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TvOR SALE OR RENT.-Two houses 9th, between
IL and streets north large two-story brick
with cellar and back buildings pump of excellent water
in the yard. and large side LOT attached; the other
Frame two stories high with back building containing
eight roouns For terms, apply Z.JONES,
Nav l9-6 Until f On the premises.
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TRUSTEES
Morris Robinson, Alfred Pell
VIM. ]. Hyslop, David Golden,
r.. H. M'Curdy, JShn C. Thatcher,
Frederick s. Winston, Rufus l.. Lord
Q. w. Faber, William Belts,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
Theodore Sedgwick Isaac G. Pearson,
Stacy B. Collins, William Barnewa,
John H. Swift, William Moore,
Joseph B. Collins, Zebedee Cook,
James s. Wadsworth Jonathan Miller
Henry w. Hubbell, d. A Comstock,
Gouverneur M. Wilkins, Robert Schuyler,
John V. L. Pruyn, Amos Perry,
Frederick Whtesey. Joseph Tuckerman,
Charles Ely, Moses H. Grinnell,
John @. Cruger, VIM. j. Bunker,
Walter Joy, Eugene Dutilh.
M. ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SEEDING, No. III, Todd's Buildings
Penn. avenue, agent.
w. P. JOHNSTON, NJ d., 7h street, opposite city post
office, Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
OF the company may be obtained application at the
agents office.
Nov. l2-2awtf
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ID ICH Fall Silks Cashmcres, MousseIines, Quadrille
II and silk plaids, this day received by
Sept Tiff WALTER HARPER ~ co
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TOARLORS and Rooms, Handsomely furnished ar,
l. for rent to gentlemen at Mrs. THoMPsoN's, corner o
and 14th streets. The house is but short walk rom
Wizards, Hands, and Fuer's Hotels, and the State ane
Treasury Departments.
Dec. 4-d6t Intel
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FURNISHED HOUSE to let thres-ssory, viii, bacl

IL building, containing eleven rooms, and situated
Pennsyvana avenue, between 18th and Streets
the War Department Inquire the drug of Wether-
bee Bates, opposite the Seven Buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue.
Nov. 9-dtf
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IBID GLOvES.--In store
N 100 dozen ladies' kid Gloves dark and light colors
black, white &c.
80 dozen gents do, in assortment
A do extra soft buck gloves
Dec. ST. u. CLAGETT IL CO.
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DARLORs and Rooms handsomely furnished are
for rent to gentlemen at Mrs. THoMpsoN's, of
Wizards Hands, and Fulers Hotels and the State and
Treasury Departments
Dec 4-d6t INTEL
IN FOR RENT-That desirable residence together with
Of Ga no tn,
Mrs Commodore Stewart and more recently of the Chew
tabishmenr has lately been put in complete repair The
property very elgby situated and the furniture of the
be- pleased to make application to Richard smith Ia e w
cashier of the Metropolis Bank who is duly authorized TO
make the necessary arrangements.
49,, FOR RENT, a commodious dwelling house on
Will Pennsylvania avenue, in the known as the
.1 Sir Buildings" This house has been thoroughly
repaired from cellar to garret-Price $3.50 per year
Enquire at the Union Office.
DOARDlNG.-Miss Polk is prepared to receive menu
- bers OF Congress and other boarders. Location one
door west OF Jackson Hall, adjoining Tylers Hotel
Furnished Rooms In the First Ward for Rent.
A FURNISHED paror and three chambers, with the
a. use OF ktehen If required, in the LIST Ward
nent. Apply 10 b. Jos,, Restaurant
Dec. 8
TTNO LFT.-A house completely and elegantly furnished
i and most eIigibly situated in the First Ward.
Apply to Richard Smith, esq cashier of the Metropolis
Bank Oct 26
DOARDING.-Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania ave
- nue., nearly opposite Coleman's Hotel having hand
somely fitted up her house, is prepared accommo
date members, with without their families transient and
other boarders. Gentlemen wishing take meals only
can also be accommodated. Dec 3-d2w
DOARDING.-Mrs. WIMSATT'S house, situated on
~ Pennsylvania avenue, Immediately opposite Jackson
of mess Of members Of Congress or others visiting Wash
lngton during the approaching session Dec 3-d6
FURNISHED Rooms for Rent-Mrs. FILL. has several
pleasant and newly furnished for rent, (parlors
and chambes) well adapted for members Congress or
and streets nearly opposite Col Peter FORCES
and but a few yards from the avenue Dec 3-3t
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HOUSTON & ALLEN,
Councillors and .9ftOYncVs at Lasv,
GALVESTON TEXAS
Will practice in the State and Federal Courts.
SAM HOUSTON. EBENEZER ALLEN.
Marcb9 lv
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tOAL, COALEvery variety, of the best quality adapt.
~ ed in kinds and sizes to the several uses.
For sale the wharf, end of 18th street. near the
late residence of Gen. Van Ness, deceased.
Nov 17-2aw6w B. M DERINGER.
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Orders Tor tickets shares, certificates of packages in
all lotteries under the management of d. Paine Co., will
meet with prompt and confidential attention.
d. PAINE ~ CO., Managers,
Dec lids Alexandria, Va.
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| DOARDiNG.-Mrs. WIMSATT'S house, situated on
~ Pennsylvania avenue, Immediately opposite Jackson
Hail. being disengaged is prepared for the accommodation
of mess OF members of Congress, others visiting Wash
| lngton during the approaching session. Dec 3--d6
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FURNISHED Rooms for Rent.-Mrs. FILL. has several
j. pleasant and newyfurnshed for rent (parlors
and chambers well adapted for members of Congress
other gentlemen being situated Tenth street.
and Streets nearly Opposite Col Peter FORCES
and but a few yards from the avenue Dec 3-3t
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No ii, Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania auenue Washington
GENT for claims. notary public, and commissioner OF
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TIE WrArnrR. CRops. &c.-Fo, .,v.-,

TIE WEATHER, CRoPs. &c.-For several
weeks past the weather in Western Vermont
has been highly propitious to crops Of every
description obtained by cultivation. Although
sowing time was late. yet Wheat, Corn, Oats
and potatoes were seldom in more promis-
ing condition. In relation 10 grass, the chief
dependence of Vermont husbandry. in this
county the meadows suffered immensely from
the alterations of the last open winter. On
the lake shore, we understand. vegetation has
been so deadeued that the yield will be fan
short Of an average. But for two days past
we have had such an abundance of refreshing
rains as very considerably TO relieve the anx-
iety Of our farmers in relation of the grass
crop.
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The MACEDONIAN, it is understood,
says the N. Y. Express; sails, to-day, on
her voyage of charity, God speed her on
the errand of mercy! 1t is true that she
has been Unexpectedly, and from various
causes, long delayed, but now she is a.
bout to put to sea, she carries with her the
good wishes of all,
1t is worth while to note here, thpt the
jamestown and the Macedonian enter
prise have done our country more houor,
in the eyes of Europe, than all our victo-
res in Mexico, "gIorius' as they have
been. These errands ofcharity on which
our government vessels are sent, carry out
and illustrate our Republican profess
sions, of good will to men,''-but wars
Of conquest show that we lie, if we add
"peace on earth" "good will to men,"
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NEWSPAPER POSTAGE.

Ii seems that the question whether news
papers mailed ont of the office OF publication
ara liable to a pre- payment of three cents
each, is one wholly of punctuation. The
copy of the law, as originally published from
The State Department. does not subject
newspapers so mailed to pre-paymrnt; the
magnifyng glasses Of the Postmaster Gener-
al. however; detected an error in the pune
tuatiOn of the State Department, and found
a coma where there should have been asemI-
eoloD, The correction of which error sticks
The public at the rate of three cents for each
newspaper, to be forwarded otherwise than
from the publication Office.
The Secretary of State, more learnedly
instructed Than before in the science Of pune
luaiiOn by DR.. Johnson-Dr. CareJohnsou-
reviews his manuscript: smiles on the
earned Doctor, but don't defy his point
on the contrary, he adopts his reading, and
,uelc's the newspaper readers the aforesaid
P'ice oil three cents the semi-colon.
s An 80 dong, we very much fear that Mr..
W'sfo'aIy Buchanan has made himself liza
ne to the grave charge of altering record
W |nieh' a1'sI due p,esentrnent By the
''n' Inquest OF the Nation, it is presuma-
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The WAY THE SUB-TREAsURY WORKS.
$500 coo in gold was yesterday despatched
10 New Orleans bv the Sub-Treasurer in
ihi, city. in charge of Green & Co.'s Elk
press, by the way of Wheeling and the Bal
timore and Ohio r. r. Company. Adams
Il Co. of this city, Green & Co.'s Express
from Baltimore to the Ohio River and a
Government Sub Treasurer with legs) we're
attending TO it.
The cost of RENTING this, by bill OF ex-
change, at The present rate, par, would be
nothing The cost of carrying it, guarding
it, who can tell, to say nothing of the risk
from iobbery aud food
The Banks as repositories of the Govern
ment, would have done the whole bsuiness
for nothing!
Washington letter in city paper, writes
thus, as Of another transfer:
Ten DAYS since gentleman connected
with the Treasury went from Philadelphia
In charge of 81 900, 600 specie for New Or
leans and another 100000 was sent TO the
same CITY from New York and Philadelphia.
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H The County Court has had long and
laborious session. 1t finally closed yester-
day. We are informed that six or eight in
dictments have been found, and those chiefly
for selling liquors without license. Verify
Addison County in relation to temperance is
banner county. II is to be expected that
the headquarters of the Temperance reform
should be most distinguished by advances in
The glorious cause.
Several important causes we're decided Of
which we may hereafter give some reports.
Messrs. P. C. TUCKER Jun. and SoLoN BUR-
RoUeHs from Vergennes, were admitted to
the Bar.
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TAKE A CITY PAPER.
Tho following article, taken from the VI.
Patriot, is respectfully dedicated to

Tho following article, taken from the VI.
Patriot, is respectfully dedicated to
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
This is the answer that thousands Of our
good people of Vermont give when solicited
to take Vermont paper TO say nothing oil
those who stop their own state papers because
they are going to take city paper
Now. suPposiug this patrOnizing the city
yer, carried Out, Many of Tire people who
take city 10 preference to state paper are
mechanics; tailors, shoemakers. matters, DC.
Suppose the rest OF US give them touch Of
their own practice and go to the city for our
hats coats, &cr Wonder how that would
work . Suprose those who buy all The a
,icles they consume, one way or another, pat
ronize TIE city and tell our shoemakers, and
hatTeIs and tailors. %, we can't patronlze you
any longer-we are going to the city for our
boots, cur hats and our coats. They get up
these things, in the city little slicker than
you do, and may be few cents cheaper.
Can't sell you a coat to-day, Mr. East
maui
No; | AM going to have city coat, this
spring
There are an excellent pair ofboots, Ma
Tor, should like to sell them to YOU
Thank you for nothing. You made me
a good pair last fall. but must stop patron
izing YOU, now. am going TO have pair
of city boots
Sell you hat to-day, squire =
Bah do you suppose I'd wear country
hat! No sire! buy my my hats in the
city, This system tried on those who Prac
uce it the most, would work finely, wouldn't
it, When we get railroad up into the coun-
try. ii will be au easy matter to 90 TO the clfy
for every thing from Law, Physic and DIvln
i,v through merchandise and mechanics down
TO wood saving, and then other people. than
poor country printers, may hear Of city COM
petition.
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CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS or Cos
tiveness. headache, giddness. pain in the
side and breast. nausea and sickness, varIa
Bile appetite, yellow or swarthy complexion,
&c, aie The usual symptoms oliver Com
plant virgins Indian Vegetable Pills are
always certain TO remove the above COM
plants, because they purge from the body
those morbid humors which are the cause.
not only ofall disorders ofihe liver, but oil ev-
cry maIaiy inciplent 10 man. single 25
cent box will in all cases give relief, and per-
severance will most assuredly drive every
particle of disease from the body.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills also CON-
pletely clense the stomach and bowels OF all
bilious AMI putrid humors, and therefore are
a certain cure for collie, dyseDtery, cholera
morhus, and other disorders of the intes
tines.
Beware of Counterfeits Of all kinds Some are
coated with sugar, others made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine The
fest is, 10 purchase Of the regular agents
only, one or Of whom may be found in every
village and town in the State.
Tile genuine for sale by w. p .Russel, and Sidney
Moody, Middebury, and by the agents advertised in
another column.
Principal Office, 169 Race street,
w. P. Russell Agent.
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New YoRK. Feb Goth. 1916.
DR.. Ii. BRANDRETu,

Dear Sir
Witnessing. as have for n number of
years past, the salUiary effect OF your VeCet-
able Pills. in the removal and final cure Of
diseases Of various characters, which have
come under my observation. take PLEASURE
in adding another case 10 the catalogue al
ready before The public.
In the month OF August 1919, was called
on 10 visit young gentleman by the name
oil Emerson, al 50 Ann'si. who had been alb
sent from The city number of weeks on bust
ness, and returned laboring under the infu-
ence Of a severe bilious fever. which, from
appearances, had been forming for a num-
Der Of weeks previously; Judging from his
symptoms when first saw him, there conld
be no rational hope of his surviving but a
short time, as the fever had assumed hirh-
ly malignant type. manifested by great pros
uation Of sirength-low delinum--weak.
quick, and vibrating pulse-dark dry. and
uickly coated iongue-hot and dry skin. and
nearly. il not all, the other symptoms usually
attendant on this alarming sage Of The dis
ease.
prompt course Of nursing was adopted
TO equalize the circulation, and produce an
action or the suriace, which was soon alice
ted by the use ofbonesct tea, and strong mus
lard pouli:ces TO his feet, with friction and
The application Of hot aannels. Even in this
weak state ordered him full doses of The
Brandreth Pills daily, which produced copi-
Gus discharges o: a very dark and leriid mat
ter for a number Of days, and so large mass
OF solid phlegm or slime was discharged as
led his attendants TO think il was the inner
or lining coat of The Iniesiines, as bad that
appearance. But satisfied them that i; was
not the case, and ordered 10 increase rather
than TO diminish The quantity of Pills; and al
though he was so weak and low that we all
consideren him at one time to he dying-yct
be continued the use Of the pills daily until
his final recovery, which was within twenty
days from his lowest state-and within as
many days more, was in better state OF
health thaD he ever remembers 10 have en-
jooed.
have frequently witnessed as fpltering
effects from he Brandreih Pills in many 9th
er diseases. both with adults and children.
In Small Pox, consider THAI timely aud
judicious use OF the BrandreIh Pills securcs
the patient from danger-ihe same with Mea
sles, Scarlet Fever. Erysi2elas. Puirid. Sore
Throat &c. JAMES LULL, MD.
W.P. Russell, agent.
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asoneLsas,-You who are in Perpetu-
.,onsrI q, he high price Of provisions, and
~ c,nro, afford SO many Inquiries or rig
W. W. in so fine clothes as formerly, on that ac-
so,,n,-rehd these facts about starving Eu-
rope, and hold your peace.
'' I'm Dan,zic. Prussia, the poor people make
p business Of hunting wharf rals i1r iood- 10
the Black Forest, they grind up bones and
mix with their rye meal 10 make II nold out;
and one instance occurred where ihey were
from grave yard In Zurich Swltzer-
land. those refuse substances which have al
ways been thrown 10 the hogs, are The only
nourishment OF many human beings"
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liza letter from Quebec dated June .

IRA letter from Quebec dated June I'd
says:
There is an intense inteies felt by the Ca
madam merchants with regard TO American
affairs at this moment. In consequence OF
the pressure Of business on the Erie Canal
md the regulations now existing with regard
to our passenger ships, they expect TO com
pe,e with the United States in much of their
business. For example, thlrty-two ships
have been built during the last winter for the
purpose of passing the ST. Lawrence ana
Weiland Canals, taking in freights at the
ports on the upper lakes and clearing diree'
for Europe! German emigrants are al
ready arriving in Canada in some numbers.
aud more are expected. Every effort will
be made to induce them to settle hers.
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MiDDLEBURY ALUMNI.-The Anniversary
of the Association will be held on the after
noon of Commencement Day, July 26th, the
Grafton by Rev. jonathan CLEMENT (class
1879 of Topsham, Maine, Poem by Rev,
BYRON SUNDERLAND Glass 1887 of Batavia
New-York. The Annual Meeting will be
held at theCollege Chapel on the morning of
Commencement at O'Clock the preliminary
Meeting. at the same place, on Tuesday the
27th at 10, A. NJ.
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MIDOLEBURY PRICES CURRENT.
Carefully Corrected for the Beel
Mimi rnrrRY lime II lS47
DIED.,

In Cornwall, on Wednesday Morning, Juue 2,
tiphus fever HARRIET, daughter of Ira Bingham
aged 2 years-Also, on the afternoon of the
same day in the same house. and of the same
disease, Col. Heman Samson. aged about 40.
In Woodstock, on the Goth inst, Mr.. Sylvanus
Shaw revolutionary soldier, aged 95 years and
three mos.
In Lockport, N. Y. OH the l7th of May, OF
Consumption, May Eliza, only daughter OF
Francis De Long, formerly of Bridport, VI ,
aged Is wears and | | months.
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DR.. Woods Sasdparilla and Wild Cherrg
Bitters.-Time, which tries all things has
thoroughly established the inesiimbe value
Of these Bitters as purifier Of the blood, &
universal remedy for scroffula, bilious and
other diseases ola similar character, inclu-
ding those Of the digestive organs. dyspep-
STA, headache, &c.
w. P. Russell. agent.
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Notice,

The COMMENCEMENT of the Middlebury
College will take place on Wednesday. July
2sth. l947.
The Rev JONATHAN CLEMENT, and the
Rev. BYRON SUNDERLAND will address the
associated Alumni. The Rev A. Fl. CLAP
and the Rev. L. p. HIcKoK d. d. will ad
dress the literary Societies.
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Julv Sd at Shoreham Vermont

sociation No. 3, of the United Brothers OF Tenn
perance at Shoreham, on The Sd day ofJuly next,
al 10 O'Clock A. M.
The Brothers at Middlebury, VergenDes, New
Haven and Bristol, and all who feel interested in
advancing the cause Of temperance, are cordially
invited to meet with, and participate in the e1er-
cises ofthe meeting
An address from Brother may be expected.
D. f. PAGE, Cor. Sec.
May IS, 1877.
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BILE he will be tried by the country, found
guilty of stupidity in the first degree and sen
fenced, after exposure to public ridicule in
his present position some eighteen months
longer, to confinement in otscufity the rest
Of his natural life Tribune.
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MARKETS.
BRIGHTON MARKET-JUNE IA

Reported for the Traveller.
At Market 40 Beef Cattle. 80 pairs Work
ing Oxen. A6 Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep
and $500 Swine.
Beet Cattle-Extra,S7 25; first quality Sc IS:
second aud. third qualities. from S., 10
Sc.
Working Oxen-Sales at $40, 81, 100 and
1877.
Cows and Calves-Sales at $2S, "a, 25
and Sc.
Sheep-Sales not noticed.
Swine-at wholesale 5 2 C, for Sows,
for Barrows. At retail Ia to IA
Pigs weighing 80 lbs, in lots, a, Ia C. per
lbs.
Market very quill, and large number OF
cattle remained unsold at a O'Clock.
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Collision in Lake Erica collision has
taken place upon Lake Erie, near Coneaut
Ohio, between steamer and n schooner.
Both were sunk; and the engineer of the
steamboat and thirteen others were missing,
anI were supposed 10 be lost.
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4 nc,o Era in Ndrigation.-The Buffalo
Commercial says that few days ago the
new masted schooner New Brunswick. loa-
dcd with Is 600 bushels Of wheat al Chicago
and cleared for Liverpool. She goes by the
way ofthe Weland Canal and the ST. Law
renee This is the first clearanceoi this kind
ever made from the waters of the great
lakes for a European port. and constitutes
new era in the history Of navigation.
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We nav best, first, those who destroy US
generals; second, those who cheat us -quacks
and politicians; third, those who amuse US
musicians and dancers; and least of all. those
who instruct us-auihors and teachers.
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NOTICE.

The ANIMAL Meeting of the Members OF
the Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire lnsu-
rance Company, will be holden at the office
of said Company in Brandon on Wednesday
the 9Th day ofJuly next. at one O'Clock p. m,
for the purpose of choosing Directors for the
ensuing year, and for altering and amending
the bylaws, aud transacting any other bust
ness that may be deemed necessary when
met.
By order OF the Directors.
E. JUNE, SEc'Y.
Ins. Office, June Sth, 1917,
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BOSTON MARKET-June IA, 1847

BOSTON MARKET-June IA, 1S47.
WOOL. Duty 30 per cent.
There has been fair demand for this ar
ticle during The present week.and large sales
Of both Pulled and Fleece have been made
at rates previously obtained. The stock in
market is guile light, as well as in New York
and Philadelphia markets.
Prime Saxony FIeeces,
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Daguerreotvpe Apparatus.

Plates, Cases, Chemicals Cameras, Comera
Stands, Head Rests, plate holders, Mercury
Bath, Battery for gliding, &c. &C..
Ali the apparatus and materials for useing the
same, at Boston and New York prices for sale at
the Drug Store of w. P. RU SSEL,
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SHEETING.
SO. 40 and IS Inch Bro. Sheeting.
4. 5, and "A Bleach'd do
10 Id Linen, do
Also-7-4 Damask Table Linen;
and large assortment of Domestic Goods,
Just received and for sale by
June l, 1S47. T.. PALETTE.