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Markets. J.. Reported BY Telegraph.
CHARLESTON. SATURDAY., Apr

CHARLESTON, Saturday, April IA, I052
CoTToy-Saes to-day 2l00 bales at 6as4c. The
market IL firm at very full prices
CINCINNATI, Saturday, April A. 1852.
Our provision market Is excited by private advices
and orders from NewYork. Everything has advanced.
and sales made of 800 bbls. Mess Pork at GIT.
3OO0OOb Sides and Shoulders in bulk sold at S9 and
7c 400 bbls Lard changed hands at &c. Likewise 1000
kegs
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Serious Railroad Accident.

ALBANY, Wednesday, April a. Io32.
piece Of rock fell upon the track of the Hudson
River Road last evening" which was run against BY the
up train throwing the engine and tender OFT the track
and demolshng the former. The fireman was seriously
injured and the engineer had leg broken. The pas
senger cars were unhurk
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ACCIDENTAL young lady named Chap
man residing in 2Othst, Knocked down by runa-
wsy horse on Tuesday afternoon and seriously injured
She was taken into the drug store under the Astor
House where she received the requisite attention. alter
which she was removed to her place OF residence.
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Spoken. &c.

April a ss lon 70 H. fdea, Jones. days hn Poscs
fer Georgetown DC.
Ap of Cape FLORIDA passed ship Aeraads. Walker. I'm
ORLEANS for Marel--.
Apn4 40 Three Brothers, Anterior Ios dsys
from e Boston
Apn 2, 49, bns George Williams. from Hassss sss
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Destructive Preshet in Virginia.

BALTIMORE Wednesday, April IA, 1872.
destructive freshet occurred in Morgantown, Va,
last week Sixteen houses were swept away.
The Village of Riversville, in Marion Co, was almost
entirely destroyed The loss is represented as very
heavy.
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In the case of the United States VS.. John
Kitty Smith at New Orleans the Supreme Court
appeal affirmed the judgment of the lower Court and
decreed that the plaintiff had right to obtain in
junction in the case the decision of the District Court
dissolvng the injunction be affirmed
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Arrived.

Steamship MerHa or Cope, Thomas Bermuda Apsa g.
:p TSp New YORK. from New 6sn. ispo ''''
ship Rip Van wmke lo-ber Liverpool 2, days, ndse and -
Ship siddons PACKET, Brass Liverpool March Is, n.e a.d -
Ship Macedonia Bath snow, Havana 10 days sugar to
Stuart Has been days north OF Haeras, aad has had pe
ship Lady Hobart, tBr Ncea'y, co ~ days. nis sad ~
Bari Industry Rus shohsmaaa, Antwerp 81 days. mass aaA
BARI Harriet spans spans sasua Gr.nas inst sugar al
noaes, to sule Co SID co with bs Beonas ssa sesr
BARI Compee Robbins Trinidad De Cuba 10 days. sugar. ch.s
tes Pon,e Has been days north OF Hsi'ers and h hsds
Ba Flush. new, cEpperl WILSON, Nc~bupos days. ballast.
John Taylor Sleeper SAVANNAH days, cotton and nss u
Brs Arso (Br Dous, Maitland Ms days. ship &c. -
Bns Margaret, Br Mcdonald M.y.suer, r., mola'es to c.
American Godfrey savannah days, cotton and to Qua
Bns romar Warren Collins, Ma,,n... 10 d. ,oED
Yos Sars rnio" arr lays pre,oas to the y. shns
Bs Coral Bath Freeman Trinidad de Cuba " days. sugar and
schr Turf Mailman, Mayasnez, PR, March a. aud
h,. 20 C. W paS 1 ssn lat 6 co." ~ no. ss
heavy weather. and los, part Of dses load g. ,,. w,,
a. susar and BALDWIN vessel 70 master me
brs france- Jane Young sailed Tor Baltimore March ~ haes
lat 81 ion o o. spoke bs H. Russell OF Boston, hence Tor Navy
schr Rebeiah (of Beaur Cooling wv endl Msreh
~, rum. &c. H. c. Asop Co. The - bound to Mdds"~ss
Conn 80, r.,.,,, , ,svy
Isabella Arbecam Boston days mde 10 Dayton spagusi
Com kesney Lowell Boston days ml.e TO w LEWIS Daniel
Webster Boston Albany Empire Lowell Boston for Albany;
john Burton Roshnd days hme Gertrude Horton fendeoe
Effort Hesns Rockand hme; Anules, ihoisss
lime United sae- of Buchspor Grant, Trinidad d
days sugar. &c, Chastelan Ponver WIN Iysns
Jones' days aud 10 James w. Van brnns;
Comet Push Washington, NC. days naval stores, 10 > L. MT
chel; Washington Hans, Newbsu &C. days, naval stores
Baenan Rudderow NJ. Smith, Hawkins, Newbern, NC
days Done Po,ter Caroline Perry Harrnsos
Mitchell Harnnson ds Honneftas
P-nGe Bath Me. hours ship timber; VIM Tyson, ronnes
Charleston and Mary Cumminss iesp
days ship timber Harriet Newell Burton New Haves,
bound to Albany
soop Chase. Oates. Providence.
sOop Fashion, Blydenburg. Providence.
Steamship southerner Foster Charleston; ship Ataaa
IL, {clyer) San FRANCISCO
wISD-At sunrise, s.s.w. meridian. dol sunset, sw.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
Ill., Deatom's formerly Lynch 4 CdaEsl zos wdnv,
1870. TAM Noon. SfM. DIN
Anil Ia 40 So 50 %
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TIMELY RErLEcTIoNs.-The fckleness
OF Apn weather is too apparent to need notice from
US but the singular fact that in any possible condson
OF weather. Roor of No 363 Broadway Is always ready
70 make most perfect daguerreotype, worthy OF 70.
mark; His gallery is one of the most famous lions OF
broadway. and everybody should visit it
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NIBLO's.-This establishments is nightly
crowded with strangers attracted by the great talents OF
Mile. Caroline Rousset The ballet Of lie Dlsblc
Qustre again played this evening Those who Ike an
admirably acted ballet daeton should not misc the OPP
portunity.
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rAdver.isemsntl

FINE ARTS, DAGUERREOTYPHs IN OIL
Specimens OF this and important discovery OF MT
VIM H. Butler, of the Plumbe Gallery, No pol Broad
way are worthy of the attention of all who wish per-
feet Likeness, as well the most beautiful and durable
picture ever made
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .....AresL H.
U-Fov additional SHIP Neps see Seventh Page n
Cleared.

Steamship son,ener Poster Charleston spocrd re-tos CO
Shs-JOsah Quincy, Enaco san Francesca. Jas Smith 500
American Esss Moore Iondon Grsswoh Wiley va
Charleston Thos Wsrile
Bsks( Dnnk Msiansas. Nesmtk Soss; No
pans, Leesszns (anienss. x G. Reed
BrssCaion fsnson, G-orr-towp. r. 7. Buck Co: Sarh
Een Yok 81 johns, r. N-smth sons; Amelia, Rus Ora
suom, 5, Petersburg funcks Mencks re,ere (ssxd GAIA
L. X Palmer, Park CsrdenAs Nesmitk Soas
Florence Ray Neuv'tas, frck Church Are Brown. Pora.A
d. BOoAan; Asores ire eeared) Anssbuy, Havana. w.
Trundy.
schoones-Mans Femns. corson Wilmington, Del, nsstsrs
D. w Bailey. Brshble, Plymouth NC master; Amrs. Smith.
Richmond, H. Fry; Mary Knapp wson Cape Hayuea Peer
Edss; fnnt McMai Sorea, surses. Chairman Coz fsone,
W. Ropes Coz Michigan Bhses BALTIMORE, Johasoa Low
den.
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DIED..

AgniH, NARY LOUISA, elect daughter OF , saas 49,
cn1ley, ssed y>ars
The relatives fr~sl, d the family BAD 1rsbsrs u
Che--s Lss's- No ~. 4 o. ofO ker No ST. d q
U; A.. are rr-p<s uusy 10 as4 ths (hsrstsy0
invitation
A. stamford, Conn. w-Resay
RSAlDo GAIN, N the t+A year q he age
The hnrss ~ nke pare Grday Apri Is NJ o'ci,cl r..
from bis late resnce he rsar,es nes az. 10
v;ei 10 attend ~nhous larth~r notice
Al BIS residence N-~ seh m ks& MANN
hsa m tho Nd year nj h iof
Ca Tuesday morning. assr shor lise~s, MN A n PRHTk
Axed 81 years.
OF his bFosAsrs ssA yoI. mr., -,
pe,iay invited attend hs funeral .to, a
THURSDAY. Ish o'eick fron he r-saess No 8
Charles and Ckurs of tho Aasacsls ETA
peciscy liz rcsns VII b iaies 10 rnniy csn~sy s
Departed this Ne on Nondsy aeraoo. April H. aAss ksss.e
ine-s the Si 81 her MARGARET, vie n ysnss
Wixns
tn. fie.is Of fsmy respectfully ia'el attend hs f.
asrA "a NJ Thursday Isl, ast IRON Arr late rs-5~oes. Ne
81 North Moore The viii 10 ,zkea the ksas4
Presbyterian Cemetery Broasviie Tor iBtermest
On Tuesday, Apui 10. JANE MITCHELL
Trends attend her fserl rsrs3sy -
iSA al oeoeh NJ from her ate resdeaee No ~ Csvsys
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MINIATURES ALNANAc......THIs DAY.
esr-Rses... ei-Se,s-...6 ~ Moos-Rscs.. o.
HIGH wATER...... TINS DAY.
oandv HOOK. Gov Island. Hell 6aks ~
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Discounts. SIS $50, 500 e5ascss7es s6lsa7lI
deposits ... 33,57s,93l 26,447,9l6 7l3l0l5
Specie o. S,S5s,sI7 5,5ss,i75 79,4ia
If the remaining eight banks show the same rate of ex
tension. the result of the whole will be, in round num-
bers, as follows
Discounts . s72,OWlOOO e64,l33,44s s7eo900
deposits 49,. 100000 3i,63l,459 100000
e Circulation t1. 49,. $4,000 1,sa4T 100000
The amount of specie in the banks has probably been
increased two millions since March q. This would
give between fourteen and fifteen millions in the banks
and sub.Treasury Some remark has been excited in
the street by the expansion of the loans Of the banks
but comparison with the of June last show
that the banks have only expanded 10 the same extent
q they contracted between June and March In June
1851 the leans were e72OO00O0; deposits, s,2O,Oo;
.necie IS 600 COO or million less with the same expan-
sion Of loans.
The Mechanics Bank has declared a
.er,iauuual dividend Of p cent The Fulton Bank
p cent
The steamer Pioneer, has been chartered
BY the Vanderbilt Company to run on the route rom
San Juan to San Francisco This makes the nfth steamer
now employed on that line
The amount of goods shipped from gan
Francisco to Panama on the 18th March was sl4ooco
The claimants against Portugal are noti-
fed shs, the first instament of the ndemnncanon mas
been received and is ready for distribution
A sale of a share of Atrato and San
Juan Canal projec. is reported to-day at $1,000
There is some renewal of the export de-
mend for Flour under the late decline IN prices and con-
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IN sssssssv Asrl,s Jrs~ 81. Tv~as-w. Daatdsss Pcs
Anna
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If the remaining eight banks show the same rate Of
Tension the result of the whole will be- in round nur
beers, as follows:
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-13
the wind, pocke,ed he document. with , n.c,r

the wind, pockeied the document, with pecu-
liar nod of the head. ~. 4r.f -s.....r
On the morrow Ben entered the court room
with an air Of perfect nonchalence, and, at the
proper time, presented to his Honor the bill Of
sale given him by his lawyer. XXI 1r-..
The worthy judge perused il carefully, and
then, as much astounded as the thief had been
turning to the lawer, asked ......f --.--
Mr.. -, what does this mean p .f..5
= What may it be, your Honor'' asked the
lawyer, starting up from browse into which
he had apparently sunken. ..
A bill of sale, sir, Of the horse said to
have been made by you to the prisoner
i presume it is correct, your Honor said
the lawyer. efsi o.5E aai s
But tell me how the horse came into your
possession, and the, right you had 10 dispose
of him. -ra7 q-- W. --..
In turn the lawyer was filled with astonish-
ment.' I''
.I will tell yo,.' at length he said, 'how
the beast in question came into my possession.
My father, as you well know, keeps large
number of sheep. Of late many of them have
been stolen at the dead hour of the night, your
Honor. ..,. ....'...
To such an extent had the depredations on
the flock been carried, that it was deemed pru-
dent TO have awatch placed over it by night.
In turn. took my station one night as guard
About midnight, from my secret covert, saw
by the rays OF the moon, person approaching,
on horseback, the spot where the poor sheep
were nestled together. remained perfectly
quiet, and on, on, silently as possible, the
horse and rider came. The spot gained, the
man sprang from his horse, and ere moment
passed, drove home TO the heart of one of the
flock a large sheath knife. Still moved not.
Another blow, and another life was sacrificed.
II was exceedingly hard for me to see all this,
your Honor, and remain still, but would see
the end, and moved not. aa4. ga -r .Hi-r'
The dead carcasses were quickly strung to-
gether and fnng over the horses back, one
danglingon either side, and then the sheep
tnlef mounted II was now time tor me 10
move, and sprang forth and confronted tile
fellow l'' .l -
He knew not that his every movement had
been watched, but that fact he became aware
of when he observed me; and sprnging from
his horse he departed as rapidly as possible,
leaving in my possession the horse and the
carcasses of the sheep. | advertised the beast,
but nobody came forward to claim him. Hav.
ing business with the prisoner l gave him a
bill of sale Of the horse, and then allowed him
to take the beast. And now, your Homer he
continued, in fierce tone, i would like t,
see the person who says he owns the horse
The real owner Of the beast preferred losin!
! him rather than answer TO the charge of shee
stealing, and escaped from the court ROOM
No one appearing against Ben, he was dis
charged. chuckling over his escape.-&a,
| SPangied 6anner. tsmluw .ar asss-. 4.a VI
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M SCELLANY Y.
1a 2t we ff7tiAir '-f /. f.arl
Stealing a Horse VS.. stealing
Sheep. -.a s1a-
BY COL. CLAY.

faIHf+.
Illustrative of the manner in which they do
things in that well known section Of our coun-
try. denominated tout west,' allow me, my
dear reader to relate little anecdote told me
by one who was there at the time, was we'll
acquainted with the parties concerned, and,
therefore had no hesitancy in vouching for the
authenticity oft. sa aHl10
In one of the towns of that section--out west
"a noted horse thief, after somewhat bril-
liant career, stole horse, and not using prop
er precaulion, was detected, He was well
known to be a desperate character, but hither-
to there could not be proof enough obtained
against him to convict him. But aowt they had
him. In his possession the stolen beast was
found under circumstances which all supposed
sufficient TO imprison him for period of ten
years at least. gu 'lo-'s .l.e ~ .a9 '.'
He was, of course, arrested and conducted
to Jail to await trial. lts ,4m.ti 1a s8ao.
On the day previous to that appointed for his
trial. he was visited by lawyer, who, on en-
terng his cell, said r.r ,'.,o y. .'.,,
Well, Ben, they have got yon.',u 7i5 lui
Yes, your honor; Im here, and that's a
fact, said Ben, but what's worse, am bound
to stay here ~, ,ao y.
mo, no, Ben,'' said the lawyer. 'One hun
dred dollars will clear you.' o 9Ho. iaFs-i i...
It's impossible, Squire. The proof is too
strong; l shall plead guilty, and save the
county the expense Of a trial. --...,t - -.,..
Ben, you're fool!!'
Il know it, Squire hadn't been, should
not have been cauhgt in the manner was
Ben. will you give me one hundred dollars
to clear you1' s7 rs, .isi y, ..r.,...- a
Sartain, would, Squire but it's no use,
tell you. They've got proof that stole the
horse, and what more do they wantl'
- If ! clear you then, I'm TO have hundred
dollars, if not, noshiug. You understand
Yes, Squire ssaLi -ii q i9sya'
And now, Ben, the day on which you stole
the horse, for / understand you to say you dit
steal him. II is necessary that should know
the day precisely.
The day was mentioned, and down sst th'
lawyer, and filed out bill Of sale Of tn,
horse, which he handed the thief, with the ex
clamation--
| Take that, Ben. 60 into eourt vish hsa
up, present the document, aad hass 20 fiar e
the rssult.' rasiaar. lol 9tais saa i " as
Bsn Vas filed with sstonishmsnt At shs pro
ceeding, bot well aware that somsshiDg IVES i
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-05-13
Animal Experience.

Animals are prompt at using their expert.
snce in reference to things from which they
have suffered pain or annoyance. Grant
mentions an otrang- -outang, which having
had, when il some medicine administered
to il in an egg, could never be induced 10
touch one afterwards, moi wnhst andIng its
previous fondness for them. tame fox
has been cured from stealing eggs aud poul-
try, by giving them TO him scalding hot from
tie saucepan. LIE Villan,'s monkey was ex>
trelnely fond of brandy, but would never be
prevailed upon 10 Touch it agsin after q
lighted match had beea applied TO some it
was drinking. Two carriage horses which
made point of stopping at the foot Of every
hill, and refused to proceed in spite of ets cry
punishment, were considered beyond cure,
but il wns suggested, at last, that several
horses should be attached 10 the back Of the
carriage, and being put into trot. be made
To pull the refractory herses Backwards
Tie result was perfectly successful, for
henceforih they faced every bill! at speed, and
were moi 10 be restrained till they reached
the summit. A dog which had been beaten
while some musk was held to its nose, al.
ways fed away whenever it accidentally
smelletl the drug, and was SO usceplibe Of
il, that 1t was used in some psychological
experiments to discover whether any portion
of musk had been received by ths body
through The organs Of digestion. Another
dog which had been accidentally burnt with
lucifer match, became angry at the sight
of one, and furious if the act of lighting IL
was fegned. There are. besides so many
instances recorded of even higher degrees Of
intelligence, that il is Impossible 10 deny that
animals arrive at knowledge of cause and.
effert. Slrend, of Prague, had cat on
which he wished to make some experiments
with an air-pump; but as soon as the crea.
lure felt the exhaustion of the air, it raridly
placed its foot on The valve, and thus stopped
the action. A dog having great aDtipathy
to the music of The violin, always sought 10
get the bow and 10 conceal il. The well
known story recorded BY PIu,arch proves the
application Of accidentally acquired expert
ence; be says that a mule, laden. with salt,
fell accidentally into q stream, and having
perceived that its load thereby became sen.
sibly lishtened, adopted the same con,ri-
vance afterwards purposely, and thai 10 cure
il Of this trick, its panniers were filed with
sponge, under which, when fully saturated,
il could barely stagger.. .. re
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Takc Particular Notice.

Young men who have injured themselves by a eerain
practice INDUCED nu habit frequently learned from evil
companions or at schooihe effects Of hic arc night,
felt when asleep and destroy both mind and bdv
should apply immediately Weakness aud constitutional
deb lity loss OF muscular energy, physical ssiude snd
general pfostiou, ifriabity sud alt affections
Indigestion, supg,huess OF the liver and every disease M
way connected with the disorder of the srorrea
functions cured, and.full " gor restored
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Came into the enclosure of the
SubGCribeT

u Zen dand plain on NO Coion and Wool trge an'
IA small heurrs. n fiI1S & EANCKOFi'S.
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PATENTS.
Il FOREEGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH InE a.. =. fArENr OFFICE,
No. ea STATE strert Boston.


i1ip ihc runreuHcr ~f appointed blythe iumuissto
60 ct Patents, Agent OF 'hu g. Patent Office 90 ae
cordauce with tho luth section Of Art Of 1897.
Having tsloru-hDc the A-escy Tor the ransmssiou OF
Mutrls, and adopted rspediiun- moIr scudinr
thcm Go the Puirn Office uAtbg Patent may Be procured
abem o. neess earir, Dee continue forward thern
of 'tpcuseto prepare taveai- specifications, Assign.
tcui andto render advice isl sccnuhc matters
respecting ic same fatcR secured 80 Europe other
countries.
~ application thi. Office inventors arc savedtho time
and expense ola journey Washington delay there
we'll MS 100 ef.oua troubln obtaining their p4tcnts.-
iheY also nave the udvnntuge of verbally sspaiuns their
Inventions, and of ronsune respect affsrs an
gccra OF paramouHf importance oruer % obfan eorreei
sPecfafoHs and dams The experience Of years
practice. am extensive collection ct works, ons
&c, on mechanical subj the ratou Laws, and patents
o different countries, collected much expense during
The nns time ibis office has horu established, together With
accounts hero keqt Of rutons paicuted Warrington
curing patel, sssstaoce and iuormation which ~ other
respects, mig ht be difficult of atiainmeut.
K. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents
HashinefeE, Jaiy a. l5fg-Durins tho time occupied
the Office OF Commissioner Of Patents r. n. EDDY ESQ.
of Bcstea dad husa,s the Patent Ohcc Solicitor of
procuring Patents. There tow il any, persons acting
in that capacity who had before the Pa
tent ohco and there were who Conducted with
more skill, fidelity ami regard Mt. Eddy one
OF The best Informed and skfdl Patent Solicitors ia
The United states, and have hesitation assuring Ia
'enios that ihoy cannot employ refeon Competent
and trustworthy, and capable putting their appca
consideration at The Patent OAcc.
EDMUND BURKE,
Hi<{ Lite Commissioner Of Patents
boston, k|I<%{A cl2 % VI
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Dress Trimming.
Ci.OrpIlNEal

WE Would reitcrao poverty Is no excuse for Iags,'
w whirh IA prove 90 satisfaction, hy giving
YOU one pprp into CLOTHING ROOM, with b.. pics Of
under Coats Pants and Vests suitable for hn itc
uchn the middle agod, the oi veteran, and uumug
you the 0ricos at which we Will sell
OCT 25. ELLIS & BANCROFT
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49,, 80 49, ~ :. ~ ci.naist
PECK a. LEWIS.

HAVE Just returned from Boston ana are $500, se ae
additions to their former stock Of 1oo"s 80 eon,
selling Cash at prices lower than ever. Our n M
sst 10 part OF DO 900 lbs SUGARS OF all grades 80.
Jones' Extra TOBACCO, 1000 lbs, lava add ese r1OUR.
COFFEE, % Chests OF those nice \. ". IEAs ,rFFsH
NAILS, GLASS, PAIN r., OILS, BUTTER '"
LAID, EGGS, FISH, SALT, sc. sc. Iona ,osethsi
A General Assortment Of Domestic GOopSf sfsOEs,
with 100 Boxes OF Custom made BOOTS sne saasred
which selling for Cash at prices mover % ll de
in Montpelier. Those wishing TO get Coed isInE,Vls.
well to call oa fEOh 49, AZ.
Spading's Block Main ST.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-11-25
FOR CASH.
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers,
Flint 4 Converse,
JOHN KIMBALb,
formerly If % fremont Rolc')
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,

Having been psrnrsf solicited 10y lNf4e huW"ei =" ~
htmer c.tomcr. and neirhborne towns, would
,-t ,csn.of6t inform them and the pubic that he hes
taken ,tefe l47 Washington street, opposite ld south
Church Boston. where viii Be t'unda general assortment
a., i..sresi and laafcmrufs BpDIS and SHOES.
The business viii be transacted undcf the uame Of
KfMBAii. A WIGHT.