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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-31

NHEESE, POTATOES, &C.
~ 100 boxes prime Cheese
100 bbls Mercer and Pnk-eye Potatoes
1000 1000 boxes Do GIs amssas prime order:
so bbs Apples
25 bbs Leaf Lard
Smoked Salmon. Figs, Raisins
Lines. Cider Candy Almonds, Palmnuts, &c, landing
per steamer City of Richmond, for sale by
H. w. TYLER
NH 29 No. Main street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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DIR. Lathams Hand Book of the English Language
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Nicaragua its people antiquities; &c. by f. s. Squier
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ity by Julia Kavanagh, l2mo coth-75c
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Companion, edited by ]. w. Adams, 16mo-prce 81
NH 6
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NIGaaT sALEs. Nlz3MT sAl.es.Loi MN


l DAY evening, the aoth September, at half past
clock, at my store opposite the City Hotel, will com
mence my Night Sales and will continue them during the
season at which time will be sold from the shelves gen
era assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods Dry Goods
Hardware and Cutlery, Fancy Goods &c. &c.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Cloths Cassi
meres vestngs Calicoes Apacas, Irish Linens Cash
meres Muslms Sinrtngs Cassinets Flannes Pins and
Needles, Spool Cotton, Silk Umbrellas Hosiery &c &c
HARDWARE Il CUTLERY.-Supefior Ivory Handle
Knives and Forks, Isl pieces Buck Handle Knives and
Forks per dozen, Britannia Ware Tea Trays Walters
Pocket and Carded Knives, Scissors Razors Tbimbles
Braces Bits &c.
FANCY GOODS-Ladies Writing Desks and Work
Boxes Cologne, Fancy Soaps HocLs nv Eyes Knitt;na
Pms Sqspenders Accordeons Dressing. Tuck and Side
Combs Backgammons Razors Srops, Hair Brushes Mon
per, &c.
JEWELLERY-Fin Patent Gold Lever Watches
God Detached Levers full jeweed Gold Cylinder do d.
English Silver Levers &c Gold Pens and Pencils S;lver
do' Breastpns Gold Guard Chains, Gold Fob do Steel
CHAINS Cameo Pins, Bracelets, Ear Rings Casters Sc
gars, Matches, &c.
se2' A. MOTT & co Aucts
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WEDNESDAY-Kentu No. 74-Capital, $50 900
rs Nos, ID drawn Tickets So
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-31

W RICHARD FOX respectfully announces himse]
d candidate tor the office of CITY GAUGER
NH l9-dtd
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Morris q Co.'S Lotteries still in the lead,
The first second and third capital sent to this agency in
four days!
Drawn numbers Of Nd Consolidated, class N:
Whole ticket 60, the I'd capital of $500, sent to
this agency
Drawn numbers of Washington class H. March LIST:
Is "a 80 40 % 10 "a 81 l 7s 80 s 6s SO o.
Quarter ticketl5 "A 80, Grand Capital of s35-
900 sent to this agency
Drawn numbers of Bel Air, Glass o.
72 81 80 81 So Sc Is 10 SO 3 So
Whole ticket IS TO- Sd capital prize of $4,000 sent
TO this agency. 1850
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Ill FOR NEW ORI.EASs.-FIRST
ss<szs PACKET.-Firgiaia and Louisiana LiRe-The
superior fast sailirg packet barquc CORA, Capt Hi
ram Horton, now oadlDg and will sail with dispatch-
For freight cabin seeragc passage. having superior
commodations, apply to captain on board, at Dunlop
Moncmo & Co.'S wharf. or to
DAVID CURRIE,
CHAS. r. WORKMAN Il Co, or
mh3l HASKINS It LIBBY.
es5st FOR SALE, FREIGHT OK CHA ss-
ssRTER, the spe Idd fastsai!ing barque MIDAS
in good order for atty voyage; foreign freight preferred
For particulars apply to ROBERT RANKIN,
NH 81 Corner 22d and Water streets
.st FOw 30 TON The fine, fast sailing
ssssAssclr MOZARK Capt Reid will be ready torcceive
freight in few days and sail with all possible Dispatch
For freight, apply to ROBT. RANKIN
NH 10 Corner 22d and Water st
-1sz.k WANTED.--The bulk of 800 barrels, to make
mi up cargo for Charleston 3 e. Apply Il, hs e
- FOR 80 sTON-Fira Packf.-fhc re-
ass-EA gular packet schr MERCY TAYLOR, Captain
Nckerson, now loading, and will sail with dispatch For
balance of freight of 800 packages tobacco apply Cap
tain board at Raston Peasants wharf or to
NH 10 DAVID CURRIE.
1t FOR CMAKLEsTON, .. C.-The fine
sz2& fastsailing schr B E. SHARP Capt sharps now
ready to receive freight as above and will sail with all
possible dispatch For freight apply o., p ,-,,
NH Is Corner 22d and Water sts
- FOR NEW YORK-FlnsT PACKET
ssA@s-Ios sail on Tuesday nert-Virginia line of
New York and Richmond Packcts.-The supe
sail above For balance freight of 500 packages To-
bacco, apply to
NH 27 DAVID CURRIE.
DICH PARIS DRESS GOODs.-Rich an
IL u handsome Dress Goods of every description.
French D'laine Robes, rich India Silks,
Canton Grapes, Bareges, Tissues plain Bareges
Barege De LANES, solid cold Mouslines,
White and COLI embroidered Muslns,
Foulard Silks, Mourning Bareges and Barge Daines.
CHAS. HARTWELL Il CO,
NH 81 107 Broad street.
d n ~ IN boos eaIa
Il by
NH 81 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
BUNCH RAIsENs.-Wbole, half and quarter box
Ed es, for sale by
NH 81 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
MANAGERS OFFICE.-F. NORRIS Il CO.
I've For this Day.
At II o'clock. Capitals $91o4, 5000 &c. 7s Nos.
16 Drawn. Tickets SO.
This Evening, at oclock-Captals 900, $4,000,
1000, 5495 30Oo 20 of $780, 90 of $780, &c. rs Nos
drawn Tickets SO.
Drawn numbers of Washington class Is.
Al "A 80 Is 7S &c e. SIS 81 GO 90.
NH 81 CIV PURCELL.
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ssY WELLINGTON GODDIN.


merry VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE ON CANDLES AND OREGON HILLS
IN THE CITY OF RTCHMOND-Will be sold on
FRIDAY afternoon, the 9th day of April 1852 upon the
premises respectively. commencing o'clock those
Brck Ienemens on the West line of 3rdstree between
Canal and Byrd Streets adjoining the residence of John
Tanner ESD each having front of about feet and
adepth OF 100 feet to wide alley; Also five other brick
having front of about l61 feet, and death of 80 feet
also, live other brick Tenements Oregon Hill; four of
them IN Towards pan and of them in Green's row
The above real estate presents peculiar advantages to
persons disposed to residence at small cost or
who wish to make investments profitable real es
tate.
TARMs-Onethird cash. balance at 3 and month"; for
approved endorsed negotiable paper title retained
NH ~ w. GODDIN. Auct
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THIS DAY.
BY RICmARD cAUTuoRN-
n. CAUTHORN
- REGU La = SALE DAYS:
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND ERIn-ANrat

MoNDA1s, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY
A IN the days above named, commencipp~atol o'cock
~ will sell at auction at my store On 18th st. va
ing
GhOCERlES-Sugar, Coffee, Gunpoyyder Tea Can
soap Nails Starch Bacon, hams shoulders and sides
Rice, Pepper Ginger, Brandy, Whisky Gin Molasses
Butter Lard, Herrings, Shad.
FG RNITQRE-Bureaus, Sdeboards Washstands
Feather Beds, HAIR and shuck Mattresses Bedsteads
Chairs Candlestands, dining tea and toilet Tables Red
ding OF every description Tenders Shovel and Tones
with many other articles in the housekeeping line
oHo i,: CLoIHlNG, &c-l will also sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers Clothing of every kind Hats Cans
Books &c. "Pi'
NH 26 p C.Trr1Jppr
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SATURDAY-Kentucky, extra No. s1-Canita1. "a.
600. Is Nos. IS drawn. Tickets ST.
SATuRDAf-kenuck No. II; Capitals 1874 300
rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets $40
buyers are referred to my list of prizes which ara
registered at the office proof of what has been done
ana every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by me.
Orders orpackages, certificates or single tickets in
the above schemes, and in all the lotteries promptly at
dress orders to 49,
NH % N STR ALTON p;oh,,o.1 W.
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zD0GGE,-T e. RSON,
Paper Hangers and UphOisterers


Corner of Governor and Franklin Streets
a BE now receiving their spring stock of Frenchand
IN American Paper Hangings, Borders, Fire Screens
and Curtain Papers, making the largest and most com
plete assortment we have the pleasure offer
ceived from the best factories in France and are of the
richest and most beautiful styles that made We have
also on hand general assortment of Upholstering mate
ria Curtain Goods floor Oil Cloths India and Coco Ma
ting Window Blinds and Shades, best curled hair and
shuck Mattresses &c. all of which will be sold at small
profit and all work in ourline attended punctually and
faithfully executed. NH 26-3m
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-31

1g ne Voters ofMe Clyof Richmond
oo announce myself candidate for thu
NH 1S-dtd* rrrruro, 1IoDoo,r
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137 Main Street,
NJ HERE can be had the following necessary arti-
Refrigerators, the most approved kinds
Water Coolers, in zinc and wood cases
Shower Baths, Larrlbee's patent
Do do Locks do
Bath Tubs two differrrt sizes
Sponge Baths, three different kinds
Hip Baths, two different sizes
Hand Shower Baths, desirable article
Leg Baths, for Rheumatism swelings
Foot do several different styles
Bedet do Toilet Pals, Water Cans, &c.
With general assortment of housekeeping articles
NIL ~ l.. GlNTElt, 100 Main st.
nOMESTIC CORROSIVE now receiving a
~ large assortment of brown and bleached Domestic
Cotton Goods from the most approved factories consisting
brown and bleached Drilngs and Jeans
Also, Osnaburgs of superior quality for sale by
WADSWORTH, TURNER & CO.
lie 29-6W Is Main street.
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FRlDAY-kentucky No. 76-Capital, 100000. 7;
Nos, 12 drawn. Tickets &5
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& NWHTHsEsEONEK's SALE OF REAT.
~ ESTATE ON BROOKE AVENUE-In pursu-
county of Henrco entered in the case of Powell and wife
and Others, vs. Crutchelds Saturday, the Sd dav of
April 1882 at the hour of45 o'clock, p. NJ SHALL as the
sell at public auction to he highest bidder on the premi
the house and lot in the proceedings the said suit
mentioned being the house and lot in the city of Rich
mond the West side of Brooke Avenue now occupied
grocery by Mr.. /. Grady. The terms of sale il
for cash as to so much will be needed to defray
ofore incurred, mot exceeding $685. and on credit as
to the residue of the purchase money of 6, ~ and 1s
months IN equal instruments for which the bonds of the
purchaser, with goodper.onas security will be TAKEN &C.
cured by retaining the title until they paid and con-
veyance shall be directed by the Court The titeis be-
leved to be perfectly good and will be conveyed under
the direction of the Court
7. V. DANIEL, jr, Commissioner
W.GoDDIN Auct. NH % "a
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Drawn Nos of Kentucky Ex No 73-March 25tb:
45 ~ So IA AZ sc SO "a "a.
Half Nos IL 49 53-sod and paid by
sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 70-March 25th: +.
20 10 60 II 30 SO 43 % CT.
Drawn numbers OF Kentucky, No. 71-March s6th:
81 60 IA 4s SO 35 AZ As 1s . AZ e6 80
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No D-March 27th;
81 5 40 81 IS CT 50 81 "a IL 81 H.
Whols Nos 81, prize of $4,000
Ticket do 81 40 "a do do 500 Sold and maid NV
Hall do 50 81 do do 1Ooo)
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Kentucky ezra No 75-March eth
Ga SO A IS 10 65 : 81 g SO 50 g.
Half Nos 81 60 sold and paid by
Ticket do 69} STR ALTON
Drawn numbers of Kentucky No 72-March 2sth.
10 8 IS 80 10 80 50 II 70 Is 6.
Ticket Nos 10 18 &c. prize Of $780, sold and aid by
STRATTON
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, extra No IT, March 80:
% - Al % ss Is 81 SO Il H.
Half Nos 10 % 6l
Ticket do 10 AZ 61 prize of co. sold and paid bv
STRATTON,
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STRATTON's OFFICE No & gamtI,
~ 14fh street.
Let all the world say what they can
For selling prizes STATIONS tho man.
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MOEDAY-Kentucky No 72-Capital. S26s $751; rs
Nos, 12 drawn Tickets So.
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HOUSE AND LOTs ON MAIN srurrr

OUsE1 AND LOTS ON MAIN STREET,
IL a BETWEEN 21ST AND 22ND STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold on FRIDAY az
ernoon the End day of April 1882 upon the premises
commencing at clock, the large framed Tenement on
streets now in the occupancy of Mr. Isaac Solomon as
Dry Goods store fronting 80 feet running back 1o4 feet II
inches also vacant lot adjoining the West, fronting
IERMs-One third cash. balance and years for ne
goabe notes, interest added secured by trust deed
BY request OF the executor of Joseph Marx deceased
NH 80 Wv COMM Act
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f. MORRIS & co..

f. "OFtRES n CO.,
successors TO D. PAINE & co..A
Managers of Lotteries, Main ST.; Richmond, Va
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AlLS, Cumberland factory Lard. Porter Cheese
winter pressed Oil, N. E. Rum Laguyra and Java
Coffee, for sale by
NH 81 DAVENPORT ALLEN & co
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SONS ksEEREasEheATssHsa,M cDo-
- noughs patent, Another lot of those Refigerators
just received which only need to be examined satisfy
any one of their superiority any other manufactured
IN the United States. r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
NH % Corner Main and 18th steets
Tee CREAM FEsEEZEES.-.Iust received
a a fine assortment of Johnsons Patent Ice Cream
Freezers, varying in size from p quarts 10 quarts for
sale at the House Furniture Store of
NH 80 T.. GINTER 1877 Main ST
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COTTON PLOUGH LINES, for sale BY
~ NH % II IL sKINk'FR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-06

CuRRANTs AND GoosEBERRIus.-ltl Is
tc be presumed that not one in hun
bred understands the simple process OF
culliva,ing either curranis or gooseber-
ries. although it has been detailed in all
the horticultural books with which the
world abounds. Thousands Of persons
with every appliance for success, are
still content TO live without a plentiful
supply of these delicious, healthy, and
cheap Injuries, merely because they have
not thought Of the matter. They have
n few sinted bushes set in the grass,
with three fourths of the stock dead, and
then wonder why they do not bear in
abundance.
There is not a more beautiful shrub
growing than the currant, properly prop
agated-and the tame may be sad OF
the gooseberry. Culiivators who pay any
attention to the subject. never allow the
root to make but one stock, or as the
English say, " make them stand on one
leg"-thus forming beautiful miniature
tree.
w iills, lpu Hl'iSi 'onO SP'Du'o va
last years growth, and cut out all the
eyes, or buds in the wood, leaving only
two or three at the top; then push them
about half the length of the cutting, into
mellow ground, where they will root,
and run up a single stock, forming "A
beautiful symmetrical head. lfyou wish
it higher, cut the eyes out again the sec
ond year. ! have one six feet high
This places your fruit out of the way Of
hens, and prevents the goosborry from
mildewing, which often happens when
the fruit lies on or near the ground, and
is shaded by a upcrabundance of leaves
and sprouts. 1t changes an unsighty
bush, which cumbers and dis6guros your
garden, into an ornamental dwarf tree
The fruit is larger, and ripens better,
and will last on the bushes, by growing
in perfection, until late in the fall.
The mass of people suppose that the
roots make out from the lower buds.-
it is not so ; they start from between the
bark and wood at the place where it is
cut from the parent root. Vermont
Chronicle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-06
INDUSTRY.

The following anecdote may give some
encouragement TO the industrious hus-
baudman; Not long ago "A country gen
ileman had an estate of 200E a year
which he kept in his own hands until he
found himself so much in debt that TO
satisfy his creditors, he was obliged to
sell the half and to let the remainder with
u farmer for twenty years. Towards the
expiration OF the lease the farmer, coming
one day to pay his ren, asked the gentle
man whether he would sell the farm.
why, will you buy ii : said the gentle
man. If you will part with it, and we
can agree, replied the farmer That
is exceedingly strange said tie gentle
man. Pray tell me how ii happens that,
while could not live upon twice as
much land, for which pay no rent, you
are regularly paying me hundred year
for your farm and able, in few years To
purchase it b? The reason is plain,
answered the farmer; 'you sat still aud
said go! got up and said come :
you laid in bed and enjoyed your estate
l'rose in the morning and minded my
business
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-06

ONIoN MAoGor. noticed a shori
piece in your paper of the 18th, written
by Ira Brown, requesting to know if
there had been any clleclual remedy dis
covered to kill the onion maggot.
would just say that if you make a strong
decoilon of tobacco, and sprinkle your
onions once week, The maggot will not
trouble them, for it is ilyblow which the
fly deposits on the top, snug 10 the grow
ing onion the tobacco prevents the fly
from blowing the top. saw il tried
last season with success, only applied
three times.
DANIEL LIGnToN, Rochester, A. II.
". T.. Farmer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-06
The Fate of a Learned Man.

Thcte is a man in Boston, an old man
of sixty, who graduated at The Unly,rsi
~ of Dublin, Ireland. At the age OF
twenty-five was admitted as a surgeon
in the British Army, and in that capacity
visited this country with the English
was present at the destruction of the
public buildings at Washington CITY
has been in India with the British army
has been present during his services
as a surgeon, at over 1000 amputations
and fifteen severe batles-was shot
twlce-perlofmed surgical operation on
three wounded generals, seven colonies,
twenty captains, and over eleven thou
sand officers of smaller grudes. He has
dined with two kings, one empress, one
emperor, the sultan, pope, innumera-
bic great generals, DC. lie has held
ihe largest diamond in mis- hand known
IN the world except one-has had the
British crown ia his hand-has been
married three iimes-father 10 eleven
children, all of whom he has survived.
Broken down by disease, he could not
practice his professionalism poor TO live
without employment, and too proud TO
become pauper, he sailed in an emf
grant ship TO This country three wears
aeos-and this man Of remarkable adj
ventures, classic education, master OF
languages, sixty years Of age. poor, old
and decayIng, is now peddling oranges
and apples in the streets of Boston =
We know what we are-yerily we
know not what we may be-"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-06
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
Nnnr-R4.Bnnar hire

,TUts ROAD connects Whte River Junction, the
Vermont and Canada, Centfa aud Pnssumpsic RHoads
win the Concord Manchester, Nushue, Lowell, Boston,
Lawrence Salem, Worcester, and Norwich Roads ana Is
The from part OF Canada Northern Vermont
aud New Hampshire 10 Basiun.
This passcs through tho Capitals Of New Hampshire
dNemcni, and the fare nud freight low by
AUet july lst, 1850 Passenger Trains DO conc non iih
he above Rond oayv boston from the DEPOT of H Lowell
B,sd West Lebanon Wells River, Montpelier and Bur
hugtnn % A. 81 Hud ll ~, aud lor Bristol AT ll NJ
West Lebanon for Nashua Lowell, Hosiou. Gtoton
Junction, Worcester mod NowNoik az 90 A. NJ, aud LOO
p N and Bristol az s2i b. ,or he auysl OF the cars
from ~ Oils RIVER nud burlington.
Passengers from she Ceuni iud rissumpsc Roads VIA
Concord nod Nashua arrive Groton Junction, Worcester
aud Now York quick ana cheapns by any ohci route
special Cauie Tram wilgo though over ths route
evr} Iucsd y, Without stopping. Ihec are cutin rthf
good acconm ,ulions the landing about H4hs # q
milo from pottcr by this route dioecis havo not ouly
ho advantage of the Campd-e aud Brighton Markets ut
also themifket Manchester Ntshua, Lowell iawIenee
iud Ssirm.
Freight TEAMS daily ench say Sundays excepted
over the Ceatd Passumpsc. Northern Cancsri, Nashua
ini Luwe Roads to and fom burlington, Wells River and
hc Depot n te iiosnli koldiu bo.tuu Merchtndsc uia
kinds ffice cheap aud oNpediouss los soy other
route.
oNsLoW sTEARNs, Agent
Concord = H. 1uue o. tes0. rcnf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-06

all his anxieiics, one circumstance that
gives an additional relish 10 all he per
sonnly enjoys, and it is this,-he has
not To seek connolsscur TO participate
in his happiness, for ask whom he may
to see his establishment. all the classes
of society are delighted with a well-kop'
garden.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-06
j. ]. ADAMS,
BRUSH MANUFACTURERS,
30 WASHINGTON STREET,
nnGTON


n. ., i,,.. osso,,meni o. Brushes oi sAe--of bes,
- N' oal. ft, nnd ~ low fl prices
mat, rTrHsbeof Russia 6fi'iles-,s'ih and penetra
-. 49,. ~ ttaIs foo smoothing tha haiti
roofh Ffen,bes-vaunus patterns, OF the most 'ef
vail Brn.kes-In strong handles, all si,,s and
M moi ninfe the clh Of short stBhfises Tor clean
] ~ It nud-Aiso French w'ks und Broom Cora wisks
Nat 6rushss-N umerous patterns sou ana meo'um
Sharins Hrnshe.--0f are rreneh nhsile' and
shoe Brashes-o sets OF three neatly POI up IN a
box lso, ail tle .u.l knd Peson' Who pohsh ihof
| own haois csnnot fiii Of brn- suited
Ffesb ESiHshcs-Long end 'hoa hsedles.va,ious
patterns .gasms Csreed Horse How Hs'A h"9seI
Recommended hy Dr j. G. Warren aud btog the bet Flesh
! brush nav in usc. Prce Reduced.
Bnts Brnshe'-An improved Paitofa-bri:iles fast
Crumb Rfrnshes-A nov pattern, just heished, be-
side, vaou. quaue' 1t ne Oh pnuetns m9de IA
Hon. Rosewood, &c. Also one splendid i50fB HaHqAd
seysbbt,,1 gyrn,hc.- Made Of oak uoods, stiff
hristea anf -opptr fayffafd-sc,efai sfses
EEearfh E5rushes-A greet variety In Plain md
auey handles ao sOme worry rich oHas Of The ireieoP"
S,recpfn. Esrushes Made ofsuaigli Russia b,istes
and lsarfgsf|g .iroag snd dufsbic-dincrcni sizes.
EsHsffng Esrnshes-An tho usuli sizes, ia common
fancy nude Of the hest materials add wal
F,gfh,r Esr,sers--stceles Patent Feather Dustors,
ali sizes, plain and c0oted Sole Agency for The sale IN
sfd.soIk F.rn,bes--For sweeping pnvements and
-idew aik.--he he.i thiog 10 use f. thot pur1ose
Horse 8r"sh,s-Wim h'isues cut either soha or
20 uetrntins. cor tick or thin hair.
Easuf BrHshes-Aiudo Of long, stragt end eleer
chue hrsteeof inside work These brushes have gwen
the fullest s,fistfnfiun.
UT,ff- sEfssh Br.sA'cs al. s.z's--some Of extra
quiy f0r vufsDadc OF both clear ~Ae ond 6tstgrB
brsflra
6OEorfus HrUshes-Fcr coruiro aud stucco work
also u.td ur 'sktmmug by phsiftss. ihetc brush
are aiso made Of white siock and improved han
de.
Pa,fe. wan 1rushes-For Paper Hangem'
-o used 10y painers for painting hoos sud uhcl large
surfaces
6amrrs EFofr PeBriSs-The mos. complete as
NNlH IIaE
Poncils
.FrchifecEs ErecffsOs dus bldek sablc hair, set In
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-06

DowsiNG's VARNIsH FOR TREES. This
is very oonvenlen, aud excellent article
for any case where you wish to protect "a
wound upon a tree from the mir. 1t is
made as follows: Dissolve in alcohol
enough shellac TO make il of the consis-
icnce of paint. Apply with painters
brush. IL excludes air and water and is
weather proof.