry, nor SC
many of them IN the straw, in this section,as this year
You have no idea of the size of the heads,-sixty Der.
ries being a small head, and a hundred not large one
by any means.
The Detroit Advertiser notices a new article of ex,
port from that city, VIZ; grindstones-sixteen tons OIL
which, of Michigan quarry and manufacture were
shipped on the 23d ult.
MISSOURI, There were erected in the city Of
st Louis, during the year ending on the first ult., 90?
houses.
During the week ending July the 10Th, there were
Ill deaths in st Louis; 50 of which, or more than
one half, were Of children under five years of age.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
Liberty National Convention.

70 the Members Of The Liberty Party Of The United
States.
The Presidential election of 1913 is fastening on
1t is time the faithful friends of Liberty should meet
to nominate true and tried men as their candidates for
the Offices Of President and Vice President of the u
nited States. The National Corresponding Commit
tee have taken the best means in their power to Judge
both OF the sentiments Of the people and the signs Of
the times, as to what course the true interests of the
party and the permanent good of the cause require
and they have concluded to call the National Nomina-
ting Convention to meet at the City Of Buffalo, in the
State of New York, on Wednesday, the goth day of
October, at 10 o'clock, A.. M. 1t is thought best that
the Convention should be organized as a
MASS MEETING,
to which all members of the Liberty party are full
invited, to participate in its deliberations and %conclu-
sions. In voting on the nominations, however, each
State will be eutiled to the same number Of votes that
It has in the electoral college, thar is, the number OF
its senators and representatives in Congress. 1t is
believed that the following method will secure as ex-
act Justice as is attainable in the details;
1. Any delegate may represent a district, if he is
chosen by a district convention, properly called.
?. If a State has chosen its quota Of delegates at a
regular State Convention, these delegates, or a ma
ioritY Of them, if present, shall cast the vote Of the
State, either individually or collectively, as they may
agree.
3. If a State Convention has mode any other pro-
vision for throwing its vote, such provision shall stand.
4. in the failure Of all these, the members of the
party present from any State, may hold a meeting by
public notice, and decide how the vote Of their State
Shall be cast.
5. If they do not decide, then all the members pres
ent shall vote on the nomination, and their vote shall
stand as the vote Of the State.
George w. Johnson, Esq, of Buffalo, is requested
to make arrangements on behalf Of the committee, for
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
Orange Co, Common Sch0ol Convention,

A Convention of Teachers and friends Of Educat;or
will be held at the meeting house Brookfeld Centre
Friday, Aug. 90, 9 o'clock, A.. NJ.
The instrutnrntaliti IS of Normal Schools and Teach
er's Institutes, as means Of improving Teachers an(
e%levating the standard Of Public Instruction, will BIZ
discussed.
The establishment of an Institute in the County ths
coming Fall, will be considered.
1t is expected that several addresses will be made,
1t is hoped that the Teachers of both Summer AM
Winter Schools will attend.
j.. M. FLINT,
Sup't. Com. Schools.
Randolph, Aur. |, l8l7.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
Weekly Hseceipts.

A Raymond, D G Nicholson, + Munson, { BacheI-
der, E Steward, II G Hawkins, J White, E Scott, A
Wright, r Scott, N Martin, $3.50 each; Ruth Jackson
$500; j Ramsdale, S4,00; A G Brown, ! ; LougIse,
$500 each; J L Smith $l,Ooj G Nc Clay 'oc' } M
Smith &c; E S Gallup 25c. ,
" Garry, JU King $3.50 each; A Foirlee, \
Sampson, ATeuksbury, A D Whitney, L King, 75C
each; W H Weeden, j B%urnham, E G Babcock, |
Powers, W Leonard, A Bennett W Bradley, l
RAYMOND, ] NJ Strong, &c each.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
deaths.

In shelburne, on the 23d ult, Aurelia Crosman,
aged GO. Also, June Both, Marsha Roelofson.
In Pomfret, on the Goth ult. Seth Hodges aged 81
In Orwell, Julia A. Herbert, aged %.
In Woodbury., Aug. /, Mrs. Sally, wife of John
Guodell, aged 62,
In Lyndon, July %, Ruth, wife of Amasa Harris
At Montreal, July 26, of typhus fever, Curtis E
Crosman, son the late Samuel Crosman, of st. Johns
bury, aged, 40.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
RAR1E FOis SALE.

IN consequence Of i'll health the subscriber offers hs Farm for
l sale situated in the north part OF MldaieseA sad atm con,
which is under Improvement, is well watered, has a small dwell
ta horse GOOD harm and sheds and cummodOus out buildings,
ana n Young orchard consisting of about one hundred and fly
trees, q good share Of which has been recently engiutled. me
wood land has moi been cuned, it contains a good sugar orchard
and an abundance of good timber for shingle, saving. hewing, &c.
ANY one wishing TO purchase such a farm will hnd 1t an object to
cali soon on The subscriber, on the premises. lie will give a rea-
sonable nav dv for a part Of the purchase money, or VIII take a
small farm conveniently situated, if desired.
~ SAMUEL h. WALIING.
Nrll,s,y Nav a ISi7. oft
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
Liberty RllIY

The friends Of Ljborty and Eqaal Rights in Barre
are requested to meet in Caucus at the Inn Of James
Hale in Barre on Saturday August Dist at 6 o'clock
PM for the purpose Of nominating a candidate for
town representative and for the transaction of other
business. GEO. $. JOHNSON, }
N. B. DODGE, loHh
L.. TILDEN. NoD'"'Ice'
Barre Aug. 18th lS47.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
Military Music.

d A.BURDITT, No. 100 Cambridge street, Boston, has Just
d.. finished a lot Of Music for Military and Amateur Bands
Scores sent to any part Of the country by mail Il Express
n. BIB. a. q. is attached to the Boston Brlss Band, and WIN
furnish superior Mus, Gr Colleges and Aoade mites at commence
M MT Exercises. l''om's
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
Caledonia County,,

An adjourned meeting of the Liberty Convention o.
CALEDONIA County will be held at Cabot August 2Gth
at 10 o'clock Am. Milton Clarke & others fron
abroad will he present and address the meeting.
Aug. 10, 1917. By oder Com.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
Domestic Gonrpfn0.

!, stroke of lightning, during a late shower.
+ The recent State Convention Of the Episcopal Churcl
r. voted to hold a special Convention in October for the
election of a Bishop of the Diocese.
y The Legislature of Maine have passed a bill and
Il resolves for altering the constitution, so that hereafter
h Governor, Senators, and Representatives to the Gener-
a al Court and to Congress, may be chosen by a plurality.
. They passed the Senate Is to I, and the House 90 Ia
It lG.
d NEW HAMPSHIRE. Miss Emma Flint, aged IA
, years, a daughter Of Mr.. John Flint, of Concord, was
drownedin Concord river, on Saturday evening week.
Three brothers, and a young female cousin were in a
boat, which struck a rock, and the two young ladies'
f were prcclpitated into the stream. The oldest brother,
t who alone was old enough to be of any service, sue
ceeded in rescuing his cousin, but his sister went
down and never rose. To add to the agony of the
scene, the mother stood on the shore looking on.
A correspondent Of the Kcnebec Journal writing
from Concord, says that the wings of New Hampshire
are almost to a man opposed to the nomination of Gen.
Taylor for the Presidency.
In the course Of a week or two the cars on the Nor
them Railroad, in New Hampshire, will runt to Grafton
some twenty miles above Franklin.
f The Independents and Liberty men Of New HamD-
shire, think Of their delegation in the next Congress,
that sit will Halc upon Southern dena gogna4. and Turt
it into Northern douph-faces.o
MASSACHUSETTS,. A fatal disease is working
(%oarGully among the cattle in Sterling, Worcester Co.
which m%anifests SYMPTOMS like tbe lboro;o In ov.
aiming one that had died. a rcnUenaD cbanced 70
cut his finger, when the poisonous blood Of the dead
ami nal penetrated the wound, and in twenty hours he
died,
There were twenty empty carriages in Folks process
SION IN Boston. The Chronotype says they contained
= the ghosts OF his murdered victims at Buena Vlstaa ind
ltosaca dc Ia Palma.
Ihe Liberty Party Of Massachusetts have a Mass
Conventions at Worcester, the first day of September,
Ior le purpose OF nominating candidates for Governor
ana Lieut. Governor
"A Io'9e i''le stone 'eI' rom near the top OF Coal
'I"' oOo'o 0Iso' on MONDAY AFTERNOON In It's de-
SCtIL IL IDlItl uIliIlSL IL SlJJl-lOIlSe, AMI Instantly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
Great BOyOOinR.

PhICES REDUCED at the Cash Store. Balzorines, NusIins
5 sumner a9me " weaFi in ilet all kinds Of thin Goods. | am determined
10 close on Immediately all my present stock without tepurd l.,
cot, to get ready for tie fall trade. Prices viii slt an. no mix.
take. HARVEY ~ n n'-
July Is NNN"'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12

Thousands die annually with the above diseases. Jaync's tx
pectomnt never fails to relieve, and permanently cures nlle out OF
ten who useit as directed.
For sale by :. p. Reddeld, Montpelier. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12

STATE OF V%ERNONT, IN Probate Court holden at lIydepark
Iamolle District, s.. within and for said District, on the
2)l day of July a. D. 1877, Martha Chadte, Administrators on
the estate of Lyndes Chahte, late If MorristoWn, in said district,
deceased, makes application to said Court to extend the time here
tofore allowed her to pay the dcbts due from said estate and settle
her administration account, until some future day Whereupon, 1t
is ordered by said Court that said application be heard at the Pro
bate Onice in l~lydrPark ON the 10Th day of August 1917 and it
is further ordered that notice hereof he given to the creditors OF
said estate, and TO all others concerned by publishing the substance
If said application and orders thereon, in the Green Mountain
Freeman, a n wspaptr printed at Montpelier, Vt, at least three
weeks successfully before the time aforesaid appointed for the
hearing Of said application.
By the Court,
30 II. P. SMITH, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
Randolph, Aug, 1, 1917.
Religious Notice.

Rev, A. c. Hand will attend a quarterly meeting a
EImore, on the Dist and 22d inst. By order Com.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
Man %,

CTORRS LANGDON Have this day returned from Boston
> with some 5000 addition to their stock of summer Goods
embracing many new and rich styles II
Dress Goods, S1aeL, silks, Lace Goods,
Boaacts, Ribbons, &c.
I short. we nave every kind ofGoods that can be called for
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
BRIGHTON WAgKEF.
MONDAY, August 2.

REPORTED FOR THE ADVERTISER.
At market, $40 Beef cattle, 81 COWS and calves, 10
Jokes working oxen, 1900 sheep, and lambs, and about
l75 swine.
Beef CaHe.-Extra, 81; First quality, $G,75;second
and third do. from IS to 6, 25.
PORTING C~rcn,-SaIes noticed at S73, 50, "a.
Goes ani CaiveS.-Salcs made at $lG, 81, %, 30
and $3.50.
,Sleep mt Lam5s-All sold before they arrived at
maket Old sheep from $2,I7, to 1926, and Lambs
from $l,75 to 3.
Sipim.-Only one small lot of 60 new ones at mar
ket, the rest were left over from last week, and, il
consequence Of the small supply, the prices obtained
were higher than last week, say 5 ~ and 6 IL a
wholesale.
N. b, The Beef and Scep markets were very brisk
and all sold at the above prices.
BOSTON MARKET-MoNDAY, AUGUST O..
FLOUR-Michigon and Genesoe, 1915 400.
,GRAIN-Corn, 65 a 30.
Rye, 90a LOO.
Oats, 48 a 80.
PROFESSIONALISM, 1000 a 1850.
Pork, 1900 a 1900.
BUTTER-l4 a q.
Cheese, 5 9.
WOOL-Prime Saxony 45 so
American full blood 10 a45
do "a do % 38
do IL do 3la33
do Ia & com do ga 30
Northern pulled 30 40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12

IOlO BOTTLES Fresh Congress Water, for
N"O sale by tue Box or Bottle at the Drlgoist
Store of s K n i%SS9'S'
July IA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
Lectures hY Rev. John ". lewis.

REV. Mr.. LEWIS, a coIorod gentleman from New
Hampshire, will enter the State on the 18th inst, and
speak to the people upon the subject Of American
Oppression at the following places, viz:
-Tnnhridne. NuL Nillann. 6 6 g ) ?. VI.
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Yea! YcG :!
SAYINCN Oh TIIE PEOPLI

SAYINGS OF TIE PEOPLE.
HAVE YOU any of that Good Tea now? 1 get better Tea hero
/ ! than at any other place. | bay all my Tea here, because get
a better article, and cheaper, than at any other Store, true, and
rslis not the only Article you can get in like manner at
STORRS x LANCDON.
June, l67
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
COyp0tinQS and Ruqs.

4 GOOD assortment Of Carpatings, Rags, Straw Mating, &c.
"a just received at the Boston Price Cash Store. Idefy compe.
tii.n on Carpptiugs, as sell for the best manufacturers in Ameri,
en-. and at ctv prices. Please call. HARVEY KING.
June II,