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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-07
OATS OATS OATS,

IN nm Bushels warted immediately for which
~ oOO Cash will be paid on delivery. Depot
Store n. q. Square. FULLEK& SMITH.
August 20ih, is55.
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SEVERY d HOWARD,
COLLINS a. PIERCE.

DRUGGISTS, Montpelier. General Wholesale Agents
for NetnYui, Soid ~ A. T. BlGELpW. Harra 4.
A. g.. SPEAR, hnfIfaeion J. 4. BINGHAM, r.
Johus5ury q. e.. KELLAM, ifa.bursh. 5s;dS Won
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As u Family Physic,

RADMA : REGULATORS are the mos innoceni,
safe, Pheasant aud mud pills 10 Ties are guics
and certain for CustWenrss, Int eestlnn, LAYER
Complaint, Kidrey Com llain, Janadice Head Achsr,
Nefvoushoss, Neitnchniy, Diseases ai the BLADDER,
FEMALE DIFtICULTIES,
Leucouhg. tieuf Albus, Whites, and Irregularities
OF all kinds.
BILIOUS DISEASES.
Bile on the si"mnuh. Bilious thnic Enlargcment II
the Spleen, sud all Chsunie affections Vi Tue Liver
and Kidneys.
Il. X. REMEDIES are sold by Druggists every
where. NADWAN a co.,
lh2 Fulton stfeei, up stairs
For sale by COLLINS - PIERCE, Montpelier, aud
dfuaalsfs generally I5.euynIv
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NOI'ICE.

~ N. BRIGHAM ND. homeopathic Phy.ie,su
aud surgeon, having changed his fesidenee from
self ia praetiee with Dr. T. G. Taplu is now prepared
TO answer ali calls 10 tbs various Departments Of his
opposite the Academy.
Montpelier, July /, 1855 AZ; 6u,.
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TO VERMONT FARMERs.

'l'HE SUBSCRIBER ohershis Farm for sale, in ;he
to~nof 81. Armand. essex County, New \ ork. Of
400 Acres tile indispgtablsi about as acres ian,
proved; well ieneed we'll witeIed by springs brooks
and the aver sarnnac. II Is pleasanty situated on
both banks Of said dsei or miles below the lower
saranac Lake. More than half !. interval There IL
eomio'tnbie iog house on the farm, good well OF
so water neAr he door, nd log barn mailna..e.
daily from Ausshle Forks to saransc Lake and ance
week fiom the Nesi and south East. The Posi- Oaies
Is one mile distant. The Farm is a new one IN v,as
been occupied hui our years, end has ahunda.ea -
lumbef, such a. Pine, Spruce and Cedar. new bed
OF iron bfe has feeeniy been O the
issarm. The Sho'e vii. be sold on rms
OIL dashed, la of loo aeres on which STE the
s.. FOR luriher particulars addressths ssbserbor
safanse Lake, Esssr county, New Y.ik
t5:ii f.FMuFIkNAPP
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SALTS 1000 BUsHELs.

CoNsisffNG ofLissrpool, Turks Isiandsnd Cadis
~ salts, nav unloading from ~. car. which We sail
FULLER A. SMITH.
Augu>tenih. 3a
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PAPERS.
BOOK BlNipIIRY.

Pnmphiets, MngaEinds, &c, bound 10 nny siJ Ie De
sired.
Custome - sending their orders fof Probate, Town
oro,h.r Records, ieufnas, Dockots. or hoess ruled
md hund to uy pattern whatever may rely upon
ceiving perfurt Satisfaction.
NJ. r.. Davis, who-e accuracy and wotkmanship IN
thi. branch Of business ha- bera isvoraDl, ino~n
for.everaI yraf. pest, viii give ihi. department his
particular AT. ntion. NJ. WALTON.
10 the Store 40 long occupied by E.r Walton n Z.
r. Walton A. sous.
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NEW STOCK
R | CHI FALL GOODS.
J. G.. EMERY.

A. received bis new goods ior the FALL. and
- WINTER trade comprising more exleasiya
Hnd 'eauiiiul assortment, thai he hns ever h,le of
Tered. consisting II CARPETS Of bsHuilini COLORS
and ptslGNS, IA VkLNETs, TAPESTRlE, thee
PLY SJPEhfiN YES and all the lower grade.
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Voluntary Testimony

We, the subscfihcfs, icsidenu Of fleminF'un, DO
hereby ceuit, that are we'll acqualnisd via IT. }.
u shcuck. he wac attacked ~ diseasct which, ~
We believe. tefniaat.d 10 PtInonaty tunsunpiioo
under The operation OF Which, he was feducei - l"~
al he uushlo tu leave hs bed for long time ana
20 n appearance past teraVefY. Ito BE- now pc =
fecfly wei-his cough and fever have len him, and W.
feel Justified ~ tccl Httnr % belief. that these
salua, ehect. have resulted ihs OF the Pol
monte yfup-
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Peas. Pencils, tukst-nds. Ladies snd SCHOOL,
Travelling tnksiAnIs GUILE. Sand, :. nd Bo,es,
Wafer--white, uanspafehi rnd t.n ''e"ets'Amps,
Iud.itblo Ink. Eiasres. SEALING Wax,
Ladies, Note ard Leuei Paper, ruled and unruIed,
Gilt and rlatu Euvelopesto mstch-scme erirai
Pen Knives. Wafer Boxes. Port foios, Port Monies,
Gard Gases Cards Of alt Kinds, Visiting and Came,
Wedding Cards aud Cake Boses,
B,isol Board--aii rires and thioknesses,
Drawirg Papers-ffom Capt 10 Super Royal,
BooDet Boa 3D. straw Baard Rindm's Junk Board,
t,,It surfaced and Nsfhied Papct.
large lot Of the best I.NM 10 Quart. Pint 4or and
school Boules, Writing Books. States Of ail"-
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Flu RI IT IL RE

10 unusual yanrt, and styles. PAkLoR SETS IN
DAMArk, PLUSH. and HAIR CLOTH, MAHoGA
NY andPAlNTtn CHAMBER suits, MARBLE Tor
TOILET BUREAUS, aud CENT Il T NBl.E~ aAd a
yety full stock Of Mahos ny and " snui ~OFAS,
kut kiNI and PARl.pR CHAINS, CENTER and
SIDE TABLES, EXTENSION DINING TABLE.
ana almost every thing ~hich heip- mtke well .oec
ted, and a.-uis ID slork Of House furnishing soais
oN Al aud PLAIN GILT, ROSE WON and MA
A A
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HQcEAREIAYD'S
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot

No. l45 PfW Street, baltimore,
directly Opposite the United States llotcl,)
XTTE are extensively engaged in the man
w uflctur. of Salamantlrr Safes. suitable.
for Banks. Merchants. Jewellers and business
men generally. who desire to procure an arti
81. of that urolitv which will in tI,r most try
in1r fire. prove a true and reliable insurance
against the ravaees of the flames. Wherein
books and other yaluoblcs have been urcscry-
cd srcurn miJst IN. fire Inv which thrv war.
wr,nnnd and AMONGST tbr burninr ru;ns
where for IS hours onr Safes have lnin nrr-
serving thnir contents unscorcbrd
o,r cr ,,, ,,,,l, ,+ ,,nr,l,, o.. call h,
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BREADsTrrFs IN THE UNITED STATES
Hunts Merchants Magazine thus speaks Of
me trade in brcadstuGs that will open at the
commencement Of navigation the spring:
"Nhen the'spring opens the canals and the
lakes a stream Of brcadstuGs will set towards
the Old World in uninterrupted flow. The
ground sown is the most extensive ever under
culture within our limits, and if there be no
Night on our harvest we can feed the nations
of Europe so far as they may need beyond
their own production. Previous to the COM
ming forward Of tho new the stores of old
which have accumulated at the various points
Of inland shipment, will be sent forward, and
that which was boarded during the fall, when
high price was offered for it in vain, will
be sold far below the rates now currcnt.''
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1;)ostrpp.
tent.

BY ALICE CARY,
Ny house is low and small,
But behind n row Of trees,
catch the golden fail
OF the sunset ia the seas.
And Il stone wall hanging white,
With the roses Of the May,
Were less pleasant to my sight
Than the l.!..ng Of to-day.
From brook II hcifer drinks,
Fit field ofpasturc ground,
With wild violcts and pinks
For Il border all around.
Ny house is small and low,
l'nt the willow by the door
Doth cool, deep shadow throw,
In the summer, on my door,
And in long and'rainy nights,
When the limhs Of leaves are bare,
| can, sec tin wiu,.ow lights
or the homcstcads other where.
Ny house. is small and low,
But with pictures such as these,
or the meadow and the row
or illuminated trees;
And the hcifrr IS she drinks
From the frld Of meadow ground,
With the violctS and liinks
For n border all around -
Let me never, foolish, pray
For 4 vision wider spread,
But, c"ntrntrd. only say,
Give me. Lord, my daily bread.
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COM MERCIAL COLLEGE.
No, l27 Baltimore St., baltimore, ]

No, l27 Baltimore St., baltimore, I'D.
FINI[IS Ins tuition presrns superior facilities to
i young men DESTROYS of obtaining practical
business educ tion.
The course of study embraces Double Entry
Bookkeeping as practically applied to the man
agcmcnt of Mere ntilc. Bank. Manufacturing and
Steamboat Books Business Penmanshp and Mcr
camille Computations familiar Lectures Com
m"rc Il Law: upon the subjects of Bills of Exchans.
Promissory Notes. Contracts Partnerships &c
The exercises are all strictly practical, being de-
duccd from actual business trans ,ctions and 50
completely combnc practice with theory hat stu
ents on completion OF the course are in every re-
pest competent to conduct on scientific principles
ny set Of Double Entry Books. The Students have
access tot Commercial Library. procured expressly
or their accommola ion. There is also att ,chcd to
he College. IL Reading Room. where may be found
all the leading Daily Papers from various parts Of
The Union
Examinations arc hell at stated periods and Dip
Tomas awarded to those found competent to repre-
sent the ms tuition in mercantile capacity.
Usual length of,ime to complete the who's course
from eight to ten weeks
Tuition for the term, $40. For particulars write
and receive circular by IN ill. Aug % Nv
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Nlislr!la,,e1,,s.

YlRrrElS MAN.--Wc love to believe there
is moral goodness than depravity in human
mature. When we sec one tear of pity drop
from the eye. it gives US more pleasure than
would the finding of diamond. There is
gocdncss-rcal and unsclfsh-in the heart.
and we have often seen it manifest itself
real and nsllGSh-in the heart, and we have
often Seen ii manifest itself to the making
Of a scene Of sorrow the vcSt:bulc of heaven.
For him who is always picking out flaws in
in his neighbours character, We have no SYM
pathy. He reminds us of those birds which
resort to dead and dccaycd limbs of trees to
feast on the worms. In the characters of
most men we shall find more good than evil,
more kindness than hate-and why should
we pick out the flaws, and pass over the
sterling trats'6f characters? We hold this
TO lie the true doctrine: to portray real good
ncss and hold il up TO the gaze and admira-
ton of all, while We suffer the evil to remain
in the shade and die. If every picture of
human nature were only pure and beautiful,
we are inclined to believe that We should lave
thousands Of such characters living and low
ing around us.
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A, D. CIR d w.

Wholesale AND RETAIL GROCER.
No. 90 .Nwket st., WILMINGTON, DEL
GROCERIES CAEAP FOR CASH.
1NIIE subscriber having on hand al his Store
! Nc. 50 Market ST., large aud scneral as
Sortmcni Of fresh and well selected Groceries.
takes this method Of informing the citizens Of
Elkion and Cecil county generally, that he will!
sell them as cheap as they can be Bought
either in Wilmington or Philadelphia market
and respectfully solicits call from such as may
want goods in his line, before purchasing else
where. Also, w ines Il F1iuGOrs.
Always on hand in Choice variety. Consist
ing in part OF
LIQUORS,-oft the first and medium quality
old Cognac Brandy. do pale do, jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Holland
Gin.
WINES.-Maderra Port, Tcncrille, Sherry.
Lisbon, and Sweet Ma lana.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAIIELA Whiskcy, and
Wine BitteIs. ANDREW J. CROW,
No. SO Market ST., doora above Miler's
June 80, 6m. Hotel, Wilmington, Del.
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NOW NOTnINGS IN NIRGINEA.-Thc
ni:l"ond Post, the organ of the Know Moth
I@s &ays:-"We learn from source in
5" jnh We place the most implicit confidence,
j"'t .lorc are already, in Eastern Virginia,
a2VDV iaenhers of the Know Nothing order.
li,a many there arc in the West we do not
know, We learn from kanawha that there
arc 1000 in that county alone We learn
from kanawha that there are now 900 in
Nythe, and that the weekly increase is trc-
nrndous. In the strongest Democratic coun-
lies in the West the Know Nothings arc the
strongest. But they are strong everywhere.
All over Western Virginia, the flame is carry
ing everything before it, as inevitably as a
fire on prairie"
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WHAT IT COSTS. -According to Mr.. Bright
member Of the British Parliament, the cost
to England Of maintaining an armament in
the field, or on the water, is $1,000 per man;
or as Mr.. Bright puts it, that war is another
rent to be paid by every one in the kingdom,
equal to the rent he pays for his house. Each
Of the tcn-inch shclls thrown by the Allies in
the siege Of Sebastopol, costs, it is said, eos,
about 1926.
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Slorx 1NnIANs.-An expedition of four
regiments, consisting of about four thousand
troops, it is said, will start from Fort Lcav-
cnworth during the spring, on an expedition
against the Sioux Indians. Gen. w. S. liar
ncy, L. S. army, will command the military
cNped ton. The Kansas Herald says he will
give months notice to all Indians beyond
Fort Laramie to leave the country, and after
that time, all he finds he will make an exam
nlr Of
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EIGH PRICE FOR FLoUR.-Mcssrs. .Thos.
Branch 4 Son, of Petersburg, Va, scld re-
Gently fifty barrels Of -four, belonging to Mr.
p. C. Burlss, of Liberty, at Sll, Sl1.5O and
So per barrel making an aggregate Of Sill
90 for the lot.
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Mems and Boys Clothing.

EVERYBODY should embrace this opportu
u nifty to buy clothing for Men and Boys, at
GEORGE CULLN"S
Chcap Clothing Establishment,
5. E. Cor. Market and Second Sts., Philada.,
Embracing choice of the Best, Most Desira-
Bile. and Fashionable Dress AND Frock Goats,
Habit Cloth do, Linen Drilling do, Twecds,
&C.. with a great variety Of
BOYS CLOTHING. consisting of sack coats,
polka jackets, monkey jackets. vests and round
jackets, made oftwced, linen drilling, cloth,
alpaca, k"iSrymcre, docshin, sc.
FURNISHING GOODS. consisting OF Shirts,
Stocks, Handkerchicls, &C., all Of which are
offered at The forrest possible cash prices, and as
cheap as any other Clothing Store IN the Union
OJrParens who desire BOYS CLOTHING arc
earnestly invited to examine the Stock.
t5-Counlry Storckeepers can be accommo-
dated al very low rates. GEO. CULlN,
S. +. Cor. Market and Second Sts.,
Apr 1y PHlLAnELPIIIA.
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Guns, Ammunition 81 Fishing Tackle.
.s0HES FAss4EsEfe,

n. T.. Cor. WohW ard SccodA SIS, Phiiodu.
NIANIFACTIEER. Importer and WholcS ,lc
W and Retail Dealer in Shot. Guns RIFLES. Pts
tolls. Fishing Ia. klc. and al! kinds of Sporting
Apparatus. t"gc her wi Ii general assortment of
MATERIALS FOR Gun MAKERS.
all of which. and such Other articles US belong to
his lin" of business. will he sold ~ low MS IN Dc
afforded by any establishment in tn" United States
In test of his skill 5 nanuf lcturcr The Frank
lin ln#ituc ofPhilndcl pha. his awarded to him
since $50. two ccrt ttcS. six silver medals and
one rec II Premium; end in ISL tn" rryStnl Pal
of New York. awarded d" him u medal the only
olc awarded for shot Guns and Ria = in the nj cd
States
krdcrs Sporting Anc' Totes. Illustrative of
certain yali attic: of american & me W tn ZEN llk-
on the character Of The Dog, Field Dog. Woodcock
Snipc. Rail. Partridge. pu:k ard Pigeon III itch
shooting on the Rice Fun ing or Reed Bird, Gra-S
p"rcr. Rul-h"ad al or Sold N hlovcr. Canvass Back
am Red Headed Duck, American Wilgcon. Scaur
buck and Canadian Goosc.--Pricc 81
Adj lrcss JuiiN kRIbER.
Aug 90 Nv Second and Walnut, phil#da
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WM. PINhNEY EWING,


-II7URNET 1T LIT.
HFATING returned from the West, and
Il L permanently located in Elkton. will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted to
him
~ ilirp-with Hon. Alexander Evans.
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FRENCH TRUSSES,
WEIGHING LESS THAN - OUNCES.

FOR THE CURE OF HERNIA OR RUPTURE
A CkNOW LEDGED by the highest medical an
l. horitics of Phil delphi incompar'hly supe.
ri"r to any other in us. sufferers VIII he graticl
to learn that the occasion offers TO procure not
only the ightcst and most easy. but rs dur1 bic II
Truss any other. in leu Of he cunbrous AND I'M
comfort bic article usually soil. There is no diff
Guilty attending the ii ting. and when the pad is To-
Gated it will retain its position without change.
Persons nj distance un .hle TO ell ON he sub
scribcr, can have the Truss sent any address by
rcnitting FIVE DoILARS for the single Truss. or
TEN for the doub!e-wth measure round tho hips.
and sitting side effected. 1t will be exchanged 10
suit if not fitting. by returning it at once unsoiled.
For Sale only By tho imrOrtor.
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70 NorNG MnN.-Rt solve to do something
useful honorable, dutiful, and do it hear ily
Repeal the thought that you can and there
fore may live above labor. and without work
Among the most Iitful Objects of society.
is the man whose mind has ben trained bv
cluca,ion--who has learned how to think.
and know the value of his immortal powers,
a'.ll with all these noble faculties cultivated
and prepared for an honorable activity,
ignohly sits down to notLng-with influence
or the public mind-wiih no interest in the
concerns Of his ncishborhood to be regarded
as dronc, without object or character, with
efforts to put forth to h,l the right or defeat
tie wrong. Who can think with any calm
nest OF such miserable Greer And howev-
CT it may be with YOU in active enterprise,
never permit your influence to be in hostility
to the Christian poet you may truthfully say
that.
" II your country stand not by your skill,
It least youriolcs have not wrought her fall
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s'ssg;Ai' FOR CASE.

FENliE subscribers are prepared to sell
Il Coffee. white and brown Sugar, black and
green Tea. Mula>Svs, Pepper, Rice, Spices.
coarse and fine Salt, Tobacco, Bacon, Lard,
Muckcrsl Shad, Herring, Cheese, Soap and
Candles. with general assortment of Gr"cr-
rios at Philadelphia and Baltimore prices; for
cash. or in exchange for wheat. corn, oats.
rye. potatoes, butter, eggs, poultry, and all
kinds Of country produce, at the North East
Depot, by SlOI L FORD.
North East, aug u
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GOLDEN PILLS,

+ have been appointed the Sole Agent for
Il Dr.. j. Dnponsos Goiden Peiioiicoi Pits
for FEMALES, intaliblc in correcting irrcg-
ularitics, and removing distractions Of
monthly turns, cor Mcnsis) from whatever
cause.
These Pills cannot be had OF any other
Store in Drlawarc; but persons sending by
mail or otherwise, a letter containing ONE
DOLLAR, will have Il box sent as they may di-
rect Applications for Sub Agencies must
be directed to me, and | will then advertise
them to prevent fraud Or imposition.
A. WALTON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Dec l6 3m' No. 81 Mu,het 81, Wilmington.
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TO sipDGsTSNEEA.
NEW GOODS, SEPT. 1854
oga WHEAT BARGAINS!

A RE to be had at ASKS, nearly opposite the
n Fountain Inn. Main Street, Elkton, Md.
You Farmers who are getting high prices Tor
grain 90 with the crowd there to lay in AL stock
OF Clothing. Cloths SatinctS. Flannel. MGsnS.
Boots shoes. Has Caps and Groceries, all would
o well to call and sec them. loct I. 7l
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ALEXANDER EVANS,
sSH.,snnY al rsNx

MAY be found at the Office to which he has
vi lately removed. opposite the store Of
William Torbcrt. E>u.. in the building re-
Gently occupied as the Post Office; or II tho
Office adjoining Ms residence, El!;t"n. Mary
land. april -, 81.
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i2ENIOV AL.

TG7IE subscriber bcgS leave to inform his
Il friends AMI the Public generally, that hj
has moved to the Store House formerly &C.
cupicd by james Denny. Esq, whcro he will
be pleased to sec his old customers and all
those who wish to purchase cheap Goods.
SAMUEL Ii. MILLER.
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A. RS.

Il AIDES FURS in great variety, and at
IL prices mach lower than the same quality
retails for in the c!ties, for Saio by
MOVIE u. GAOA'N, JR.
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@ Leather, Trimmings
E,slJsssssSwER AND FINDINGS.
HaAYNsRsD 4 ROSE,

y. i. Corner Chcapsidc and Lombard Street.
BALTIMORE MD.--DEALERS IN
PATENT LEATHER, SATIN FRANCOIS.
FRENCH CALF SKINS. | ITALIAN CLOTHS.
CITY do do LASTING.
OAK SOLE LEATHER, MOROCCO of all kinds
liEMl.OCk do BINDINGS.
BtFF UPPER do silk ana Cotton LACES
III fF HORSE do FINDINGS GENERG
. Also. always on hand. lasgc assortment Of
WATER FRpoF.C CORK SpLES, which will be sold
at Factory pric.s
Merchants and others visiting the city. would do
well to call on lis before purch sing elsewhere Our
stock is fresh and has been selected with c"n-dcr,-
bic pains in order procure the most suitable arti-
Gle for The trade generally. Orders from the
as il HE buyers visited the city themselves.
JAMES \. MAYNARD. Curricr
p. ROSE. ofthc late firm of Darraush & Rus"
Aup y I'm
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CALEB IT. NEEDNEF

Cor Twelfth & Racn Streets. Philadelphia.
- Ladies, requiring the benent of Mech lneal
supports owing 70 dcrangr mcnt of the internal
monary hyspept c. Nervous and spinal Weakness
are informed mat u compc cent and experienced
Lana will lc in attendance attendance at the looms.
tset apart for their exclusive Lgc.I No la TWELFTH
st, ltt doc. below k.ce. June y ~