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- Arrival Of the Cutter Madison.
BosroN, August l5.-The revenue cutter Ma
ison has arrived here from surveying cruise.
Markets.

New YORK, August l5.-Flour is steady-sales
of $3.50 bbls. at IS Us 1872 for State, vs. II q
IS 81 for common to good Ohio, and IS SO a IS 682
for Southern. Wheat is held firmly--sales of
2, 500 bushels on private terms. Corn is easier.
Sales of 900 bushels at 70 for mixed and "a
cents for yellow. w @ fte ttAtti 4t9 f q
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BY tho arrival Il Now York Of the Black War.
rior, we placed in possession Of tho following
items of Mexican ppws; " ,,s M, aoaasn
In the Havana journal! rscsivsd w TO the 9Th
Of August, IL found The following YpePeis Ct mat
tiers in Mexico, the dates from tie capital being
up to the 4th of August. ~
Guanajusto had shown some symptom Of disor-
der, which was suppressed, ~ were also other
lighter indications exhibited in Zacatecas +a
had thought proper to re4tste tho absurd rumors
Of diplomatic mysteries spread abroad by tho enc
mics Of Maxico, with tho attempt to bring into
disgrsce thu BEAUTIFULLY conservative principles
presiding over her present situation. 49, n
Tbs following decree has been published BY
"ARr. Il. The Msxicans who, passing to the
other side Of the boundary line, have taken arms
against the republic, have invaded II any point,
have attacked the towns, or committed In them
any acts Of depreciation or violence, are declared
traitors and are forever banished from the national
territory. sYFao u sfsssssF sfaaF
"ARr. 2. Caryajal, and the Mexicaps who &C.
companied him in his jnvasions, arc declared ban
ished Forever from the territory Of the republic,
and unworthy Of the Mexican name. .s., s.
"AEt. 3. Any of those comprised in the f6rego-
ing articles who may be apprehended in the terri
tory of the nation win be tried by court-martial
and punis bed with the penalty Of death. :" a
Hv O"sUsTsssp WlssiHS VI sas 0inoxO0ss IN Ous-
dalajara, says:
"Ws have pleasure in announcing to our read
ers that in the capital Of Guadaajara there occur
red result which, though without any political
character, was still the cause Of disturbing public
order. Order has been entirely re-establishsd
since the Governor. after haranguing the sedition-
lists who had made him prisoner, effected the re-
turn to order of part Of their forces, AID with that
portion ovsrcame the rest. making great number
of prisoners and sezing on six pieces of artillery
which the insurrectionary party had" if@
The Secretary of State has written to the Gov
ernors of the frontier States, directing them "a
furnish him with estimates, duly certified, of the
losses sustained by Mexicans in consequence Of
the United States not having fulfilled the eleventh
article Of the treaty Of Guadalupe Hidalgo,
which bound them to repress the incursions Of the
Indians. St3,.,l.3. ..tt
Several BANKRUPTCIES had occurred among mer-
camille houses in tho interior. The principal were
Arbide & Co., of Zacatecas, for $12l 600; Valen-
zuels & Suarez, of Siao, for $4,000; Villanueva,
of Guadalajara, for 100000.
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KENTUCKY MuLEs.--A drove of them, truly
beautiful young animals, arrived in this city late
y, and were exposed for sale at from $l2O to $50
each; the last named sum securing the pick
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Aug l6-TuW edith

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that have
IN sold out my store, on Pennsylvani avenue
under Gadsby's Hotel, to Mr.. JOHN H. ARNOLD
who will carry on the same business. All demands
against me must be presented to me in person.
Aug 1916 aG y HNA HENRY ECkAKDT1
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COLUMBIA TROTTING COURS e,
AlexandriA County, Virginia.

.nN THURSDAY AFTERNOON. 18Th. purse
" CT 825 will be given, free for all horses that
harness, three or more to make race. Entrance
ten Der cent Entries to be made With the proprie-
tor before seven O'Clock the evening previous to the
day of tho race.
Also, on the same day, q mat III for s l50- s so
a side, and $50 added by the Proprie:or-be-
George W. Nelson's Dr. 6. SCOTTIE. of Phia-
delpbia, to skeleton wagon. IN -ntlg blt5s
b. Britner's 9. c. TRENTON, of Washington,
TO- sulky 5eYaW s.WF Ee ythHI
Heats one mile and repeat. "a. ytgs.f.- rs
The first race to come oil At half past iour
O'Clock; the other Immediately after the termina.
ton of the first In tho race between Trenton and
scottic the public may expect TO SEQ something
worth looking at, and better time than mas yet
been made on the track.
Omnibuses will start from Browns Hotel At
three and half O'Clock. ''et .hNl ssHh3A dFhe
Adnnittance fifty cents to the track and stand.
.8aJW&g .A CYRUS MARTIN, fI
Aug l6-TuWed&Th Proprietor
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lust RECEIVED, at wHITTLEsEY'SP Paint,
u Oil. Glass, and Lamp Store, on 7th street, OPP
posite Hall & Brothers dry goods store
tons pure White Lead
do Zinc Paint ts
300 gallons raw Lnseed Oil
200 do boiled do s-,
| 200 do pure Sperm Oil
1 200 do Whale Oil F.
200 do Lard Oil M ~.
| Also, tanners Neatsfoot, and Rosin Oils
| CopaL Coach, Japan, Asphaltum, Daman, and
Shoe Varnishcs
800 boxes Window Glass, single and double
thickness, including French Plate. all sizes
Together with complete assortment OF Paints
ali colors. dry and ground in oil
Lamps, Girandoles, and Candelabras, some
entirely new patterns, gotten up expressly
to my order
Brushes of all descriptions M,
Adamantine and Sperm Candles.
In fact, l have every thing usually kept in
Paint, Oil, and Lamp Store, all OF which were
purchased entirely for cash. and will be sold to suit
the times and the emergency of the case.
On all sums of 1926 and over FIVE per cent. will
be deducted for cash. Don't mistake the place.
WHITTLESEY'S
On 7th street, nearly opposite the Avenue
JuIv 3O--2awlm House.
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RE OVAL.

TINE undersigned beg leave to announce that
i they have removed their WINE Il LIQUOR
STORE to rs Dock street, two doors east OF their
former establishment, where they will be glad to
receive the visits of their friends and patrons, to
whom they offer the attraction of stock not sur
passed for purity, variety, and excellence by any
establishment in the United States. Y4a g0 bg
ag3 THOMAS H. JACOBS Il CO, 81
july rs Dock street, Philadelphia.
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MARRIAGES OF Love AND CoNvENlANcE.-
Everywhere, but in novels, says recent writer,
s'thc marriage Of convenience has proved e1-
cellont institution, while what are called love
matches have been, are, and ever will be, prolific
of misery" We should like to eco the impudent
old fogy who said that If it were only to toll
him to his teeth that he les.--1es like the tele-
graph-lics like lawyer-lies like a steamboat
runner-les 'sliko tho prospectus of now maya
zino!'' So marriages Of convenience" are better
than lovo matches, are theyi Do you know that
love is all that make marriage honest, or even
decent! That marriage soithout love 10 a stencil
in the nostrils of god and menu That love is
heavenly in its origin, divine in its influence, and
glorious in its enjoyments! while "convenience''-
which is but smooth gloss for lust or avarice-is
the prolific parent of inconvonence, heartburn
ings, wranglings, discord and divorce! Of courso
you don't! but every man of sense and observa-
ton know that the mistakes Of youth and romance
in thor matrimonial alliances are light and UNI
frequent compared with the coldly-planned blum
ders and cautiously connected disasters of saga
cious bachelors Of fifty. and wesry spinsters Of
thirty -fys.-Boston Post. ~ NJ. s,i3s.5,'
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FOR RENT.

- THE FOUR STORY HOUSE on street,
Wis1 lately Occupied by Mrs. Reed as boarding
bouIe. II has been thoroughly repaired, and a
large back building has been added TO it. Inquire
corner of Thirteenth and H streets.
July l5--eodtf rH W.
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N1OIICE,-The members of the Mercnntiie
IN Library Association are hereby notified sna'
the reading rooms of the Association will be OPEN
ed on TUESDAY,, Goth instant, from 6o,o'ock W
The rooms to be reopcncd daily at the soove
hours until further notice
THos, F. LLOYD seo'Y,
July 25 .f .. ........f .... ...-.f..a .r..-....t
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s.H, I,nportant from BMenos .4yres.
I New YoRK, August l5.-By IN arrival here we
have later advices from Buenos Ayres. The
blockade was raised at Montevideo about the Goth
June, and the fleet gone over to Buenos Ayres. 4
The ship Clarendon, for San Francisco, had
put into Montevideo, previous to 9Th July, leak
ing. Also the ship Bowdich, leaking. .o
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Collectors Omco, July ID, 1853.
NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.-Dedu
IN for Prompt Paymcnt.-Notice is hereby
given that the Taxes for the year 1853 are nov due,
and payable at this Office; and that dedoctlon OF
ten Der cent. is allowed by law for the current
year, if paid on or before the 3lst Of August en-
suing. " ~ ... H. ). RoChE,
INV l5-eotdif Collector.
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n BOUNTY LAND LAWS, including sundry
resolutions of Congress from l776 TO 1882 complied
by Robert Mayo. M. D., and Ferdinand Moulton,
counsellor ut law. vol. Syo.
July 10 H.# |... FRANCk IAfLof.
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HORSES AND CARRIAON FON on
pAIp =, vounp. sound. and gentle bay
a unrsea. together with handsome Carriage
and Harness. both in frst-ratc order, arc offered
for sale. ~. ~ p,pct.,S S,.h,o, IN
/, All street, south OF the Avenue
July 26-tf .raE HEa e... r.rI
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is made. laE aaE aA taa IEs
WAsHNcroN NATIONAL MoNUMENr.-The re-
cepts at the Office of the society, in this city,
during the month of July, amounted to vi ,122.
At the recent centennial anniversary celebra-
ton Of Masonry, in Nashville, Tennessee, the
'brethren of the mystic tie" subscribed $45l SIS
towards the erection of tho column.
/ During the present month check for one
thousand dollars has been received from the agent
of the society in New York-the contribution of
visitors to the Crystal Palace. lt
From the first to the thirteenth instant the
offerings at the Monument grounds were unu
sually large-two hundred dollars having been
bestowed by strangers, mostly southerners.
The column is now one hundred and thirty
eight feet in height. b
TRAVELLING NoRTHwARD.--From our daily
observation at the railroad station, it appears that
never before, during the summer, has the travel
from the South to the North been 10 great as it
now is; entire families every day appearing among
the passengers. The grand and sublime specta-
Gle of Niagara Falls; the sea-shore luxures Of
bathing, pure air, and pedestrian and equestrian
exercises within hearing of the voice of sold
ocean" the attractions of ''the springs, Gas much
pntronized on account of fashionable life as for
the healing properties of the waters,) and the
pursuit after novelty, the usual stimulants to
the undergoing of tedious journeyings, over dusty
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DRICKLAYERS.-W on the Extension
I'D of the United States Capitol, about fifty Brick
LAYERS TO good workmen steady employment
will be given. Wages depending upon skill and
attention--the average being 50 Is.
,#.. 9,fv~ EtH M. G. MEIGS, aH'f
G Captain of Engineers,
July Is In charge Of the Capitol Extension.
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP WANTED.
TINE undersigned will pay the highest market
rants EVANS & FAINT,
Julv 6-d&w3m Opposite the Treasury.
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Tremendous Thunder Storm.

3l ~ Tremendous Ihrnder Storm. m
BosroN, August 15.-A terrible thundergust
occurred in this city and vicinity this morning
At Georgetown the Baptist parsonage house was
struck, and the wife of the Rev. Mr.. Russell, the
pastor, instantly killed. Strange to say, a child
in her arms escaped injury. At Groveland, the
house of William Fowler was struck and
himself and wife knocked down senseless. A barn
was struck at Byfeld and destroyed. Another
barn was also struck at Andover and burnt Sew
eral houses at Lowell, Lawrence, Haverhill, &c.,
were struck and persons injured.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-03
A Cure of Incipient Consumption.

NEW YORK CITY TESTIMONY.
MEssRs. ScovILL & Col chrerfully comply with your
request to give you short history Of my little
more than four months since experienced all the symp
toms of ncpient Consumption. My sufiarngs
ed with ordinary cod, which succeeded by
hard hzed Cough Chi's hot iushes, night sweats, aud
difficult breathing. fell away in flesh and became very
feeble and ghasiy pale with the exception Of red spot
Inc cheek expectorated large quantities of yellow pur
ulent matter, Rnd told that Tnbecles had formed
my lungs In this extremity was advised to quit ooctor
ing with Pysicals, and have TO DR.. Rogers Syr
up of Lverwurt, Tar aud Cancalgui. Fortunately for
me followed this advise By its regular for period
Of two months, entirely recovered my health, strength,
and nearly all the flesh had lost during my ill Ny
cough very broke and passd away, and all the pres
ent time am as we'll rs ever was in my life
BIB SIMONDS.
New York, Sept I'd, 1851. $40 Third Av.
CAUTIoN.-None genuine, unless there is on The Buff
wrapper note of hand signed with pen, by A. L. SEQ
vile Il Co.
Forsale by L. SCOVILL& Co., attbeir Depot, Gothic
Hall 3'6 Broadway, N " and by all respectable Drug
glsts in the United states and Cunadas.
Also for sale in dontpelierby P. Redfeid and s. X.
o!lins. Iii No hfeld by Fred. T. Smith.
PklCE-ln large bottles $780, bottles for S. 90.
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The illustrated Magazine Of AIT.
Non Reddy-Plice IS GEMS.

.s0p Hfddy-f'tlce 70 Cents.
VIE drs number Of the illustrated Magazine of Art,
tina greatest monthly Illustrated magazine ever publish
Gu. Cohlehts OF the January number, pan |.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Inferior Of the English House Of Commons to face
Portrait Of Geniire, CHANGER
Hn ns' a ss 6 p Gsasa:, T: tn. p,,.n.., M
d. samuel johnson reading lbe vicarof Wakefield"
IN ,ioidsmlti's Lodging to face j
Portrait of Oliver Goldsmith II
Steel Pen MaDnfactory-s Engravings "a, %
An Egyptian Feah q
Fellah Woman q
Feiah Dwelling 81
Brother AlfGs listening to the Songs of the Birds of
Paradise IN tnce 3,
The Poet brings Pegasus TO the Fair. The Farmer
Pegasus yoked in caPesasus overturns the cart Al
Pegasus harntssod TO the being starved
into subsection d
Pegasus yoli.d to an Ox-Pegasus aylpg away to
-, Heaven ii
The Duke of Wellington visiting Queen Victoria at
Windsor Castle To lace AZ
Distant view OF Wamer CASTLE in which the Duke
of Wellington died As
Bate of Wateroo-charge of Lord r. 'somerset's heavy
- brigade, and total rout of the French cavalry 8.
roHralt OF the Duke Of Wellington s.
napoleon at Fantainbeu, after his return from Elba 81
Inc Duke of ellington lying in state at Chelsea Hos
p.lal s.
The Funeral Car as it appeared in the funeral process
SIGN G.
Th- Funeral Procession TO ST. Pauls Cathedral, (arge
engravingO
Inc are designed ana eAeEuttu ny
hrst Artists and Engravers in the WORLD accompanied
with original and interesting descriptions otheir subjects
LETTER PRESS.
History and description of English House of Commons
j Godfrey Chaucer,
1 The Curioslies of Antiqnity; Hand Rings,
! The Bridge of Cauterets
! Account of Remarkable nwarfs,
Biography Of Oliver Goldsmith,
Steel Pens and their Manufacture,
! The Egytian Fellahs,
/ The Eccentric Student,
! The Bird of Paradise and Brother Alius Swedish
Legend,
! The Rough Home at Horne, near Hamburgi, ,
Retscs Illustrations of Schiller Pegasus In harness
| twenty four hours with English Daily Paper q
| Poetry aud Painters,
Death and Public Funeral of the Duke of Wellington
Each succeeding number will contain great variety
highly interesting orig inaI and selected matter IN lis var
de padments contributed by the most popular writers
the day. No et1ts or expense will be spared 10 ienae
the work in every respect worthy of its name Magazh
Of Art and decidedly superior any pictorial masazih
ever published in this of any other country -
Six Of the monthly petitions, when completed, WIN Tor
volume which for interest, orgi aliy value ana bealt
will defy competition II will not only be an ntereStlh
family book but rich rnamcn for the drawing ROOF
! table, and pleasant cOmpar ion in the study.
TERMS.
Mouhy Parts 25 cents, or So pei annum, sent poslag
free for IL months, ept SO Clubs Of or NOR
Clegywen, Artists or Postmasiers - per anuum.
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY,
II Spruce street, New York,
and sold by all booksellers. 5m2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-03

ABOUT SIX years ago my wife was a;tcked with Salt
khen and Erysipelas very hogan to sread and
~ te course ~ two years nearly encompassed her whole
pouy causing burning, chcg sensation. She tried many
Kinds OF Medi inc, but nshing did her any good hap
pened tn read in New London newspaper statements BY
many that kncw, which led to procure of your
Iahkef ana salt Rheum Syrup, having got the sency or
te slme, she commenced using the Syrup and Cefaie
s"sdng to directions before she had used three bottles of
me syrup and boxes of cate she eni,ey cured.
commenced 1t myself tor the Salt Rheum my head
ana must say in four weeks time entirely cured Of
That complaint by the use Of your Syrup and Cerate
send youths statement from the simple desire that all
VINO are ir nblrd with this disease may at resort TO
Dr. :. A. Viewers Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup, and
be speedily cured. Yours respectfully
ELISHA SMITH, formerly of Lyme, CT
10 Dr. s. A. Weaver 4 Co Paw Paw Mich, New. s. Isl.
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MONTPELIER MARKET, Jan. 81.


paorIsoSs, &o.-Bntter family, 10 to 90; store, 90
to 90. Cheese to Q. Lard, II | Ito IA Tallow 0
to 10. Dried Apple To s. Eggs Is per doz Potatoes,
30 to 25 BUSH Apples pie 90 to co. DESSERT 90 to
900.
GRAIN AND IIAY,--Corn, 80 to SIC per bush. Oats IS
to 81 lerdsgass Sc d, $685. Clover ~ to lac per
Hay, $1,000 to 1900 perton.
FLouR-Exra fine, $5,S7 to 800 fancy SIS rs to 900
superfne. 500 to 900.
GRooERIEs-s gars, Brown West India and New Or
leans, TO 10 per h.; White and Crush, to l.2 w.
l. Molasses % to 00c per gall Lseed Oh, SOTO 90. Salt
coarse, IS to SOC per bshe dairy, Is to 24c per bag
MscELLi NEous-Dry and Cream Hard Wood, s., 90 to
a,25 per cord. Shingles 81 90 to so per NJ Wool 81
az per ID. Mails, $4,87 per cwt
[The above the Traders Wholesale prices on most
of the articles but Groceres.l
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BOSTON MARKET. Jam. Al.

FLoUR-Iienessee, Michigan and OHIO, superne, IS e.
fancy, $j,S extra Genrsee, $500 to 0,01.
GRAIN-Corn, yellow, 10 a7ic white, G5c Oats, north.
ern. soc. Rye, Csc. Wheat, S 90 to ITO
PRoyIsIoNs.Prme Pork, Sl8 90 per Dbl. Mess, 81 90,
Clear, S22,5O Boston Mess Beef $500 1850. Lard
II 12 ID. Hams, ~ l3c per Ill., Bittc Common and
store, 10 2lc family, 20 a5c. Cheese, new Milk,
o3 4c four NEAL 4a0. Potatoes, 81 81 a0 100 per bb
HoPs.-first surt, 1882 10 10 a0c per To.
SEEps.-1erls Grass, $500 1926 per bush. Glover,
northern, 10 l2a lie per ID.
AsHEs-pears, So so 5,sl percwt; Pots 81 rs 80.
WooL-Prme Saxuby Fleece 60 "A Zoe Full Hood So a
9o three fonnhs Blood so AS half do Al SO; common
and Tour do. 40 a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-03
Che Mtarkets.

n,
a: Market 676 Cattle 'abuut $40 Betyes aud IS Sees
Consisting OF working oxen cows and Calves ,catngs
two aud three years Odds
fktC Es-M AnKEr BEEF.-EStra, S6,75; first quality,
$685. second quality, $780, third quality, 90 $50
Culinary, $3.50 400,
IlIDEs-$5O 900 per cwt. Tallow, $500 759.
PELrs-$l,@ a $50. Calf skins, 10 l0c per ID
VEAL CALyEs-$4,00 700
BAKRELING CArrsE-S4,51 4,75 to 500.
WoEKIAG OxEN--$77, 81, %, ia,
Cows AND CALvEs-S2j, %, 30, y 50.
YE RLlNGs-S7 to ., Two Years Old, SIS o3i; Three
Years ODDS, $22 to "A.
SHEEP AND lAMas-25l7 at market Extra, $45Olo 500
By lot, $500, 2S7, 4,50
SwtNE--ll7 at market. Retail 0 to &c.
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FOR NEW ENGLAND CIRCULATION.
THE COMMON WEALTH.,

Published Weekly and Daily (mornIng ara~tlesl
BYJ ID B.ALDWEE,
At 60 Washington street, Granite Buiidiugs
Corner Of State Street, Boston.
TERMS.
LY,-Saturday Morning, So per year, in advance
Clubs TO addreSs,) of B. S.; of 10, $751; of 90 $2j,
payable strictly in advance.
DALY.-Morning or evening (Sundays excepted s. per
YEAR invariably in advance New subscribers should SPEC
ify whether morning OF evening edition is desired
ThsSe papers conuIn the News of the Day foregn anu
domestic, Agricultural, Com .ierca Political and Lera.
nv Intelligence Whoes lie Produce Prices Current, Cattle
Markets. and full reports of the most interesting meetings
and gatherings in Boston, and frequently in other sections
nf the S,atn 5m2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-03
Notice.

A MEETING of the Managers Of the Washington Co.
"A Agricultural Society VIII be holden al the Court
se in MontpeIier on the first Monday in February, AT
10 O'Clock, forenoon j. M. klCtARDSON, Sec'y.
Montpelier, Jan. %, 1889
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-03
Cardisag and fulfilling MilA,

For Sale or Lease.
HE subscriber offers for sale his Cardng and Clothing
l. Mills, situated in Milo Village, Piscalaqus County,
Maine. The mill is on the Sebec Rver-waier nnfang
is 30 by AZ feet stories high, with basement and at.
c--Dye House attached cd double Cadins Machine
and all tools and nachncr, sufficient to execute well,
the Carding and Cloth Dressing Business The situation
is central, aud commands large run of business The
above mill will be sold very low II not disposed Of by
the frst OF April next it will be leased for term of years
at reasonable For further information apply to the
subscriber at Ashley, Mass. CHARLES WYMAN.
Ian IS5l ems
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REDUCING OUR STOCK !

rHE LIST OF January has passed, and with it we pAsspn
l. THE RESOLUTION to
MAKE A RUSH."
a. our STOCK OF Goods We have made practical demon.
strations every day IN the New Year Ihs lar .na @ w.
tend to make daily more of the same sort, y ~
ONLY LARGER ONES!
un II posslbe we have reduced our stock 10 u
skeleton" Friends or foes we advise YOU TO iumn a,
the chance If YOU wish bargains Onr assortment /, i;
wen KNOWN comprises larger and general selection
ELLIS II BANCROFT
Door East Branch Bridge, State street.
Montpelier Jan. lo, 1853
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}r)te0.

In Columbus Ohio, Jan. 22d, MIS-. Hannah Bancroft
wife of Dr. Nathaniel Bancroft, formerly of Planhed V
and daughter of the late Darius Boyden, ESQ., Of Mont
nnlier AGED about 50 years. Mrs B. amable aud
worthy lady, and her death will be hero unusually re-
GREETED ,
81 years.