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lTHlRp DESPATCH
Ersning Session.

BALTIMORE. June | ) p, m.
Tho Hall WAS not so crowded but stll too much
so for comfort.
The Committee on Organization reported. for
President. John w Davis. OF Indiana. thirty vice
presidents and nine secretsros; aud nlso reported
In favor OF the two Third rule to govern the ballot
ing for Precedent and Vice Precedent
motion to reconsider the vote adopting the
two third rule caused considerable excitement A
motion was made TO lay the motion the table,
and the vote was called for by States. The result
was two hundred and eighty three ayes and thir.
tcon noes, This ia considered fatal TO Cnss and ms
fixing the two third rule
Some one present (supposcd TO be General Com.
mandcr) voted for South Carolina. and the vote
was recorded.
The convention then adjourned.
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NAVAL ~ Hong Kong, March 30. The United
States stcnm irgatc Susqucba una and sloop war
Safutpga.
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GEN. BENNETT Rnsy, u. s. A., is t. be pro.
cent and review the Ancient aud Honorable ArtiI
cfy Company Of Boston, at their 2latb gnniyorsa
", on the lib Of June
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invitation from tho wings Of baltimore TO
tho Wings Of the Union.

The following invitation has been issued by
direction of the Wing City Convention of Bal
tmore, soliciting their fellow Wings from
every part OF the country to be present at the
meeting Of the National Convention to be- held
IN that city on the 10th instant:
To he Hing, Of he Union
The undersigned have been directed 10y the Wing
City Convention of Baltimore TO solicit the attend
ance OF their fellow Whgs from all parts of the
Union, at the meeting of the National Convention,
ON the 10th June
The invitation which they are instructed to ex
tend, is on behalf not only Of those ~hom they i'm
meda,ely represent. but of the body of the Wings
Of Maryland. On memorable occasions heretofore
our fellow Whigs have honored ia Ivy Assembling
here in council. We Or, not aware that any have
had cause TO tax with the lack Of cordial wei
come.
II kindly intercourse and the interchange OF
opinUus and good ofhocs have contributed on for
mcr ocoasiuns TO strengthen the bonds Of good icl
lowship, such consequence mare than ever. must
follow from them now The thought that the Union
has been In danger must make the feeling Of broth
erhood more warm, when bsotfern OF all scctone
IN the name Of the Union. are met TO consult for
it's continued preservation
Let our fellow WhiRs, then. from a II quarters
bring themselves among "a Let their delegations
be numerous. cnthusiaslic, and confident, The
inspiration Of thor presence will give the vgor of
triumph o. The fret blow Of the fight
r. 3 THoMAs,
WIN II rRAyERa,
G.. =. SABLE,
l.. JARRETr,
JAMEs G.. NiapE, ,-.,,
SAMUEL McCuRmH commute
HfCHtpDT. MrpaICE
EpwABp IfCKLEy,
y. CLAIRE.
SHEPPARD A. LEApIs,
The Wbig papers throughout tho Union nro re
questcd To give prominent place TO this invitation
IA coon received.
BALrisoRE, May 81, 1857.
INDIhNh CEETR.L RAILROAD IIoNDs.--Thc bids
for two hundred thousand dollars Of tho seven per
cent convertible bonds of the Indinna Central Rail
road Company were opened nj the office OF Win
slow, Lanier Go in New York. on Saturday nj
tcrnoOn. There were bids for s535 goo, more than
i $500 600 Of which were at over 90 per cont The
300 600 offered were awarded ut prices varying
from 30 lOlO0 to u "a tOO making nm average
sal, ut % 80 100 per cent, which ,s the beet price
yet obtained for "A wcstcrn railroad loan.
Tho aucccssful bidders for tho bond, were Clarke,
Dodge n Co, Norwich Savings Institution, Gin
ton Gilbert, Charles s. Francis, w & ! O'Brion
son, Peter McMartin, John Thompson, a. wylic,
jr., & r. Crorn we'll, Thos Mckenzie, aud Chvbb,
Hfothcrs, Of this city.
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Committee.

The Wbr papers throughout tho Union nrG re-
qucstcd To give prominent place TO this invitation
"a coon received.
BALrinoaE, May 81, 1851.
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resolution was offered Ivy II u. Wright, o.
Pcunsylvnnle. that all pcrsons not delegates al
tornates, and reporters, bc excluded from the plat
form.
A motion was made to strike out nlicrnntcs
which occaeionei q considerable debate, gentle.
man from OHIO urging thnt 100 delegates from
Virginia, casting - votes, would overwhclm tho
% votes Of OHIO
Mr.. n Il. Wright replied. that when each State
voted bat one vote il could make no difference
whether 100 or 10 delegates wcro present Gen.
Ward. OF New York, moved toIoy the whole mat
ter on the table until committee should be an.
pointed to nscortoin who oro members Carried.
Mr.. Ward then offered the f3llowinR resolution:
tina a committee Of ono from cacR state TO nr-
pointed upon credentials.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-05

PARIS, MAY II, 1852
You will register gladly the following extract
from the report of the Minister of the Interior to
the Prince Louis NAPOLEON, communicating tables
Of population, drawn from the census ordered last
year, but just brought to close. leave out the
long table giving the population Of each department
Of France as not possessing general interest. Suf-
fee it to say that the grand aggregate Of population
contained in the So departments, 1863 arroadisse-
nsents, 2,s47 cantons, and $685. conansunes into
which the whole territory of France and Corsica is
divided, was at the commencement Of thu year,
35,7S1,62s souls. The population of the depart
ment of the Seine in which is Paris, is ,422, O65
The only other department. containing over mil
lion of inhabitants is that of the Nord, counting
l,l5S,2S5. Those containing upwards of half a
million are Aisne, Cotes-du-Nord, Dordogne, Fin
nesterre, Gironde Ille-et Villaine Isere, Loire In
ferieure, Maine-et-Loire, Manche, Pas-de-Calais,
Puy-de-dome, Bas Rim, Rhone, Saone-et-Loire,
Seine Inferieure Somme- The Minister reports
The of 1851, my lord is the 9th which has been
taken in France since the of this century
An examination of the tables transmitted by the Hreects
shows that the population of country last year
49, 62S souls and that it has increased since 1885,
$751; 142 1929 per year. This is augmentation
Of LOS per cent for the entire qunquennial PERIOD and
of little than OH per per year. This aug
mentaon is notably less than that which has been
cessivey reported in previous censuses, as will appear
from the following table,
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NEW BOOK.
CHAsoARNrEK.

A TREATISE MKrALLuRoY, comprisiag Mining and Nc
taAwgcal Operations. By FREDERICK ovERNAS, Mining
Engineer. New York, Appleton Co. Washington,
Taylor Maury.
view Of the various and extensive operations Of Meallur
gy 1t not however merely description Of processes
and an enumeration Of facts which would be Of compare
lively limited Importance to the active and inquirng mind
but each division contains philosophical investigation Of
the apparatus used and the operations performed in all
specific cases well the principles upon which their
advantages depend without entering extensively into
scientific considerations to impart to his book the cha
racter Of theoretical work. the author has enriched his
pages with all such investigations necessary
the calculation Of the principles involved in these extern
sve pursuits.
The Baron Swedenborg peace to his soul J first drew
youthful attention to the subject Of metalurgy His
two ponderous oos on the science written technical
latin served however, rather to mstfy than enghten
our understanding The two Volumes Of Theological REEVE
latons followed, and decided future thence
forth efectually correcting all bias towards metalurgc
pursuits mystical investigations.
Very different from the lucubraons Of the noble Swede
is the treatise before Its style plain and popular
and its scope strictly practical On glancing The
werk-720 well-6led pages-we have been struck with
certain amagams, which would appear TO justify the
achemis and exempt those venerable searchers for the
iops phaosophoru from the class Of vsonares In page
- I'VE omit the number, purchasers win doubtless
read the volume through is presented amagam which,
we confess startled us''an alloy resembling gold on n
ternal appearGne" One step and have the phi
losopher's stone.
Now the subject, gold it appears is found in
every country the globe but comparatively with e<Asr
metals in small quantities At present California pro
duces the largest amount in the world reaching in 1880 to
forty millions Of dollars The Ural mountains in Russia
rank next in Importance Gold is also found extensively
the equator in South America and also in Virginia,
North Carolina and Georgia.
The subdivisions Of the book exhibit methodcsiy the
processes Of mining and metaurgca operations in their
whole extent-exploring, working ventilation, drainage
assaying smelling, mineraogy enriched with sssry
four hundred illustrative engravings.
Prefxed to the volume is brief biography Of the
author constituting ample evidence Of his genius sndcf
the high consideration accorded to his talents the CONT
neut Of Europe and England Devoted to his profession
he has lately closed his lsborious martyr to one
of hazardous ncautousy nh,i
ed arsened hydrogen in protracted chemical ansiysis
O.
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The rate of increase per year during the above
toned periods was as follows:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-08

Valuable STATISTICS fRoH THE LAST CEN-
srs a gentleman has furnished us with the
following statistics showing the relative rank Of
bs State of Vermont among the States of the
Union ia territory, population, productions,
health, &c, as appears by The Census of 1850:
In area DO square miles Vernon; is the 2ith
State 10 thc Union
IN acres OF improved land, the lGih.
ID value Of farming Implements and machine
~. the l-ihs
IN value Of live stock. the IGih.
ln bushels of wheat, the l-th.
10 bushels of Indian corn. tine 27tI.
In WOOL pounds OF. the STA.
lu butter pounds oi. the 9Th
ia cheese. pounds ~, the ltl.
Doc hay, tons of. the 9th.
n nipple sugar The ~.
ln ga'ue of homemade manufactures. the
l,a.
Do population the 2ldl.
ln inhabitants to the square uiIe, tho IT'D.
30 number of deaths durng the year ending
Jaae, 1850 the 2lih
DO TOE ratio Of deaths 60 ihe number Of living
he 3D.
In value Of Noollen goods manufactured, the
sW
ln value of cloth. the 9Th
inyalne Of pg-irou products, the l3ih.
ln value Of castings, the It'll.
in value OF wrought ron, the 9th.
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Physician and Ladies'

- INCE our discovery OF e,tug Prolap,us and other u
- tefine Weaknesses MOrORPArHlCLN, have
treated thousands OF without failure Many OF
had been confined Or yeats aud brought oa beds
huodfads OF miles 10 the Instruction The cute Is speedy,
efficient and without pain Inconvenience. No supports
medicines 10 fbyseians a'e send
ng tho majority Of patients So sure OF success are
every case tina; Writing to sgrse eooditionsiy
receive any remuneration IN case of failure.
MosOrpahy gives vitality aud force the functional pow
~. aud ny agent that will ohyais -iey. II also
the constitution um the ahuses OF dissipation and
self indnl genco.
a1-We have mammoth Institution, healthy, airy, aud
surrounded by Gardens and Pleasure Grounds.
IaquiTers caR address HAl.sTED'S MOTOkPAIHlC
INSTITUTE, Rochester, n. y
March Isl, 1852. &C y
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MoNTPEIIEH, April ..
Best corned beef a q per TO-, fresh by the
ar. ] 6, retail "a @; best so pork, 10 l24
fresh, whole unnuall ) 90, retail, - NUT
ton, ia Is.
PRovIsIoNs, &c-Family Butter - a Is,
store ~ to 10 cheese a "a. lard 10 ia, tai
low "a . dried apple q :, eggs lper dozl III
"a. potatoes per bu,l - to 80, pie apples none
-, dessert apples (None.)
HAY ANn GBAIN.-Corn 665 20, oats 80 a
81, hay - . per ton.
FLouR.-ENtra fine flour (per BILLY Sii a s.
fancy brands / a e44, superine Si4 $40.
GRocERrts.- ugars brown ". !. aud y O.
per lb) a &C., white and crushed : "a, com
w. /, Moasses, ,per gall - 81, lnseed OF
81 81, coarse salt le to ode, dairy per bag Il
to u.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry and green hard WOOD
S21 per cord, shingles per m. 81 a SD, wool &c
374c per h., mails at wholesale SO ~ pr cwt.
hides 90, sole leather l54 l6c., upper lper II.
l25c. Grained trimming leather 10.
Herds Grass seed S2i per bush; Clover
seed ~ l4c per To-
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Steamboat Explosion and Great Loss Of LIFE.
Clnclnnati, April g. he steamer Redstone,
"hle on her way to this place from Madison, ex-
poded her boiler, killing a large number of per-
sons The captain and clerk ore the only per-
sons saved Of the crew, and the bodies of fifteen
81 'le passengers have been found, most shock
ingy mulated
=, returns from all the towns but one in New
hampshire, show Martins lDem.) majority to be
NV. His whole vote was 30,6O6; Sawyer
wing POOLS; Atwood If. S. and scattering
'tu9' The Patriot makes the Democratic ma
joriy in the House 25.
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our quotations.
ASHES Ia good demand.
BUT Err we think has reached the highest
point, and soon be- 10 better supply.
FLOUR-Marketo exceedingly languid-Com
exhibits rather drmer tone. Oats IN fair de-
mand.
PROVISIONS are firm with a steady demand
SEEDS Some decline IN Southern and Nest
en lover. Northern IN good quality and Tim
othy 30 change.
uOL-Dull and little doing tendeucy is
to low prices.
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= fart 10 remember OF all articles entitled to
Oh. confidence Of those affected with diseases of
the lungs or respiratory organs, none creates so
universal remarks Of pleasure and surprise, as
the use of DR.. Stephen jewett's Pulmonary T.
r,r. For further particulars see references and
advertisement in another column.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-08

~ A correspondent Of the Rutland Herald
3, irving his hand at cyphering down Central
p.aro,d stock We advice him to try his hand
a, running up the receipts Of Vermont railroads,
h.rinninp at home. When railroad corporations
-, IN concert in that direction, there will be an
...,-oyament in the value Of stocks.
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tflnrriancs.

IN Brookh.id, March 3lSi, by !. w. French M. VIM
Kent, OF Warren and Miss Caroline Cochran Of Brook
held.
10 Peacham. March 18th, Mr. Nathan sknnef Of Plain
heh 10 Niss Phileut W. Hooker, Of Penrham.
AS, At the same time nnd place MI WIN. NJ. Ayers Of
OF Flatnheld and Miss Jane g Hooker, Of feRcham.
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cotrst Menus.

connecticut Election. No choice of Govern
nj, Legislature Wing.
u,,, Point icademy Hon. Portus Baxter has
49, .o,sc,ed as Visitor from Vermont,
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Brighton marker. ApriII.

ported luf The bnstnu iiaiiy advertiser
A. Marketg7i Bcei Cattle 2oO Stores 1850 Swine and 1850
sheep.
FACES Boof Cltue,-Sales ,eJy quick and prices
Of last week haTdto he realized. quote ENtra 500
ffs quality ESQ 65; second 30. COS 6.25 third
s. as no.
Working oaeu. Sale. IS. 50, %, los, los aI,sO
Cows and Cuives--Suies %, ~ p, ~, 80, 81 u 40
Stofes--No sales nuticed.
Sheep AMI l.ambs-.lies 3sO e. 25. 25 60 90 SIS
~wne-lnts 10 pedde, aA5 8 c Euf /. 6
SO Tor banows od Hogs IA ~. Al retail i-e to
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A. Meihuu ne, Canada Etst, Mach 2Oh, Mr.. Jonathan
Fowler. Heed e0 lie Of ihe earliest seule-
Eastern Tow eships and much respected. Formerly
Barnet, Vi
burke, March 9, Mr. Amos Cobleish in the 49i year
Of hs aee
A. his rcefFucs 20 Wtistnn tho Goth Instant. Nj.
LirhHrah Hfr, Revolutionary Patriot aged l03
the IAN OF ocobcr lis. He WIS nntve of Pennsy
moved Co Nov York mud ruuut cred n the defence Of
country e commencement of The revolutionary struggle
~ the New YORK. Ma, and aiicf peace, set led n
Nsun, aui purcha-sd the farm vhirh be- ards
resided until h- decolse lie gabnf our hrst
G"sefnor Chitendeu ADD comp Cen Ethan Allen,
md the other compafut who founded the Government snd
inHtuons ofuuf stare o universally rcsperied hy
his neigurs aud lived and died, man
,ilcst York OF God So Darlington IRE Press.
At Madison. Wisconsin. March liih Mrs Jane !. A.
buu, we Of Chimney l. Abbott, and dao ghter Of Hon
Moses Sifong, late ct Rutlani, VI
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Deaths.

In Philadelphia the % inst Of consumption, EZEKIEL
DODGE WALTON, Of Lexington, Kentucky, youngest soi
Of Gen. +. ?. wAlros Of Montpelier, in tho 05h year
bis Tho sentiments Of tho letters dictated by
deceased expressed In the 70 lowing lines.
How sweet to DO allowed pray
To God, the Holy One,
With dlal love and TO say,
O God, Thy will be done.
let that will, which gave BREATH
And immortal soul
10 Joy g,iof 10 life or dsaih,
Our every wish control
Oh, could our hearts thus pray,
Thus initiate Thy SON
rcacl, us, o God, with truth say,
Thy viii. not ours be done
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cofnl Nous & Notices.

patent Razor Sirops. March 80, 1852, a pa
tent was issued TO John Dement, of this town,
=. commencement in razor strops.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-08

~ 70 amy mquiring what they shall do for
cough and cold we would say. read the fol
iowinq certificate, which has been signed by one
hundred Of the frs, Houses Of Druggists in this
,ountrv. to lay before the public their estimate
Of good medicine. They are all men of the
dr class and the highest character, whose expe-
renee and business leads them to know, aud
this is their opinion:
we the Undersigned, Wholesale Druggists,
having been for long time acquainted with
Ayers Cherry pectoral. hereby certify our be-
Ief that 1t Is the best and most eiiectual remedy
a. pamonary Complaints ever offered to the a
nsrican People. And we would from our knowl
edre OF bis composition. and extensive useful
ness cordially commend 1t 10 the afflicted rs
worthy their best confidence. and with the firm
CONVECTION that IL wall do tor their relief all that
medicine can do
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NOTICE

rs hereby given have this day given SOP, GEO
| n GREELEY, his time DUNG tho remainder of his mi
Nanny aad shall clam OF hs wages. pay more
JOHN GREELEY.
ty.,.,h,,x Mach % tesa 73-
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S1i DeaiA-Mr Jonas Gray, one of the most
valued citizens of Bakersfield, was killed IN
Hydepark, on the Dist ult, by falling through the
sea'iolng in barn. Ills age was Is,
Mr. John Ayers, Of Berlin, rais d last year, from
single kernel teneirs OF sound corn, which he
sllll keeps In his house, as well he may, to show
10 The curious. The corn Is Of the ordinary kind.
&c. w. Freeman.
SUPREME CouRr-ORAN0E CoUNTY Joel
Bass e AT VS.. Wiliamstown and Mortified road
peuuon-repon and motion TO recouimlt Mo
ton ovorruled and continued
State vs.. Samuel b. Mann Ct a. Indictment
for conspiracy and breach of The peace Sen
'ence that the respondents pay tine OF thirty
dollars each and costs.
Overseer of Brookfield VS. Overseer of Tun'
bridge This was pauper case The decision
Of the County Court reafimed.
Ephraim Thayer vs.. VI Central X. X. Co
ACTON on contract for labor. Judgment OF
county Court affirmed in favor of def
On the Sd ult Mr. Joseph Morse of Danvlle
while engaged in preparing pine log for draw
lns, near the mouth of the Nulhegan river, m
Brunswick was so injured by a tree which fel
upon him, being cut down by man who was
making a road, that he died on the lth ult
Thomas Ii Garfield, ESD, Of Burlington, has
accepted the appointment or superintendent o.
lne Rutland and "A ashington Railroad, made va
cant by the death of Horace Clark. Esq.
The y. Y. Journd! of Commerce says: "Pur
ser George f. Sawyer has been ordered to the
United States frlgate Cumberland, now at Boston
ntung Out as the flagship of the Mediterranean
squadron"
Mr.. Sawyer has several relatives and man,
trends IN our village, and his family, we believe
S NJ, reside here during his absence. st. .4ban
Messenger.
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Copartnership Notice.

Fs,uE .ssber. having purchased the entiis interest OF
l A. W WILDER 4 co. will continue the business a.
heetofoIe At their stand Door Fast Branch Bridge stats
'e'' $50 J W. ELLIS,
4. w. BANCROFT.
uo,,o.I,o, Mach % ls5a 623w
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J. J. ADAMS,
BRUSH MANUFACTURER,
80 WASHINGTON STREET.
nnSTnN


Ia always ltfso biu,hes oi saleof best
asaiit, al los fs,f Prices
Hair BrHshos-oi Russia bfistios---'G and penetfa
ing -sisa snf sipa- ioi smoothing .he hsie
Teofh Br"skos-Van7us patterns OF the most ser
.VaSE Br".he.-ia suons handles, all 'iIos and
sIofh fsrn.hcs-Made Of long elastic Busne~ that
will nof urs clsh. and st short stu hstles clean
az I'll French visks and hfp'iu tafn wsks.
FEas Urushes-Numefous patens-sgit aud medium
sharing IFrnshe,-of fine wrench Bf.tle, and
uad.cr's hnlr--ia luHe. metal, lud wuni ndl"s.
shoe Esra.kes-ln sets OF three, neatly pvt up 10
own hoots cannot isil OF being suiftd
EFesh Br"shcs-ione end short Neutrality-suspicious.
~ h, d. IA ,rsr 'a ii..s tbe b.,f Ts.b
Biu.h now 30 u,s. Pnce Rrducod.
Ran BrHshcs-Au improved Paiorn-bri-iles fast
cera vlfh cora-r uira. aud warlanfei -lfir pnfsf
6rH1b FsrHskcs-A now patleu.. jos, flushed be-
.ie, varIous qlnos Of the GA pltirr, made In Ru.o,
Horn, R,sruo1d, SC. Also one spieudii fsory HsHatd
Scrmbbfng Brnshe,-aade OF osk Mood, Of stia
brt.tie. and foapfr fasffHcd-srverai sixn-
Hearth BrHskes-A great variety, in pl,iu and
fancy haudc- alec sono very rich ones &C hs Telescope
Srecpi.,s Egra.he. -MnJs af.,4jshi Ra,,a bii.,le.
srd loarraaies .reag nad durahir-diefeti sizes.
EHsEiH= Esr.skFs-All the usual sizcs, IN common
nd fancy hsnd-s, made OF the hes, maieria' and wal
Feofhes sJMsfsr.--sieele. Patoo, Feather Dus,or.,
Oh .ses plata aud ooorsd sole Agency Tor the sale IN
ssSsr, a5k Br"shes--For sweeping passmen'' and
-de als--lnr hest tnus % use i"r ih'' rofa",e
EEorss ErHsh6s-With hIistos cut either solo or
D. ustratus. .pr ihiss or thinlnit.
Paint EsTHsh6s-Maao % loHg. 'fraigh apG clear
rsus INSIDE work These brushes have gwen
the FULLEST satisfactton.
Ishsfe- Itash fErHskrs AL .i1es-some o extra
quy wolk-mslo of both ceer ahfe pod Ssstgr'y
hrisfirs
COIogiHg BrHsbcs-For coruico sud stueoo work
80, so scd Tor skimming 10y pastercrs These brush
made Of white stock, add on nn improved han
die
Esasfs. or Ey-GH RrHsECs-for Paper iiangeis'
also used by painters for painting doors and other large
CnHeIs Fair PemciTs-Tho mes, complete as
tho city also tue ssnLr stpins aud Lettering
pencils.
estf4 large quis-a superior ufticie.
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WHITE ZINC PAINT.

Amer thorough In Europe and the United States, has
bern found its beauty and protective qualities long
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and dangerous IN other pigments; will cover, equal
weight ffou 40 10 100 cent than lead, and
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paint will turn yellow, w,en exposed TO the sui
huou. gases Of coal tres foul air OF ships Their
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