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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-16
Brighton Market, Dec. I3.

(Roported for tho Boston Travellor.)
AT market, $50 beef cattle, Stores 80 Jokes of work
ing oxen, Al and calves 1900 sheep und anbs
about 1850 swine.
BEEF CArrLE-EStra 6,75, LIST quality 6a5 6 80, end
and Sd do from 81 10 $50.
WohKING OxEN-Sales made u 70, sc and $3.50.
Cows CALvEsSales range from Is to $50 according
10 quality.
sHEEp-Saes of lots at 81 2,33 and 49, or lots
very poor taken at l,l2.
SWINE. Dull Sales wholesale 4c for sow and Sc for
barrows. At retail fom to G and &c.
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ARREST. Charles Maynard, running express
from Montreal TO Boston with 5000 letters for the
Steamer, was arrested in Burlington on Tuesday.
OF course the letters failed of reaching the
Steamer.
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Alarria9es..

Iu Tunhridge Nov. 49, by Elder NJ c. Henderson, Mr. Ma.
thanie King IT, and Miss Rebeoca f. Whitney also, Nov
25, Mr. James X Goodwin and Miss Malvinu Hayward, all
OF Tunhdgn also, Dec. o. BY Rev. N C. Hogdon, Mr.. VIM
q. fatnham to Miss Elizabeth w. Lyman.
In East Randolph Dec. 9, by Rev. ~ c. HodgdoD, Mr..
Jacob circuit to Miss Sophia NJ. Tyler.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-16

GFThe Lamoille County Agricultural Soce-
ty will meet at the Court House in Hydepark,
for the election of officers on the 9Th of January.
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c. Richard Freeman was murdered at treat
Falls, N. h.. on the night OF Sunday"the 9th inst
Three men have been arrested on suspicion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-16

ordered on the Ogdensburgh stock, payable on
lst January.
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To MERCHANTS. copy of the "Mercan-
tile Times" published in New York by Edward
E. Dunbar, may be seen at our Bookstore. We
think it must be valuable to all engaged in trade.
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% Extraordinary weather--warm heavy rains
for week-frost out Of the ground -buds swell
ling for new crop of leaves
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-16

sumpsic road have been arrested and bound over
for being concerned in the murder at NewburY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-16

o. Josiah Quincy Jr, Wing, has been cleo
ted Mayor Of Boston by COS majority over all
other notwithstanding loco and native.
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MAY MARTIN.
GUY @. TAPLTN's ESTATE.

STATE OF yERMoNr,( Ia Probate Cont holden at Mont
Washington District peef, within and for said dist
Tct, on the 18th day Of December, A. ID. ls47;
JOSEPH HOWES, administrator tho estate of GUY
q. FAPLiN late Of Montpelier In said DISTRICT deceas
ed makes application to said extend the time here
oloIe allowed him pay the debts due from said estate and
sett 10 his administration account until future day
Whereupon, is ordered by said Count that said
be heard al the Probate Office in Montpelier the lh day of
January A. d. lei5 at ten O'Clock A. NJ and Is further
ordered that notice hereof be given the creditors of said
te and TO all others concerned by publishing the sub
stance OF said application and orders thereon, In tho YER
mont Waterman aud state Journal newspaper printed
Montpelier aforesaid at least three weeks SUCCESSFULLY be-
fore the time aforesaid appointed fol the hearing of said a
Pleaton.. BY the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true COPY Of record,
10 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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NOTICE.
Observation-Disclosures.

HE stockholders oftho Orange County Bank hereby
notified to at the honse Of b. +. Dickinson in Chez
sea, the 1h day of January next, at O'Clock NJ.
for the choice Of Directors for tho year ensuing.
f.. G. REDINGTON, Cashier.
Chelsea, Dec s, Isi7. 4s:3w
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MORE GOODS
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
FILLS, WILDER CO. have just returned the second
~ time from market with unusual large stock of rich
and desirable Goods having purchased great many
goods at auction, make the bold that we can
soil the goods low they number in this place who
style themselves Cheap Cash and Price Stores Re
Please call and the Goods every come and
them. We will charge nothing for trying convince
those who call OF the truth of the above. we will name
few articles that we have just purchased.
Ps' super A. A. Maroon Thibets, fo, t,,osty
do do LyOnese, '''N'oAAA
do blk, brown and purple IndianAs & Thibets for do.
100 Apacas, black, blue black brown, purple marcos &c
100 ps naw and desirable Prints
20 psTch CameiOn Dress silks;
1000 yds, black Silks from As TO g. yer yard,
ps Maroon brown, purple, green blue and black Bonnet
Velvets 100 ps Bonnet Ribbons match;
lOboxes French Fswers 1875 ps Gimps and Fringes
100 Gro Dress and Cloak Buttonsi
Broadcoths Cassmees and Vestings cheaper than the
20 cs real Tea Sets with Crockey match cheapest
Table Cutlery and Hardware OF all kinds
FURS.
100 Muffs of all Kinds, which will sell cheap,
25 Boas-selling cheap; bales Buffalo Robes,
SALT.
100 bushels real Rock Salt, 1900 do Western do 50 bh,
fine Western do, $50 bags Western Dairy do 100 bags Co
Rock do. wv
But can't stop euumerate suffice il TO saw that wa
have stock OF $4,000 which desirable and as we ara
now building new storo dispose them at low
prices, rather than move them to the new building.
Montpelier Nov 25, ls47. Ss
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BANK OF MONTPELIER.

'HE stockholders Of the Bank Of Montpelier, hereby
notified to meet at their Banking House ia Montpelier
Tuesday, the lth day Of January next, O'Clock
p NJ for tho choice of five Directors for year ensuing
GEO. HOWES, Cashier.
Montpelier Dec. I, 1871 47:3w
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AMPS CHANDELIERS

BOHEMIAN GLASS VASES, uALb LANTERNS, sc.
DIETZ, BROTHER ~ co.
WASHINGTON STORES, No I39 WILLIAM STREET,
New-EOFk,
tOSE Doom SuUru FvLrO~ S-RrrrA
RE Manufacturing and have always hand, foil as
n sortnent of articles in their line of the following de-
scption, which they will sell at wholesale RETAIL at low
prices for cash:
Solar Lamps-Gi Bronsed aud silvcrcd great variety
suspeuding Solar lamps, gilt and bronzed,,
Bracket do do do
Side DO do do
Solar Chandeliers. do do 9, 3, 4aud lights.
Camphene suspending Lamps, gilt aud btonzed
do Bracket do do
do Chandeliers do do 9, 3, and 6 lights,
GandoesGilt, svered and Bronzed, various patterns
Candelabtas do do do
China and Bohemian Glass Vases, do
Hall Lanterns, u large assortment, plain and cut,
do do with stained and Bohemian Glass lights,
Lamp Wicks, Chmneys and Shades of all kinds,
Paper Shades, large assortment of new patterns styles
OiLS-Sperm, Whale and Lard, of the best quality,
Superior Camphene and Burning Fluid.
November 90 l64T Atom
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II C'N1'ss.

The subscribers hey leave to return their sin
GERS thanks Tor the very liberal encouragement
they have received from their friends since they
commenced business together, and take this
method Of informing them that they have Just
received from the city. Tn, handsonest and best
assortment of GOODS they have ever pnrchas-
ed. which, taken in connection with the fact
that they are now to,cer than ersr, induces them
20 nope for a continuance ofthe patron &c they
have heretofore received, TO retain which they
VIII direct their unweared attention they now
have on hand splendid assortment Of Lawns,
French and Gingham, from S 81 cts upward
The best and cheapest lot Of calicoes they have
ever had, together with l1areges. dc LANES. Al
pacas Ginghams; &c. sc. Summer wear for
men and boys, with cloths, cassneres and vest
ings all of which will he sold low. Persons in
want ofthe above, or almost any article will find
it to their advantage to call before purchasing
elsewhere. SiNPERSS CRAWFORD.
Cherry Hill, June S Al.
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Farmers take Notice,

The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends aud the public, that he is prepared at
the Providence Mills near Gilpin's Falls four
miles from the village Of North East four miles
from the Brick Meeting House and eight miles
from EIliton, to manufacture Wool into Cloths
of the following description, to viii Broad Cloth
Broad Bianketing, Sattinett, Linsey, Cotton and
Woolcn kcrscys, tllnnels, Coatngs, and Pilot
Cloth Persons to whom it wo'. Id hc more con-
venient, may leave their wool at the stores Of
either of the folio wing named gentlemen, J. F,
Kirk, Blue Ball; r. l.. Thomas, North East;
VIM. Torbert, Brown s. Mclntire Elkton; where
the Cloth or Rolls will be returned as directf d.
Those who wish their wool made into Cloth will
find 1t to their advantage to send their wool in
as soon as possib le.
Cloth Will be exchanged for wool, feathers or
country produce. Those who will please TO ia
vor him with their CUSTOM may depend on his
best ondcavors to give satisfaction.
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
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y
ETPON application made by me, the subscri-
u Der, one ofthe Judges ofthe Orphans Court
of Cecil county, by Joseph Benjamin Of said
county, imprisoned for debts he is unable o pay,
by his petition praying the beneht ollhe insol-
vent laws of this State, schedule ofhis property
and Of his creditors and debtors, on oath as far
as he can at present ascertain the same, being
annexed to his petition; and the said petitioner
having satisfied me that lie has resided for
two years last past in the State OF Maryland, and
lie having taken the oath prescribed by Tie act
OF 1905 chapter 10 and given bond with security
sufficient for his appearance before the Judges
OF Cecil county curt, Oh the first Tuesday in
the next October term Of said court, aud at such
other time or times as the said court may direct,
10 answer such ntcrrOgalOries and allegations as
may be made against him relative to his appli-
cation, and having complied with the acquisitions
oil the act OF assembly, passed al December ses-
SION 1873 entitled an act relative to insulvent
debtors chapt5r 205 and the several supplements
thereto, by executing a deed of all his property,
real, personal, and mixed to Joseph Mahan, APP
pointed by me Trustee to the said Joseph Benja-
min, and the said trustee having given bond with
approved security for the performance of the
trust and certified in writing to me, that he was
III possession OF all the estate Of the said petit
toner mentioned in the schedule. do tn, rciurc
order that the said Joseph Ben amin bc dscharg
Ell from imprisonment, and that he give notice
to his creditors OF his application for the benefit
OF the lnsolvcnt Laws oi the Stale of Mary land
ard that the first Tuesday next after the third
Monday IN October next is the day appointed for
his appearance before the Judges OF cell coun-
ty Court, 10 answer slch heterogeneous and al
legations as may he pruponnded 10 hun relative
to his said application: That The said notice be
gwen by advertisement in some newspaper print
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Port Deposit
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.

This Is one If the largest establish.
ments i'll this county, Of the kind, where
persons wishing to purchase furniture can
find anything they want, from pine Sf0oi.
10 the finest ,fn,Shed sofa, which can nos
be surpassed IN any city the subscribe.
understanding the business particularly,
from the commonesi article in furniture.
to tt finest in use, and Il visit to his ware
room, he thinks. will bear him out in rho
assertion, which is not the case with one
Cabinet Maker in twenty through the
country.
The subscriber manufactures to order
and has on hand. large and GENERAL
A>SORTM ENT of furniture. such as
Sofas Pier Ia bles Ottoman
Dlvaus Card " Lounges
Pillar and Scro Il Dining tab
Cherry dining tables, Dressing
all kinds and prices
Mahogany SprIng~scat Rocking chairs
Reclining do do
Halt French do do
Mahogany, Rosewood, curled and
Hlrds.eye Maple Bedsteads of all kind,
and patterns.
And every aud any kind Of furniture
for cash. country Produce GA good paper
lie will sell any article for less than il
can be purchased in any city shop, cons
pairing Tie materials and Workmanship.
Call and see tor yourselves.
J. ID. MARSHBANK.
Port Deposit, Nov. 18Th 'l5--r
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-bt' yt't't " tt tbHiuJ Stt.
HN application made in writing by Jos ,ph \
SSlincs of Cecil county, to the subscriber one
the Judges the Orphans Court fCecil coun
ty aforesaid, seltiug forth that he is under arrest
and in confinement for debts which he is unable
to pay, and praying for the benefit of the lnsol-
vent Laws OF Maryland, Ga schedule OF his prop
erty, and list Of his creditors and debtors beng
on oath annexed to his SAID pention) and the
said Joseph \. Hines having satisfied me By
competent testimony that he las resided two
years next preceding this application within the
State of Maryland and having taken the oath
prescribed by the Act ofiSO chapter ITO, and
the supplements thereto, and having given bond
with Sufficient security for his appear before
the uCgrs OF Cecil county court ON the first Tues
day Of the next October term OF ;hc said Court
and at such other times AS the sad Judges mav
order and direct, then and there 10 answer such
heterogeneous and allegations as may be made
against him relative to his application and h"V-
ing exhibited to me the certificate Of the Clerk
of Cecil county court that il does not appear
from the Record Of the said Court that he hath
been Petitioner for The benefit lnsolvcnt Laws
Laws OF Maryland within two years preceding
This application, and having executed a deed oi
his property, real, personal and mixed (wearing
apparel and bedding OF himself and family OK
ceptcd) to Samuel Dehaven who was by M ap
pointed trustee for the creditors of the said p
toner, and the sad Trust having entered int
bond and certified to me that he was IN posses
sion OF all the property mentioned in the schedo
ule aforesaid, and the said Joseph \. II ines Pc
titioner as aforementioned, having taken the
oath3 and complied with all the acquisitions ofthc
Insolvent Laws of Maryland, do hereby grant
a personal discharge to tie said Joseph A. Hines,
and do order and appoint the first Tuesday Of
next October term ofCecll county court, for the
final hearing and decision of the said app location
and do also order that the said Joseph "A. Hines
by causing copy of this ORDER to be inserted in
one Of the newspapers printed in Cecil county
once week for three months before the said
first Tuesday of next October term Of &c ctl coun
" Court, give notice to his crednorsl to appear
before said Court on the said day, to shcw Cause
ifany they have, why the said Joseph A. Hines
ought not to have the benefit Of the msolvent
Laws as prayed
Given under my hand this nineteenth day of
jane ls41. ABRAM CHANDLER.
True Copy Test
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
Cecil county Court,
july '41--3m
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New and Cheap Goods.

The subscriber specially informs his friend
the Public, that he has just opened splcn-
d assortment of new and seasonube goods
Oh as Cloths Of various colors and qualiti, s.
lain and fancy cassmcres, various prices. plain
nd fancy Slitinctts, from 81 10 cts. to - l-2
err yard Blankets. FianeIs. Shawls, with va
ioty Of other Goods suitable for these ason.
also.
Groceries Of the best qualities together with
hinl, Z teens AMI hardware. &c. All of winch
will DE sold very low
A BRAN CHANDLER
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ETPON application made by me- the subscri
u Der, one flhe Judges of the Orphans Court
E Cecil county, by Samuel Tyson olsuid county
imprisoned for debts he is unable to pay, by hls
etituIon praying the benefit of the !usulvcnt
avs ofthis State, schedule oihis property and
his creditors and debtors, on oath as far as he
an AT present ascertain the same, being annexed
o his petitions: and the said petitioner having
satisfied me that he has resided Tor two years
asst past in the State Of Maryland, and he hav-
Ing taken the oath prescribed by the act OF 1893
chapter | 10 and given bond with security suiii-
Gent Tor his appearance before the Judges ol Ce-
Gil county court, on the first Tuesday IN the
next October term Of said court, and at snch 9th
er time or times as the SAID court may direct, to
answer such interrogatories and allegations US
NAV be made against him relative to his appli-
cation, and having complied with the acquisitions
OF the act OF ass mbly, passed at December SGs-
sion 1928 entitled an act relative TO insol"ent
debtors chapter 2O5 and the several supplements
thereto, by =zccutjng deed o!all his property,
real, personal. and Mixed to William Tyson, op
pointed by me Trustee to the said Samuel 'Ty
on, aud the said trustee having iven bond with
approved security for the ptltormanCc of the
rust and certified in writing to me, that he was
posse 'slon OF all the estate OF the said petit
oncr mrntip ned in the schedule. | do therefore
OIuCI lliit tneSilu oalhuti ySoi NC uisCHdt1 Pt!
rom Imprisonment, and that he give notice to
his creditors ofhs application for the benefit Of
the lnsolvent Laws Of the State of Maryland,
and that the first tuesday, next after the third
Monday in October next is the day appointed
for his appearance before the Judges ol Cecil com
~ court, to answer such Undergraduates and al
ogations as may he propounded TO him relative
tc his said application: That the said notice bG
gwen by advertiser cnt in some newspaper print
in Cecil county once week for al least three
,)ltls hrtor" said first ruesda,- in the next Oc-
Term Of Cecil county cou =. Given Under
my hand this 9Th day ofJuIy 1877.
ABRAN CHANDLER.
True cnpy. Test
GEO. Meet LLOUGH, elk.
OF Cecil county court.
July 18th 1871 SIN
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ADMISSION FREE.


Tue pictures taken at this establishment are
pronounced by artists and scientific men, unri-
vailed for depth oitone and sottneSs OF light and
SHADE, while they display all the artistic arrange
nlcut OF the highest effort otthe painter.
,,rlzrns or strangers visiting the Gallery, can
Ltyr their Miniatures or Portraits taken IN this
pr-r style" and neatly set in Morocco Cases,
la.. -ort"ts or Hrcastplns, &c, in few
..u.l 81 copy the following from the Phil
..a.nrl s.'l,dY Courier.
tNEHIC ~ SrPERllaiTY.
T.r puull Journals ave At different periods
announced, rs /, remarkable proof of the SHil an
prof Hency Of American Artists mt Dtgnefreo
types are now made in this city superior, IN ev
rrv respect to those made IN any Of the Euro
pcan cities. This success OF American artists
was confirmed, in a very gratifying and conclu
sve manner, by Mr.. Barnrm's punlicly stating
at the close of his Tom Thumb exhibition IN this
city, that Mr. Root had made tiIty-one good pic
lures, with only single failure. In addition to
which, Sir. r. has been furnished with the fol-
lowing conclusive certificates, signed, 1t will be
perceived by the parents of fom Thumb, by MIR
Barnnrn, his teachers, and secretary, all ofwhom
were with him in Europe
FHiLADELrIIIA, June A., 1917
The Daguerreotypes of Tom Thumb and his
family including his several teachers, tootman,
driver, eQuipage, &c, ana ms various costumes
and characters, made by Mr.. NJ. A. Root (FlF-
TY ONE in all, present degree of accuracy
and truthuness to Nature, with bold charm
ofoulline, soitncss, expression, beauty and deli
cacy of finish and uniform brlIiancc, that we
have never seen cQualled. They are decidedly
superior to any thing Of the kind witnessed by us
either in this country or in London, Paris. OF
any Of the cities of Europe which we have visit
ed We take pleasure in bearing testimony to
the courtesy and skill. So uniformly manifested
by Mr. Root, the ominently successful DAguer-
rcotypst (Signed
s. f. Sraton, Uhc Father)
CYNTHIA TRATTON, (the Mother
P. +, BARNUM,
Exhibitor fTom Thumb in England and Amer
lea, and Proprietor o'fthe New York and Bal
timore Museums)
w. w. WEBSTER; (Secretary.
THEODORE B. CATLlN,
(.idvertiser and Secretary for rom Thumb in
Europe.)
II. G. SHERMAN, (his Preceptor)
This is certainly very striking testimony in ia
vor of American superiority, coming as II does
from those who have examined specimens OF the
best productions IN the art in most Of the prnC-
pal cities of Europe.
July 81 il laweowfEm
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This is 10 Give Notice; That the
o,.n.r,,U,r 81 trrl! G 'oru h'lh "b AIMED
trr'n nae Orphans '''u' 81 and county.
irucr, ui Atlnnp-'.a't II o drr pc >",aI
estate, oi Mary Aou Armstrong "a q - said
couo'y deceased All ue,-"u> having
claim, aga,n>, the sand rrcea>"5, are hue
hy warned to eXhrh he lam" "Ih the
vuurhrrs thereof. duiN au,hru'lrA,rh. ON
or before tine Is II oaN "i June 1913;
,hpI NAV nlhrr"l -p. b\ law. re excluded
from all hpneti "l SAID e, ate All per
sous lad,htrd To- -aIh r-lae ar, 'rquf -rrd
Ia mak' lmm-dIan, ia, ,urnr 10 ~ sub
.c,ib.,. Given uu' er ur, ha',' T. l4h
fn> If Au4nS' IS]7.
JOHNSON 30, LDEN. N.l' o G. + A
Aug llpjr 'l7-6
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New anh Cheap
F0PGFG Y fFD DONGSTfC
DRY GOODS &YDRE.
mers Bank. Wilmington, Delrware.
No. n Mukst street, ncarly opposite the Far

NO. ~ 4HHka SUeH HeH'fy oPP'"He Ws Fui-
mers Bank. Wilmington, Deiuwa,e.
The subscriber having opened Store,
in tho building f,rlnerlv occupied by Mr. John
Boyd and having just fitted il up in handsome
manner; he now invites his friends, the ctizens
ifCcc county to call and examine the Goods,
before making their purchases The stock hav-
ing been selected, and bought at low prices.
they will be sold accordingly, at such rates as
cannot fail TO please
The rtment comprises in part of British
French and American Cloths and "assimeres,
Sattinotts, from 81 - to 81 10 cts, vesilngs
tlannels and tckings Kentucky jeans, checks,
domestic ginghams, blankets, Hamilton and 9TH
er cotton tunnels, crash. tow liucus, Russia
and cotton diapers, table oil clu h :, Irish linens,
green bases, twIll'd tunnels ten laps and
wadding, with large variety o ncnchpd and
brown mnslins aud sheetingS, which will be
sold at small advance on bale or package pri-
To the assortment Of Ladies Dress and other
Goods, particular attention is r"q t">trd it 'av-
ing been laid in with much ere II consist, IN
prrt as follows: sp ,ld ,Durry of rasan'r'.
and de ainrs plain nnJ rpnd r'prras. t,rnp
palds new st, ie, brh l''t Il hud c.r'.p U.. "s.s.
mourning do, linen cnwnreS ln,~. trr-l
mernoes English do 'nIrt rs. oiunnzurs,
paramcttas new >iNia ,'Tnr- Hr"h.h worked
collars, ginpS md rrng'~ Gerry cheap with a
very arg' nd h'nIS"n vlu'ty Of Prints, of
the newest drs,.,s ID pit'rrns
SLiITLS, ST iNL>. SMiItIS; silk and
cotton hInIkcrc'r is AMI si-p"ndcrs, patent
tnrard. spool rottons, needles, tapes pms, but
tons silk ana ,.otton ho, ly, sc &c.
IN assortment # Paper HmgingS, to which
attention l. reqnes ed as the various STYLES of
Paper viii b. furnished at PniEidel pha prices
share OF patronage is respectfully solicited,
as . Ircilasrls OF Day GUous AND TRiMMiNGs,
may rApert to liud good assorlnenls, and bar
gains III pieces
JOIN 5. kENNAKD,
No. IL Market Street above Third.
September 18th, lSi1
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Eust received, a very fine assortment
~ White Linen Drilling, for Pants
White Mursei Hes veslng, and Il hand
ONE assortment Black goods for coat and pants
uch as Twfilcd and Corded Summer cloth, Gro
wn cloth, Cashmarett andDTP D'Eitc, which
i'll be s, id low by BnowN x MciNTiKE.
Juns , ~
EAs Barrels Family Flour, in store and for
EUsule by Bkowh < McIEIIRE.