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General Insurance Agency,
CARY a. FIELD,

Agents for Life, Health and Fire Insurance,
Office, 1st floor, Central Exchange, Worcester
TENE subscribers Agents for the UNION MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE Co. ofBosToN; The BERKSHIRE HEALTH
ASSOCIATION of PITTsFIEJD, and prepared effect
surance on the LIVES of males and females favorable
They also Agents for several of the best MUTUAL and
JOINT STOCK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES in the
country, and will effect Insurance all descriptions OF
at any other Office. They hope that their experience in
this business will enable them give such information
corning insurance will induce people to call at their Oce
and receive prompt and faithful attention.
In connection with the above the subscribers propose
keep general INTELLIGENCE OFFICE and will attend
to procuring employment Of various kinds for males and
females, and help for those who in want of it, and will
attend to the Settlement of Estates buying and selling Real
Estate, Renting Tenemens, etc etc.
They will keep General COUNTING ROOM for Keep
ing Books, Collecting Bills Making Conveyances and will
endeayor to make themselves useful to ali who may feel
disposed patronze them in either of the above branches
JONA. CARY,
Worcester, May 8, 1850. d3m JOHN FIELD.
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Grape ShawVs.

A VERY large and elegant assortment of the above
"A SHAWLS in every quality and price and warranted
cheap.
Also, PALM FIG'D sIIAWLs in every variety and price
from Printed Palm Fg'd Shawls at $2.
Ladies buying Shaws of any kind should look at
stock before purchasing.
May Is. DIV II. H. CIIAMBERIIN g. co.
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Waldo Block Forever.

Vysse J Sons Bonnet Pressing Machine, London.
ISAAC H. UPTON & Co,
WALDO BLOCK,
IIAVING, in consea auence of the immense quantities Of
Old Bonnets Bleached and Pressed by them placed in
their bonnet Bleaching and Pressing Rooms one of those
high cost BONNET PRESSING MACHINES Of the same
make used by Vysse Sons, London which will
enabe them to give an EXTRA FINISH TO old Bonncts "A
the Reduced Price of 20 Cts.
March 80. cod wifi ISAAC II. UPTON & co.
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FOR SALE,

xA THE HOUSE and LOT at No. 6 Washington
FasA Square. For further information, inquire ht
ss1saAA premises. diff March Is.
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House for Snle.

- A NEW and convenient Dwelling House on South
Es bridge Street. For particulars inquire of the SUBJ
sa-&%scrber WILLIAM L. THROOP.
Jan 30. DIFF
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q lglaassamasmisco RH0mse, Grafton.

TFNIIE subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
A of Grafton and the public generally that they
have taken the above named House, ard pledge then~
selves be in readiness and prepared at all times TO accom-
MEDIATE the travelling and business public and part - OF plea"
snle al the shortest notice. They most respectfully solicit
the public patronage. EDWIN :. BALL,
Grafton Ian g. 1850. diff DENNY 5. PUTNAM.
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EU.]gg B E R,
FISH MARKET,

EIoH MARKET,
NO. Is FRONT STREET, WORCESTER,
w HERE be found all the different kinds OF FRESH
w FISH the affords from the NewYork Boston
Hartford, New Haven, Norwich, New London, and Prov
idence markets. such Cod Hadd0ck MGckerst Haibut
Shad Bass, Black and Blue Fish, Saion &c together
with assortment of small Fish from The salt Fresh
Waters. Also, all kinds of SHELL FISH from the above
places Also assortment OF Dried Smoked and Picked
Fish, wholesale and retail.
N Fish bought at this market will be dressed in the
best and fashionable style, and sent reasonable
distance free Cf cb4'es. TERMS CASH.
Q7- Cash paid tor all kinds of FRESH WATER FISH.
April 3. NJ G SPRAGUE
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FOR SALE,
- A VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer ST.,
EsmR a consisting of House, Barn, and Building Lot.
sa supply OF good and durable water, with many de-
q irable privileges, when examined. DIFF March 5.
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.yErs. .H9tya.az adams

OHT'Ss OTHe0T'y aHGF(EEIJS
N7OULD inform the citizens Of Worcester that she is
w prepared to practice the WATER CURE SYSTEM
In the treatment of dsease and proposes hersen
this CITY, Mrs Adams has wish offer any fulsome Gu
logy or recommendation OF this SYSTEM but would from
motives OF true beneyolence most earnestly invite the su
ferng and afflicted whether in their own persons or in their
families, whether suffering from the most obstinate form of
chronic disease the sudden occurrence of the acute
to apply this natures remedy" and she fully assured
that will commend itself to every candid mind as infinitely
superior to all Others in use and if applied with the
requisite knowledge and skill ifble in ali cases of Fever
Inflammation, Rheumatism, Cholera Diarhoea sc
Mrs ADAMS proes her advice assistance to those who
WISH It, at their own houses her advice her residence
NJ hENDALL HILL. DIV Feb 27.
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For sale or Exchange,

LII FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER,
fssA FARM of 40 acres, situated mile from SUTTON
LIE II centre Also, several lots convenient to the
farm. Also Wood Lot of Ninety acres miles from said
farm u further particulars inquire of GUSrAVUS
ELLIOT, Chandler-St, Worcester. dim May T.
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10 be Let,

1.-TWO good ROOMS on the second floor of Main
Il and Thomas Streets. Inquire at No l05 Main St.
March %. DIFF
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- COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new, Salem-st,
faA II containing rooms, with good supply o water;
IA very desabie place for small family and win be
sold cheapa part of the purchase remain if desired
Apply to VIM. A. DRAPER & co,
April 25 diff 35 Front Street.
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House lots f09. SAFE,
TO Let,
TO RENT.
TO Let,
SHOP TO LET.

CfITUATED on Hanover street, suitable for Painte Ell
y or oct maker. G. A. & E.HARRINGTON,
Dec y. distf so Mar st
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TO BE LET,

1.-TWO Pleasant ROOMS situated on Main Street. less than
three walk north the Post Office Inquire at
this ONCE. diff March l3.
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House Lot for Sale,
SITUATED the east side of Crown Street. Inquire
~ of w. p. HASTINGS, Pleasant-st.
April 29. d2m
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RUILDING LOTS.

TgIE subscriber has for sale of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester, it, is SIT
Iaej on the north side OF Chatham Street. the hghth
OF land the Dwelling House of Rev Mr. Smalley and
about $500 square He Ga4 also other lots
the Street, containing 5000 So Is. eachand three
Lots in the vicinity Quincy AMI several Lots
the Red Mills Taylor street.
June 4. DIFF CHARLES WHITE.
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The Boston Mercantile Journal gives the following uotice
o the most popular remedy of the day:

The Boston Mercantile Journal gives the following notice
OF the most popular remedy of the dav:
WILD CHERRY 3ALSAM.
We speak in prsse Of Wistar's Bats OF Wild Cherry,
because believe from knowledge OF the Article
that is of the best in the market for the complaints
fos which 1t is recommended.
This medicine, coming from such respectable source,
and carefully prepared by and skifu pysi
received by the public with confidence Its efficacy
has een proved many obdurae disease and it's
has rapidly extended Ii has been used in
part of the country, particularly in the middle
Northern States and strong testimony from INTEL
highly respectable persons has been adeuced in favor of il.
remedy for colds aud coughs, affections Of the
chest, diseased liver, &c-
THE GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
DR.. Effsfd-'s EdfsGHs Of Wild (Aerru.
o. account of Ills great ptpul,riiy, has been
EXTENSIVELY .OuNTERfEIIED IN PHIl.AD'A
And thous bottles OF the spurious thrown Into
'he market and extensively circulated.
EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE PURCHASING!
LOOK WELL To THE MARKS
The genuine Bnsam put up bot ties with the words
" Dir Nirlar's Baisam of Wild Cherry, Pha." blown ia
The glass each bottle beaTing Label the with the
sign tufe nf h. WISTAR, d.
Tins viii be envelored hereafter wrapper; COPY ri.h
secured Isi4 which Will always appear the wten
nature Of |. Bpus.'
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TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
lI. MC'IIKlEMMA,
fSITCCESSOR TO s. B. WARD.l

WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public At
large, that has business Al the above
where will be ready execute oil orders that he 10
favored with, a manner that will warrant satisfaction
Being practical and skilful workman, he would unhssi
taiinyy say that be and will do his work in manner
that will compare with any the city Of Boston, and a
pnces that will suit the strictest ECONOMIST
He does his work and will superior to most,
ferer To convince he respectfully socits trial
MICHAEL Mc'KENNA.
Maio-st., Montpelier, March "a, ls5o. -
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Stall OF VEaMoAr,t To The hunorAhs supreme
Laninie County, IS. Court heat 10 tie ic!den nj
HI deatk, within sud for the County 81 Lnoille On The
f,sl Iuusiay o August A. u. 1855:
'OAt tiiIoner Mary ~ Adams OF M"rrisioFn,
~ IL the County Lanioiie H,rcsaid aud Te-peei fuy
lcpresens Thai the 5t OF June H. SiD al Stew
county Lumorie, she was lawfully married 10 =
fed L. AdaId of Mane hester, The state Of New Hnp
shire Rev II. Sempsou Munster of The Go-i"i,
Add immediately removed u he Ell Adams 1" sal Nam
chester Adams sand AaIch uEiil
the OF Oeiob \. u. a, IA ae pre-r observance
duties oil the marriage relation. fUur pct toner
further represent. during shc lived vi sad
gross aud iuo-ao severity by hfestening heating
abusing her, during SAID time while
pettIoner sebie health refused to pfosd. h,r
with suitable and ciothing and compelled her to
labo ilLtory hen whos unable do foui
further that the und conduct "
the SAID Adams towards said rendered
vioen, ind Undesirable OF HI. frequent
erin spifit-, aud huf be-
nsuPporabe that the month Of octo er. 1916,
her iahir's house SAID Mofiowu, shsfc
resided without receiving sup CIT
whatever from the said Adams.
about May lois, Lowell, IN the State Of
Massachusetts, married Aminda Worien, aud al
The your petitioner his lawful wife, and The
said Adams has win the saiu hna-
ua living aud her all respects
his ed The ot adultery Your pen
further that she nsturas bon uxcn oil TINS
state she has resided than three years last
past within tins State, wit the town oil MOrstown u
Your petitioner therefore payf Honor that
the Matrnony between her and the said Adams
may oy decree Court be dissolved, and divorce
granted eesby the taute such Case made
und provided, duty bound will ever pray.
MARY NJ. ADAMS.
. IL
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t.nfrnhle r,.ttmonu from tne sentn.


We like, at ali times, credit when DUE and if
Al the time relieve the distressed doub
ly gA;ihed therefore the following vclunta,
muns TO the benefrl eecs Of Nist.r' Ba Of Wild
Cherry by the editor Of the Columbia south Caoinan who
appears 10 have otned relief by Old Do
miaion, Portsmouth, Va
WIS FAIRS BA-SAM OF WILD CHERRY.
We seldom resort patent medicines, having great
fpee for the skill Of the profession but chance threw
Into our the above medicine Immediately after
the close OF he last Of the legislature when
lungs almost died up bN thu highly ratified
OF our stove warmed state House. The Blsam immedate
relieved US OF most haassng cough which threatened
health IN serious degree feel that indebted
1t for some hen pounds Of animal weisbt-whch addition
once fit, Cannot be forgotten.
CAUTION. The only genuine and original article in
oiueed in The 1897 IL has been well tested
peciaed for ten years all he campl in for which has
been recommended, Colds nfuenZa, Bronchi-
U.s. Asthma, and Consumption, it's pieni stages No
other medicine has proved ecacious On
The unbounded popularity of this artice has been
sveiy couieeiied, by who nothing Of The
Ingredients uf tins OH sinal eompositioi.
the oniy genuine al~a. .gned l. Butts the wrap
pei
For sale BY REDFIELD& GRANNIS, Montpelier g. X.
Collins. Il" French & Walker, Burre Z. &. french,
Piinhed ThuIbeT a. Bowes, Washington Dickinson and
Psaslee. Chehe1.
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snouLA BE REGARDED BEYOND ALL OTHER

sHoULA BE REGARDED BEYOND ALL OTHERS.
While known thar physicians invariably and prop
ery reject the administration and approval of medicines
eob-d by others than Themselves 1t would ITO the
d. Corbe;i's Concentrated Syrup of sarsaPerilal
irma the hblas professors OF Colleges, and the
distinguished ply and Chemists of the country lend
gladly their Names tory Of Dr. Corbett's inNaua
bic preparation of Satslp aTila.
But the cis simply these The Formula freely
placed with th-mi IL l. s-cre;, mystic remedy. 1t
uson of the most active remedial medicinal agents.
approved BY the d pesaioes of Wood and bach. Dr.
Tha.cher, and Gray's Supplement of London
That bic chemist and learned man, Professor Augusta
A. Lay Suite Assayrt of Mass says combination
"eKhbits usiun Of OF the best ct native nedici
ma plants and roofs, including metallic compound"
Let the con-unptve the susfer ly dIseas blood, and
those Oh deransed systems, but ead mt
Meredith Bridge. II. II ole.
fsontiemen - have used Ia practice for few
past. tho COuad Consolidated syrup ct Srfrflniill
prepared By the Uated Sucify Of Shakers and isicr
OF great value in uf seases of the absorbent
AMI sltndua systems. and OF depraved cnnd
recommend ne superior any preparation ri Suissa
riia b-flie the pubic GOULD ai-o I'D IT
The profession perfect article and that will fully
GEORGE W. GARLAND, NJ. D.
his scvcra year. frs, used the Compound
Concentrated Spfu1 uf Sar~aatfa prepared the United
oci-ty shikets. We have fund valuable medicine
Tho which good fnenee has hseum,st bppa-
Of the ssn. We recommend with confidence to
the profession.
JOSIAH CROSBY, NJ. D. Manchester,
W C.CHAsE NJ D. Portland, Ne.
Sod hv EDWARD BKINfEY AID CO Druggists, No.
aud south Fanegil H. Boston Sole PToarletUr-.
end their General appointed against IN the United states and
Caneda 90
For sale hv Rod6eli S, Grannis and Iy s. X. Collins,
Pia.nfsld Ihuler & Bple Washington DieLinson aud
Pea-ies, Caelsea also by g nis generally
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Dfatb5.

In Bellows Falls March 18th. Stephen r. b. Wales, ESQ
aged 81.
In West Windsor, the Goth ult. Mr.. Reubd Kendall
aged Is. one of the hrst settlers of that
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Morri.town, March %, 1850.

The foregoing petition having been presened to me and
j, being appear that SAID Alfred L. Adams now re-
sides without this State is hereby ordered that the said
petition, togsther with this order.
TO be publ he'd weeks successfully Ia he vermont
Watchman ut Montpelier in this State,
the first o the siitihg vi The Couto which
SAID petition r-tuTnatie which publication shall be ssl-
eu SAID Ared l.. Adams of the pendency Of
This petition
Gtsen under my hand Morristown in said County oil
Lamoille, this I'D day of March, A. d. Is %.
69:6w LUXE T. POLAND, Judge OF the Sup. Court
STATE OF VERMONT, AT a Probate Court, holden at
Washington District, the Piobae Office in Montpelier
and for said District the 5h day oil April, A. D.
lS50.
y INSTRUMENT, purpoiing 10 be the Last will and
"A Testament Mrs BeIsey McCudl,, late of North
field said District deceased presented the Court here
by oinas McuTd, the Executor therein named for Pro-
bate 1t ordered SAID Court, that all concern
ed therein be ncthed appear of said Court
holden tho Probate Office Of eman Carpenter.
Nouhed, the 18th day Of April, 1850, O'Clock
forenovn aud shew Cause fany against the
Probate of said WIFE for which purpose fur her order
ed copy of the of tins orier be published three
weeks successfully the Vermont Waterman and State
Journal newspaper printed Montpelier previous raid
time appointed tor hearing.
By the Court
50 HEMAN CARPENTER, Judge.
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TrsnsS Safssos Fla.
Patent Yankee spring Hooks,

Cork Floats of all FIXES; Lead sinkers; Reels; Lne
farniihed complete f HsIbor Fishing; James Dixon ant
sons Flask and Covered Boii.s French Pocket Cups
Camp Gases, containing Knife, Fork, Spoon sc. Poke
Compasses, and a supeIiu ass OF tmsnt Of
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5tlarkct5.
Cambridge Cattle Market, April s

Reported Tor the Boston Daily Advertiser
At MARKET 22 C,e, about !26 Deeves aud le6 Stores,
Consisting of Working Oze lows CaIves, YsaTass,
Two ye1rs Od agi Three Ee,rs pld.
Fries Make, iiecf-Ex,ri So ,25 per cwt lsi pnay
IS 75 2at quahty S52 81 quans Si.75 ordinary $500
81 ~.
-torss- woft;-z Oxen 50, s., 100 Is
Cow urd Calves 50, )! L 81.
lea5lings, I0n Is
Two Yeas Oid,-l2, Is S25.
Tnee Year~ oiJ sig, -, y d 30
Sheep aud lanl, 657 d market: Nearly all sold.
FHIcrs-EHtra 81 5. q, 81, IS. By Lot 20 $50
Swiue--ketil 5 6
ltemstks Market about tho it has been the
last weeks.
Is cars came the Fchhuig Railroad aal p the
Boston and iows Railroad, lo4ded mIth cattle, sLeeP,
Lor-rs, s PauliIy.
hullotr itUI euch Stale
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT
Planning, Tongueing and Growing
LUMBER.
JOSEPH P. WOODBURY'S
Patent Planning Machine.

THE subscriber having received Letters Patent for Sta
riousry Cutter, Planning; Tongueins and Growing Ma
chine, offers for sale Machines and Rights the
same This Machine will plain 5000 feet Of Boards any
uniform thickness in hour producing better finished
surface than 10 possible 90 produce BY any Other means
adapted to plain and joint clapboard weather boarding.
and will do the work faster and better than other
il planes tho board with unbroken shaving the whole
width and length Of the MATERIAL and does not take
Of work by the rotary Cutsag Cyisder 10
The construction asA ssYsnuation Of this Ma
chine 10 different from other 10 CommuuIca-
for further particulars chssfuy responded ad-
dressing the subscriber (post pad) Dsssons Mass.
One Of the above Planning Maehines may DO In sps-
JOSEPH r .wooDBuRY,
9oly Dss1ss stssss, Esss Dossss, Mass.
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Brighton Cattle Market--April q

Reportedf for the Daily Advertiser.
Al Market so Beef Cattle. Sores, 10 pains working
oxen, and Calves 1900 Sheep, aud 4soJ S~ius-
ansOid.
rsIcE.-Bcf Cattle -F1;ra sc, IS $50; 6rst quaity
:, so SIS; second IS s,25, third, 81 49,
horkIns Oxen-No Sales no;ic~d
Cows and Caivrs-ruo sales only noticed SIS 81.
StesP-sales Email lots 4 81 49, s55n.
Sntns->ual lo- psddl- and 81 for scws, q 4 IA
for hdrruws; at Retail from ! to Sc.
n. B. Next week thursday has been appointed tor the
annual fast consequently the aket Will DO held neat
week al bris hioh " Wednesday.
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4ilarria0rs.

In TIN. village April 7ih By Rev. =. P. Williams, MI
Benz w Green 10 Mis- Eliza Il. kn.b.lt
In Orange, Ma rca 81, Mr. Chester Mills to Miss Ruth
Bohonon
10 Roxbury, the 81 instant, by .. Edwards Esq Mr..
Moses Darii, Mrs Ueeba Ryan. 10th Of Warren.
In Mortified, March 9, by ii. knapp, Esq. Farley Tycr
TO Mrs. Martha Bridges, both Of n.
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LIST OF LETTERS

- - = ~
ENaINlNG 10 the Poe,
IL ls50.
A.
Ayrcs. Johu
Averiil, Mrs. Eliza
u
Bri-ss. Chester C.
BiuiueHihrl, A
Buinham, pf Z. +. }
Bake, George
Buckley, Gcorge
Blood. DANIEL 4.
buchanan, Geo. .
Rurhecs, Nm II.
Bingham, J. :.
Biuso, kendsiI
Baker, A,a
Brag, Samuel A
Bailey, sqGfre
Buchanan, Geo +.
Bu.ndoiph, Lewis
Bufei,, Gira
Bswker, NJ. r.
B5reGt, Geo.
BuI'auk, Alexander
Brown, Washington
Bates, Archl5el
Blown, Mlliea
Brsulty, Geo. W.
Bsislaue, Daniel
D"urAe, si-.x q
Byfd, mary ~.
Barne,t. lihrliett
Bancroft. Anne Maria
Bowel, " IS LoriadA c.
4.
Carpenter, David
Curier, John Rev. 2
Cdyl, John
ChamDtrlin, :. Is.
CLARK, Jonas
Clifford, lan'i A.
Conant, Samuel NJ.
Gushing, Joiir X.
Comp, George 4.
CiaIk, lanes
Chamn, Ju-erh
Ch.piu, Asa
Crnweli. Mrs. Susan
Cole, Fraucies A. aiss
Davis, IIco5
podg", Christopher
Dnilins, L'isnuad
DAM, Joshua VI.
Daniunth Leonard
Dwinrll. Hiram
Dana, James u.
Dodge, a
D"u las, Harvey
DUBOIS, Bir5holomcw
D.,a, JeG- miah q.
DwInneil Ailss Melissa
h.
Ellis, Alven 9.
tllIutt. Mn. Z.
+ DAVID
Ed.-rl.. John
Ea.inar, Miss Anna N. !
Eastman, Su ~ >.
Edwards, Emily
Llhs, kvelIns
F.
Fitch, Appleton
Flags, F'sncis 2
fiten, Ar.
Eeiid,, a. u.
flirgs. Eiiae- of tho
French, Mrs. Anna
Fish. Ms. Folly
Folsom, Miss a.
Graves, Jonn u.
Graham, z.
G-li,son, Jonn 2
Gouilcy, Clancy I.
Gus, Geo.
G,ll-it, J .mes z.
Gnfiiu, Deunls
Gibbons, Michael
Gurn,ey, Chester :.
Greensiii, Mss Eliza a.
GRADY, Bn1.ctt I
Ia.
Houg;on, a.
Harrington, Lyman
Hall, OOei
Hoyt, +.
H lilihon. D. d.
Huflbeit, Geo.
Hatch, Cordora
hearwe.t, James
Ilu,chcns, James r. ,
Hayw pod, VIM.
Hughes, Michial
Hyde, Miss Eliza
Hill. Mrs, Mary A..
Hossa, Matilda
j.
Jones, Alonzo 2
Jorden, VIM
Jones, Seth w.
Johnson, Cyrus
Jones, Rodney
Jerome, Levi :.
Johnson, MISS Alma
Jones, Miss liarrIett
Il.
kimball, Charles 2
kIinJa.i, ;. ID.
kinson, Amos
keichum, S.ias
Xeiser, tuniee
Persons calling for the abov
e udver ,scd.
Montpelier: April, 1850.
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& STATE JOURNAL, APRIL II, 1850.
Boston,.
FISHING.

LIVES,
Made of Cotton, Flax, Silk,
Plated Silk, Loadon Fly
Line, CninaTwist, Tor Grass
and Hair.
HOOKS
Suitable tor Fish Of every
kind, from the Minnow TO the
Shark Cod, Mackerel, Tau
tos, Perch Hooks, &c. &c
Salmon, Trout. and PickeIeI
Hooks, &C. &c.
Blue Fish Squads, Mackere
Jigs.
Hooks Gagged
On Linen for ail kinds OF sal
Water Fisbiug. Hooks tics
TO SILK worm Gut, Eng,ns
Twisted Hair, Glmps & Wirs
for Flesh Water Fishing.
R0ds.
For Salmon, Trout, Pickerel
Bass, Perch. Sreli, &c. &c
German Rods, Walking Cane
Fishing Rods.
Ia cutia bamboos, Eouth-
ern Cane Poles.
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SMITH, WILKINS g. LANDON,
STO3AGG,
MERCHANTS,
North Wharf, Burlington, Vt.
1850. GIN g..
400 Agents Wanted.
GREAT HISTORICAL WORK
NOW ready and for sale by subscription only, complete

H5ssory Of tie War befsrees tie United
SSafes sad sNexicS,
From tho Of Hostnies the Ratification
Of the Treaty Peace being Of the spen
did Military Achiev and Glorous Vctoes Of the A.
AImes Generals Taylor and Scott, their
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