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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03
TELEGRAPnIC INTELLiGENeE.
Nee ting OF the British A an lean League

Meeting OF the British American League,
MONTREAL, Nov 2 l849.
TIE League met to day at the City Hail. there were
'eventysix present Notices Of motions were made by
Msssrs. Gamble and Gowsn, both OF which amounted
to about the thing though the last was rather
the strongest The substance OF it to the effect
that past misortunes caused by lost protection must
be restored, or else reciprocity political sx
stsnce and that population be appointed to present
the last appeal to the throne
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Is of % rrtreh Boots ~. tsa,
Va w Br sdvay ~ 81 oto 81, viii be t1ld for 81 so
a. tbfrsr 81 fulton Saftau streets Pas calf -
Waterproof ftra IS a. 81 'hcar ,heap.
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Another Railroad accident,

PHiLApEIPHIA November 2--P NJ.
The ~ o'clock train Of for New York of the
track this afternoon opposite Beverly, by which he
locomo dashed to pieces and the fireman. brake
man and engineer much injured.
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The Strangers Fsrer at Charleston.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2-9 2. ".
The southern mail has come TO hand by which we
lssrn from the Charleston papers that the strangers
fever has nearly abated. Since the commencement of
the disease to the time there have been %
deaths.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

sowEay THEATRE. Bovsry- xrSo LrAh-JaoK sHEP-
BR0A DwAY THEATRE, BroadwAy-lREH ArrossEy-
TEDii ssG TILsk- Box vs. teG
SIsio's GARDEN, BrOadvay.-viLLssr pocron-
UNcLr SAN.
BURTON's THEATRE, Chambers s,reet-A PSI, vsoN
A PARLoR WIkIow- ULs DUTch GoFERNok- DEaoS
JgsTsE
NATIONAL TUEATRR. Chatham square, PsASrcM
B-rAkrss1--JIrI TwTcAsR AhGaicA- FEMALE
FOAry IIIEvTs.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadvay--C iNpks A-FRA
DIAyOio-1HE CHIin ~ rHE X @IETNr.
d.. ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE As.or Place-LucIA III LAM
utRhooH.
MECHANICS Halle Isry's HIYsrKEis-YoIAeE
HUsIcAi-kTBtoPIkN SINGING.
AaERICAN GUsEUM-gAs rrNyTrI FAMILY, &c.
CHINESE acknowledgements THE CELEsr'AL
BsFIE
eBiSEsEAssEaBLY ROOas-MAeALIIsrER'sso rr Ess
EhsIQuE.
SOCIETY LIBRARY-Nrw OaLrANs sERESApna.
CIRCUS, Astar Placr-Eat EsrRIss PEsraKsASCEs.
Few York, Saturday, November 3, Isio.
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Nov - The jury, Who retired yesterday In the case
Of thnres ii carpenter, reuaDed In elaboration all
this DAY up To ix o'clock, when they delivered ver
diet u III guilty
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NhsheTs the momentum appheo without injury to tho
na skin Merchants and tanc, store keepers should
sane uis article 10 the the world Sold whole
GALE and retail At batehelors Wig faot.ry Wall streess
IAN hproh
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Wanted. tmn edistely. q Young Man, 10
attend snd maks hims generally us.fsl the Telegraph
n 80 -


IL vsrnted superior ary Jet offered he pub 30;
,hUce selection of Cold sud Sill Pen ana Pencil cas-
TIE love cash prices; 90 Ne hat a. the nrn
Brondva, srd John 81 up ssus r. Old PRS repaired,
pointed exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

During the psst week there has boen falling on ia
hsresipts OF every article % brssJstuns The re-
o'ipts at tidcuster Of the leading articles Of produce
from the lst 81 Notenb 10 the close 81 bs,ig.on in
the years lsi7 and is4s. AZ shnexsd -
IItnTrs o. raonINr AZ ri.,.WA1,n. 81 q 1al1 Arr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

Hsglc air Dye invention colo. the Hair
the 1t is applied without injury the oc
Gentlemen have their uhiskers dyed In five
minutes, the Depot No. ls7 8rosdssy Of Doy
ureer the Franklin House Per bottle snail 4g
larz
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Death of an Eminent Mariynnsier.

BBLTIMonE, Nov 2, 1873.
Richard Thomas, Of st Mary's Co., Nd, formerly
President of the Senate, died on Tuesday, of apo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

At the " g Factory u Aedhurt 4 Maiden Lane,
whore STRANGERS and citixe select the inryos stock
In the city they s best combine
all the latest improyemrs Also l,dia ornrnon tai aaix,
abundance. Cory she sdar-s-. y Maiden lana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

hna Al LNN etsnt 1.-THE ~arsceua teadb rs bs
street Tho superior che rastry ONE made. an1
The prices loo vith dine daily.
sA those who tahe dinner do town ., y this establish
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the most useful ltsis ANNALS sf ths a.
pes, side the ordinary features 81 hmsaac vlu bs
ss tnotncsl tablee ard seat amount ot iniorma1n N
every department 81 pnbnc economy. fyucmaiic lly
RANGED We note tabular stAtsinons bfesdstufs the
iron trade the cotton trade he coal r.de rasys rsi,n
and rsany other tr1rrd topc. We hardly
IN how ~ could he hiisa vita us-a
for tusnets Price only lis cents.t Newark Ad-
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article svsptsd ~ ssana.r g. fsvorsSly kno-a the
public for the last be obtained - tns
Subscriber It aud 81 Broadway iher. di.s.ars
" Wholesale eeaiers q SAUNDERS SON,
lG Broadway. eerper Liberty 81, aud 81 Broas~ay.
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Police CARTE OF this ss.s contains the most u Ambrose H.
Jordab area The Kidd SALVAGE Hum
tpg Company against NJ CHAT 80 Carpenter watch he
really ortxnraled himself hlao. thcsc unique ie rrs
duced the trial At uarr ehurgh e :. Gibbons Mls Tor
seduction Of three sister. Only fur cents.
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The "a .shiy Herald.

The Uakig RcoM will be published a. 9 O'Clock
this nornng Sirgle copies, sispencs yca~'y SUI
scfpucn, 81
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hat r,hy man hss to 10 paruar In ohrca of
and badly htted, the iae face
~ that which oL be Ietored the magic touch %
practical halter ESfENsCuEiD, 10T Nassau street.
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m.,. OF ,ne Foil .,a.n,on %, ;. sn .Imo.,

conceded fact that Knows Hats FOR
the essst the most tasty elegant specimens
Of heidgesr that have t.ea this tits
and assduty highly rraisesgrhy
and heartily commend him to frnds-ths universal
,qrNl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03
Western Navigation.

PrrsBvIG, Nov q 1912.
There is ~ feet Of water in the channel and falling
slowly. The weather is pleasant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

DISTINGUISHED ARRivAL.--IIon. Robert J. Walk
or, late Secretary the Treasury, arrived In the
city YESTERDAY, md tooA rooms at the Irving
Hcuse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

the viii doubt induce tbs ladies' % oos nuns
~ truly neoof,ary srtics AT this Of the and
Viii thus pIoJ "a woni advise give archer.
No 2tU Green ~oh street call and will
iii be we'll reo0mp.nsei oi their trouble.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

No 2bi broadway riransefe should fan % VI a.
one Of the nost ntsrtting places In the Nons "a
ofhtdg N his eye ave collection ths portraits q ther
frit nds aud Gcquaintanccs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

Ioftod Artificial Eyes, which be inserted without the
81 Attest pain, and a,l move The tie natural DR..
Powell attends usua dis"a Of the ave and .ar
IN Warren street or Biaad~ay be had
.lIeatiae ON tie Lye.' lrlae 20 eenls.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMEs q n DON n Tt,
PROPKIETok AND EDITOR.

VOLUNTARY CORRESPONDENCE sonta,n'ns IN
.srfs NJ neps solicited Jrem any qu1rsT 81 ms "erd
ss.d, irilI BE- hber oiLy paid fer. .,
No NOTICE tekea q dnons..o.: CONGRATULATIONS
THE DAN HERALD cents pc s"Py-N per an
-.
THE WEEKLY HERALD, fer circu!d'ton ea thts Con-
Hsenf epery Saturday 64 cent? per copy, " - PEP on-
ul0 zion ~ EurOpe, PTsnsd "a Freneh as1
EngIisb sl1 cents yer COM, or Sc per
THE DOLLAR WEEhLy HERALD. ersrv Monday
r-ni. PER eapu 81 per air copies IL eisbs, ds
9 per snHum
AL LETTERS b. piGd for subseT 'ptioas or tctfh "a
p~risrnrns posi- paid, the postage onf b. ds-
Quoted r. me usOHrp rouutrd.
XDVER TISEMENTS ~ bic pricss, Ms pre-
pyiet.r NOT es sansibie for in pl1HHscripf
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A. the btvery Saving Store. l2 Bowery; 2Oo
Ind and at the ordinary low ~ for
Which ,hs Jula establishment celebrated icing least
q ? rcent below market prsss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

tie Jtmes Raht Jants,e. are tttesmsi as usual
the In Albany rtd bought three quarter
discount by Gao GHOGSBEtk. - " all street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

BY reducing the wheat ~ rour The qasbtity OF the
latter LIFT at de.sa'sr this year compared With the
corresponding period Of lat year. sha~s Ia, reise
2i,7l7 barrels Of doBr.
The following table show. the quantity % some q
the principal sticiss Of prodoce lets a. ,de.watsr
from the commencsm'n uf navigation Q, IN. sist oct
inclusive, dudng the year. isiT as and ~ the canal
In those years having been opened On the Ist DAY o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-03

Tirte lhIds wide WONDERFULLY l1r TficrF3 q ID
Be- yard rpwstds. Ensiish Floor Cloths 10
, ,sfds vide Of snj besuifui psttsrrs unpreca-
tentcdly lov, q, No. " Bowsty, HIRAM ANDERSON s..
Worthy " the Attention of Iurchssers
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fer dursbl,y f-sbty and hrnress ~ nnisn, rival
psrket. SOLD exclusively By J. r. SAVAGE " Fui..a
who has alec srp~rb % glld and
filver Wschcs Bis eputatios for The repairing % Watches
and Geld Pens stands A No. 4
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Political Intelligence.

Hon william Alien Of Ohio. T. spoken OF az tn DE-.
moerstic candidate for President, IN 1882.
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MS Rosder.-rn.. r..e nnd yvond

lsoy lie only lerson
ton of all AFFAIRS through life .s consulted
profession 10 and aud she Of those
mI Fortune Teller. Her residenee a. III Wooster
ST. eet
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The aggregate qusnttJ Of ths sane srtslss left at
tids~sisr ro the navigation TO the
A incl IL 4
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sowERY THEATRE. BOvsry- Xrvo LrAH-J,oKs HsP-
PAID.
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WHILE LIFE REMAINS WE HAVE STILL SOME
HOPE

Di. Wstar's Basam of Wild Cherry-No Quackery-Nu
Deception In setting forth the virtues Of this truly great
medicine have desire to deceive th"se ahorng under
affection do wish eulogise than it deserves.
Yet when look around and tho amount of suffer-
ing and distress accustomed by of tho diseases in which
this medicine has proved highly successful feel that
urge its claims strongly say much in its
favor.
Various remedies it is true, have been offered and pulled
into for the of diseases of the lungs, and
have been found doubt, very useful but of all that have
yet been discovered is admitted by physicians and all who
have witnessed its effects that has proved successful
this For Asthma, shortness of breath and similar aec
tions. he pronounced positive 1t has cured
Asthma in many ofe twenty years staudng after
physicians had declared the beyond the reach Of mcd
cine.
None genuine, unless signed 7. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by S. =. REDFIELD, Montpelier, VT. aud by
H. X SLAYTON, Calais VT; also, by agents generally
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NEw York, May l4,2l.2P. NJ.
The N. Y. Courier g. Enquirer has the fol-
lowng:-
France. Lamartne declines the representa-
ton Of Paris. LOUIS Napoleon has published a
letter which is severely blamed by The Govern
ment organ. He appears to lean to Red Repub-
licanism.
There is no confirmation Of the reported VIC
tory of the Ausrians over The Hungarans.
later despatch from London says the Aus.
trims have been defeated in n two days battle.
The Hungarans have advanced 10 the banks Of
the Minclo.
The new Roman Constitution as published in
a manileeto to England and France, declaring
that Rome las a right to select her own form OF
Government without interference has been a.
greed to.
Pisa has surrendered. A committee is APP
pointed at Leghorn TO settle terms OF submission.
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Safest Nrms.

The Nep York Riots The Tribune of the
J4th contains the testimony given before the
Coroner thus far, and remarks that sit removed
every doubt as to the right conduct of the ma
gislruies on that trying OCCASION" MIR Romaine
and John S. JONES' reported killed, are both I'M
harmed.
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ident who won't prevent their success in these
respects Now let the Wing Free Sellers re-
turn to their first love, and not only will they
accomplish their ant-savery purposes, but all
good Wing principles will triumph. Slavery
is to be limited, unless prevented by locofoco
trcachery. Choose ye, therefore, between whig-
ism and locofocoism.
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DEATHS.

In Panama, no dute, Mr. Wilson, Of Vermont, fever.
In Wlison April 80, Arlington of Isaac Chapman,
aged year.
In Norwich, May IA, Doct Lyman Lewis, aged "a.
la WililsOn Oct %. 49, Capt That cher, aged 81 ais
April is, 40, Eunce, wife of Elisha Tbo,ceG aged Ca
Both died Instantly supposed 80 be from III Of appoplsxy
In Northampton Mass, the Mansion House, OF brain
fever Mr.. Hrem w, Abueke, aged 20 years and months
he u native Of Montpelier, w. Printers in Mass, Ohio
and Illinois req &c.
In Eas, Montpelier, May elh Mrs. Laura, wife oil Mr..
KeisO Gray, aged 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-17

Father, what does the printer live onP why
my child? Because yon said you hadn't pait
him for two years, and you still take the paper
wife, put that child 10 bed he's an everlasting
taker'
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1flarkfts.
brighton Cattle MarI<et--szay 10.

KenOrtod Tor the Daily AdvtttlseT.
AT Market 2S0 Beef Cattle % pairs working oxen IS cows
and calves, COO Sheep, and 300 SWINE
PRicrs-Boef CatIe-In consequence Of the limited
number market, prices advanced considerably We quote
Extra 81 sos first quality $500 1875; second $3.50 g.
rs third $50 ,25.
Jyorkng o1en-sales s7s so, o. 1885, 81 10 and sl25.
CoWs and CdireS-saes at SIS, $780, SIS $40, $40, S37
and si2.
S1eep-small lots nj rs, 1926, 4, 4,l7 and Co.
SnmS--Los To peddle sows, and 5, for Burrows old
hogs 4a4l O. lot of shoats close l2 lot Of four
lat hogs 4 Ia. At retail from 4 to G.
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NFWe had occasion publish something of startling
character regarding of gravel which had bnhed all
remedies called and finally cured by the Great Amer
lean Remedy, which o! the best remedies for all
plants presented to afflicted world Now
again called upon that Dr. Samuel Mcclellan, we'll
known physician of Columbia Co New York. has used this
article for Gravel and effected perfect and he had
sorted to every thing else with Our infurmuOn
tha kcrtcaI people doubt is obtained from Mr. s. f.
Phelps Albany, highly respectable druggist, and in Albany
DR. Mcclellan is well known; the Dr. " is of the Schoo
and hound TO put down nostums yet has Independence
enough to The curative power of tho far med
"Lithontripuc' Dr. G. c. VHughans Great American Rem
edy This article is found in columns-call upon Agent
and get pamphlet
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Wholesale Prices Current.
From the Boston Daily Advertiser.

BosIoE, May l2.
J4shes-Pot, l.2A5 "a Pearl "a 6.
Bees1Gr-Yellow % "a.
BristLes-American 80 II 40.
Feathers--Livc gees Northern 81 n 80.
Flour Gcnesee fancy So % u 50-cpmmon $50.
Grdin-NOthern corn CO 81; Aye &c Go Oats 40 Al;
White Beans 81 n rs.
H1y-pessGa 1000 lbs. 10 IL 90.
Hdcs-Saushter III. u Ia calf skins oak GO a Co.
hen,iock SO ii IS shec pskins c G II 80 80.
Hops-lst sort 1913,
Naturalization Slaughter 10 ALI calf skins cured,
rs u So
LiHseed cake PR ton 800 u25.
Lims-Thomaston Cssk &c 70, Camden 10 n "a
Provisions beef bill u 80 10 10 so, prime 90
25 pork extra clear sl3 CO. clear l2 50 49, 90
prime $50 9,75; lad 6l2a7l2 butter, shipping
10 II IL, prime family IA lsi choose, new milk efour
moai 5 t.
PIasier--ton, to . IS.
SsedNouhern clover II 2, herds grass hushel 81
90, red top Al u as.
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SHAWLS, SHAWLS.

DERsoNS in want ora Rich Grape, silk, Cashmere, or
Thibet shawl, will find them tboir TASTE with the
additional charm Of very low prices, At tho ONE pnCb
Cash Store Of STURRS LANGDuN.
Muv A. ~
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COUNTRY TsApERs-You will find it for your interest
call al OAK HALE and the immense quantities of
dy Clothing which there for sale. Mir Summons sells
his Goods low that you make handsome profit, and
yet sell them below tho ordinary prlce.
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VALUABLE BOOKS.
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New York Wool Market. MayII.

Since last the market has been active and about
60 900 lbs have been sold TO mnnuiacutes-whe only 90
0OO lbs have been received The stock hand
duced TO trlhe.
Manufacturers anxousy looking for reduction, which
must think, take place mme diatey upon the appearance
OF the clip.
The Market has yielded two three cents from
quotations in some although Prices nomnaly tho
same.
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A Collegiate. School and Family
History of ENGLAND.

From The earliest perod the lh year of the reign Of
Qu'en Victoria. BY EDWARD Fam, author of u contn.
uation Of Hume and smolctt, Ancient History, &c.
vol l2nO oYct 500 pages.
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DosToS b.ARKEr, Monday afternoon, May "a.
Flour Genersoe common brands 5,1o Corn, dull Nor
them yellow 60 oats 40 10 Al Rye GO
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ElectiOn for TruSteeS,,,.NOtiCc,

LiVNiVu iVi iuStSOossfNVpNSe
MEETING Of the first hundred subcfibeIs, agents
N aud insured members If the National Lille Insurance
Company Of the United Sutes for the election o twenty
FIVE Trustees beug the first half in strict accordance with
the provisions the charter aud for The transaction o
other business that may before them will bo holden
the Pavilion House, Monipclirr Monday, the 2si May,
instant The Poll will be- opru from 10 A. VI. 10 y. NJ.
Absent members authorized hJ the charter vote by
Proxy. BENJAMIN BAlCH,
One of the incorI orators named N the Act of
incorporation
Montpelier, May Sh, lSAq. lw22
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RICH CHINA MARE.
g. TORRS LANGDONS have Just received puckhge
y ofboautul China Ten Sets and plates to match 80
May "A. "
RONNETS RONNETS!

GENT for the manufacturers soil at Wholesale, ull
~ kinds of Bouuetrtho rud best asso timcn ever
Offered in town. he the Cash Store opposite
the Brick Chuich. HARVEY KING.
Mny Is. ~
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No. 100 COHrf Street, Bostea'
WHO'S the inyenlor and sole proprietor DuRs,ss an"
ties, .
AGENTS. S. p. Red6eld aud $. X. Collins, Montpelier
n Bnke Corintht L. ~ RichaT dson, Maitsheld III,
Ias,an is4s - - ssUAis,
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The Cyclopedia OF Modern Do
nestle Medicine.

BY KEITH IMRAY, NJ. d. A mud most novel work
for every family pne large svO volume. Price, in cloth
gill; s'h5Oj in Leather, stron ly and neatly bound, S4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-17
READY-MADE CLOTHING

Great pains have been taken TO have a lot Of Clothing
suited TO the wants Of tho people In this Vicinity, and having
opened Spring Stock, confident suit ALL
Gail and examine the Coats Pants, Vests Shirts Over
alls, Ctnvats, Collars sc. for the PRICES SHALL DE
tho VERY LOWEST, as usual, NJ -
% HEAD OF STATE STREET.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-17
CARPETINGS.

GToRRs LANGDONs have just opened tha Cheapest
- lot Of Cafpoings offered ia this vicinity
Cotton, OIL Cloth aud straw. We give yon yard vide
heb eolors fom 20 70 vs. cts. p
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-11
FOR SALE OR RENT,

- THE DRYDEN ESTATE $50 called CONSISTING
En.fN of ~ acres OF Land, with Factory 40 by %
3s&A and 60 by 80; Wheel Tenemens Machinery
IN Factory, Picker LapPer, four f. and two H. Cards
Drawing Mule, Condensers, Warper and Broad Looms
The above Estate situated in Holden, Il miles from the
eentre.
Aso-The Davis Estate situated in the center oftown,
story Brick House, Barn. sheds, &C., with 5s acres OF
Land
Also the RURAL FACTORY, 81 by Sc f. with 40 Looms
and PREPARATION Brest Wheel and sufficient Tenemenis
situated in the north part Of said Holden Also Htck'
ing and Batting MIL with Sig spindes and II cards near
the other mill, and three first rate unoccupied Water
Powers, just below the above named factories
Also, in Phpston, Brick Factory with 20 Looms and
preparation, and small Wooden Mill below with Cas-
aimere Looms, &C., with Tenements and Land.
Also, in Lecespsr about 100 rods from the Depot, fist
rate Water Power, Houses and Barn, with Land.
All the above property will he sold at great Bargain
or Rented.
Also, a lot ofMACHINERY not in USE 20 Looms. pair
Mules 10 Cards and other Machinery,
Terms to suit purchasers tenants.
The Real Estate will be sold or rented with or without
the Machinery, and the latter will be sold separate,
wanted SAMUEL DAMON.
Holden, May 81 1919. d2aw3w w6t