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I'ilden Female Seminary and
Boarding School,
WEST LEBANON. Nh.

THE FALL TERM Of this Institution will com
mono9 Wednesday, Sept "a.
Experienced teachers are employed In the Classical
English, Ornamental and Musical Departments.
Pupils nom distance, except those who have Tela-
tves The school, and the assistant teachers, except
the teacher In Modern Languages required to Board
~ tbs fanitly oftho Principal.
The bnildiog designed both for family and school
purposes occupies a commanding and healthy site, In
full view OF White River Junction, and accessible BY
railroad from places Ia slmost every direction.
All the pfogsions Of the establishment arc of dfst
Glass boafdina rchuo with accommodations for about
forty pa ia, The assistant teachers and tho family nj
the pfincipal
TERMS
Beard, including furnished room, two occupants
wHshng, fuel and Lights THiti0n IN English and
Classical Branches, In French Drawing Grecian PANT
Ing, WaK Flowers, Hair aad Leather W orb aud other
Ornamental Breaches, $500 Tor School Year and AZ
the same rate for a single term.
Ertra-Musie add use Of instrument SO per Tarm
Oh Painting PAPER hAehe Italian, spanish and Get
man, 50 each per Term.
For Course Of study aud other Information, apply for
Circular to the undersigned.
Qs.t,y A. H. WILD, Pfincipsl
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Aug. s, 1856,
Remember the County Con-
yentiOn

On Wednesday next. Calais, Mortified,
Waterbury, &C., will send hundreds of del
gates Let the rest Of the County do its
part. Come one, come all aud bring your
W ives and sweet-hearts. JuDeE CULVER
will speak.
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Death Of Brigader General Stanton 80
Breyet Brig. Gen. Henry Stanton, who died
at Fort Hamilton on the LIST inst, was born
in Vermont, and served with honor in the
last war with Great Britain and in the Fori-
da and Mexican wars During the war
with Mexico, he performed the highly i'm
portnnt duty of Quartermsster General,
for which he received the brevet of Brigadier
General dated Jan. /, ls47 His age was
about seventy.
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BARRE ACADEMY.
The Fall Term will begin on Thursday,
August %.
Beard iaeiaiing Room, Fasl and Washing, sl,s7 Per
neck
EXTRACT FROM THE REPORT OF THE EXAM.
lining COMMITTEEi

EXTRACT FROM THE REPORT OF THE EXAM.
lining COMMITrEEi
AyE found the two prime conditions Of good school,
w viz order and th0r0ag haSss OF Instruction.
happily combined Ia its adnini'ifatien.'
Perfect order and decoTum prevailed without any aP
txareise Of authority the part Of the Prneips
OF his associate. This could have resulted ouy ifoa
,nss and fAsfouqA discipline The examinations wefs 20
stage for the sake Of ehact, hut risd End
tioraugb 10 bring out tho true standing OF thu
scholar ba II high of low, aud happy say that
AZ a whole, II well sustained II il manissty the
and sh0vy scholars.
We ohessfuls gay that Il is ore Of the sxesllsr.
schools IN oaf stats, and worthy Of the patronage Of
friends ~ soaad sarnHg and happy 70 kno that
II IL resolving this 10 large degree"
For information, apply to
Rsus. July %, 1885, sssiw
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FARM FOR SALE

THE subscriber wishes sell her Farm situated ~
miles north OF ThetfoId Academy, continuing 1870
Of good lana we'll divided into moving pasurng
aud wood land, about 40 Of which ia well wooded
with Hcminck and hard wood. II IL we'll watered with
a never falling brook. Tho buildings are good, and I,
contains extra orchard Of grated fruit. Ii will be
sold at great bargain To be sold between this aud
the l2h Of september any wishing to puI chase
fam will do we'll to cali on the subscfiber.
SOPHRONtA w. HOUGHTON.
Thatf,rd, July 70, 1856. 96l9m.
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SILVER SODA FOUNTAIN.

Nj. Fred h. Smith has recently purchased nav and
elegant Silver Fouatan which pours iorih its delicious
cool and sparkling beverage 10 the great delight Of scorer
Of Ladies and GenilsmAn ~ho these hot days and
ings are docking TO get taste 'rsH luKuy quenoh
,aur Thirst with glass OF this bsaniiiul cfasm soda
aayo,ed with those rich syfups Of shwbsFFy, Pins sp-
Ole, pesi, Gtgai, Ysnill., Lemon, &C. EFF
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The Montpelier Fremont
Club

viii meet at their room THIS EVE
MING, friday at s p. m. precisely. A
prompt attendance is desired.
Ii. d. HoPKtNs. Secretary.
Aug. 8, 1856.
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NOTICE.

TINS certi6es that have this day relinqushod unto
my son, GEORGE w. HARrWELL. hi. time
during tho remainder Of hs minority, and shall claim
after This date,
WILLIAM EARTWELL.
Morotown, July 10TH 1850.
Witness;
r u Hour,
a. "a. uoLr. QQ g,.s
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HAIR GROW ON BALD HEADS,
Remous The DandfgF and keep the Head cool,
Glue n Sod Gloss 10 The Hair, Prevents its
falling Of and arrests It's premature
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby Evon that application will be
made TO tho Gonefil Assembly OF the state Of Yer
moat At it, next session. TO Oh part OF the town Of
Bsiiin in Washington County, and aunex The to
he town Of Montpelier
Montpelier, July 2ad, le56 ss;3w
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J. II. PADDOCK
NOTICE

THE undersigned, would take this opportunity 10 no.
fifty the public, that there are no authorized man
ufacturer Of PITTS Patent Thrssher and Cleaner in
tho state OF Vafmont, and that no will prosecute all
such manufacturers. flo also cautions the public TO
purchase such machines only Of DAVIS Co, Bfash-
Tor Falls, ~ y otherwise they become liable for ir-
Engagement. J.. A. PITTS.
ny T., W. DAVIS, Attorney for Vermont.
aJ- GEO. W. CREE, Montpelier, VT, Is authorized
agent IN contract for these machines.
July 10, 1856. 96,3m.
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Mortified Institution.

THE FALL TERM, Of eleven weeks. begin.
in ePAHAN, rrasipai
Aug lass. as'sV.
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The Eleotlona.


CiNciNNATi August D. Scaniy returns
FROM Kentucky this morning favor the DEM
ocrais and the impression prevails that they
have been generally successful throughout
the Slate.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5 -.- Barren county I3l
American majority Owen county, Duyall,
Democratic Judge, ! 100 majority Harrison
county, 90 Democratic majority; Scott coun-
~ 400 Democratic majority Fayeue coun.
", 2i7 majority for X. N. sheriff
lows.
CiNciNNATi. Aug. 5.-Dayenport, Scott
county, $50 Republican majority Musca,ine
about so do. do Jackson county $50 do. /;
Des MONIES county 100 do.
Missouri.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 5.---Blairs majority
over kenneit will reach 1000 in Missouri.
Benton goes out of st. Louis about 1900
ahead, and Polk ia 2,Oo0 ahead of Ewing.
At Hannibal, Ewing's majority over BEN
ton is 2US and over Polk IFS.
Richmond has gone Democratic.
In Scott county the Democratic gains are
over 500.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5-Private despatch
es received here say that Blair, for Congress.
A"o wv itHINlNl W hA AtNhief AllA wv III u ~
district. 1t is also said that Benton has
1000 majority in ST. Louis over Ewing, tho
American candidate for Governor, and 600O
over Polk, the Anti-Benton candidate.
WAsHfNeroN, Aug. 5. The Presideni.s sent
message to the Senate to-day, stating, in
in reply to resolution, that no order was is-
sued from the War Department to any Off
L.
unarmcd meeting Of the people Of the terri
tory, or to prevent them by military power
from assembling.
From the correspondence transmitted, it
appears that the Secretary Is not satisi-
ed that the circumstances did not justify
Col. Sumner in employing military force to
dispense the Assembly at Topeka, and has
called upon him to communicate upon that
point, it not yet fully appearing that the case
was one upon which, by his Instructions, he
was authorized to act
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GREEN MOUNTAINS.
Mansfield House ReOpened.

sflLLMAN CnuRruif.i Proprietor DANIEL r
LAruRuf, Lsspoe.
HuUsE IL ucty, we'll furnished. well kani. Situated
IN The fufal ard fefnlrti- Viilaaa Of Stowe m
y hons tide only hom Boston, between the Hog Backs
on tho East and Nsnsdod Moontsins on tho Ws.t The
two higheH points, nose and chin are about 5000
ieet high good road 10 same. Scenery bost In the
United States, 10 Miles from Watefbuf, Depot. Plank
road, daily stage, mile. fiou the snnmu Of tbe
Mountains, 20 miles West Montpelier 20 East HufIins
ton good horses and carriages, guidos glasfas hsli
way house. and good water proof emit on tho summit
To tho lover Of nature The seeker Of pleasure or the
invalid ssy CONE and zoe the Green Nountains sei
snuh we hteTzes Of Old MsNsFiAtD, and take ride
up 20 Moss GLrHN FaLta shady quiet fetfsat In ,ui
w tummefs day up to the NorcH, whore tho rocks
are 80 high either sdo only upwatds and
a. cool - the brook trout around.
Qy- Tho Hali will be- open Tor PARTIES evenioss with
good music IN attendance " desired Charges odefate
stowe, W., June, 1856 gis1n
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BY TELEGRAPH.
IOWA ELECTION

IOWA ELECTION
CHICAGO, Aug. The returns Of the e.
lection in Iowa, thus far received, show that
in ten Counties the Republicans have ma
iority Of 1850 votes Timothy Davis, Re,
publican candidate for Congress in the I'd
District, was largely ahead. A private dis
patch says that dubuque County gives a
Democratic majority Of 350.' Not "Bo-
gus" Democratic, we guess. The 81 Dis
trict is now represented by Bogus Demo
GRAFT.
MISSOURI ELECTION.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 6ih.-Pike county gives
Polk and the whole Democratic State Tick.
ct about IS majority. In Marion county the
entire American Ticket is elected by 300 to
$50 majority. In 49, county Folks major
iiy over Ewing $50; Benton 60, 10 votes
only in this county. 10 Pawnee county $50
majority is reported for Ewing. In Rails
county 200 majority for Ewing. In St.
Charles county 200 majority for Benton, In
Cole county Polk beats Ewing 300 and Ben.
ton beats Polk about IS. Howard reports
200 Polk and in Clinton county $50 mai.
KENTUCKY.
WAsHINeToN, Aug. "a private dis
patch received here, says the Democrats
have carried the Lexington Judicial District
by a larpe majority
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IhE ONLY COMPLETE AND AUTHORIZED EpIrtoS.
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES or
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT,
WIN AZ AccuaArE PORTRAIT on sThEL.
One neat p mo. Price 81.
By John Bigelow, Esq, Editor N. Y. Eve
ming Post.
The subscribers tho public that this volume
prepared by gentleman, whose resources for the
tena and authorities are direct, will be the only
pleis biography OF the eminent
EXPLORER, SCHOLAR, STATESMAN & HERO,
whose nomination BY tho Republican party for
the highest office in tho gin Of tho people, has awak0ued
renewed interest IA his wonderful career Much ma
tefa heretofore inaccessible To tho general foador
eudng incidents Ia bis early career, Incorporated
this volume,
Otdurs should he addressed to
DERBY 4 JACKSON, Publphofs, No, li9 Nassau IT,,
New York.
Agents wunted In eyefy tho several Satos 10
canvas for Tho nbnya work.
Copies sent by mail postpaid on receipt Of price
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DEPOT STORE.
n Il w + | II M f..

n w. sToRRs, tlate stoH, A Lsngdonl snd d.
~ l.. FULLER, tlate Fuller smith have enter
ed into oopsnnefship under the style and firm OF
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SALOON FOR SALE.

n consequence OF new business arrangements, the
subscriber will sell his saloon Main street al a
fair price. l.. q. HUNTINGTON.
Montpelier July 30, 1856. 9s,lw
STATE OF VERMONT. Alta Probate Court held al,
District Of Randolph, -. Washington, wiihin and
for the District Of Randolph Aforesaid, the 2sth day
Of July, A. b. 1856
Present, Hon. John D. Huto hinson, Judge.
Copy Of the last will and testament Of Honfy Hunt
~ ington, laie of Rome In the county of Oneda and
State OF New York, deceased, duly allowed and proved
in heiSUuogaie Cou,t oi the county OF Oneida afufe
snid being presented to the Court here that said copy
may be allowed, fled and recorded in the Probata
Court for the District Of Randolph sforosa ngrseaby
TO the statute IN such case made aud pfoydedtt IL
hereby ordered that all persons concerned be- notified
TO appear before said Couu at thereof TO be
hodea a. tho kegister's Office In Washington IN said
district sioesnid the 18Th day Of August next at
O'Clock in The forenoon, aud contest tho allowing fng
snd recording Of the copy Of said will Aforesaid Il
they see cause for which purpose It Is further ordered
that copy of the record OF this order bo published
Three weeks excessively in tho walchmsU end State
Journal, a newspaper printed at Montpalier in this
state soon as may ba, and previous 10 the day
signed for hearing aforesaid.
tfua Record.
Attest, II. A, WHITE, Register.
A nm az
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SINGERS
SEWING MACHINES.
No. 323 BroadscaV, -N'sp Fork,
by letter, or 10 person for
I. M. Singer CO,'S Gnzefte.

This paper deyo' cd entirely to the Sewing Msohns
interest Copies will be supplied giaus To ell inter.
ssted,
N.B.-rhe unparalleled success Of our Sewing Ma
chimes has induced several ffauduant limitations Of
them besides humorous infingements our patents
Of which wa own sixteen. SUITS for the infringement
Of our patents have rerently been decided our favor
n the UGitod Stat0a Citcuit Courts in New-York and
New jersey. In those suits tho great principle Of
Hoding ds,oH ne fabric 70 b. sensd 10 hs Surface Of
hs haehfns, BY yielding Prsssars,
which Is used 10 all Sewing Maehines-has been fully
established. This Wheeler Wilson, aad the Grover
4 Baker SeHing Machines, alega, oueh IN fringe
3l,suHct patents owaed BY We have suits against
them DO several OF the u. = Courts which will saon be-
tiled. We hereby caution tho public bug ANY 10
fnging Machines, as they be compelled by law TO
stop using them, and 10 pay essts and damages
Q-rl.ocal Agents wanted To make sales Of impfoY-
ell Sewing Machines. To persons properly qualihsd for
Tho business rare opportunity for pleasant and odta
ble employment ID offered.
New add Improved machines exchanged on liberal
terms for old machines Of every kind.
|. NJ. SINGER e. co,
s43m Principal oaiee, S23 broadway, NY.
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SENATE.-Mr Wilson offered resolu-
ton, which hes over, instructing the Com
mittee on the Judiciary to report resolu-
ton authorizing the President to direct the
District Attorney TO enter noiie pross9ia on
each Indictment against the Free State Kan
sas officials. But the Sennle did not dis
pose Of it,
On motion of Mr.. Seward, the River and
Harbor bill was taken up, and debate en-
sued upon 1t, involving the general merits Of
the system.
The Senate then passed bills continuing
certain public works in Massachusetts, for
the improvement Of the Mississippi river,
and the harbors of Newcastle, Del. and Erie,
Pa. also the bills to continue the improve.
ment Of the Rock River Rapids, and the
improvement Of the Tennessee river. Adj.
HoUsE,-Mr. Puryance asked for sus-
pension Of the rules, to enable him to intro
duce 4 resolution instructing the Judiciary
Committee to report by what authority the
recent arrests in Kansas have been made,
together with the ofienses with which they
stand charged. The motion iailed-l0 to
"a - two>th!rds being necessary.
The House passed bill providing for the
appointment of Commission for running
the boundary line between Washington Ter
ritory and the British possessions, under the
Oregon treaty.
The House again refused to suspend the
rules by 1903 against "a, to enable MIR. Den.
yer TO report the Pacific Railroad bill from
the select committee.
EVENING SEssiON.-Mr Cullen road an
extract from the Savannah Republican, pur
porting to be sketch of some remarks made
by Mr.. Cobb Of Georgia delivered in that
State recently. in which Mr.. Cullen's name
was incidentally introduced
Mr.. Cullen wished to know whether Mr.
Cobb nsed the language quoted,
Mr. Cobb explained that the position he
had taken was that IT would be dangerous I,
throw the election into the House, as It woull
result in The choice Of Fremont, The Re
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New Tailoring Establishment.
BY s. G. WOOLSON,
iENTs' FURNISHING GOODS

which will be- sold at low pticel
Gen,lenen ~ want VI Fashionable Clohing can have
such manufactured 10 their oder in superior mannef
and Satisfaction guaranteed 10 ali cases.
Montpelier, Iuly TO- 1854 90
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f. SroNE, Esq, Post Master at Camden,
Oneida CO., N. Y, who has been acting as
Agent for tho sale of "BACH'S AMERl.
CAN COMPOUND" says il has proved
itself to be The only reliable Medicine for Dis
eases Of The Ihroa, and Blood we have ever
known Read Advertisement in another
column 9s4w
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From Kansas. Chicago, Aug. AID
vices from Lcayenworih to the Both ult,
state that Gen. Lane and company bad not
then entered the Territory of Kansas, and
Gen. Smith had threatened that if they at.
tempted to enter, he should proclaiIns mar
tlal law. The territorial authorities were
commencing to levy taxes Trouble was
Apprehended, as both parties refuse TO pay.
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Senator Pearce (Whig) of Maryland has
declared for Buchanan. He says The issue
is between Buchanan and Fremont Mr.
Fillmore, IN bis opinion, having no chance
whoiever Of en election, either before the
people or 10 the House Of Representatives.
His colleague IN lhe United States Senate.
Mr. Pratt, preceded him in deseriion Of the
Is hlgs, few DAYS since.
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FRED. J.. SMITH, Montpelier, wholesale Agent Tor
Vermont To whow ell orders should be addressed.
qs.6m
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COL. FREMONT'S LIFE.

Attest, II. A. WHITE, Register.
Atue copy Of Record.
9sls Alte.l. D. A. WHITE. Roei.iet.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14
FRESH ARRIVALS,

THE undersigned has just received per
Empire City,
80 lbs Gum Arabic Lozepgns, If aIl navors
50 do Gum Arabic Paste. Vanilla 4 Rose.
30 do Jojnbe Drops, assorted
r. do Licoriee do do
80 do India Paste,
100 dc Tolu Drops,
80 do Pate lie Guiinauve,
20 do Matsbmellow drops
80 DO Ininbe paste, rose, lemon 4 Orange.
80 10 Toln do. ~ bexes Spruce Gum.
100 do ihocolat des Families
30 do do DIG sautG
80 do do i IA Vanilla, ctr
For sale al reasonable prices, ny
OCT 1s-y WIN. BOGEL. Druggist.
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'Egs PLANTERS,

ITALLs FLorGtia, Nes 10 with
IL and without Cutters. n
Assorted Mos otSubsoil SYS-g.VF
and FlnEns, szsss.ss2las s4sass's7
Kings Ploughs- telended bars Nos. /
To d.
Hay Cutters and Corn Shelters.
OF, Log, Back and Trace chains,
Anes Il Eowland's best Spades and
Shovels,
iloes-cast steel and forged, from 6 in,
to 10 IN blade,
Blind BRIDES and Cart saddles.
Collals and fames, for mules aud
horses.
Axes, Yankee aud Kentucky patterns,
Besides any ofhefa'iicle generally found
in we'll assorted Hardware store.
anlsdyt aABGuIER u LANnUE,
Cor Lafayette and Florida SIS
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Ehrg Lemonade,

T7HlS Preparation is concentration Of
u the property ol The best Lemon and
Sugar, hich qualities the article 10 pro.
duce instantaneonslY a superior Lemonade,
and make IT more convenient than Lemon
Syrup ar Lemons, not being liable TO spoil
Whatever climate it may be transferred TO-
lis usefulness With Parties. Picnits and the
travelling community is obvious, and for
persons thai undertake long voyages i
will prove to be an eHectual preventative
Of SturvV.
Invalds may also use ii with adven-
tage when prescribed by Physicians. Pre-
pared only by WIN. BOGEL,
Druggist and Apoi heesry,
10 whom all orders must be addressed.
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aJisfeTpa Making.

NHE subscriber, is now prepared TO
4 MAKE Cisterus to order, in the very
best style, and will warrant his work He
will keep stock Of the best lumber al.
ways on hand, ard will attend to putting
his work mp. Carpenters work and re-
pairing attended t.. &. J.. SEES
Near the Jesuit College
IL Orders left at the Post office address
Sod as above will meet prompt sttep-
lion. lune42o en-
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EMBROIDERIFg.

End. Cheplsetis and Sleeves il ioots !,
Rich tiuptre Lace Collars great var
ety Of Sin and Iate MantpIps: Fnb'd
Iaeonet Bands, very rich Enb'd Ladies
ilapdlterehiels Imbd Skirts. Dinl-
Try, iot Skirts large variety ofiSiIi.
l'arasols, Fans, Silk Gloves and Filet
Mitts Nr
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FIELDING MUSSFLMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
or GONFECTI0NAR1ES,
Conner Of Third and Laurel SITS, fuearly

Conner Of Third and Laurel SITS, fuearly
opposite The Bank Baton Rouge
HAVING this day REpUcsp his prices,
Ill he is prepared to furnish all kind Of
& A N y Y ut WHOLESALE aud RETAIL, on
more favorable terms than ran be had in N
Orleans; and having experienced workman
his candy will always be ptRf and FRESH,
care being taken that no adeleterlous ingfp-
dient' is used in its manufacture. as is too
often the ease with confectionery purchased
al AUCTIONS and from irresponsible houses
lie trusts that the trade Of this and the
adjoining parishes, will give him their ut
ders to Gil, which he is prepared to do to
any amount, having made arrangements for
the best quality IF sugar IN market and be-
ing N correspondence with one Of Tie large
est houses in View York, 10 supply him With
fancy confectionery and articles in his line.
September 7,zy