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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

BUTTER AND CuEEsE.-Since the lst Of
August there have been sent from the Freight
Depot at 81. Adams Psi, ls5 pounds o. Butter,
and !69 S}6 pounds Of Cheese
Horses, Cattle, SWINE and Sheep are going in
large numbers, and no inconslderable quantities
of Beans, Potatoes, and Apples are sent Of. On
the 10th Of Sept. not less than 10000 pounds of
live Swine were exported
While the Stockholders in our Vermont Rail
roads have lost vast sums IN these investments.
these same roads have added to the wealth of
the state an amount equal to the original cost Of
the roads, and the Farmers find that the new
facilities for reaching market are Of untold bene-
fit to them.-B.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

NEw-H oRK, September %. Bishop Philander
Chase Of the Illinois diocease, died on the 23d
ult from the effects Of injuries received from a
fall tfom his carriage some time ago.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

Three Of the Alabama papers, the Montgome.
ry Times, Dallas Gazette, and Painsvile Chroni-
Gle, have come out IA support of the Southern
Rights Presidential ticket. Other papers in
hat State are expecting 10 follow.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

o. The Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers
Railroad has served an injunction upon the Bos
ton, Concord and Montreal Railroad corporation
10 prevent the completion of the new bridge
over the Connecticut river between North Haycr-
bill and Wells river. The ground upon which
the injunction is prayed for, is that the hitter
railroad has encroachod upon land which has
been located by the Passumpsic road, and the
land damages registered.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

Territories 10 become States Utah would make
20 States of the size of New Hampshire Ne
braska Is; Indian 20; North West 90. Total
TO States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07
wALToN's DAILY JOURNAL,

Will be published as usual during the ap-
preaching session Of the Legislature: and by
the reduction Of postage to half cent per num-
Der any where in the state) and the prospect Of
an unusually important and interesting session,
the publishers viii be prepared to supply larger
number than usual.
Terms-sl 90 during the session companies
of 10 or more to one address entitled to % per
cent. discount.
The Watchman q State Journal,
Published weekly, will contain al the Legs
lative proceedings. % cents during the session,
and for three months 50 cents.
Payment in all cases in advance, and orders
and remittances may be made by mail, or
through members of the Legislature
e. Newspapers in Vermont publishing the
above until the opening Of the session will be
furnished with the daily free of charge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07
bottom all Falling Ont.

A reliable friend from Cincinnati writes, un-
der date Of the 18th, that ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTN-TWO GERMAN DEMO
Gratis, of the 10th ward alone, came our this
morning IN the IoitSb'ah, German Democratic
paper, nenouncng the Miami Tribe aud declar
ing that they viii VOTE THE WHOLE WIG
TlCkEF." Boys do you hear that ;-- ohio
Salesman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

PATTY LARcENr Nopremium was awarded
for printing at the County Fair. We put in
specimens of the best pamphlet printing 1--WE
think ever exhibited here but, on seeking for
them after the fair, they irere missing. As this
rs the second instance fthe same kind occurring
to specimens of ours, we infer that somebody is
guilty Of petty larceny Of the meanest sort.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

The Great LiltH0irn.-The Hon Charles +.
Mercer Of Nirglnla, who served four years IN
Congress at the same time with Gen. Pierce
the Hon. Edward Stanly who served five years
with him IN the same capacity and the Hon.
Thomas +. Marshall Of Kentucky, who served
with him several years, with other members; all
testify that they have no recollection Of Gen
Pierce, IN his public or private relations. Surely
such person must be "a marvellous proper
man TO be iun for the Presidency His most
partial advocates cannot put their hands upon
single act speech, report, or measure which orig
mated with HIM, and which would in any way
entlte HIM TO more than common consideration.
And yet such Is the individual selected to com
pete for the Chief Magistracy with statesman
and soldier whose fame Is part Of the nations
history, aud whose deeds and character are
known wherever the English tongue is spoken
or read.--Phd. North .iglerican.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

was raised by Mr. Dumas ofWatsfeld, -weight,
four pounds and quarter.
Fnid--L. Il, Spear, of Braintrcc, exhibited
splendid specimens of apples and plums at the
county fair. Among the rest of his specimens
was branch Of two years growth only from the
grating, bearing thirteen extra large Baldwin
apples.
Isabella Grapes. Nathan Abbott, Of this VIII
lage, exhibited several full and ripe clusters Of
Isabella grapes, showing what can be done hv
trying. There is no fruit more rich and health
iul than the grape, and we are glad to see sue
ces'ful experiments in the way of raising them
in this region
TRorriNG MArcm-On the first day there
were several good and fis, Horses on the Track.
such MS the Donyio Horse the Murry Horse.
the Waterbury Horse one from Windsor Coun
iy, one from Chiitendcn Courtyard several from
this County. We got the time of the Nlnrry
Horse ON the last day, one mile 10 minutes 81
seconds, also, on the morning after the fair. in >
minutes 81 seconds
In the forenoon Of the 2nl, DAY, six Horse.
rottod for the $40 premium, offered by the Far.
mers Club, to the fastest and best trouinglIorses
REsuLr.
Snml Morse. Grey Mare, mile in, 3 M. % sec
Fullers, Black Horse, ON. s. sec
Richardson, Rome Horse, q" 2m. 50 sec
J w Brown, Ches. stud, / 3m.3 sec
IIavley, Strawberry IIor | BIN. sec
Morrill,, Brown Stud 2m. as sec
and received the prize
In the afternoon six Horses trotted for premi
ums offered by citizens present, the fastest Hors,
for 5 10, the 2nd best $40 the Bird -.
REsulr.
Hawley, Black Mare, / mile in. 3 M. sec
Richardson, Rome Horse, , " $3.50
Fuller. Black Horse. . 80
received the lst and 2nd Premiums s25 !
Murry Horse, 3 s. -
Saml Morse, Grey Mare, 3 d" q d"
NV Brown, Ches,uu, Stud / 3 ;"
received the 3rd Premium 3.
The Danyo Morgan horse, owned by Nh
Morrill,, would undoubtedly have taken the pre-
mum IN the afternoon, as he did handsomely II
the forenoon; but Mr.. Morrill,, with a ibemhtr
which did him greut credit politely declined d
enter the track IN the afternoon. An ihs horse
did wen, and were driven with good discretion
and commcndable skill in horscmauship. Thl
was buta beginning What Vermont horses has.
already done with bat hule training. shows IS Dr.,
may be doae- hereafter hy Improvement !.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

RooHFsrER, Sept 2S. The cholera as an ep-
ldemic, has entirely disappeared from this city.
The Board Of Health DISCONTINUED their reports
a week ago. We ha.e heard Of no new cases or
deaths for several days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

FArAL AcoIDENT.--A young man by the
name of Rhodes was killed in Su anton, on
Thursday, Sept. %, by the accidental d. discharge
Of gun, with which he was knocking Cd APP
plos from a tree. The charge of shot ente re
his right side and passed through his lungs cans-
ing death in short tme.-B.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07
fotol Mus & Notifies.

The largest PotGtoe exhibited on Thursday last
was raised by Mr. Dumas ofWaitsfeld, -weigbt,
four pounds and quarter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

AT meeting of the Southern rights r,r,.
Columbus, Ga, the nomination of r. ..
oniimon was ratified, and State elec,,.. o'o
appointed. "efe
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TOTAL.
s6ln.On0

give even thousands not remembering the
units, tens and hundreds. They are ofliitle con-
sequence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07
O-57'Tho followi9g rIch passage is from law

0F'lhc following rich passage is from IIaw-
thomo's romance of Frank Pierce:
little while ago after his return from Mex
leo, he dnred across the street 10 exchange a
hearty grpe of the hand with a rough country
mau upon his cart man who 'usod TO live
with las father as the general explained the
matter to ms companion"
Gov. steele Is certainly outdone in this 4
man tiat will shake hands "with a rough coun-
tyman' and then apologies for doing SO ought
to be president Concord Tribune
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

Ff1m.-L. II. Spear, Of Braintrec, exhibited
splendid specimens of apples and plums at the
county fair. Among the rest of his specimens
was branch Of two years growth only from the
grating, bearing thirteen extra large Baldwin
apples
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07
Trnnortant nom havana.

CHAULEsroN, September p. Tho Havana
papers are filed with long and scurrlous articles
against the American Government people and
press.
Two English officers attached 10 a British
steamer had been arrested and imprisoned at
Hayana, on suspicion Of being Flllbusters.-
The BRUSH Consul procured their immediate re-
lease.
The acting American Consul at Havana is
not allowed to receive a single American news
plpers. All the papers ofthe passengers on the
Black Warrior were oyerhauled to end newspa-
pars, and the letters Of Captain SCHNEIDER Of
New-Oheons were opened and read. The let
ter bags containing correspondence TO be deliv-
cred 90 American vessels were also strictly OK
amned.
An additional secret police officer was placed
on every American vessel arriving at Havana.
but not on vessels of other nations.
The French brig of war Oyarte, which arriy-
ed on lhe 18th from Porto Cabco, had offered
it's services 10 the Captain General, if needed.
English naval vessels, with similar offers, are
looked for daily.
The Dauo ys the Government will soon re-
place ihe Plzluo steamer by another vessel eqaul
IN size and force.
sickness prevails ia Cuba to a great extent.
10 Is reported that five persons connected with
the Revolutionary Journal will be garroted. adm
the remaiucer imprisoned eight years IN Spain.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

The best evidence that can be adduced in
favor Of the eficaciousness Of IIoofand's Ger
man Bitters, prepared by DR.. G. NJ jackson Is
the unprecedented demand for them from all
parts Of the Unions and although there may be
many compounds prepared and represented as
being worthy Of a liberal patronage yet we feel
constrained to remark, that the. vast number Of
testimonials with which the worthy doctor has
been honored, by persons Of the highest char
acter and responsibility, who found it necessary
to have recourse to his preparation, Is testimony
sufficiently conclusive, that a more effeciual re-
medy for the almost immediate relief of those
afflicted with that direiu malady, dyspepsia, has
never been discovered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07
Orleans County.

NoTE FOR SENAroRs-ADDIsoN CoUNTY.
Edward Seymour, Wing, 203l
Eela Howe, 2O2l
Horutio Needham, ireesoil, 655
w. A. Bates, GIG
Horace Crane Dem. 90
John Seymour, 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

A sPondent of the New York Musical
World writes TO that Journal Not long sinc e..
Mr. Bamum exhibited TO me the account current
between himself and Jenny Lind, and truly
marvellous document it Is. He ought to publish
Il entire, for the establishment aud edifcaton of
the world generally and singers particularly
According 10 the footings up and balances, the
parties received the following handsome diyi-
bends, after an expenses were paid:
Jenny lind, 5000 600
/. /. Barnum, S}OS000
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

Important from luca'an. The New Orleans
Picayune Of the lOth instant says; ave have
received some private information from Nucatan,
stating that movement is on foot IN that state
TO apply 10 the United States for protection and
aud anneNatlon. Some Of the leading men in
the country engaged in the movement"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

P"mpki's.-Thcy are fine and abundant the
present season We acknowledge the receipt Of
nm infant specimen of one raised by the worthy
President Of the w. CA. S. Mr., Obadiah Wood.
1t weighs only eighty pounds aud measures
round the 'oaia only five feet Blessed hlrblng-
or OF Thanksgiving day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-07

Soap. -1he "aoap man. has been among U.S.
lie is a genius As iu.l of wit and mcumcnt
as h.s soap is of precmnent good qualities We
acknowledge the present Of fine box of il, and
wish all who are troubled with hard boards and
au'i "1ors were ln possession of plentiful sup
ply Of Ross PEtMuN soar. II is an excel
lent article and merits all the speeches and
songs which the man in a cooked hat and
feather breechcs' makes and sings about ms
shaving and washing qualities,
.hosie.-The Blakely Family were among us
The past week, and discoueed sweet music a.
number Of evenings, much TO the entertainment
of thronged and gratifed houses.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-30
:. NJ. Pettengin Il Cos. Boston Directory,
NrRAw EoNNErs.

The subscriber 10 nov prepared to show his nu
ueEoua customers large assortment OF
Straw AND FANol BoNNETS,
OF the latest Paris shapes comets OF my own
manufacture having taken precedence oy,t all 9TH
ets 10 styic and workmanship, in Boston. n York
ana Philadelphia. for the past "a years, have con.
hdehce i" soliciting all strangers 10 my establish
ment, trusting they will not 90 away dissatisfied
Own make. md few of European manufacture
are the only BOnnets ! sell Prices are US 10 " rs Ut
anyiJshionnble establishment.
BOWKEk'S, 1853 Washingtcn street.
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REDUCTION IN PRICE
BOGLE,S HYPERION FLIJO

Tor EesF0ElNg, PTes0plng, and .4dornlng he
Hair, TO the .jo'lol0ing iolo rates, ne:
Bottles formerly sold at 30 cents reduced to - cents
- 80 -
" LOO -
Tb. many worthless limitations OF this celebrated
ha'r Restorative, palmed on the public under the
iuve OF cheaI.css, has determined TIVE Inventor 10
crush them, BY selling his hAous "Eiuld' al even
lower price than they aiOrd to sell their vile trash
~ tie same time, lie assures the puOAc that the
HyP'riDa' WI always continue 10 be as good as
heretofore, "-'eh has gwen It celebrity tAorolguuul
the Globe
THls, with B"ge's Electric Hair Dye" aud 9TH
er preparations, are sod rs ha agents everywhere
IN he Un.,1 States aud CanaGas
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FbaS. 3iAt2GFsrSE'S
UTERINE CiTH0 LIC0N ,

II II T. discovery
| Of the above
Preparation has es-
t1bIjsicd a new era
IN the history VI the
Healing AT; II IS,
IN truth, one Of the
greatest Medical
d scoverirs uf the
age, because 1t wi
cure more than nine
truths Of a class OF
d -,rcssinI diseases
Medicinal to females
in every stage Of life
and which have
heretofore resisted
the best efforts OF the
Medical profession
in all countries, to a
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q. Z; ". CARPENTER

MANUFACTCRfRs Of
STRAW DONNETS s. HATS, AND DEAL.
Frs ~ FLOWERS, STRAW TRIMMINGS,
&c, &c, &c,
No. As MIR street, up stairs, orer Plimptona,
Htephenson f. Co., Boston.
WILLIAM cA&TErlEE, OLIVER eARTEsTER,
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$. VI. Pcttrngil & Co., Boston Directory.
Medical Notice to Females.
DIR. G.. w. CALEINS.

fHl'lCiAN. SthGEON AND AC 'uJcHCUr
OFFICE, Il5 PLEASANT STREET. BOSTON
SPECIAL attention given 10 diseases Of " on,A ana
Chlidlen. Many diseases considered incufaLlr, or
reheVed only by an operation, permanently cured 10y
means az once sm2,e and safe. Married ladies who
IRON i'll health, tnaliormauon, or other causes, are
exposed to great ilsk uncommon suffering their
accoulInent, may learn how to avod those dangers,
10y timely application to Dr.. Culkins, either per
sonaY or by letter. Patients from the country, vi--
lung Boston tor medical aid, should be sure to call
on hm. Accommodates provided ior thrse wish
ing TO stopu few days IN the city. All ,oInmunca-
tons strictly confidential, and promptly replied 10
desiftd
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Find Scale piano Eio..c,.

The subscriber brgs 10 inform the pubic that he is
now prepared to urdsA PIANO FOHI.ES WIN
MS Neto Liad Scale dHG P4tent Acttou, aud lLN
Iron FrdRe, at snch prices IA sal make II L great
oblec, tor Al, purchasers to cal a4d examine bis very
splendid stock now ready tor the Sprng uad. vary
ing IN price from TWO hundred to tive hundred dol
lars, wlth or Without C,.eHtaRS -E2iiQR 4Harhmsnt
Old Pianos taken in rxchHng- Tor new ones.
LEMUEL GILBERT,
Ais WASHINGTON STREET, BosToY.
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degree beyond that OF almost every other maady
The d..enses 10 which We refer ure usually h.oYn
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

and compr.s, MI the arrangements TO which females
alr pt.r bv the prcu iar'es OF their organization
Among these are Pro apsus Uteri, or Falling OF the
" U!uu. CAIuac Inflammation and liberation OF the
Womhi lacdrutal liUmuuhagc, Or Flooding Flu
or Ai5us, or Whites Choioss Painful, suppress
srd and irregular Mrnstuaion, &C. with all their
accompluyiu4 evils Cancer excepted OF whatever
Duration and severity. All these Complaints can b
pleasantly, safely and certainly IemedIed ty TIL
preparation.
The G.. tiil. OF this Medicine 10 the confidence Of
the pubrc are strengthened by hr tact ut lis having
received tie APPROPRIATION and liberal patronage Of
iu1.v prominent Memuets OF the Medical Faculty IN
the Ou.t.d States, some Of whom have voluntarily
4lvru letters ct commentator, see pluphirt' su--
taUul aH that Is claimed Tor the Ca,ho. con Us a
curative agent
Pamphlets containing much useiL! Information
touching the nature and y mpuins OF tie above dis
eases, together with testimonials from ladies' OF the
highest r,-pco.ahhy rs certified by tht most sats-
factory uutnoeity in the pamphlet to I'LL which the
attention OF aides and Practitioners is respectfully
invited, eau b. Ind gratis ut my store.
/ IHEUUU,.L i. PECK, Agent Drlggst, Bur
llgtOu.
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AiELLEA & CO.,

lmpo.ter5 ana NJ hc,esale Dealers in
CHDGhEHl, CHINA, GLASS WARE,
AID PAPLg UAVGISGs,
Nos i rat 20 .N.rctm.a' Ro,O, Poston.
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RATNHAM NURSERY,
bSgyrtAs.bEtp FaaSs

JNO A. HALL. ..... PROPRIETOR.
Il. II, lane, & CO. Commission Merchants,
No Havethill Street, near tItchhurca Depot,
Boston, are daily receiving nom this celebrated
Nursery every variety of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, tlowcrng Shrubs. Currunt Eusnrs, Grape
Vines Bordering and ledge P!an!s, ana Flowers Of
all kinds, etc, etc, etc.
AL orders for trees, shrubs, etc, will be promptly
attended to, and cuicinily packed aud forwarded by
application, 10y letter or Otherwise to JupN \ HALL
at the Nursery, or to L, II. LANE ~ CO Genera
Agents, No. . Hayerhil Str, Ct, Boston.
Z H. LANE d CO. are also dealers in Foreign
Fruit, domestic produce agricultural tools trunks
NAllsTs fancy tuNs, etc. etc etc.
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&c RAILROAD EXCHANGE, COURT Sc,
BO&IDN
Has agen"l-s at Wasln .'ou, and in the Western
states, and pTocGres, locates, and purchases Land
v lrIauts. No LAli - uu,e-s successful.
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ebaeO'OH

sg22;s The Proprietor Oft the above estab-
- lishment have on hand, and are constant
~ receiving, every snpJard production extensively
cultivated III this section Of the country, together
with MANY new aud tne varieties Of Fruit and Or
namcnal Trees, ;'hruas, Roses, Irrlaceous Plants
and EvtrCrcens, imported t.om the leading Nurse
yles in Europe.
Purchasers residing at distance and who may
nndlt announcement TO attend personally 10 the 49,
lection OF Trees and Plaut, can depend upon hay
ing their orders attended 10 with care, aud packed
securely for transportation 10 any part OF this or any
other countries. Seeding Trees Of every variety,
by the hundred or tho ',lVd, can b" lad at low rates
Also, every variety OF he'd m5 plants.
Voavod enumerntng Ia an advertisement W.
would reter to our DescunIive Catalogue which
can be had Oh application 1 / ordars, by matt, ad-
dressed TO M4NSIIlP $50
Brighton, Mass.
Oiicr in BOSTON. % Proaj 2,rro,
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CA!IILL IOL1IAT.

ANILI. IOLMAN,
Manufacturers Agent for the eGle Of .rery des
crlhoH Of PLAN Gad fgiAiei
Et0OS.eEa lsare,
And Dealer N Ndio,J Warc, Brooms, ,crusies,
iiGStets, .Nats, Cordagc, &c.,
no. - Union. near Hanover street, Loston,
Orders promptly tended to, ald goods packed
with Gaze, ana shipped otGe.yeieI to the ditf-.ent
2rpuia.
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70 Bakers.

The Subscribers, Machinsts and Mann
iucturcrS Of
CRITCuE3SON'S CRACKER MACHINES,
With their ATE Improvements, wol.I call the Al
entou Of Bakers to their manuiactory, cogne; of
Cambridge ana Charles Streets, Boston.
ELLIOTT u SHAlTUCk.
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GarpCtln0S.

p. MARTIN, So HANOVER STREET
DEALER IN
C0rpeti3gs, Em9oV .ShqGes and Futures
Floor and rate on Cloths and Mating.
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PLYMOUTH C0RDACE COMPANY,

III WUI II IOllJ.tNI JU-llIN 7,
EDkDAGE Of cvery description from
v this Company constantly ON n;rd, uuI Tor sac
III any quantities, by the t',ug OF OTHERWISE AT NE
Company depository, Ms. - ana il H4-.e.n i,l =
road v hart. Boston.
I he attention Of ,lerc.or,s Shi1 Bujjp,lc. Ship
CTn,,s, Nc., Is particularly GATED To to-. ,A,cuclit
4nangy q. ".j1-r!nlHnitc;.ccGh y t4s ,,,.-!.uuwu
aid iuuL established Company
UL,4NCHIHU, .<jL.RNl.N' s. CO.,
BOURNE SPOONLK, Treas. Selling Agents.
Cha!n Caa..s functions, M. N4cE a!weAs on harh