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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-06

I'm = TIE POETRY OF PHYSIC.-AYRRS PILLS, glide
w. sugarshod the palate their energy although
wrapped there and tells with giant force the
foundations Of disease There thousands OF sufferers
who woula not their dstempsrs they knew they
could he cured for rs cents.
Try Ayers Pills and you will know It.
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out
the system from Impurities aud cured al
ready.
Take this Purssives and Scrofuls Indigestion
Weakness Headache Backsche Side Ache Jaundce Rheu
mssm arrangements Of the Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels
ell and all diseases which purgative remedy
reach before them like darkness before the Sum-
Reader You suffering from any Of the numerous
complaints they cure-suer morethe remedy has beer
provided you, and IL 10 criminal TO neglect IT,
That Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL 10 the best medicine for
Cough is known TO whole world aud that Ayers Pills
the best Of al Pills. s known TO those whs have used
them.
Prepared by DIR. J. AVER, Lowell. Mas, And sold
BY
z. D. GILMAN Washington.
g. NJ LINTHICUM Georgetown.
JAS COOK CO., Fredericksburg, and By all Druggist
everywhere. feb 17-eo2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-06

nor RENT-THREE NEW FRAME HOUSES,
l. containing six rooms, situated on street, be-
tween and NJ streets, four squares from the Rail
road Depot. Rent moderate. Apply to CHARLES
THOMA. on the opposite side of the street.
an 4-lmt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-06

TuE GLORIOUS RAIN that commenced on tn.
night before last, came none too soon. Fol
City miles in all directions around Washing
ton, though 30 early in the season, the earth
was fast becoming parched and baked as il
we've, for lack Of the usual moisture Of the
spring. 1t was being predicted by all the
knowing farmers in this vicinity TIL the spring
crops OF this year were about to 90 the way Of
last years fall crops. That is, to come 10
nosght through want Of rain all such danger
We no" however take to be past. The rain
was Vouchsafed to rs just when particularly
nssded-Just &c the growing season is fairly
opened After falling lightly, though steadily,
on the night before last, and ftfully We sterdsy
last night 1t poured down in the torrents SO
much needed In twenty four hours from the
present writing, ell nature, In this region,
will have assumed 2 different hue, smiling
joyously In the garb Of spring, and b:ddip e ND
forget the asperities Of the winter which NAV
be said just to have taken its departure from
among rs.
Zee PIcKIss The boys, as in former years
were sxtsssiv ly engaged yesterday morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-06

.. .sss advertisement in another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-06
Wants.

WJANTED-A SITUATION BY A MIDDLE
w aged man, with a small family, as Gardene
or Overseer on a farm. Address p X. at this offic
ap5-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-06

yITANTED-A ROOM WITH BOARD IN THE
wv First Ward, by gentleman who will, if de-
sired, furnish his room. Address, for one week,
an ," at this Office. mar Sl-u'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01

lHEGREAT GUS. The great tweive-iuch gun,
oy Whlch Lieut.. Dshlgresr has been experiment.
ing at washington, burst after nineteen hundred
sno'S had been fired falling into three pieces.
| ne sreach divided into tSo equal halves, and
The rasse NJ forward part Il ,he qua remaining
eh'iF~' be- Jrprr'a'chi o. urdnsacs have deci.
dea o" adopting unifurm gang or caliber for
all Their small arIns-the m,lsket rife, and pistol
Viz. 5S-l00ths Of an inch.
POWDER MiLL ExPLesfoN .-Portland, Me-,
Od l0h.-Ihe powder mil. at Gorham, Me !,
blew up at 10 O'Clock this moraing, killing seven
men aud wcunding several Others. The fire
originated IN the press mill, which was blown to
atoms The mills were formerly owned by Oil
yer Whipp'e OF Lowell, Mass whose bro'her
and son are among the killed. The present. own
ers ara Messrs G. G. Nrwhall & Co. Of Boston,
The Killed, as far as can be at present ascerlained.
are Franklin Hawkes. of Windham. George
Whippic James Whipple, Samuel Phinnsy, and
John Sweet The mills had been actively en-
ployed for some time, the engines running night
! and day.
MALAGA FRUiT.-A letter dated Malaga, 10
ult., says that raisins were dearer than they had
been for fifteen years, and in consequence many
American vessels that had waited some time for
the crop, were leaving in ballast. Those that
had sailed for the United States only took enough
for ballast. &&
CuRiosITr.-A correspondent of the Portland
Argus writes that there is quite curiosity in
Bangor, that is worthy of notice, in the form Of
a BEDFORD made from the sine,cs of ,ohale. 1t
was bro't TO this country in 1910. and has been in
possession of Uncle Tim Colby AZ years, in
constant use and never was broken 1t is good
as ever, and has been in the possession of the
Colby family for two hundred years"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01
EDITORS Gable.

SKETCHES OF PLACES AND PEOPLE ABROAD, by
VIM. Wells Brown, with memoir of the au-
thor This is the work, and the unassisted
werk, we believe, Of the fugitive slave who is
now on lecturing tour through Vermont 1t
i. alike demonstration of the triumph of self
education and q refutation Of the oft-repeated
assumption of the inferiority of tho African.
It is in the form of Journal Of travel through
Europe, and will take a very respectable rank
among other works of the kind even without
reference to the peculiarities attending the au-
thorship. Published by Jewett & Co., Boston,
and for sale at our bookstores.
INSIDE VIEW OF SLAVERY, or, Tour among
the Planters, by c. G. Parsons, M. D. This is
another interesting and instructive work which
John p. Jewett & Go. have been the means OF
adding to the antislavery literature Of the coun-
try Surely tho light is beginning to shine Of
the dark places. For sale by Balou and Love
land.
Cora AND THE DocToR, also from the press Of
Jewett & Co., purports to be " the revelations
of physician wife, !" who was an English girl,
who married an American physician on his tour
abroad. 1t is put in the form Of letters to hel
mother in England The ladies of our family
who have read it pronounce it quite piquan'
and interesting. For sale ut Ballou & Love
lands.
PuTNAx's MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER appears
sustain the solid reputation which the journal
has acquired. Among the best articles ore the
U. S. Coast Surrey" one one of the most
useful and important national enterprises ever
undertaken and accomplished by this or any
other government, and the contrasted literary
articles, entitled "A night never 70 be forgot
ten. and "Ths attorneys revenge"
We consider this work clearly the magazine
| of tho country.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probatr Court held at the
WAsArsor DIsrRcr IS, Probate Office In Montpelier
on the 23d day OF October, A. D. 1855.
n GORGE W. BAILEY, Administrator on the Estate Of
VI Joseph g. Bailey late Of Mlddesex. in said district
deceased make application said Court, with the con
sent and Apr ,batun in writing Of the heirs Of said do
ceased residing in this State for license sell the whsle
Of the of which said deceased died soixed In this
State, excepting much thereof said Administrator
ba. been licensed by said Court deed 10 persons
including Of the widows dawer therein,rep
eseung that the sale thereof would be beneficial To ths
heirs and all concerned therein Where,pon it 10 ordered
by said Court that said application referred to session
thereof to be held goth day Of November, Dis5S
at the Probate Office in Montpelier for he afng and decs"t
thereon and 1t Is further ordred that all persons interest
ad hs notified hereof by 0t notice OF THIS april
cation andoder thereon three weeks sueetssyeiy ntnt
Gsee Mountain freeman printed at Montpelier before sa
time Of hearing, that they may appear at sid time AM
place. and, II they cause, object thereto. +..e
By the Court,
Attest, r. r. MERRILL, Register.
A true copy Of record, ~
- AZ au.st II Il MERRIII. R.rialaE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01
II)te0.

In this Village Oct Doth, suddenly, Of appoplexy Dsa'
ALFRED PTxIS, aged "a years. a. =,
To Woodbury., Oct IS, Of consumption, REBEocA b. VIE "
Horace Hall, aged 81 yeers and years.
why weep DER the dead that are gone,
Why wish for their spirits return,
When Christ has prepared them rest
with angels and saints ever best
Ao Sept o. Of scarlet fever. EPBRAM H. son OF hepeeea
and Horace Hail. aged two years and ten months
When fading from this earth away
mother saw her child depart
She asked not for his spirits stay
United there az here at heart
Printers In Vt. and n. n. please notice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01
worthy or Nptssc.

worthy OF NOtfN6s =
Row Dr. LYMAN BgRcHsE to Messrs. Reed, Cutler Co.,
Boston, Gentlemen -" have used the Vegetable Pumo-
nary Balsam Myself with benefit in Catarra Coughs asd
Colds and have known be used with good effects in the
early stages of Pulmonary affections in families around me-
(Sgned) Lyman Beecher. Boston. Oct. 20, 1853
Rev. Dr. LEONARD WooDs ate Abbott Professor in Ando
Seminary writes to Messrs Reed Cutler Co. fol-
lows -" From long Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam
in my family circle and in Instances among Theological
Students been led regard safe and e6caclous
medicine" The above requires COMMENT and must COM
mend itself to all. The Vegetable Pulmonary Basam so "a
voraby known for the past thirty years. prepared only by
Reed Cutler Co., Druggists, Boston. Price, small bottles
so cents larger 81. Sold generally Be careful to get the
genuine, 45wb
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01
APPRENTICE WANTED.

BOY, l6 Is years n age, is wanted at the Freeman
n ofaee, us apprentice to the printing business. fail
common scho"i educaliuh quick perceptions aud good
| habits, viii be required. Aply Immediately.
| MI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01
Raslxef WilI0Sys.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the hest VARIETY o
the Basket Willow, salix vminalis or purple bitte
willow, at tho low price of $500 per one thou.!nd cut
tngS where so 900 ordered 10 one address more WI
be charged where the amount taken less than onoOt
cuttings They will be counted in rods, counting sacl
rod many cuttings contains feel save one al IN,
lip end They will ba put up in convenien bnndirs anc
forwarded TO any place either by railroad stage OF team
Cuttings sh uid be used than eight inches long
in wet, than inches where 's not wet land
Set Them ct way, and u to Is inches the DINER
iehyfn 4 any 2 to two inches out of the ground.
ERASTUS PARKER.
Waterbury w. Oct 26. 1855 45w4*
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01
Marric0.

In Berlin Oct 2lst by the Rev. II. X. Cobb Mr. CLARK
p Noyss and Miss ELscrA A. HApLocK. all Of Berlin.
In Montdeier 10th ns at the brick Church. by the Rev
VIM H. Lord, Mr.. FRASK X. svwYsa and Miss HAiriE L.,
daughter of the late Dr. r. Kibourne oil Of this town.
In Barre. June 10TH Mr. J. AsHLsT WHEATON and Miss
NANCY ABBorr both Of Barre.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01

BOSTON MARKET, Oct. 27.
FLeuR-Genessee, Michigan and Ohio. superfne, &C.,
fancy 1915 extra Genesee, Sl0,2 to II o..
GRnstjorn, yellow. ole white .9ic. Oats north
ern. soc. Rye, 35c. Wheat, 50, 90 10000.
PRovisioss-PrimePorkS 500, so per bh., Mass ,24,06
lear S29.0o Western Mess Beef, $500 le,00, Lard
IL To- Hams, l4a lac per lib Butter, conifhon AID
l9c; fou meal, Potatoes, So 90 $50 pc bush.
HorFirst sort 1885, 70 to l2c perlb '54 crop 90 %
| SEEps.-Herds Grass, a425 80 per bush. Glover
n orthern, 10 I-2 a l5c peIlb.
AsHEs-Pearls, S., 10 a ia percwt; Pois, s6,75
WooL--Prme 5axaay Fleece SO Soc; Full Blood "A .
fourths Blood IS 43; half do 10 4O common
and one lou rth do. 30 n 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01
wistar's Balsam OF wild Cherry.

From The New YORK Evening Mrr0T, May 70.
"Aong all the Panaceas advertised for human ailments,
there in which have confidence than WIS.,
TARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY We regard it as one
Of Natures reparationssimpe safe pleasant to take,
and almost certain to all bilious and pulmonary ahec-
tons We witnessed Its wonderful effects in that
regarded hopeess Desperate and conscen
tousiy recommend IL Of the best medicines in the
world" 3
1t has proved encacous remedy for Coughs,
Colds Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, aud Consumption in
Its incipient stages, than any other medicine.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
AGENrs-Fred E. Smith, B. o. Tyler, Collins Pierce,
Montpelier French Lucas, Barre Putnam Wooster
Marshied John Hale, Painheld B. =. Goss and J. B.
Rrnlru WuterhirY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01
CHARLES COPELAND,
@ % III z SO r ] % M g e .

CONSTANTLY on hand the best Ice Cnenns Plum apt
" Fancy Cake, Pastry and Confectionery Parties SUP
piled, addition TO the above articles, WIN Fssen shsr
bet, Jelly Blanc Mansc and Table 0faamsnts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01
Jamcs ExamdaII,s Estate.

James Kamdall's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden a
RAvpoLPH Disrm,cr 50. Chelsea. within and for said
District ON the 23d day Of October, A. y. 1854
Present. Hos. JOHN b. HUTCHINSON. Judge;
SALLY l.. RANDALL, Administrative on tho Estate
y of JAMES RANDALL, late of Washington, in SAID
District deceased presents her administration account T."
settlement wheeupon, is ode ed that The same be 70
erred to the 9th day Of November n.xi at tbs Orange
County HOTEL in said Chelsea, for examination ano allow
ance and that ali concerned be notified hereof, by the
publ caon Of this order in the Green Mountain Freeman
printed al Montpelier in this State, three weeks sncces
sively may be, thut they may appeir, aud
said time and place if they cause object thereto
true Record,
Attest, Il. A. WHITE, Register.
true copy Of record
As Attest, II. A. WHITE, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01
HOWEVER CAUSED!

Tostimony.-Mr Editor: Seeing an advertisement
Tint the de al night be relieved by applying to pr BOARD
MAN, 304 Washington street, Of Suffolk Place,
Boston, induced leave home and try the Doctor .
skill. was deaf that unable to hear ordinary
cnnv ersat,on. TO my astonshmeni, In twenty mlnulo
my hearing perfectly stored recon mend all per-
sons To try the Dpctor's new method OF cure.
FRANCIS RICHARDSON Of s'Oughton.
Letters, postpaid, attended 10. Remedies and Appara
tus sent hy EXPRESS 45w5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01

Massasoit salve, a Vegetable Comp ound.
That has been used for than twenty years. and has
proved itself valuable family mtdicne The many ailments
Of esh such as Burns, scalds Cuts Bruises Wounds &c.
almost instantly cured by its To those troubled with
Piles will bring immediate relief and thousands Of
have been made. No family should be without It, Price, %
cents per box. All orders should be addressed TO
j.. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
lon Washington Street. Roston. Mass.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01
DENTAL SURGERy

nR. Q. p FoBBUsH resp. Ct fully informs his friends
and the pnbc that be win be happy % receive sou
tinnance Of their former hbrsl patronage and hop by
attention to business and SIX ll mechanism IN n.ss =.
receive continuance Of their 6tvofs. = '-
sroFFiCE In the Patriot Building. State s.res,, Mont,
e''ef, yI&a seq. s pr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01
Nails,

S00 KEGS OF Eagle Nails ju't arrived and for sale
fCOO cheap for Cast, by FULLER T. SMITH
Montpc ii-r, July 2, 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01
A NEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
THE PORTFOLIO!


THE PORTFOLIO!
The Subscribers propose caimence in November next.
In the city If Bos n, the publication Of weekly paper
to be called "THE ?oRrroL - In this paper 1t will be
cur aim lay before public choicc aud fresh varsity
If mater, in prose and parity, original and selected in
Guiding les and TRANSACTIONS FROM foreign authors We
may also make it, in some sort vehicle for nautic 1, sta
rics, incidents aud nfomaon interesting tn hose who
cherish pleasant associations with The salt water.
We shalt srive to lay befnrs or readers every week
sheet which will prove generally iHteresting-whch will
abuses in society, convey instruction, rcbuke mi
guilty wherever developed elevate the standard OF ltcra
tire and MORALS and nurture noble aud patriotic scnt-
ments.
TERMS The terms of subscription to the Portfolio,
will be for single copies, Two Dollars ayear invariably in
advance, dtllaf for sx months sand ali papers viii
he discontinued The expiration of the peri for which
ther may have sb-chcd for and paid To Clubs Of six
per more toe Portfolio will he furnished AT the
Of dollar and fifty cents year-also in advance No
paper will BIZ sent to the address OF any person until the
money is received The usual discount will be made
dealers in periodicals. Letters by mail addressed John
s. sleeper Co., koston III be n nded to- and subscrp.
tons III he received the office If publication, No. I22
Washington street. JOHN ). SLEEPER,
Bortun, Oct. 1855. J. HOWARD SLEEPER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01
RECOMMENDATIONS.

From Preeman Hunt Editor Of Merchants Magazine, N Y
In note TO Mr. Chickerng, dated New York February
ith 1854, Mr. Freeman Hunt, Editor Of tho Merchants,
Magazine, says am entirely satisfied with the Piano
purchased OF you laat year. My daughter is taking lessons
IN music and her teacher onOu nces IL the finest
Instrument she played upon All who have seen il
are struck nat only with the richness Of It's tone hut
the finish and elegance of The instrument -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01

From Rev. e. R Warren, East Greenwich, R. l.
one Of Jacob Chickering's Piano Fones in nv family near
two years, which In all respects perfect
and gives us entire satisfaction He adds also Nh. fall
lowing testimony to these Pianos: These Pianos too
are unrvaIed in the perfection and beauty of their con-
sruction having Iron Frames and Circular Scales In
touch elasticity, sweetness and brlancy Of tone the
are unsurpassed consider these Instruments in power
OF tome depth Of bass. and biancy Of TREBLE equal to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01
Ladies' Cater Boots.

Jnan Congress and Patent Lace Boots, French Slips and
Heavy Wells. Chldren's Shoes department quite
pete.
In fact we have in Store everything in the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01

lecturer. has delivered in Montpelier, last week
and this, two lectures on the woes and wrongs
of his race, which would compare fayorably with
the efforts of scores who are ranked among the
most gifted of our American speakers. lie has
daughter with him also, wholly his exertiou,
aad the aid of friends in England, has been 70
we'll edu Gated, and possesses so much gcnius as
to enable her to deliver very acceptable lectures
on literary topics. Brown is no ordinary man,
as we think most who hear him will be ready to
concede. And We hope the friends of freedom
will everywhere receive him rs his merits and
the cause he is engaged in deserve.
The NATIONAL AGRIcULvuRAL ExHIBIrroN.-
Last week, Boston became the contrs of eongre-
gated multitudes, on the occasion of the third
annual exhibition Of the U. S. Agricultural So
iety. The exhibition Of horses, &C., is repre-
scented as being exceedingly good, while the con-
course Of people in attendance was immense
$4,000 being named as the number generally
found in the enclosure and what with long
PROFESSIONS with emblazoned flags, led by bands
Of music exciting trials of speed among the
choicest horses in the whole country, drawing
matches with oxen, banqusting. speech-makin,
by noted men, and numerous accompanying dis
plays, the City OF Notions must have worn an
animasing appearance through the week.
SAD RAILnoAD AccIDEyr.-On Monday this
week, a touching accident occurred on th'
Vermont Csatral. road at West Randolph Al
D. SYii sSF Hanover who had
Dslatives ut that place
-slssempted 70
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

o STR A CD from the subs rber, on the
~ MI road from Worcester Princeton full blood
YIN DURHAM BULL, about one year I'D. Said
$4,000 anua is red and white, had ring in his nose
aud rope around his horns. Whoever will give infor-
nation that will lie to his recovery shall be suitably re-
waIded on application TO W W. WATSON, Princeton or
20 ASA MATTHEW'S, WoIce ter.
mis- diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04
BouIts, cta,.iouerp, 81.

NEW BOOKS! NEW BoOKs!!
BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1s4 Main Street.
Godfrey Moncton, or the Fah'ess Guardian
Cotchets and Qulvers by Max Maretzek.
Lily, by the author Of Busy Moments of an Idle Wo
man.
Caste, Sidney A. Story, Jr.
Poems Of Home and Travel Bayard Taylor.
Mystic and other Poems; p ]. Bailey.
The Song Ct Hiawatha, Henry W. Longfsow.
The Bears of ,ugustusburF, Gustave Niertz.
Molly and Kitty, from the German
Love of Country, from the French.
Curious Stories about Fairies, &c.
Weeks Delight or Games and Stories for the Fire
side, &C.
Progress of Religious Ideas, Mrs. Child
Occasional Sermons, Chas Lowell.
Early Religious Education. w. G. Eliot
Amy Lee, or Without anil Within.
Beechcroit, by the author Of Heartsease.
Juno Clifford.
Leaves of Grass.
Awful Disclosures, by Maria Monk, of the Hotel Dieu
Nunnery of Montreal
The Lime Kiln NJ IN, or the Victim of Misfortune.
Know Nothing Amlnac for 1856.
Toy, Story Books, and Games of every description.
Constantly in receipt of new publications.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-04

BOOKS! NEW BooKsI
A.
LIVERMORE'S NEW BOOKSTORE
No. Orcester House Block.
Lucy Boston
Aawatha Longelow's Poem.
fresh supply Of Amos lawrence
Mollie and Kte, or Pleasant Life In ireland.
The Bears OF Augustusburg
love Of Country, or Lnbieski and iItdwg.
Conversation, It's Faults and Graces, A y Peabody.
Physical Geography, tor Fam lies and Schools
All New Books ~ Us issued r0tn the Press
MO df }. X BANISrER, Agent.
MIEM GOODS! NEW GOUDS
lW No. 1874 MAIN ATREET.
just received, large and e, CANT assortment Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH STA TIONERYi
which we respectfully invite the public to examine.
Also. superior lot Of Mahogany, Inlad and Rosewood
WRITING DESKS, which We ofIes for sale iow.
nj diff BAKER, TRUhBULI, d BARNES