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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-05-13

@A FARM FOR xNEA
sAAl& SALE.
THE SubsclibeT offers for sale good FARM Of 100
situated about mile and half from the village of Nor
rsvile and known as the Darling, farm. Said farm in
small sugar orchard, and the farm well waefed The hud-
ngs consist OF house nearly $780, favng been built
but years. aud nearly Finished and barns good order
FOr further particulars, enquire of Col E. b. errick
MOrrisville, of the subscriber Camdge
Terms Libcrala soOd share Of tho purchase money may
remain secured by the premises. H.. DARLING.
Monlsvc, lS47. l03tE
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NOTICE.

fHIS ia to give notice that have given my Thadde
us and G. II CrOssett their time during the remainder
Of their minority, and shall pay debts OF their
ing OF claim any of their wages after this date.
HOSEA CROSSETT.
Witness, II. w. Wells.
Dux'ury, April "a, ls47. l5:3w.
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One proof Of the efficacy Of the sarsapaa and To.
READ THE FOLLOWING, AS 1T is
NE 10 All.

Extract ola lecture delivered by Dr. BENNETT before thu
Medical College of Lake Erie, touching valuable Med
cal qualities of the extract ofTOMATOES.
Dr. Bennett says is of the powerful
OF the Matera Medca and in all affections the Liver and
other gans where calome indicated, is probably the
best medicinal agent known the medical profes
When used state il is sovereign remedy
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He has successfully treated various diseases with it aloue
and when persons removing TO the South West
should be to make of it, There no doubt
butt when used in connection with the Sarsaparla the
best medicine that be used in the SPRING SUMMER
SEASONS, asa ,iversa remedy for Dyspepsia and Ind
geson loss ofappeie, dizziness, headache, depression
spirits, coveness piles weakness of the stomach and limbs
rheumatism purify the blood curing bad humos where
all other medicines have failed.
(F.om the Daily MaiL)
1t is with great deal OF pleasure that say are
daily hearing of where the Sarspaa and iona
TO Biter which sold by Brown, SO Washington Street
efecng astonishing purifying the blood
and assisting digestion Many of the taken
quite interest in this compound, aud it considered by
them the hest article now in for Jaundee, Indigestion
Loss of Appetite, Weakness, aud for all complaints arising
from mpuriy ofthe blood 1t is really the best medicine
in to purify the blood and eradicate all humps from
the system. 1t very pleasant bitter and easily taken
We can recommend it with the greatest confidence 10 our
numerous readers Don take our word for it, but try
bottle and satisfy yourself
CAUTION.
The public particularly cautioned against purchasing
imitation articles pretending to have effect as
Browns Sarsapara and Tomato Bittets. Never INV the
Sarsaparlla and Dandeon Panacea Ktredses Tomato m
tiers, extract Of Sarsapaa Tomato and Dandeon or
any other preparation with the Of getting the
prepared his Medicine Store 6s Washington street.
Boston, These Btters the first preparation Of the kind
Of the kind in the market Always the direct
ion ia signed FREpRRIcK BRowN in his hand writing
who ever heard Of mans eouDierfsimg bad bank note
they always counterfeit that which sells
Al orders for srown's sARsAPARILLA and TOMATO
BlTTERs directed to Frederick Brown, the proprietor, 6s
Washington street, Boston, will be attended to puneuay
BitieIs securely packed for shipping.
Montpelier, s. ?. Redfeld and :. X. Collins Barre J
II. Walker Waterbury, TIC. Simpson. Marshfed, f. ID.
Putnam Planfed, F. kdder. Middlesex Geo +. stowel,
son. Chelsea, Dickinson & Noble. Ne%bury, F. ( H.
keyes-BIadfcrd, Asa Low. Wells River Timothy shedd,
s'USG : Camp hdsPSSEs' L. Noy0s hOIIisvo
orally. 81 a bottle. bottles for s.. G9;ly
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DENTISTRY

nOCT. NJ. NEWTON, surgical aud Mechanical Dentist,
- Office over Mr. spaldngs Store, Main, at the head
OF Stae-seo In order to introduce of the i'm
Provements In the construction of plate teeth propose to
insert parts or whole OF teeth upon gold pate perfectly
me natural organs in form and color, nnd in point
uy iuhling all purposes Of masticaton o. we'll as
e natural teeth For any piece Of work shall require
o amount TO be paid at the time and the remainder in
.nee months u the work should prove satisfactory. II not
the teeth can be returned and the money refunded.
Teeth extracted without Pain.
Doct has purchased the sole and exclusive right to uso
io AL operation. 10 Dental Surgery in the county of Wash
ington, DoCT. MOTIONS LEIHEON for tho prevention
OF pain The success that has attended the admins
OF a compound In thousands Of cases, where they have
submitted TO the most proaced surgical operations
recovering from Its effects they not suffered the
least pain, prove beyond doubt that in sklf hands it is
destined to pluck the deepest rang from human suffering,
and to rob even surgery itself of its horror Tho effect pro-
duced to be that Of deeply intoxicated by
excessive Of vino without any the bad effects of tho
laerit being entirely dissipated in very short time
leaving very pleasant and agreeable sensation pevang
the whole system, rendering person good humoed and
cheerful.
Montpelier, March 10. !s47. o
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wish to impress it particularly the minds Of those
that are troubled with impurities OF the blood humors
old ulcers, and diseases brought by the Mercury
calone, that this is sovereign remedy IL well known
to physician that Saapara is almost the only article
that be successfully used such
when mixed with the extract of Tomatoes en-
known to such when Sarsapaa alone had no
effect. This be accounted the fact that the To-
matoes opete gently the bowels carrying off those i'm
Purites which, if allowed 10 REMAIN create dangerous and
incurahle dseases
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Es![Iii! AsE i I / ); !,
l(i i \ 4 ! | / in

rs not only for PILES and WARRANTED so
DO, but also cures that ntoo,able itching, which
and has its location the same parts the Piles.
The above Ointment for sale by 5. p. REDFIELD.
Montpelier, 9th Nov ls46 81
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SILVER SPOON MANDATORY.

SILVER SPOON MANDATORY.
WITHERELL e. MEAD
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Montpee
w and all Others wishing purchase, that they have
Gently commenced the manufacture of SILVER SPOONS.
Having had eight experience the business in this
place. they feel perfect confidence in saying that their work
will compare with any manufactured in Montpelier
We have good a..or', b Desc MGsr SPOONS,
CARD & SALT
BUTTER KNIVES, SUGAR TONGS, etc.
any one believes there is but establishment where
Spoons are manufactured in Montpelier they easily
~ themselves by giving call We tank we can show
them that there Isl the report to the contrary notwhsn
ing.
We work nothing but the best of Silver Spoons and
will give the purchaser written of the article
strong as We recommend them.
As not under the necessity hiring Spoons
made, think that furnish them cheap they
be purchased any where of the quality Call and
.GTWATCHEs carefully repaired and warranted. Also
all kinds of Engraving order, well he this
side of the city, WiTnERELL & MEAD.
Nov. l6, 1876. %
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BE NOT DECEIVED.
IMPURITIES OF THEBLooD

Always remember IF you wish to give Browns Sarsap
lila and Tomato Bitters trial. TO that his nam,
signed in full on the Directions 10 counterfeit which wo
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Written on hearing of the cxeons making IN the United
States for alienation OF the famine IN Ireland ny Mr.
A,,ptc A. WAITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

HOSTILE IypIASs--TRoUBLE ABKAD.--We learn
from the gentemsny clerk OF the John T. Harden that
parties Of the Csmanche and Pswnee Indians bad
In from the plains Cav River for the purpose OF hold
ing Council with the border tribes Their object 10 to
unite the Caws, ksnsss, Deavsres. Sacs, Sioux and
other immediate tribes together. for the purpose Of
plunderiDg the United States rsns and emRrsting par
ties crossing the prsires They have iE every way
iiested the most open and ber hostility and trains,
unless well guarded will most certainly be robbed and
their drivers be murdered When Captain Cook and
Acting Qusrermaster Prince heard OF this Council they
started with company Of dragons to ascertain ts OBJ
object but the Indians hearing Of their approach broke
up their encampmeut and fed. Capt C. sent them
word that he would give them fortnight 10 bring In the
articles they had stolen from trains and If they fail
ed 10 account tor them he would attack the tribes
wherever he could find them. The measles has been
spreading terribly among the Csmsnches and Pawnees
carrying of nearly all OF their children II has assumed
very virulent and fatal character among them. They
first charged II upon the Mexicsns from whom II IN
doubtedy came but the latter succeeded In persusd
the Indians that the Americans had spread among the
tribes for the purpose Of destroying them and hence
arises their increased hostility 10 coun,rymen Until
these hostile tribes chsszed into respect for our
Government they will continue their depre dations.
Saint Louis Reveille, May -.
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The Interesting variety of the Bible.

When the great SAN. JOHNSON was asked why
so many literary men were Inidels, bis reply was :
because they are ignorant of the Bible II the
question be asked why the lovers of general read
ing often fail to acquaint themselves with the
Sacred Volume, one reason that may be assigned
doubtlcss is they are not aware of its interesting
variety This feature of the Bible is well illus
rated by Mrs. ELLIS, in the following eloquent
extract from her recent work entitled the Poetry
Of Life"
@Wih our established ideas Of beauty grace pathos
and subinity either concentrated in the point
or extended TO The widest range, derive from
the Scriptures fund of qualification not 10 be found
any other memorial of the past present time From
The worm that grovels in the dust beneath feet to
the track of the evsthsn In the i0smiDg deepfrom the
moth corrups the secret treasure to the eagle that
scars above hiseyre in the couds-fron the wild in
The the lamb within the shepherds fod-from
the consuming locust 20 the cattle thousand hills
from the rose Of Sharon to the cedar of IebanOnrom
ts car crystal stream gushing forth out Of the fny
rock to The wide of the delugerom the barren
waste 20 the fruitful vineyard and the land flowing with
mix and h0ney-irom the lonely path of the wanderer
b the gatherer Of mighty multitude-from the tear
stiump plant host-tr0m the solitary In the wilderness
70 the sstrap on the thrOne-from the mourner clad in
hssckclOth to the prince In purple robes-from the
rsgings OF the worm that dieth not 10 the seraphc
ufn OF the blessed-rom the still small voice TO the
finders of Onnipotence-from the depths of hell to
hergons of eternal glory there 10 degree of beauty
or dsornity. tendency good evil, shade Of
darkness or gesm of light which does not come within
the eoenzDee of the Holy Scriptures; and therefore
there Is expression conception of the mind that
may not End corresponding picture no thirst for ex
eeence that here may with its full supply and
condition OF humanity excluded from the unlimited
scope Of adaptation ard sympathy comprehended in the
language and spirit OF the Bible"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

On the 9th inst. CHARLOTTE, wife Of James Tut
tie. sged 50 years.
Her friends aud acquaintance respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral, this afternoon, at o'clock from
IS Vsrick St
After short Illness, of Inflammation OF the lungs
EZEKIEL WILLIAMS. in the SD year of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF his son, Samuel t. Williams, No. 263 Madison
St tomorrow Saturday morning at half past o'clock
His remains will be taken TO Westfeld n J. for inter
ment
On Thursday morning, 9th inst HENRY w PECK
WELL, 10 the Goth year Of his age
His friends and relatives and those of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend hs funeral on Saturday
Goth inst from bis late residence rs Bndgest Brook
lyn, at O'clock without forther invitation.
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ARRIVED.


Ship Pacific, Ludlum, I'm Liverpool, nth April, mdse
nWillisms & Guion. -,
ship Manhattan, Carroll I'm Glasgow, mdse, to w
Wsssmsun IS passengers.
Bremen bark tOTaD rope, " as I'M bfeineni ni"eo'
Big Broosins spate. Is ds FIN ApaachicOs, cotton
&c I'd IIurlbut & Co.
Brig Com Hull Corthel 40 DIS I'm Trinidad dc Cuba
sugar, SC to Chastelsin Ponvert-
Br brig Libra NOR, - de I'm Bsnh, Scotland, IN os'
last. 10 } Lee & Co.
Brig Moselle Eustes 10 ds FIN Havana, sugar &c, to
P Buck
Brig John Hill. Pierce, I'm Mstanzss, sugar, &c, to
Meyer a Siucken.
Brig 4 o Thompson Putnam. ls dc FIN Port-su Prince.
logwood sc, TO &C Rossire & Co. Sailed In co WIN
brigs Ida and Drsco Tor Boston.
Br brig Eliza Kincsid Wake, a DIS I'm Liverpool bal
last 10 master
Br brg sarah Barton a ds fm Limerick In ballast to
Oerchs & Kruger
Brig Americs. Burras I'm Havana May IL, sugar, 10
Nesnith & Walsh
Brig Tofcells Atwood I'm Waterford, May !, ballast
10 Nesmth 4 Walsh.
Brig Walton Rowe, 10 de I'm Apslschicols, cot
hn .oscar, sc to r Post.
S'ig x De Z.ldo Roberts, 20 de FIN Rio Salvador
hicss. To- VIM iyson.
Brig M-je.uc McNAir 10 DIS FIN Trinidad de Cuba Sc.
gar. 81. 10 Ch.sieisin s. Ponvert.
Brig csp,sn John small, i'm Ponce, PR lth inst gu.
gar &C. 10 II S0uihmsyd Son.
schr Tribune Nicksrson, i'm Albany, bound 20 Bran.
aywue. Del
sehr Dolphin. Sullivan, ds I'm Newbern. NC, naval
sores 10 Plat.
schr Jahs & Nancy, Lewis, ds FIN Nswbern, NC, ps.
vel stores TO master.
sehr Eliza Ann (of Providence, RID frsnceyille II de
fH Hayans with sugar, &c 20 master Vessels left not
rteoectsd s,h Charleston light bearing sW 90 miles,
SPIKE schr CoriDe OF Sandwich I'm Charleston for Pro
whence, dsysout
sehr Exehsnge Clark 3 de FIN Wilmington, {, lum-
Der 70 Badger & Peck. ID,
schr Abigail Haynes Haynes de fun Little River, Is
% lumber, 10 Badger q Peck
schr Ysso of Luoec Me- Ryerson, IL ds from Apaus
ehieols, cotton. &C. 10 ID Hurlbut Co. Sailed 10
company with brig Brookline, spsies Tor Nfork 18Th.
ss 81 81 Ion 70 SIS spoke whale bark LeoHon, rom
New BEDFORD, bound on cruise-reported no whale
sehr samuel Adams. yause, 5 dy I'm Georgetown, ma
va stores o.
sehr CsihsriDe and Jane Cook, dy I'm Washington
MO naval stores 10 master.
sehr Paragon Wahsp, dy I'm Washington (NC) ma
VA stores 10 master
scar Sabine, Walker, dc I'm Beaufort N. c. Naval
sores 10 ssm1 L MITCHELL
sehr Parker. Chadwick, ds I'm Newbern, n C. Naval
''ores to ssml l. Mitchell.
sehr Boston Nash 10 De frn New. Orleans wheat &c,
ten
csehr WIN Goodman. Primrose 2 days fn Milford,
peD corn meal, TO N Fox
eenr Mary Hammond. Hamilton, 70 de I'm Galveston,
s0''on ADD hides, TO II z Wsring.
sehf Wskals. Parker, 30 de fm Trinidad de Cubs,
'assr &c, TO Chsstelsn * Ponvert
eehr Clara Fisher, Mumford Is de- fm st Martins Gu
N &c, TO Dursad 4 Co. Passenger, II Kjddes,yertA.
skLow-a ships spda bhga
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"a The SUBSCRIBE being far advanced 10 yesrs. Do
~ .rous retire from Of business, ne insfS
fore offers for sale bis valuable and productive property
g-rtes tbs nouh of Tho ksopus Greek on mo weS
side OF Hudson ryef hundred Diies from New ios
and fifty from Albany IL consists VI yas amount on ~
Ter power asd shove what now 10 use, tose'n~
win $50 acres u and imnsdsie around mo wscf
er arxe part Of laid out In strees snd o.s 90 es
many dwelling houses erected, large FApef liz
productive Toll Bridge and Bssy dwelling boesee Va
be lac ud-d In sale. This property VIII nov PAY ~
an per cent per prce a. hleh VIII % so
There are olrer fss OF The Esepus Greek "ihin .Te
and hx miles u mo hudson river OF 81 e~s ~ hundred
feet. IN OF which msy be got for small eonsioersons
80 ndiciously Improved would soon give nse 70 ey
uks I, veil GA these premises The msbu..ctorss n9w
81 oosy.,ioa ar. The Ulster Iron Worxs The New York
.ad ssagsrties White Lead Wosts The sssgefuss Eapss
MN a 6,ist MIL and other smaller ~orss.
good .tsanDOat r1Ds regularly bet wen thess wons
q x~york Frsi.h,s up and down IS cents . dollar
,sr ION txksn from and delivered a. the miIlsL
payments will BE- made very accommodating II nos
.od fDre the Ism Of Juse viii be dsposed of that deJ
Nv .u rtion al the MerchaDtS Exchange At IL O'CLOCK, u
New YORK, by ANTHONY J. BLEECkkR, Ancsionssf
For farther particulars, apply by letter or psfsoosy
ths AnctoDeer Btoadst Newfosk or o. The premises
70 (1s3) lmylo ueI5is HENRY bAhOLAI.
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WIGS AND TOUPEEs
....aFAI WI. =.


are the perfect and nstursf specimens OF the art OF
Wig Masking The public invited to inspect large
assortment manufactured only by VIM. BACHELOR,
WGllst Broadway. Copy the address N.Y. lmiseod
EY-A Plain Sfntement.-rnompsons Compound
Syrup Of Tar and Wood Nspiha -Th. medicine the IN
venton OF who gave nd subjects Of Pulmonary
Bronchial and Peciors Diseases he most rgd eHsmina-
don has now before tie public near four years Du-
ring his period has performed some OF the most remark
able cures On record of Pulmonary Conmmpion-secured
the ard use u physicians In their practice
and The wsrnesI approval 81 thousands Of persons In ord
nary and colds, coughs 10 hosrenei spung OF
blood, sc.
Certificates OF its wonderful power have been given IN
som. instances AID tue. by persOns, who,
al any time will give verbal verihcson OF their conen
But beware OF limitations, and purchase Ihompsons
COMPOUND Syrup ofTsr from none but advertised agents,
or OF those above the suspicion Of dealing In eounleres
t. frequently used and highly recomr ended BY some
Of lhe mos. respectable physicians In Newly ora and Phil
Prepared only by AUGNEY L DICKSON, N. z. cor. Of
Finh sud srus. Sta Phiisdephis- Sold Wholesale and
retail by WYATT 4 KETCHUM, general Agents, l2l
gnIto,- AZ ana a. 27S Brnsdwsy az Sm'is
r. No Charge until the Hair IL Restored
BFALs's HAIR RESTORATlNEiI applied on ihe above
Terms Al The Office lo3 Nsssansi. " B.-For those vho
apply Il themselves II Il Tor sse- myll Smls
r. Uycr's pills, Depot No. 10 Fuitou-sf. -
floor 'Amly nsviuF proper regard 70 heaith should
be without III ediciDe ard no one viii be, sier fsh-
VI tria Of them. mYp ne
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,aJaMEs VIRTUE, Gardner ard Fio'l. corner

EaJAMEs VIRTUE, Gsr3soer ard Fio's. eo.ns.
- u Tpsnty-.ecood 81 ADD Broaf~sy, pas eopsrsy
hand excellss'l sssOrturu Or OfnaneH.a ~
Shrubs Grape Vines Roses. snd hersacsoas p.n " -.
kiads witch will sell upon IRE most
de taxes This OF portunity n .csoossoosl az
10 tho gentlemen Of Ss~Yors, and M Page - 49,
exrec.uee % The business be piaks be 10 shsp1u 70
Out pe.ure ground. s.eso' ~ e - pa ~. ~ ~.
- - 80 Or Al The ,tors OF N-ssra N. Thofoarn
Co rs JoSp AZ or az as Brosdwsy will Be attended TO
~ NJ. an hsEs SONS very large specimens q Al
J. .sAo. sns cst.lps r.es thar he recommend with
: q a6dence, at veil a Fruii Trees Of al kinds
lmisood
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MARIE

On Wednesday evening, 26th instant by Rev. J. P.
Thompson, Mr.. RICHARD s. CROSS to SARAH JANE
LOWE, both Of this City.
ESr Cincinnati papers please copy.
On the 18th met. by Rev. w. Gothard WIN. JOHN
SON to Mise ALATHEA AUGUSTA, eldest daughter Of
Mr. John r. Coles all of this City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28
Garpetinqs.

CHEAPEST CARPET Establishment in the Uniied
- states e9 Bowery. Hiram Anderson has just received
per late arrivals from London large and besnufu asort
meut Of Reddumbuster CAEpeiing Hearth Rugs, Floor
Cloth sc &c manufactured and imported expressly fo
city uade and warranted fast coors all OF which viii e'
sold p per ceuL lee. Than a. any other es"oshnen'
the city
Also Just received 5000 large hearth rugs, 2s each
1OtaO square yards door oil cloth IS To 6s per yard
1900 yards W Dol ingraip carpeting, % sd 10 a.
10000 yards Venetian stair do IL. ID. 10 4s
5000 yards three ply carpeting IL. Cd. 10 10
5O0O pair window shades. 8s. 10 "a
~ B.-Remsmber the number, 80 Bowery.
rnSI Q,peodis HIRAM ANDERSON. 10 POwerv.
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" For SALE
~ N.,NananAr u

~ For ~ule.An interest Ia an Oh snd PIuu 80.
~ Nsw.pap.r Estsbnshm@nl IN nsighbortng city
person win capital OF four or i've thousand doi ssa
GOOD references, may maze good and sale invesn-n
~. above cope.rn practical printer would De pre-
Jared Inquire Of Il Greeley, Tnssns ofes nrH iW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
afchelar'. Instantaneous Ifauid Hair

DYE is decidedly the best yet offered. IL produces per
fecty and natural color without stsning the skin
leaving the hair sof aud elastic the natural hair Sold ~
WIN BATCHEf OR, Waist Price, hair bottles 81 80 (;
whsker bottles 81. Copy the address my@h lmiseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Is slip Pacific, from LioupooI-Mr Parsell lady and
child Nr Psyuier, and 205 in the steersge.
IN bark F!orian, from Bremsn-Mr Maezer and lady,
Mise. KraIlfrfeifer Mr. Combs. and steerago
IN sehr Mary Hassmond, from Trinidad dc Ca5G-Edw
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Nav AND REAUTITUL oARPETING

CMIrH 4 LOUNSskRY, 4ls Peaf-sL toppos,te VIII
- iaml daily receiving their supplies Of carpet
ing. &c. for the Sprn rai-smong which are larss
number OF and elegant patterns at the following ex
IRENE low prices:
Brussel. CHrpetng, new patterns lus To iz- per yho
PLY Imperial new patterns, g.. TO Jos per ysfd
Double aud Supsine Ing ain, new patterns, "a 10 os
Extra fine and IngiAin new patterns. 80. 10 oa
Common Ingrsin rich bright cOlor-. q. to %.
Also srge rtment Of Floor Oh Cloths from 10 ~
feet VIDE Rags Druggels Msltnss Table and Piano Co
ves and g.ner. assortment Of all other articles connect
ed with the trade extremely low. myZl Z"s
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sPLENpIp GOTHIC DooR pLATEs,

70 The Nubrcribtr WOuIH rtsptrtIUIIy IFI1T
The Of gentlemen his and beautiful style
OF Door NUMBER PLATES pronounced al the late Fair
the hand Plates mp. and for which he re-
ceived the premium r ROBERTS. Premium Door Plate
ul2 3meods Eslabshment So broadway, near Prnce-s
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Arrivals of Produce, &c. by the New-York
and Erie Railroad.......J y. CGrkion, agent
reported speeiaIy for The N,rp- York Tribune.
,r,,.n,D.y May 9c
THURSDAY. May %, ls47.

BARGE Samuel MGrsh-75 tubs butter p calves II sheep
Is oats Capt. Ghswold 40 tubs butter g ca ves
sheep hogs. Capt Wood; 10 sheep Mclniyre Young
80 tub butter 10 calves Tdmhe 81 tubs butter calves
bbls eggs ske lO4 tubs butter II eavesS sheep
Hoyg hrkin butte, Jordan CO tubs butter calves
sheep, Capt Caldwell
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TO MERCHANTS AND NssuysoTUasRs,
VIM. EvERDELL & SON

yUAKE LEAVE % call n, ali.ntiOn Of the merchants
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