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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

The ship launched at Bath, To- inst by Mcssrs Howard
Parker and purchased by Mesrs Vernon Brown Son.
been named the Stephen Brown She will be COMMANDED py
Capt Jots phi snow OF Brewster Mass late of ship
Boston, and not by Capt Lphan OF Bew Bedford reported
yesterday
The hip Electric Spark Of TONS owned by Mers
Magcu son. will be launched Mcdord on saturday by
Messrs Hayden 4 Cudworth
LAuSoHEDAt Newcastle. Me 18th inst by Messrs league
Austin first class ship OF 1900 TONS The Indian Hunter
intended for the general treightg business aud
From the yard Of Messrs g Greenman 4 Co At Nrsas
Bridge Conn 18th inst fine clipper built ship OF 400 TONS
called the Leah owned by mcsaw ESQ, New York
be Commanded by Captain Latham, and Is intended the
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We learn, says the Chicago Cisef that the fall soxn
wheat looks vigorous and thrifty the most croakne
farmer could desire. Tie plentiful rains have been az
good guano In roofing the crop TO stand he seyc.
a,ass " III approaching wiuiSs.
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The trial OF Isaac Randolph for the murder of his wife
In Aprl last, has been commenced In New Haven. The
murder excited much interest ct the time. The remains
4 the woman we.e found IN RAndQlphs gara-n
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Folis'.~< Intelligence.
Know N0THNGIsA EsbtLAvYRY IN THE vnNNESSNE
- ILH0IsLXIUEE. -
following inrO thu Senate

n
- rn,s, ..1rr -""A''A-
I,LnoIsLAIVns.
Inc iouow"B o,utions were introduced m Inc Sensse
OF lennessee on me % INST.
rssoveu ~ tno eensfal Assembly Oh tne N31 ien,
n1-ece, Ina out Ssnatofs III OonEress 10 sn
our REPRESENTATIVES IN Congress be requested 70 use al
eans ~ aiouuy our nS.uranxauon M~s, on
ens nenoy psoecuNn 70 we noness emigtsnt, ous ~
Po,sns 'sv ususmssion 70 our snores ol ions anu
Faupes Ina' tney extend the time OF neurazanon 80
a. e!sneIs snan pe soie 70 SPEAK our iangmase anu
oeNobo 0squAAneee WIN OUT ihsutu.tons inn. tusy
i,. unno,m law 70 prevent tne STATES inaivic
aotng foreigners 70 vote before they are naturalxsd.
Anu % Ivy lepeal an "a e making grams m iu,u'o W
'otsRners aug no 10 proVine ,hat the ma
i've Americans shall retain the power OF administering
Wy ~" oeng overwhelmed ~ tne rush
VI e,gn popon c"ns,ahuy ianMhg upon 0uf shoses.
tba, o vhatsvsr crea ~ sos % adS ~
Ina. 10 81 wna,evsr creed OK sect VINO nolds 70
t;m enaey " nny oer power slug potentae, pom
- ~ 49, - oenS P1 ~ " oua ni~s anu y, incipeA
raj asecutiva ierIst;"a ~ daI"ass;c
ard fhat ra,,vo Amorcars stnra 10 n,,;ntad - IS,
Offices IN ,he general Onyernment And ;ts Grthec the
leRislae the subject of slavery either the
States Territ les but that slavery Ia municipal re
ritOies espectvey, they deem proper; and to
prevent further excl eeDt upon this subject th Gene
raj Assembly raes in good ath the compromise Of this
exciting question by Congress In 1850.
principle Of appointing per foreign birth foreign
missions and recommends the appointment Of well quail
hea nhuVe cuzens VINO nave better feeng ana great
or interest IN our INSTITUTIONS.
FLAT-FoOTED KNOW NOTHING ABoTITIONIsT.
Hon. G. {. (hatiee. the newly elected Know Nothing
member OF Tong ess from he Tenth district OF Massachu
sets wroe fe iei owing etter previous 70 nus ee on
in answer to certain inquiries VIII be seen that he
goes 10 the utmost verge upon the slavery issues OF the
day.
~ answer 70 your inquiry VINE ner endorse tne
op.psneiu pA ' nn'o W say tua. uo ehuo ~ ~
En- saa re go "a H., y ~ nmay
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aARITlME IEqRLLIGENCg.

ToRs---tns Dat.
srN RISES. 80 aooS SITS. IL IS
sun sEfs. so HGa wArxE. n
%
Port or New York November IL, 1866.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
Prepared by J. &. AVER,

The above ere 40 fnn persons who are publicly known
here uey reside end Do would NOT make these state
n,ntG without Thorough ictau tst they tue
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]. Il. STlFFORD'S OLIVE TAR,

To Cure Disease, Of the Throat aud LuHgs Div,
Taris applied aud inaliei
ToCute Diseases ol tbs Nerves, Muscles and Joints
CNNe Inc applied.
olive Tu mixed wiih Mutton Tallow forms ar
Ointment which speedily and radically cures evcr'
dlsoHso ui he .hia,
Ntea ONE Tar Is place over heated water the at
mosplorc of thc 1paltucnt becomes mpfo .uatrd viii
Tic dulghuiui blended aroma OF the olive, aud lh'
Pine. curing Diseases. aud feFcnuns Coutision OF Ia
fection.
olive Tar can be applied TO the most feeble person
OF in tho ieRdoIst ioiant " thoui danger.
Tho Magp,d Curative Powers Of Olive Tar Is doe
to Ecctieity.
Tho Eleclucal III cl Of Olive Taris 10 oHpel ii.
ease and noi 10 dveiI 10 TO feiIcvc la all cases and
tocufe an that utc not beyond hope.
fsin Caanoi exist where Olive Tar, or Olive Tar
OiufncHi are applied
olive Tar docs uotirriiate, nor discolor the skin.
Olive Tir does not contain ninoral, nor yegula
bic poison.
Tho principal n gradients 10 Olive Tar arc extracted
from Pitch Pinc Tar. and olive Nii.
PRICE 90 cents a haite, tor stla by storck eepsf,
cod Druggists gcaef,ils, and by sCCfr a BROOKS
honicplirf, VI
sTAFFoRD's HALF HUNDRED RECEIPTS,
phamrhot of u octave pages, confirms fan explain
atous of he above, tog 'tle with neirls 400 ror-ut
and fehle tustnnnias OF the great efficacy Of Olive
Tsfior the cure OF diseases oi,he
Throat, Lungs, .Ntrre5, .Nuseles, Joints and
.Stia.
Nearly an of the testimonial arc + ON prominent
and we'll known ciuHnas Of hew-N0fk. This ho1k
also, confirms between
SIty and Serenity .Neic and Ydlu1bie Re
ceipis, lohich should be knotcR 10 cUeiy
MECuAAIC, FARMER AND uOUsEKEEPER.
W Iurloso SIX Cents OF Two letter stamps 20 J. r
hiHiiufd, Pmcuch Chemist, No. 4 New-stfeot, New
hoik nod the te'urn mad uibfns you the book with
the postage paid thereon.
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Eivfrr rH.xrER~

" ssnafs Cia.tsr oia .f-r1 80, ls1f.
nH }. e.. AfEu-llonorci Sir. I lave made il0r-
oufh trial of the Csrs1if Pitfs len hy yulr SCENT
and have been cured hy them 0l tie lfealm khfumssn
under which he found suffering. The first dose TO-
heycd ne, and few subsequent dusrs have entirely
removed tie dfease. feel Boa better health THAN &c
years be1lfe which artute entirely o. DE e0e,is
Of your CAIuAGlit Pms You're with great respect,
lUCIi5 b. MEfCALF"
Ths ahavn are an lnl nnI..ls who are nnnllell knnnn
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HARRISON'S
COLUMBIAN TONIC STIMULANT

WILL cure on diseases caused by pros,r1iiun Of DE-
w gesuFs power lie aoticn IS immediate al O.
stimuhut, Go rouse thr vital energy 10 it, haaithy
oice hs louic, 10 sustain aud prfpstuato that torce
W. healthy secfetons are tustoroi aud uatufal power
returns. u Will fcmoyn oil mild iotms Of CHOLERA
theiol Mofhusi byfontcry, Bilious Collie Fevcr and
fr'ef 10 Aeue and 30 connection with flAHni tus 8
CotrArlAs NEaErArtE fMErio viii cure the most
severe cases Of these and ether acute Diseases m the
shorie. ppf'ilic time The Drspoptic hnds imnsli.
etc relief and rermoncut cufe, IN as use. For an
Bronchial aud Paluonary affections, il has goat res
toIauve eiiqtcy.
The alcohol and opium inobriatos will end il a pef.
feet substitute tot both Those diseise eua, ndcins
ana hoaih destroying articles. LIS an csclusfvely
vegetable composiiqni and pure tonic aud .ti,t-
liant, without the slightest diseasiar pI opetty In IN.
competition o. action ON the system. Tho fticnds ol
Temperance, then viii hnd au gent fgreat potency
~ their cause, and that the Nitated ctayinrs OF Z
diseased appotiie under he viil give place Ia
health action and natural desires Il dc lcous 4
the taste, and gfaoui the sunshiios Of Tie stot
ach II may be takcu Ia it, present ioim, rieA sgrB
OF 90 water, making dshghIal bererags. A. a dali
beverage iis delciousuess IL aAeqsaod by any f.
ted or alcoholic preparation. II prevents as we'll a
cnfes disease It's use is applicable 10 all climaer
all sensoAs, TO an Diseases, and % n IN
aed ifonl eAIene Of infancy extreme Of uae. PIeo
/ '''NN
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For Paf3fur hr Bho3, rfmprirg al d,ra- % o,isiag
ifoa fflss OF .Nrcarg. ffPasHfo 0ad tnpradcHcc O.
sfs, crfHic csHsifattai asoise, aristg nom aH ga
pHre state Qfme blas Gat tic aay rf'a5.s aaa c1 e.
un kHaraffH fg fer nee ~ rpfail, Sal hAtHtc
sad n 4t. lleerafArs u ttc 1irHat aht LsHr, Pans
ami Snefnrs ~ DE IoHts, Ifur, fmqia eH che
ffec, una s,a'y ErHPtons u Gee a.ta.
lhis pr'tiH 'huw prescribed by some Of iho most
dstnrus sritus 200 The count y, ana has rTafcl
moro thcieut 900 pmeNcc than any preparation ui slf
saparliI SEE offered 90 Doe puir. Several cases VI
sccoudap stphilF, Mrfcurai aul Scfoinous diseases
have entirely pcoFcTe 600 thu Iucusuble whas Of our
Public iusttuiioHs which had ilr maay ycafs fetsted
every molo uftfnatmenl th4 could he devised. Itese
caste iufnish siuking lmples ufie slluufy ELECTS
oftis medicine arcstns some o hc luusi invrtortc
dscises, uitef tha 81 inds wore destroyed aud the
bones aifeady ecied.
NuucE---Loiicis from responsible Physcinns md
Professors of sovsfal Meiirt Colleges, aud niaclics
cd cures iom pahcris viii he found uc-Umqtn both
Preparations
rEroEs, Fluid fxtract of Bachu, 81 per bottle, or
bottles iui -.
pmcrs, Fluid lAact Of sar=aparl'a 8 per poiilr, or
hptles too So cqpai 10 tfcaslh touHc gallon OF syTnp
OF saTsapaiiilH
repiied aud sold by u T. HELMDoLD, Chemist,
> Chestnut street. near the GifaId House, fniadoi-
phla.
10 be- had Of COLLIHs & FIERCE Montpelier, "
Aud of nus-itsu1d DsalrTs eVcryNhefe.
III t - dre'ti 10 lhs Proprietor AgeHi rsecres
tmaielafc GteatoH. 49, ly.
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--nIn the homcly virtues--on which
perhaps the basis of society rests
he was as remarkable ms for what are
considered higher and nobler quail
tics. He never wasted a moment,
never rested but when overpowered
by fatigue, and even then his book
was in his hand and il he did not
read, his genial talk--someiimos
laughing, full Of merry anecdoic and
jest--sometimes serious, solemn and
touching-was the delight of all "a
bout him. His punctualiiy was such
that he never caused another 10 lose
q moment. His promptness and ra-
pidi,y Of thought aud movement
such that he was never seen TO he.
state. His humility that of little
child"
Wherever the interests Of educa-
ton or religion were at stake, there
his time, talents and money, have
testified to the sincerity OF his at
,achment. His place in the congre-
grafton, the Sabbath School, the
prayer meeting, was never vacant
On Thursday evening, the 10th, lac
walked TO Church, aud led the meet
ing for prayer. With an unusual
feeling of WEAKNESS he retired that
night, and never again left his bed.
In the hearts of the children and
the poor who knew him, he has left
an indelible mark. Few men have
bound more TO them, or more strong
ly. His faults were fewer than those
OF most men whom the world hon
ors as yirtuous men, and due chiefly
TO the impetuosity Of an impulslve,
generous nature utterly intolernnt
of what he conceived untruth, injus-
lice, or meanness.
Possessed Of remarkably viSor-
Gus and broad intellect, acting almost
in,uitivcly: clear sound judgment;
memory of astonishing tenaclty,
enriched with the best literature Of
all ages a keen but kindly wit; an
integrity never assalled character
which even anger or malice seldom
dared TO attack, and never injured
fixed sense of truth and right, TO
which he sacrificed the honors and
award OF office, and which never
bent TO gain or interest an almost
stern self-denial heart which gave
not only tears--quick though they
werc--but active help, and words of
counsel and cheer TO the suffering,
Mr.. Merrill has left name not soon
10 pie--an influence TO bless the
world long after the name may have
passed away.
From such life of manly Chris
tian soork, how much must those who
knew him learn God grant the
lesson may be well learnt, and that
the mantle so worthIv worn by such
a citizen, husband, father, man and
Christian, as Samuel Merrill, may
find others worthy to wear it Such
a life could have no other end but
peace. w.
indianapolis, Aug. 18th.
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HARRiSON'S
COMMUNICATIVE EMETIC

Nhl ~nhdfaw aud excel all diseased matter solid.
nutd OF gaseous iron all parts of the sysem Besides
It's eneie properties, it's eKpeotoran, siteratve and
N"ooyne' ~ acts "a each OF ats modes according 10
maieri ana peTmns tfee artioa Of it, natural fanc
uons 10 restore strength u l. the ouly sa and esraiu
medicine 10 all severe forms Of Cholofa Cholera No
bus, Bilious Cole, Dysentery, rleurisy and ese,,
other eente disease II has great remedial power AZ
all chronic Diseases la both acute aud ehfonio dis
eases, assisted BY tue iAsgorating aud sustaining
power Of HARHIsos's fosIc srnuLAEr cures are g a,
tsin. Principles of treatment and disoctions Ia, No.
ace anpany each medicine. Pnce so cent?
.Fy Whelesala agent for New England, GEO. w
BRIGGS, Htationoi aud who sale aud retail aeal.,
hashi.os'- ociuariss iSKs aud AnkncAs Prnru'
nrhf, S.s Washington street, opposite the Adam,
House b0stoa. As, Il,
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1ilc0ifines.
THE AMERICANS FRIEND !


Citizens If IS, raion,--
You have done me the honor rs with voice
from end Of The Onion to The other, to stamp the
ohanctcr Of my Ointment with your arprobaiion. II
s seareel, two years since made 10 known anons you
and already it has obtained mote celebrity than any
other Medicine 10 20 short period
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
%, Coraa ef I'm AVID liis aa Sfrcefs .ien Iwt.
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1flc0irinrs.

DR.. J. II. sChENCK'S
SEA VVIEElO TWMlGo
For the Cure of Dyspepsia.
Thi. remedy is composed Of compound prepare
tiun IF common weed growing along the sea shore
and h. certain and infilihe rcmcd, for tho cure Of
dyspepsia ahd the accompanying diseuses, TO wis
SOUR AND SICK sTOH.qCH Loss or ARR
TTYFiHEaDsCHE, psLpLv rms sJDE 5.ND
BhE4s y P9Lpi19fioNs on 7HE
HE-aRT. UiCERS-8.ND EHUPTTONS
o. fLk hLNDA chlLLS md
f rsqssfFS oF p, ~ kI aisyj rs
TsLvTkvG sPfILS, IND M bIsIssEs'
PECULIAR o FEMALES,
Nearly every person is OF less afflicted with
n,.t cpsit soaio OF tho discase connected with IT,
and uis with feelings OF pleasure That d. Sehenok
eau announce All such the discovery OF the virtues
Of tho Sea Weed, which s just the remedy iof their
anmonis. Dysnepsia and The many diseases arising
from IT, Is causcdty deficient secretion Of the gastric
iuicts and weakness Of the powers oi the stomach
Tho effect OF the Sea Weed Tonic 10 ieh soon after
10 s iaken, ne supplies Of once ihe pinoiplo. Of tho
deficient rasur juice, aud The food is digescd nnuf
ally. In hci, te Tonic 30 neafy Tcsemhlt' tho nat
ual gastric juice TINT chemists cven mud difficulty In
distinguishing 'hcm. II gives tono and strengthens
the stomach. thus ouaUurg 10 90 srctcic tic proper
quantity and qurlny ct easifr juice, aud nyspersiu
aus alliis Diseases soon LisApnrur
% is vail known hct that none suffer like Tho
D,snrrr, ior zoo addition io tho Dyspepsia thcfe Il Of
thu Side. rdlpuatinn of the Heart, thls ard Fever
Gravel, Disease Of tho Kdnsys, fevous Weakness
und Fremont, Grrcrl neliiv ,Faiutncs., ln-r OF Al
petite. Dad THsto, frvrt stoppages 10 Females, a
and each OF them arising tam diFofdofCd state o
tAn stomach nAd hero is newly discovered reHeiy
inrthe tnHing sum Of dollar that cures ai thil
train Of diseases.
Nov, D,saepdc, VIII You avail ycurseifef this rem
ci iuf fn'nr rost3 Nf VIII you stu suffer on
THO choice is Coz SOU 10 make. The rca Wood Tonic
&C. % pleasant hucts, giving person good arpeut,
anl good digestion is lut up boz quait bottles. Away
agrees with the stomach, and ono boah generally 90
f.cfs cure. Whenever thu bowels are cnstve, tho
] foa1uo ufr.d OF tio complexion sailnw. Nv o.
seheark'. Mandrake ns Liver Pills orc GO Dee used
hnx ot those Pills accompany puch lnNlc OF Mo loul
tueaa i" ttuass az the hotNoi cuvcfgi
with label
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Rnsrnanlc uraranlic Cement.

THIS article Is used foT making Reservoirs, Tanks
Il Tioughs, Ctserns, Water Pipes and for ioppi M
out Cbimneys nad every Species Of Brick OF Ston !
work undur wttet, or exposed 90 damp
Warranted Of the bosi quality. FoI Sale At the
Depot Store FULLER SMITH.
Nontvclirt NJ, n 1etf gf
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ROB.
\ Rev Principle never before
know Il iu Medicine.
Tile besi aad most prfaf .hHrine Ia he
form of Pills So use.


''' '''' "'',' "''', E.'t '''t3tt'"e Z" hs
form OF rus in tirC.
b. R-ulscpNEEy, Ns.3
rrAnrU - EeF-f.rrF afrOr-e
7.Jfe yGyeD .,Hr3g vrt,',,J ,.s'',i,'.'s,'
OFEfDfsyr - '<'---'< -"' B.
pe- ur.;1rr t'r60 d. 80,
n,.f IT,, f me
oftb,tl ,,.,rl,o-. 49, ~ "''.'l ''''"A'se
r.',.t ,...,,.l. b, ,i..s.., re-. t.
~ '..i ..-. ''''n ''. n"N-
t
- M Z -i' e'fi'li NnA
,.tto.-, y, 20 ~ %, ''tN tinal'
Every QUE uho ,.ia Do h,i0of tlsas I'm, sin
h9' talN.s N,-ul iio5' ihc most .easanl, safe
r3'n.l so @s's' i.itni' ftnacf.s..
~ o.y w . ---' '~"'F4"" oT I"E
49, % ., -
' 'il'ts - -Np 'li.i 20 Ynlni ol
e'' ,'i.'s ga sDu s,' ~ 20 ~ o tho most pop
'' ,B,t avs p4..,-t ..
49, " = hN"' Ia 'hr.
"alNlls 4e-D o'- -is most tHiliN nrPrcd
~" M, -, nv, -". ~ l'.i.i f'o.s aHd
r,o -,' .' lf',. ~ .,e .i4i wii aei sr"o
'n' Ai'ft' t'naofet'' he"r's' t..r Hrawy Glands
Wy -. "a ."a' 20 pnis etn 'f 'tsca '1'
.t ~ ~, ID i,. COW ~,
aa lili' i.si. ,as. i,,, si .s.iis ,i,o8
,'e s.~e., az ,np'" strength 60 efey nerve aal
'''1e OF 70, 't.,- ,..,.,. ,,..,.
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WOODEN MANUFACTOkY.
fVhI unteri@nfd BE- fiep rf 20 receive Wool ilf
mtuuar.uuns Ay t.e rafd of up'a si-fcs, 60 the
nrw Wnnhn latfafs ft West NHals.
Cas,isigcrcs saiinrtts, Doc@l1ins,
odd tLANNLls mlnuiactufeltn order, be- the best
manrrr. q. A. WILSON.
Wta Cofair, Nor. 2, 1895. e1r
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The present criiic1l state Of European anlf- viii
fonde hege puhicltifns unusuily interesting during
/ lie forthcoming yeab IAey vIli Occuly middle
ground De ~oent The hastily written news items, crud
spcCpiaii0ns, aud ay rum1fs Of the daily journal,
andt pondeious Tome of she future historian, writ
I ten nfor the lnias interest aud excitement Of iho
great political events OF the TINE shall have ussod
way. ltis ihetc periodic as that renders must look
for tho only really intrigno and reliable history n
current events and As suc in ado iton 60 their wa
established literary scieuiidf, ani ihcol0g al char
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this involves very large outlay on our p1rt, we slu
ronlinca furnish the periodicals at tho law
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
FURNISHING GOODS

ofboui AND Desirable q, embracing nvey 'hi
necessary fora Genil'nan'- or y"uials Wardrobe.
DOR stock OF no E's GEC S'SgF.f's Us nsut
is the large aud most ru1lulete 80 ine tuuuty au
out constant aim TO fsrri-h tls bssf 6'afs tt th
lowest Pii,e. MICAH FRENCH,
llaaA of State Street
Montpelier, NaA -, le5j %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
no VERMONT FARMERS.
British Periodicals.
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PREMIUMS TO AEW sU8SCKI8rRSu

The London Quarterly, tConscr-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-09-21
NEW DRESS GOODS.

SCOTT n BROOKS have this day received Nov
- LAWNS, Dahages, MUSLlNS. MADONNi
LusIhss, BaRAGE, PRINTS. which no VERY
CHEAP for CASH.
Juae 25,
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PTscticsI and AnaIytlcaI tael INST Lowell, hass
Agent, for Manfpcl'rr--i RID p SMITH.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17
LIQUORS, &C.

A CHOICE SELECTION OF SHERRY; PORT, MA
"A dera slaret champagne and other wines, brandies
Scotch and Irish vhskey Jamaica rum schnspps Holland
and London cordial GIN Scotch ses, London and Dublin
porter ale porter for family use for SALE
WIN. II. UNDERHILLS, 43D Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION TO
attend store in the capacity Of ssleswomnn. good
reference, hrcqpised Address Or sPP'y AIS OssaAsa ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

RRANDIEs WINES, GINS, &C, in BOND; cLARETs
Cor sale United bonded warehouses for
exrort bond less the duties Braudies in half ppes
casks and octaves champagne various
L. II. SIMPSON SONS 10 Beaver street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-17

(ynoICE LONDON DOCK BRANDIEs, MADyIpAa
" pale and brown she7rics London ports min whravy
&c London porter Scotch aes. &C. kI whcb can be r.,
lea upon "a iure Tor medical table Fulton VIA,
Vsuitt ~ Fulton Sweet -
Is, aEsstNGEs 4 CO, Iupo,ts,s.