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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

The School teiiclg, No. ,, Vol. &, (ior Feb
ruary,l has been received from The sane pub.
fishers. This Magazine for the young is
particularly noticeable for the beauty Of the
illustrations and the excellence OF the paper
aud printing. In these particulars, tho young
folks are better served than any publisher
serves older people. Tms ID charming
little Fellow" every way ~ year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01
To the Republicans ofthe Uni
ted States.

Ia accordance with what appears to be the
reueral desire Of the Republican party, and
al the suggestion Of a large portion of the
Republican press, the undersigned, Chair
men Of tho State Republican Committees Of
Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, indiana and
Wisconsin, hereby invite the Republicans OF
the Union to meet in informal Convention at
Pittsburgh, on the 22nd of February, 1856,
for the purpose Of periecting the National
Organization, and providing for National
Delegate Convention Of the Republican par
ty,at some subsequent day, to nominate can
didates for the Presidency and Vice Presi-
dency, to be supported at the election III No.
vembe,, 1856.
A. p. SroNE Of Ohio.
DAVID WiLMoT Of Pa.
LAWRENCE BaAtNERD ofVt
] u. GooDRioB Of Mass.
WIN. A. WBiTE of Wis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

Annual Meeting Of The State agricultural
Soe'eiy adjourned 10 FEB. q, 1916. This
meeting wlIl be held in the Court House in
Mlddlebory, on the 9th of February, 1886
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Officers to be chosen,
&c. Managers meeting evening previous
at 6 o'clock. +. uOLBROOK, Pres.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

o." We are sorry to say, that c. II. HAY.
DEN, Esq, has been compelled by i'll health
to relinqush the Rutland HeraH which is
now published by Geo. A. futile & Co -
Should returning health warrant, Mr. Hay
den will resume the editorial We wish il
much, for his sake, aud tot the profession, of
which he is an ornament.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

Wisconsin Assembly of this State.
on tuesday, the 18th ult., decided byI u
unanimous vote IN favor of the right of the
Republican claimant 10 his seat from the
Maupacca district. This is an important de-
cision. Upon II will probably turn the ques-
ton as to who is the legal Governor of that
State. This, it will be remembered. is the
district IN which Barstow, the Loco Foco can.
ddate, was returned as having twice as ma,
by votes ms there were inhabitants inclusive
OF women aud children Mr.. Brunquesl. the
Loco Foco candidate for the Assembly had
the certificate of the Board of Cauyassers,
but was secuted as it deserved to be by u.
nanimous vote Of the Assembly, in which the
Democrats have a clear majority.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

FTe.-On Tuesday morning last, the barn
shed and nearly all Of the dwelling house
located in the north part of this village, and
owned by an Industrious Frenchman named
Chambo, was destroyed by fro. Insured in
the Vermont Mutual.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

o. The Freeman is anxious TO sell out
to the Waterman. We are not ready to
buy it on any conditions. If II will take
reliable stand aud act with US, we shall be
content with good friend and neighbor.
and wish II well. If not, we shall find the
most profit in mol buying that establishment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

The Message The correspondent of the
Tribune vigorously charlc'erlzns the Presi-
dents message rs A." intensely border ruff ,n. -
Hv goes ON 10 soy;
In this unprecedented document Mr.
Pierce grossly assiils Gov. Rseder denoun.
ces The Emgrant AID Society, upholds the
Border Rudiin Legislature and ITS enact.
ments, declares the free State movement to
be treasonible, AMI proposes that Congress
shall originate a movement for the organzl-
ton OF Kansas Ms Safe under border ruf
fan auspices. lie Is utterly silent with re-
gard TO the Missouri raid on Lawrence, and
the bordern ruff IN murders Of Dow, Barber.
and others. SO base a docnment never till
now emanated from the White House"
The correspondent Of the N. Y Courier
and Enquirer expresses the same opinions
The Presidents Message on Kansas af-
fairs is simply a sectional prosavery mani
festo, which only aggravaies existing disor-
der Southern men complain that it endJrs
es Sqnatter Sovereignty. Northern men de-
nounce It as magnificent attack on the free
State settlers"
The New York Times is equally explicit
in It's condemnation. 1t says:
"The Presidents Message on Kansas af.
fairs excites no apprehensIons, and will not
tnghten the Banks men from their fealty, as
was hoped. The President has ample means
already at command TO preserve order in Kan
sas. If he deems the case critical, he will
? owe u by eitectlng the organization of the
House"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

The Providence Tribune says: We
learn that several of the insurance compa-
MES, IN this State have resolved not To insure
buildings, any part Of which are occupied for
the sale of intoxicating drinks, or for gamb-
ling purposes
How is It with our Vermont Companies
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

Killed Mr.. John Chambers, station agen Mt
at Sharon, was so injured on Monday last
IN Stacking cars, that he survived but shorI
time. He was worthy man, aged about
sixty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

The Presidents Private Secrettry was
then again announced, with message in
writing, if It was the pleasure OF tho House
to receive II.
The reading Of the message the same az
that sent to the Senate) was ordered by %
majority, and it was laid on the table.
Adjourned.
SATURDAY, Jan. %.
SENATE.-The Senate was not in ses-
sion.
liousE--Mr. Dunn of Ind. offated the
following resolutions;
LIST. That no man shall be elected speak
er who does not fully and heartily sympa-
thise with large majority of the people Of
the country for the restoration Of the Mis-
sour Compromise, or will hesitate 10 exert
himself for the restoration of that reslric-
ton.
ID The restrictions shoul be restore as
proper indication of the wisdom, patriot
ism and pllghted honor Of the great states
men who imposed Il as the necessary and
certain means of reylving harmony and con
cord among the States of the Union
Sd. Useless and factious agitation Of the
slavery question, in or out OF Congress, is
unwise and unjust in every section of the
Union; but until the restriction Is restored,
it is solemn duty we owe to the past, pres
ent and future, steadily and firmly to persist
in the efforts to the end.
The first resolution was rejected by one
majority, and the second resolution was
adopted by one majority, and the third was
rejected by three majority.
Mr. Fuller of Pa. offered resolution de-
claring any agitation Of the slavery question
unwlse and unjust to a portion OF the Amer-
can people, Injurious to every section, and
ought not tu be cnuntcnanced. Adopted by
one majority.
Mr.. Meacham Of VI. offered a resolution
that ia the opinion of the House, the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise was an exam.
Pile for useless and iactous agitation of the
slavery question, and that It was unwlse aud
unjust To the American people.
Adopted by los against . ), and wlthou I
taking ballot the House adjourned.
MoSDAY, Jan. %.
SENArE.--.Wiliam Biger, the newly
elected Senator from Pennsy wanna, took his
seat.
Mr. Fitzpatrick gave notice that to.mor-
row be N ,uld move to proceed 10 the cleo
ton Of Printer
Mr. lass addressed the Senate, on the
subject of Central American affairs, alIud-
ing to tho remark Of the National lr,elligen-
Ger that this country might be drifting into
difficulties. lie said That he did not believe
it. lie thought the ship Of State was on ils
true course, and the pilot doing his duty.
Mr.. Cass used strong langu ge denuncia-
tory of the position assumed by the British
Government, relative to the protectorate in
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

o. The .Norihfe!d Star has again chang
ed hands. Mr.. Woodwork resumes his for.
mer pace.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

While the Clerk was calling tn roll for
the election Of q speaker, The doorkeeper an
nounced message from the Presden, OF
the United States
Mr. Campbell, Of Ohio, objected to its re-
cepuon.
Sudden excitement sprung mp al over the
Hall, various gentlemen demanding to know
the character of The communication.
Amid the turbulence, Mr.. Orrs voice was
heard, expressing hope that the Presidents
Private Secretary might be- permitted to
state his errand. Cries" Go on with the
election sc
Mr. Cnige claimed the right TO be heard
lie said he would let the gentlemen know
that be was not to be put down by their
noises.
Mr. Paine 80" In the name of God and my
country, | am ashamed of these proceed
Ing,'
Mr. Cnige-" Mud | am ashamed 10 hive
colleague who objects 20 the exercise Of
my rights Renewed moderation "Or.
der" call the ru.l.' &C., &C. Intense ex-
cIeinent prevailed
Mr.. alge, quiet being partially restored.
made hls pnut lie sud they had right TO
know who the messenger IS. and what hl-
business was here Renewed cries of
Order order" &c
Me- Campbell, OF ohio, made his point.
saying nothing was 10 order, excepting the
election of a Speaker.
Nc Stephens moved that the message be
received, and demanded the previous quss.
ton.
Humphrey Marshlll-"l second IL"
Messrs. Craige and Campbell Withdrew
their points The latter declaring he still
inaintalned hls objection
Mr. Stephens motiou was agreed TO by 33
majority.
The result of the l24lh vote for Speaker
was then declared as follows -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01

The American Almanac gives the follow
ing as the total population OF the globe - Al,
nca, lOJuO0,OOOi America, 577OG,S62
Asa, 09bOOOOOOi Australia, l,445,O0O
Gurofe, l63,5l7,52 Polynesia, SOC, 900
Total, 050, 100 413.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-01
putnam's Monthly New York, Dix & Ed

PutnGm's Monthly New York, Dix & Ed
munds
The February number OF this excellen,
monthly is welcomed all the more warmly
for failure IN receiving the preceding mum
ber A very interesting paper on the VISIT
Of Washington to Boston, slxty-slx years a.
go, heads the list OF sixteen articles exclu
sive of ediutoral notices. The number is
one Of The very best SO per year.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-24
CONLEY & JOHNSON.

aruc2ssozs 20 AcLrRs hoosH
No 10 Bread street, and Ne 81 soath Market street,
NAsnvEILE, Eenn.
MANUFACTURES af Tn, Copper ana kAsst isan wasss
WI inead tespins eonstAnsl hAnd Al kins q coos
lsz aad hssuug Stoves onAGsaiA, aad Piaia AAnsls
1TAiss, &C, Ac -
Also Az taas = Copper aad ssss Ire Vert ioas lss
steambea kolas Maa. taFnaoes. foundgss. sseiarien
9 ths osy. laal4-iy
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IRON RAILING AND
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.

IhUH dAlL1Nu AND
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
NHE subscribers prepared TO I'll orders Of any amour
i for IRON WORK, such f q
Railings for Public and Private Parks. Gardens,
Steps, Verandahs, Balconies Cemetery Lots, &c,
Also. IRON STAIRS, DOORS, SHUTTERS, sETrEEs,
CHAIRS, TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDS GATES
FOUNTAINS &c. They pay particular attention
ing CEMETERY LOIS and PARKS having the largest
sortment Of Patterns Of any establishment Tie country
are enabled to please the most astidous In ArchI
teets or Builders in any part Of the Uai0n wanting Iron
work by sending drawings will receive the estimate for
coat OF work. and will furnish any their de
signs or drawings that mag be desired
Persons Wishing articles Of manufacture BY address
Ing US few lines stating for what purpose win be furnished
with printed designs by return mail with the prices
e1 All orders sent US will receive prompt attention. and
the work finished and fitted in the best manner packed
IN boxes for safe carriage, HOOD A Co,
--- . e 12l North Tenth Street,
And Broad and Ridge Avenue,
uoV24-trw4m RdeIphia.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS,
JUST PUBLISHED,
rHE HOWARn ASSnCIATION. Philn..

NE HUNAEGW ANoUNI IAEEUIV9 EHIEHss
ID EP0RT ON sPERMAT0RRH0EA, or Seminal Weakness,
IL Impotence the Vice Of 0nanis MasuT baton Self
Abuse and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs with
count Of the and deeepons Of Qnae and valuable
Advice to the Afflicted, By GEO. R. CALHouS, u. D. Consult
ing Surgeon OF the Howard Association Philadelphia Pa
benevolent Institution, established BY special endowment
Tor the relief Of the cF and distressed aiced with Vru
lent and Epidemic Diseases" copy Of the above Report
viii be seat BY mail (n sealed enveope) Free Of Charge
on the reeepO Two STAMPS for postage. Address Dr. GEO
z. CALHOUN No. South NISrs st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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PH1LADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

WARRANTED to stand 10 per cent more are -
w than any Herring's eafes in use, and sold at AL
the same prices. Also, Iron Shutters Sash - W
and Doors for Banx Vaults and S0bb
StOrcs. Also, Patent Slate Lined Refrig.
Orators s warranted goood and cheap any the
country, by EVANS WATSON, No. &c South 4.h street
Philadelphia, Pa. Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks and
all the celebrated Locks furnished when required w. O.
the above. ravS-Iy
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No. 4s Dey st New York.

SMITHs sELF-ADJUSTING STOCKS, TIES and
- CRAVATS-lhe only premium awarded by the Amer
lean Institute their lat- Pair at the crystal Palace
sELF-ADJUsrhG STOCKS was TO p. y. SMITH, MAnuiAe-
turrr, No. IS Dey o., New York
Merchants viii hnd greatly 10 their advantage 20 call
and examine Smiths extensive assortment Of htte very
fashionable Arc Tor tie ntes Crest drcements will be
ong ed 10 g0bbcrs fcm Wrstrrn and Southern cities.
feerence ~ h,d nearly al u the drselass Job
hing HOdscs Of New York q y. ianT-
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IMPORTANT
TO H0UsEKEEPERs AND DEALERS.
Thc hope MILLS,
Il Fulton Street and = Beekman Street, New York,
Principal Office, 1o3 Front Street, New York,
Factory, Nos &C. 81 so Hudson Streets Jersey City
THE PROPRlEToRs or THIS LONG AND WELL
l. KNOWN
Coffee and Spice Embellishments,
Continue 10 prepare the hest PhnrmRCuei ical
Powders In use, for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT, TEA
AND OTjER CAKFS, &c. They aisO prepare Mustard,
Cocoa aud many other articles Of day every family,
which they offer uuor the most reasonable terms Cata
logues sent to dealers who request them
K. u. &J g. ISHAM.
n B.-Consumers advised TO inquire for HOPS Mus
ces. Aug2-IY
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From S. NJ PETTINGILL & co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
ll9NassaU Street, NEW YORK,
W. --e And No. 10 State street, BosToS.
p Co. Agents FOR the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United satesand
II
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Preserve your Fruit! Preserve your Fruit!
DRANFWHITFs Patent self-sealinp Air TIGHT

DRANEWHITES Patent self-sealing Air Tight
ID Can This useful ingenious cheap cas- having been
thoroughly tested is offered 10 the pubic With the
that be relied the erfecy air tight in
the The top OF this drawn between the surface
and Of The met4ic cap forming perfectly
Joint without the ana III pens
ing with the usual mode Of soldering the cap the outside Of
the
This CAP de OF metallic sub tance which cannot affect
the the Every Is warranted. Sold by all
dea tn country. Sole manufacturer and Agent for the
city o. New York, csc uUDGErrS l5S WIluamsi.
For 10 manufacture Bran whites Patent Can ia other
places, pp.y 70 A. CONGEH Co, 845 Broadway, New
YORK. march D
ATANTEO- Agents to sci. Van Andens Portable Writing
w Case ami Cor yng Press. II does all the work OF
Power ami much quicker and better. It weghs eLt
ouu,es and eau eut by r Price Of single case 81 80
ier, Inducements sGerrd Agents Fer rarticuur ap
ply ty letter otherwise, d. H. MuaoTd l67 Bro dwAy,
New York marchI
II C0ETENE,'F g. co., Importers Of French and
L other European Goods, No. As Broad street.
Eug3l 55
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Sweet Oranges.


n BARREls Of the bet that has been Ia tie marks
" lhis season. Dor sale hy
s-rf Js.Ac ROBERTSON
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CHEAEs GAS LIGHT.
THE BrNZ0LE GAS LIGHT COMPANY are prepared
10 furnish Portable Gas Machines suitable for Manufac
tories Stores, Dwelling Houses, Seamhoas Railroad Sta
TONS &C. These Mach warranted give sasftc
tion. they manuf4c ur"d under 3 T. McDougas Pat
ent, and the only that vii operate well in cold
weather The Light produc is hall cheaper than Coal
Ca and less than the comInonsst Talow Candies they
easily nd free from danger and the prices Is
pei cent less than any other machines made The Compa-
ny offer 70 Ale and County Rights for all the States
AL orders should be Addres sed 10
s. I. McDOUGALL, Agent for the Company,
nOv20-6m 32I broadway, New York.
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ID 4 uaLxR has ss.auea tsa aaraea srsd ana nsa
ID. sci sasas.a lag saPrg sapseta - tAs essa
IFEivst nare
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Fer Rent,

A \ ssesn-ai wRH.GHSG HOUSE. ussa -,
II al nse--ssFy 0uthoases, ths eernsr ef sun I
msr and NJ e-rry streets TIE house coniains hse
sE saa ga Fesaas, kc. ArPy " D. Tsl9G.
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Spring FeVers.

1'HE GREFENBERG HEALTH BtTTEEs ale prepared
from namh-r q The most parginF, isvFerstng and
healing Fcot eats hsFbs and sinra ssiecsd mostly from
The tfa Aedica q Ane ics They powerful teak
ihey gve uergth a. the system, sEd cnahe 20 throw %
ne ernst tu1nl tendency 20 disrEse. They have al The
'nsc's saects ofR tue ar vi heat eaGing any III seec
ffie1 - sents per pseksse. a
FeT .sie ~ Druggisss hroushoat The Stale, and by
Ajax. MArkENElR
marrhs II csBegv Street
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MARCH "a. 1866. cd ~
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS,

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency ofW. g. sWYM
MER. No. "a sscond street. ST. LOUIS. No
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GOOD REMEDIES ARE A PUBLIC GOOD.

fI'hE GREEN MOUNTAIN oINMENT was used BY the In
dtns, ~brn ths country FIRST dicOvered, and by
them consd rel "he bst Et Of the Great Spirit s
red children II the best Application f1r inaammatory
oomnAints, uch ~ kheuman, yspelas, sfiee.
lions o Tie throat aud glands, srupuons bruises burns
sores 4 al kinds &c. ISe peT toK - cents. For sale BY
al Druggists aud by Ajax. MACKENZIE,
mRrchs Agent for the CT eirlbcrg Co
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PERFuMERY AND FANCY GOODS.
Negroes for Sale,


O00 KEGs q wH- c. sspcsioa 4 Ca brzzd e PuKB
<OO wHIfE LEAD, faa ssEhL sae very shts.
Fer sale hy chURcH ANDERSON
WANTED. FLANsEED. Ser vAlch ths hsA
sss sAEss. Pgses "a - paid. n ca.h. llaae-sf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-24

SPERM AND. WAX CANDLES-iO boEss
y Sperm and Wax Candles, this day received By
10. q. BROWN,
le9 A9 Colie4a
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NASHVILLE, TENN. MONDAY.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vfsCHER sCHELL's 6en1 Advertising House,
APPLEros BUILDdSe, 346 and S4s Broadway.
Late No. SO Nassau-Street.
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VIE bes' remedy s.ck osbi-s fJr all the diseases
oi children. rom one hour 10 ave years Old, IL
THE ChlLDKEN,S PANACEA,
o. The 6rEfrnl-rg Coz panv.
tor eyers, teehnr, dia n ora, rickeu CO. worms Ac
@ i the best medc kuoSn In the Gresnberg A.
mama, that a given Frsts you will md list Of
fhy-Aus Throughout the nlon, who have ased u in teir
pra dee Where thsrs oung children and has
"a oncr, prnt uil Be sih0gt Il 10 their
holsz. Pdrr - cent? per bottle.
forsais ~ ~ DruEgisti, aaa BY ALEX MAcKENZfE
II Csllexe street
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Livery Stable.

EN ~ THE und EHsd having taken n
SS1 ~ ~ the sfab on Market 80, ct, Nash fyS--A
~ ~ vdlr, Tenn, two doors below the AA
I'm aud opposite the Mansion House form
evy occupied hy TIE hammer respectfully that
Ia keep haud good horses ard Cles 10 be let
the hiring puhtc on reasonable terms
lie Is prepared g. tsk~ o. In n best manner, all
Horses lett with hu, ithrr boarding horses travellers
His Stable s u,tsd convenient 20 bu'iness and he will
keep but experienced oses and the best VrovrIdrT
he market anord T,Tm- moderate.
jan g6--dtwaWly r. 3. PATTERSON.
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$40 Reward

0HU AtWAIu =
ID AZ fes ~ sahsT9osrs. aa Wsd1ssiay he f8h
~ st. Ca try Crrek thc fonlsFiEa a1i NasAgi9e
k4foaf NsErv hoy nksd IN 1boal aEe Est sar nehes
49, selgfe a oa 20 . jess plaNpa. gray sYe4,
etr a. 9Th ses sys uh sssanx - a1y gse tanE hs
speak nic1 AMI nay htse rsf P4a - cas- isad An4
sFtis 1tts H haa hlae1 eaa aBd pzss ana daik
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ee~a ~ cauAsEsad ser ~ oAse 1hs A. ss rswErd u
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HONE NiBE FURNITURE.

Tie IN deTsIgneu Tl'Ing rINn u IITtF
NIrIiEL NANGEA Glory,
A RE better prepared th-n furnish '-Fssy
n their friend. aud The Iubpr with anything -
they the Furniture line.
or 'ers IA lnkfuy we'd and romply 6lei. E<k@E9
Marchou e No. lS Collage street, a. he etofore.
JauIB-Iy GKU1MES, NANCE A co.
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STONE WARS 500 pieces Ssans Ware, eonsistin
- OF Jars Churn, J1s, Ak Pans, Butter Greeks ke %
every size, Just received 20. @. BROWN,
d s.r.r .....-t s - College -