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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20

Mono genuine unless signed l. BUTTS
For sale by REDFIEID & GRANNIS Montpelier, s. X.
Collins, do; French 4 Walker, Barre Il. e. french,
Painicd Thuber & Bowles, Washington Dickinson aud
Pcuslec, Chelsea. 4g2
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ltEDDlNG X co. Booksellers,

NJ STATE STREET,
General Agents for New Esgund.
ny-Als1 soli by Town L. Hall, MontnGller; Samuel Ncl
ola, Bellows Falls J. a. .wycr n :" Goecusbor"ush
Goodc < Gould, East ST. Jonushury; Hicks X Co., la It
Calais John A. :. White, Nuthi'ld Center.
Doct Scbcncks pamphlet On III" n,ute Of Con sumption
and its cure, with ccincaes, be had gtd ubuve
Boston, Dee. 1919. ~
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AT WHOLESALE,
BY
STORRS & LANGDON,

on BoXES TOBACCO, 80 Chests TEAS, ~ Barrels
~ Sugars 90 Bags Coffee 1000 Bags Rock Salt, 800 BAL.
Sutet dn.All low DO bonsni la Bosoa Adding
charges. sCOKRs a LANCDUN.
Nov. 49, 40.
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Letter from "a Boston Clerg lyman.

.
Mossrs. REpDtNG Il Co.: Gentlemen Having had
sion speak "u nearly every night Tor several
past, sonetimes III the open uf aud having used YOU
Schencks PumoGo syrup, cnnlot deny mys;.i Tho pleas
OF rendering To this voluntary tribute
OF that article. have PROVED L 10 ways
und feel eue cuuddence N ncomI ending it to puOi
speakers, and all persons afflicted coughs cuus,
hUttseness, and difficulties Of that description.
You nfe at hey this unsolicited st itemeni in any
way that will relieve the suifgriugs of humanity.
Truly yours, CHALES W. DENISON.
EdItVt Z" American Eagle"
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Boston.
PARTNER WANTED
IN THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Drug. Paint & Dive Stuff Business.

rJNo an ncivo business man. who IL acquainted with the
business and furnish from $4,000 TO $1,000, and can
bring considerable of country trade good oPpor.
funny now Offers connect himself with wollehabshed
house DING n sne aud profitable business,
Address with real SIGNATURE which shall be strictly con-
fdeutiai TO Box 800, Bnson.
Boston. Nov. lS47. bl.Jw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-20
To Superintendent. Parents, g.
Teachers of Common Schools
in Washington County.

THE undersigned asks leave, respectfully In call your
tentOn I" tho subject OF keidingBooks for
Schools. The evil Lrsing from the present of uni
omity cunnot have escaped the notice of tho casual
Observer and with tho Teachers deeply felt and dcpur.
ed. prevents that Classification OF thor pupils which
10 Indispensable to the economical aud udcious cxpshei
ure OF thur time ia point tho most desirable with
honest Tnucher and Others SHOULD bo found in the Schools
IL equally apparent to al who ave cons deTOd the mat
tor, that aside from the fact that there ia sufficient
number of any kind in Of the schools supply the
whoo,and aso from the fact lhut reasonable prospect
Of obtaining competent supply OF any kind Of these
poorly adapted afford substantial uid to tho puu in his
. TO learn to read Ii is also rent, both from tho
considerations above named and from the spit Of progress
winch beginning 10 stir the schools into life aud eli
cheney that extensive charge must take place.
Al Agent Will visit the several schools Ia this County du
ring the fvo weeks, with proposition from the
Publishers of Towns Revised Series Of Reading books
osuppy all with those books and u; tho time, take
all their Reading Books, Spelling Books, School Primers
&c. 10 pur payment for the new Tbs will afford exec
lent opportunity to effect change with much less
expense and than would DO incurred In any
other proposed cOufse.
ion that Towns Readers possess supefoIiy when COM
pured with the Books which use thai fully jus
hes vgoous effort for their Immediate all
the Schools IN the County. He eau hut hope
succoss may attend the etou about made aud that all
who may DO interested 10 Tho prosperity OF system OF
public Instruction, VIII give tue agent as no passes round
favorable consideration.
l.. J. SCOTT, Superintendent of
Common Schools for
Washington County.
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Concentrated Syrup Of S@s'
on<,r;IJ<,

Among ie many blessings attendant improvements Ia
tho social condition aud tho Advancement Gf 10 in.
togencc, is the PIoongauou of human life. With the
increase vi Intelligence has gown up knowledge for
ailments of heuh, aud regard for lhom aud commensu.
Iaoly with the strides OF science have acquired tho
meuns OF uuesng disease und nyong its rayage Not
withslnudug the progress have mado statistics show
that even now sixth VI the whole population die
ully OF consumption.
one of The mos, important discoveries Of the age 10
oGlns tho coalition of us large class Of suffering human
iy 10
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BALES BUFFALO SKINS
rDIiiS day received al sToERs a I.ANGpON,s.
Il Dee, IL. "a
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G5
CrOckcry. NJ CROCEkEHY

OUR IMMENSE s tI,ES for tho past year in Crockery
have warranted making more extensive nrranermrn's
in this brunch OF ttnhe al though il is WE'LL
KNOWN that KEEP the LARG EST nnd MOST COM
PLErE stock that has bfen kept in We make
additions our ware EVERY WEEK and We can assure
customers that always have baud the latest styles and
NJ the lnwrs prices Ana prepared sell by the
CRATE or otherwise, purchasers may desire. AL those
who furnishing Iutcsor about keeping house, will fad
Tor their interest examine stock he purchasing
We hiv5 on hand and resolving 1T the Depot
100 Dining and Tea Sets complete Of that benuul pat
tetu--rhe MOSS ROSE;
100 " WHITE GKRkI re;
800 Dozens Ph,cs Narp;a., Paitvfs Bokors Iureans,
Bowls, Pitchers, 81.
Rich Gold Band China Tea Sets enlhc, containing 20
pieces.
4 full and complete mt Of Common Ware.
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Drs. ThaVer & Williams

kgAVE entered into Co-paruor-ship in tho Practice n
- Medicine and Surgery, NJ Nothied.
SAM'L W. TIAHER,
EDWARD II. WILLIAMS.
L.. srru....r ED.g
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Read the following Remarkable


EFFECTED by DR.. CokBLlT's HIGHLY CoNCEN-
TkATED SYRUP OF SAkSAPAKILLA.
From So hona w. badger, wife oil William g. Badger,
Esq., Tor many years Clerk oil Count Of Common Peas,
MeIIimack COuDy, N. H.
" For number ol years past have been afflicted with
Sat Rbeum. by spepsia, General DeblIy ann ScloulOus
Affections. About diteen since commenced iakng
Corbeus Shakes' Sasaparli Syrup, and realized
gront beneht thereho II the first medicine found
that permanently helped me, und find that my health and
suens veIy much improved. believe this nvuiu-
bic remedy lO sCOiuous disorders, aud most cordially
olnmen II 10 all who ali cited have been My gen
oral health is good, and attribute any recovery solely
10 tho Shaker syrup, SDPHkONlA w. BADGER,
Concord, N. II. March 90, ei5.
those who suffer by diseases that seem almost bo ond
tho reach vi the heaer," whdi he cncoungng
than hs To those whose blood is diseased whose Lungs
uie nleoed whose systems hf6 generally eneIvulod aud
aIsaed ny abusive madcines, only say Listen to the
Language Of the Kosoed! to the testimonies of Science
and 70 be assurances Of the vi thu Med
ieu Faculty, aud use
DR.. COrdetfs Concentrated Syrup Of .Sars-
opariHa
r. DRINI,EY AND co. Sole Proprieturs,
No Sand South side Fanouil Hall, Boston.
For .slo by hcdheld & Grunnis, and by 5. k Collins,
Monpovri French * Walker, Barre L. Il. q. fTuncb,
rl,nhsd lhuber & Bowlo., Washington Dickinson and
foaslea, Chelsea also by agents generally.
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LA Nj I'S.
FOR THE GOOD OF THE
MANY

THE ASTOUNDING REVELATIONS that have hern
made during tho of tho efficacy and wonderful
HEALING PROPERTIES,
~ The GREATEST AiEDICLVE Of The .4ge
STATIONS EXTERNAL KEMEIY,
HUNTS IMMINENT,
Has nttonilhcd the World in ihe oC NUMEROUS amt
distressing eases iha! have b,fnd the skill eur most
DISTINGUISHED riYs iCtANS, ard wh ou they
HAVE GIVEN UP
Their pntears past the help of man, HUNTS LINZ
MENT has been applied and tn sufferer who has been CIV
en- up to din, has be N restored TO
EG43GGV 1SAAWMa
Cramp in the Chest and Stomach.
Mort h Madison, June, 1879
In the fall of 1919, attached ii cramp in
chest aud stomach Knowing something Of the repua.
iiOn OF your rrent lniment, | applied ut und
immediately culnd, and tate pleasure in recommending il
10 I'll my friends as medicine that be relied on.
MRS. l.. a. JOHNSON
TOOth-ACEae.
w. the undersigned, have frequently used Hunts Lin-
men for thu Tooh Ache aud AWAY found application
Immediate cessation of Pain.
CHARLES II. DOWD,
MRS b. A. FIELD.
Extract OF "a letter.
CENr:-Hunt's Iinncmt il. called every day by Our
best rhy scnns and customers, have been u
Der Of weeks.
so highly spoken oil by all who have used il.
IL known and acknowledged, he the best external
cdy ever offered in this market wish send fouS
dozen bVttlos immediately.
Yours, sc. SAM'L :. KlMBALT..
Extraordinary Casc.-- n isiOc:itiOn
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Adams's Arithmetical Series,

LAT, PRIMARY ARITHMETIC, or Mental opefatio,, il,
Numbers being Introduction to tho Revised Edition Of
hdnnis's New Arithmetic. Price 29Ncnls.
III. NDAMS'S NEW ARITHMETIC, Revised Edition,
Free IL cents.
81. KEY TO ADAMs's NEW ARITHMETIC. Price
% cents.
4lh ADAMs's MENsuRATGON, MECH NC ~,
POWERS AND MACHINERY, designed TO iolliw iSes
Arithmetic. In Press.
| 9th: ADAMsS BOOK KEEPING, containing lucid
examination OF the common meihud If Book Keeping ht
sngo erty, accompanied with Blank Books ID use
/
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GROCERIES,.

good assortment always on h md
Teas, Tobacco, Spices, Brown uni Crnsd Sngnts Snlo-
ratus Moasso', Rasins Starch, Soap C,ntIe, Lamp Oil
Sc. also
TURKS ISLAND sALT--by the luld or Otherwise.
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Bostoit.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
PHILLIPS SAMPSON & COMPANY
NO. 40, WASHINGTON STREET,
BOSTON.
DUBLsli and keep constantly Of baud, full a.nplj VI
the following
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL BOOKS,
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
SWANS SCHOOL READERS.

THE PRIMARY SCHOOL READER, PABT l. which
is intended for beginners. rfice 10 cents.
THE PRIMARY SCHOOL READER, PART IT,, con.
tanning Exolcises IN Articulation arranged 10
With easy Noading Lessons. Pfieo " cents.
TIE PRIMARY SCHOOL READER PART M 1, ia
sgned for the Fist Glass Primary Schools and f1r ths
Lowest Class Ia Grammar Schools. Price ~ cents
Tue GRAMMAR SCHOOL READER, 4, dssiy,od 6,,
the Middle Clnes In Grammar Schools ~ E,c,eo
10 Articulation, arranged 10 connection with Reading
Price IS cents.
TUE INSTRUCTIVE READER. Tho Ins,rue,;yo Res.
der, Course Of Reading In Natural History
L,era,nc designed for tho Of Schools Price b7 cents
rue DISTRICT SCHOOL READER, is deiisnsi 10,
the highest Cassos ia Public aud Private Schools It con
tans Exercises 10 Articulation, Pauses, Infection, ~ the
Voice, &c with such dulles aud Suggestions ar, deemed
useful to the Learner II also contains complete Glossary
Of the Classical illusions which occur In the Reatns Los
rrice 80 cents.
THE SPELLING BOOK, consisting Of Word. ia Col.
umni nnd Gent noes, for Oral aud Written EAerc cs
geihe with Pfohxes, Ankles, and Important Roots on the
Creek and i,atl Languages Pfico 20 cents
This popular setios OF books compiled by Mr. WI.
LIAM d. swAH, tho weknown Principal of the Aln,beu
Sehovl, Boston, Prom tho very rapid general mi
on into schools they have obtained III ptnc
tal eieS and towns OF tho United Sates ii is bo.ved that
they ate better adapted TO the Of schools than nay
others.
COMMoN SCHOOL ALGEBRA AND KEY, b. Tuo,.
sHEhwfN Principal of the English High School, Boston-
Pie. rs
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& STATE JOURNAL, DECEMBER 90 1049.


noUBLE FACED CHANGABLE BAY STATE
- SHAWLS, decidedly Now Patterns just arrived by
Express sToRRS 4 LANGDoNs.
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NEW GOODS AGAIN!n

TUST received per Steamers North Carolina and
- J. z. Adams, Is packages more OF our Fall and
Winter Stock.
Which now comprises blue mixed and gold mixed
tlans bic and blue black. Pilot cloths and blue
Jueshngs; Blankets; Linseys; Brown Cottons nd
Sattinets
Black plaid mourning and fancy Ginghams, En-
giish mourning, oil colored; Furniture, blue and
orange and new style fancI Prints.
Combs, Buttons aud Threads; blk plaid English
Silk Cravats; Artihcals Ribbons and Florence braid
Bonnets; blk and colored silk Fringes and Gimps;
Ladies blk lace silk Mitts and Gloves; Waddings;
Padding and Canvass.
Figured SALISBURY Flannels; plain blk Satin Stri-
ped, Inquired Mohair and real Alpaca Lusres; Rich
figured colored Imperial and silk checked Lamar
tines.
Infants fancy velvet Boys velvet and Cloth; Mems
Cloth, velvet, fur, cloth fur trimmed, point Print,
glazed and Plush Caps
K. " black and drab wool Hats; Fash Angola,
Nutria, Russia aud B. and l.. Crowned Planter,
Monterey and Buena Vista Hats.
The above addition makes our assortment COM
plete with the exception OF Boots and Shoes which
we are looking tor daily.
We have made such arrangements that we will be
receiving New Goods the whole of the present
son and will sell at low prices
Sep Is. ]. II MAGHEE & Co
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eREAT SALE o. TOWN LOTS.

/ N the North Eastern Enlargement of the city OF
Il Evansville, having had frequent applications for
the purchase of building lots on my tract OF land.
situate short distance East of the present north
eastern terminus of Main street. has induced me
to lay the whole into building lots and offer them
for saleat public auction on the sd day of Novem-
Der next on the following terms, to-wit: One fourth
cash in hand, and the balance in annual inSaments
in one, two and three years with interest This will
enable every laboring man and mechanic to procure
himself lot wnereon to erect domcil for his flu
ture residence in pleasant part of the city. The
most OF these lots lay higher than any part of the
city. Excellent Well werat can be procured on
any part oil the tract within about thirty feet of the
surface, luxury that cannot be obtained in any
other part of the city 1t is also situated In the i'm
mediate vicinity of the place where the Evansville
and Illinois Railroad Depot will be located, which
location will be made previous to tn day Of sale,
as the engineers are now busy engaged in making
the necessary surveys The Fid growth of the city
justites the belief that in few years these lots will
be in the heart of the city, and lot that will now
cost the purchasers but q mere trhe, WILL in few
years make him furtune. In short | am induced
to believe that another opportunity equally favorable
tor the man with small means 10 procure himself
residence cheap, will again present itself Tor
years 10 come, or for the who has the means to
invest 1t in property sure to increase in value
more rapidly NATHAN ROWLEY
Evansville, Ia, Sept. 90 1949. Is
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HOMGPATHY-A GARD

nR. T. GRISWOLD COMSTOCK, Physi-
~ clan and Surgeon, Office No. II Pine street,
81. Louis, Mo-, second door east of Third St
Dr. Comstock, regular physician and grad
uate of the Old School of Medicine and former
ly practitioner of that system, practices upon
the Homeopathic system of treating disease
He respectfully offers his services as practi-
toner of Medicine in all its various branches
Particular attention given to diseases of the
Lungs and Chronic affections The system of
Homeopathy, although recent discovery in
Medicine, is found upon trial far superior to the
old practice OF giving large doses of dangerous
d. ugs, which frequently affect the system more
seriously than the disease which they were in
tended TO cure. DR.. Comslock will attend pune
tuallyto professional calls, ndmay be found at
his office at all hours of the day and night, I'M
less professionally engaged elsewhere. Patients
in the country, by addressing letter to DIR. Com
stock fully describing all their symptoms, age
sex, and habits of life, may have medicines sent
them by mail or otherwise. 1t is always prefer
able, however, that the patient present himself
as far as practicable.
Families can be supplied with Homeopathic
medicines and books.
Family cases of medicines and gentlemen's
pocket and travelling casee of all sizes and pri-
ces, containing from ten to eighty remedies, with
directions accompanying complete, for all ordi-
nary cases OF disease when physician is not at
hand constantly kept for sale His medicines
are received from the Homeopathic Pharmacy of
Leipzig, through the importer, Mr. Radde, of New
York, and their purity may be depended upon.
st. Louis, Mo, August, 1919. aug 30 3m
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USE HowE's CoUcH CANDY.

certain cure for Coughs Colds, HoarSeness, Sore
Throat WbOOpIng Cough, Bronchitis, and
all diseases NJ the Lungs likely to ter
nalnGte in confirmed Consumption
THE reputation of this article is now so much
l. established over the whole south and west as
being the only medicaed candy of any practical ben
et that Is unnecessary here discant on its mer-
its, butmerey to refer to of the many certificates
we have received tor others we refer to our panph-
lets, tobe had of any of our agents.
From Rsg VIZ; Young late Of the u. E. Church, Gin
Dear Str: While laboring under Sc ere cold
from speaking in the open air, was handed piece
Of your Cough Candy, from the use Of which, ex-
pericncedgreat and almost immediate relief sin &c
then haze frequently -used it with the same bene
fetal effecs. therefore feel no hesitation in re-
commenting your candy a certain specific Tor
Coughs, Cdds, hoarseness, &c &c.
VIM. YOUNG.
Sold in packages; 5. 10 and 2Oc each.
Lien GflsLi c. HALLocK, Agents in
y. M. WOOLSEY, Evansville
] G. HATCHlTT,
Wholesale agents in Louisville,
n9l ROBINSON, PETER & CAREY
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COMMERCIAL.

NJ OR.RsNs Nov. l, 1549.
Sugar and MOlasses-Th re having been no re-
ceipts the sales were limted to small lots from
second hanI.
Floar-Tke demand W as Ii nited, and we hear of
the sale of ony 200 bbls Illinois at 81 IS; so Com
mon at s. IS, and 1l3 unbranded at 81 25,
Corn-S5.les 1000 sacks, including 1850 prime old
at 54 2O7o part new at 53c. and 300 green at acc,
Oats Sales 7GO sacks St Louis at Soc: 5Coat
4olc; and 325 at 49,.
TVhiskv-lOO bills Rectied sold at 2lac.
Pork-6O bbls mess we're sold at 50 30; and yes
terday 500 bbls mes at 50 l2s; and 100 at 50 90.
Hav-50 tons Western were sold at Sl4 90; l7f
b.las New York ISIS 90; and 24O bales Northern
mt sl4 90 . ton.
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J. 4 HATCHITT,
Wholesale nd Retail Druggist.
(lLain Strt, EpansrilLe. l

(luain Strt, EUansUiHe, lpdiana,)
rs now in receipt "a large supply of every variety
lof Drugs; Medlcis; Paints; Varnish; Oils; Dyes;
Glassware; Stationg; Surgical Instruments; Ar
Camphor; Opium; uinine Morphine; Piperine;
Essential Oils; Essees; Extracts; Gum; Syrups;
Liniments Wines Brandies Tinctures Per-
fl mes; Soaps; Sns; Tobacco fine Cigars :;
Brushes; Woods; Peils, &c, &c
His Medicines &c e WARRANTED to be pure and
genuine, and ola super quality Physicians who
desire TO Ise such, are rncsty requested to call
General Agents forle sale OF old Dr. Jacob
Townsend's Sarsapara; Swayne's Extract of
Wild Cherry; Louden. Co.'S Family Medicines {;
their Hair Tonic, aud llr Dye, and other Patent
Medicines.
Orders promptly attehd to- Prices low. Gin
seng Feathers; Rags, d Country produce taken
in exchange. NOV. 5th, 49-ly,
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NEW FALL GoODS!!l
II. MAGHEE s. CO..

WHOLESALE Dealers in Foreign and Do
w nestle Dry Goods, Evansville, Indians.
We are now receiving our Fall and Winter stock
and we invite the Trade to cali and examine our
assortment; as most of these goods are now much
in request 1t is the intention of the firm to pur-
chase an unusual Large Stock this SEASON, and to
sell at q small advance on Eastern prices. y
The head Of the house will attend the Eastern
package, Auction sales duringthe entire season,
and spare nc pains in collecting one Of the largest
and most desirable Stocks ever offered III eur city.
We could say to the Trade generally, and partic-
ularly to Merchants of the Wabash Valley that you
can buy goods in Evansville this Fan on as good
terms as anywhere else in the West. [sept 20.
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cLocH AND wATcE MAKING,

4 g. SAltiENT would respectfully announce
N. to the ttizenS OF Evansville and vicinity
that he has looted permanently First street, one
door South OF Main street, and in the same block
of buildings coupled by the Western Clothing
Store. Havinsspent over thirty years in the bus
iness, and servd six years with John p Trott, New
London, Conn le feels confident OF giving satisfac
ton. Chrononrors, Reporters, Levers, Horizon.
tai, vertical, an every other escapements required
at the shortest nice. Also good stock OF Jewel
ry constantly oThand; Jewelry mended and fix
ed nearly as goo as new. Mr.. S. could give nu-
merous releren, etc the most respectable gentlemen
in the U States are it necessary. His work will
be the best test, [no7-3mw~
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
sep14-6mod

JUST ecelved by M. W. FOSTER, at the corner
- of Nj IN and First streets, large and general
ortmet Staple and Fancy Dry Goods suitable for
part of French and English Black, Blue Green, Olive
and Cadet; GA Cloth, Cassimeres, Sattinetts Tweeds
Jeans, Linseys, Flannels, superior and common Bed
and over Coat Blankets Prints, Ginghams DelaneS
Lamertine and Madona Plaids and Stripes. Plain
and Figured Alpaca Lusres, Blk Satin stripes,
Mode and Figured Cassimeres, superior Ben Gro Do
Rive, Italian and Plaid Silks Silk, Velvet, Satin;
Silk, Linen and Lisle Lace, and Edgings, Fringes,
Buttons, Flowers, Ribbons, &c, &c.
AlsO-60 Cases Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bon
&c, making my assortmen very general desira-
bic and complete. would respectfully invite the
attention of purchasers call and examine the stock
as have no boubt it would be to the interest both
parties, as am determined to sell at the lowest
price for cash, or in exchange for produce.
oct Is NJ. w. FOSTER.
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New YOrk EIectiOns.

In the city, the Wings have elected their
candidates for Assemblymen and sheriff by
1000 majority. They have also elected 10
out of the Is aldermen. The Wing county
ticket is elected by probably 1000 majority
In Albany. the majority for the Wing ticket
is 600. Kings county has elected the Wing
Senator and Representatives by go MAORI
ty. Catskill county gives 200 Wing MAORI
ty. Queens county gives 100 Democratic
majority. Oneida gives small Wing ma
jority. Saratoga county gives so Wing ma
jority.