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GOOD NEWS

VIE subscriber begs leaye to say that those
n Stoves have come, and good article thew
are too, consisting of
AR Tight ParJor and Boz Stores.
AIR Tight Cook Stores,
with elevated ovens, the best stove ever otYor.a
ior sale in Vermont Also stove pipe of ali sizes,
Ikilnas, and shapes, which can be had on reasona
bleterms. Also,
Tin Hare and Ka1akee Notions.
together with few more of those harnesses aud
straps such as are usually kept in harness sbon
N. b., P. s., TAKE NOTICE.
Those Who wish to procure Stoves and p;,o
for Hop Houses will do well to call on The e.,
scriber before purchasing elsewhere. as he ean
most reasonable terms. anu ihe
-, SAMUEL STANFORD.
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& ROBINSON
TANNERS AND CURRIERS'

1LoyER, VT.
w GgLD say to their friends ard patrons, that
for sisy are now prepared to execute All orders
y annlng ~ manner unsurpassed by ap yi fTra
~ ,cj ns~ England Green Hides wanted r.
T1TTIr yoo 'os "a oasn; Remember that we paw
else. aua ohlhs tnan azg body
re-s ana 1pper Leather and Calf Skins ofs
. quahty always on hand ana fsr ssls a.
''ie ip~esi market price.-z5-Iy '''N ~
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TT pAGGETT will pay cash for Hides, Calf
ys Skins, and Dairy Skins, if well sailed.
FOR SALE: more of those best Boots
made by L. SANITY, who cannot be beat bv any
one in the County.
Irasburgh, Feb. Is. 1s56-9tf
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS.
A CARD,

For the convenience of Druggists and individ-
uals now using this Medicine in the State of Yer
mont, constant supply VIII be kept in the hands
of our State Agent, FRED. Z. SMITH. and ali
applications or orders viii be promptly filed, on
the same terms as achen addressed to as
P. Y. R. COVENTRY & co, Proprietors.
81 Genesee St, Auburn, N Y
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bach's Family Recipe Book is to be had gratis
Of all Agents-you viii there see cures of disea
ses recsrded-and you are invited to commune
oa5e WIN any whose certificates are given in
order 70 prove them gennine. 49,, ~
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HAVE YOU sUGSS
IN TIE
cosmopolitan AT.
clatioa
FOR THE VF,n
GEE THE RARE INDrc tn
y ayers have the pleasp'r-a, 's = lS.>S
the collection of Works ~ y T, T ,a
tr1bution among the Subse,;1A ,' ie
received previous to me IN wa,
much larger and more ro.,i 49,. lgS
year. Among the LEADING , 'a5'e
executed in the finest usr, ss.A
beautiful Statue of tbs ''
w oOaNyno,.
The Busts of the three G,ss,
men,
CLAY, WEBSTER&c
Also the ezqaisil. l : tA0
.'SPRINc
APOLLO AND n
IN MARBLE, LIFE 81,
Together with the following G.
in carrara Mar6le~s
Struggle for the heart,
Venus and Apple; PsveB,
Child Of the Sea; J1r,.
Captive Bird; and I..
With numerous works in Bronze ,@
of several hundred
FINE OIL PAEyTE,
by leading Artists.
The whole of which are TO hs.
lotted among the subscribers vn,.
ceived previous TO the
Twenty-Eighth Of Jarp,
when the distribution will take NJ,
TERMS OF sUBscRIn
Every subscriber of THREE DOLL.
to
A copy of the splendid S.
wing, " SATURDAY NIeHr.' >
A copy of any of the hr
Magazines one year; also
A copy of the ART JouRyn,
and
A Ticket in the Annual II,
Of Works of Art.
Thus, for every So paid, pernr
beautiful Engraving or Maeazirs
also receives the Art Journal an.
Ticket in the Annual DistriLutioT
dollars worth Of reading matter b.,
J ct. by which a valuable painting 5,r.
nary may be received in addition.
| Those who prefer the Magazine,
| craving Saturday Night can hgye
following, one year: Harpers Nss,1,
Lady's Book, United States Mas.rs
booker Magazine, Graham's Ne-,-
wood Magazine, Southern LITERARY H.
No person is restricted to a sinrs
taking five memberships, remitta,
titled 10 six Engravings, and to 81
distribution, or any five of the Mo.
year, and six tickets.
Persons, in RENTING funds for d,
will please register the letter at tb.l.
to prevent loss; on receipt Of whi4
of Membership, together with The b.
Magazine desired, viii be forvards.
ofthe country.
For further particulars, see The NJ.
Journal sent free on application.
For membership. address CI
Actuary c. A A, 34S Broadway yH
Western Office, l66 Water strest
Ohio.
COOPER 4 BABr-
Honorary So
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PlOWs.

a assortment of Tabor and Bartlett Flows
"A just received and for sale by
August 15--38 J. Fl. KELLAM.
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One Dollar

ohS Dollar
put up IN neat Morocco Case. and the nio4...
WI WI oe lhlerisr to none taken in Country or tow
Iou can also lind at this establishment aeners
assortment OF Fancy Cases and Gold Lockefs ali
y which viii be sold at prices that cannot fa r.
=. he subscriber would also take this opportuni.
~ Lender ms thanks for past favors, and nost
0SPeeeuiy solicits a continuance of them.
I-..,,., A. S. WHIPPLE.
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DIR. G. M. RUBLEE,
lr-,,o,1r IF NIontpelier. yt.)

formerly Of MontpeIier, Ft'l
PIP FREMONT STREET, BOSTON.
DIR. R. viii, in connection with the practice OF
Medicine and Surgery, continue TO give especial
attention to treatment of diseases OF the Eye and
EAR.
March {, I856-10tf
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B. NICHOLS.

Premium PACED Blank Book Manufacturer,
Paper Warehouse, Jobbcr and retail dealer in
School Classical and Miscellaneous Books,
Stationery and Artists Materials,
No. 146 Church Street, nearly opposite A. c.
Spears Drug Store, Burlington, Vt.
4 WOULD inform my friends and the public
L generally that l have removed my Store and
Bindery to No. 146 Church Street, nearly opposite
A. G. Spears Drug Store, where shall be found
after this date.
BLANK BOOKS.
The attention Of buyers is invited to my assert
ment of PACED Blank Books. A large assortment
always on hand made by experienced workmen,
and warranted equal to any City work. Partic-
ular attention pad TO making Blank Books for
Banks, Insurance Offices, Manufacturing Compa
MES, Rail Road Corporations, &c.
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Mn Fn1roR-W have received from Do9 , e. nroan r
go r offered in this We give you deo 0ln rv 10
that Won and all other friends may know there IS one p =
Goods nbe a fair value
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geOitu Of t9t N(arhets fori Dast JdGeth.


Saturday Morning, Dec. u 1856.
We have but moderate business report our general mar
keior the past week. the receipts of Western Produce having
been less LIBERAL and holders having put up rates for most
articles in consequence of adycos from the West of very cold
weather and the accumulation of ice the upper rivers Flour
Grain and Provisions of kinds have generally brought
gcnce has restricted business in Cotton and the cool weather
ha had the same effect on the Tobacco Market Sugar has
been dull and dropping while has gone Of freely at
further and considerable advance in prices The FrcA, Mar
kc has aery been quiet without any change in the
rates
On Ihustay morning published the Ganans Myicns en-
hracinS dates from liverpool the 18th instant though our
diSpathchcs reported the business only portion Of the lime
showing average of 5000 1900 bnes the daily sales one
OF them quoting the marke firm and unchanged and another
reporting an advance OF 5c p ID, chiefly lower quail.
ties The Money Market reported acve but unchanged
and Consols closing a. BeadStufs ware represeed Al
dull with declining tendency.
COTTON The Cotton Market opened on Saturday night
with fair demand and with nolcr ate supply on sale some
$500 bales changed hands m prices O Monday and Ia
day together about G bales sold easier rates for the
lower grades, but without any quotab alteration and oil
Wednesday the continued delay the receipt Of later ine
sence from Europe restricted business to some 500 bales
the Canadas adYces being received until hour in the
evening On Thursday, although generally observed rs
holiday few buyers in the market and noticed
sales Of about 1880 bales without any rial change prices
tho foreign having produced marked effect Yesterday
there very fair demand and prices unchanged
sales embracing about 1000 bales which makes up total bust
z1ess for the week Of $1,000 bales. We Qu.te:
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PRICES
Shipping ynteIIigente.
SATURDAY, December u, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship CaIawba BulIoch. for New York via Havana
James Connolly Gt3
Steamer leRler, Walker, for Montgomery, Alabama
John Hyde Nco
shin laliSco Baldwin, for liverpool, + whitney
Ship Realm, Burgess for New York, g \ Fosdick Sco
Sp aNPhhs!a I-uhttHr for Htn0H, Baxter, Lowell
Ship Nathan liannH, Nckcyson, for IIuvrr
800 Baxter, Lowell ECO
Ship IennGi, Wclchcr, for lnvrr Baxter Lowell Sco
sup Highland Light H4yde for tiHErc, BnNter Lowell &tp
ship Scotland, Best, for Liverpool, + William, kco
balk Mahttn Williamson, BtslIn, for Philadelphia,
q W Iynsou &co
Bark oIani. Whitney, Tor A4Yre, Baxter Lowell &cu
schr Wild Pige Oh. Oleary for ST Marks and Newport.
-,,r Post 4 Mel
Goldcnbow & T.csparrc
selr FAwiaan, Caro-, Tor Pensacola, john Hurley Ntu
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ARRIVED.

Ship Westminster Wanack l6 day New York Chester
HlAri-lst dist, IT.
Ship Ssqueheuua Ellis, 10 days from Boston, to Hyuson
&c0--POnt.
Ship Old England Deaus from Liverpool Nov 4.h Baxter
Lowell &co-Pont.
Ship Pelican State, Morse from Liverpool Mceker Geo
18th dist, GA.
Ship Consignment Proanyton from Newport Wales Oct Slst
to Baxter, Lowell Sco-Poirl.
Brit ship Rankin Mcintyre, from Liverpool Nov 10Th to
Houghton, Rankin &co--Point.
Bark Annie KinbN Merrill days from Key Wis., Thos
Adnms-ith dist So
schr s3uhrou Perry days from Pensacola to Policy Nj
chol SCo-RIsiu
schr Maria Wright days from 70 Jules \ Blanc
Basin.
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schr Pascagonla, HOBBS days from Mobile to Newton
co-Basn.
schr California, Powell from Biloxi-Basn.
Seer Florida, from PaScAyoula--l'asn.
schr Sarah Baden Delft, from pearlington-Basin.
Schr Ark, Andrew, from Bay st Louis-Basin.
Schr Pelican, Mills, from Biioxi-Basn.
Schr F&ser, Paul, from Pearlington--Basn.
Schr Fontninblenu, Peters. from Covngton.-l5aSin
schr Pomme dor, from Amite Rver-Basn.
Schr Morning Star, Black, from Blind Rirer-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Natchez I.eahers from Vicksburg.
Eclipse Broaiwel. from Vicksburg.
81 Nicholas Iore, from St Louis.
Belle Creole, Richardson, from Bayou Macon.
Duke Apologize, from shreveport
Lecompt. Japman, from New iberia.
Nebraska, Irwin, from Memphis.
Florida Grant from Mobile
California; 11uchngs, from Mobile.
B + Clark. Brown. from LAtOnrcht.
Planter Wilson, from Shreveport.
Sherman. Gwartney. from Red River
Dick Nash, iamton, from Pine Bluffs.
Pcnnsy ranin, klenfelter frem st Louis.
Moses Mcclellan Catterlin from Louisville
W II Douglas, Thrbell, from Shreveport.
Fuselier, Bowes, from Montgomery AG.-Lake
end Jefferson Railroad.
Towboat II Ivy. Whttcnn from the rasses-towed
aud Dist int, ship Sylvans Blanchard and brig II
Stephcnson-blought up ship Susquehanna aud bark
Achilles.
Towboat Phoenix Crowell the PnsSes-towe
to sen 2st inst ship Cambridge and bnrk W Poultney-
brought up ship Pelican State, and bark Annie kmbnl
Towboat Hercules Ialace from the Passetowed down and
23d inst, banks Z Bergsted, Sunshine Catalina
and brig Jant-brought up ships Consinnle, and Rank
i'll.
BELow-COMING UP.
Bark Chandelier Shnnkord from Rio de Jaero to Vim
Dewy.
PASSENGERS
Per ship Westminster from New York3 cabin and eerage
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
n rapid cure Of
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS GROUP,
WHOUpING COUGH, ASTHMA AND


YEE's CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR THE
COUGHS % S2n dSH 55N GROUP
CONSUMPTION.
This remedy has itself such notorcy for its
c Steon the evsncr Of vrts in 9'y Sonm
@ TsFs nus been empoysa So Tie is the field Of its
every sect on Of the country ahond i'll persons publicly known
Ease q the iRs BY IT, s o witch o Eyf S|nToy
oyer every other medicine Of its kind apparent escape
l2nser hesitate what atote 10 employ for lie dstSsiny and
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary which are uci
the lungs but for 's mier varieties OF Colds Coughs oas
ness exc AMI for rhren it is the leasantest and safest mci
we nes not do more than assure the people is quality kept
nn t. the hs~ that hsve has bSe and that ;s genuine
sold by eysry respectable druggist in The United states
n4D $mlxW ]. WRIGHT { co. wAllesnie AGENTS.
DopC2,o}.Rts DE- AoorLANDs CELEBRATED GER.
~ MAN BlTTERS, prepared by
Dr.. G. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
| tTsG y s!rf 1 LysT c2nain' pypt 'anssG;
dseiaes arising tson Isre! Liver o. Stomach.
ton luwAl, Plies
:. Heal. .Nci'!it> Of he sto;9sch,
Nausea Htarthirn, Di>gn,r Tor Food,
:, E[,sttsY@s sinEio: r F,@.srt%s A i%er';
all l:tisuit Hrshipg Fni;sra; ii the ieaF Gloaz,
ing Or ,tltvcrinE selsM"a when in yiHg posture Dim
Pain in - us!i i,eayisnej # Pers2rstioS Yellow
ness o. tie Skin ans Eyes, Pain in the Side Back.
Si+eII' i"4aS Fgle.' s'e,, H!tt"h fit'4es OF
Heat, HHriug "a the flesh, Con
s''' lhia@tll-' Oh F'Y!
@D" %Ft't depression
~, 81 3pHi.2 tNt ,,. a..
Ihe Nr'HF't ~ IL c9h tht attention Of the pubic to iS
nEriHuH'F "r, 50 WIN tslihE o. e ntn2i nt'"t:e in
rs " 4hR +1PoA ~ the diseases Vi WAeh II IS recon-
Etnted. -.
~ ~ ne" ana Ihet R'tet ht one u' ma, s''"l 'ne
lest Of ten Yeas TIN" 9G'" me American people: ANA IT'S
FIhi4iW"l le i iEIfti"" ny l similar ittHtlni', eH-
ant iNt testimony ~ ~ i'F 7t ny ht hnst PROM
and we'll En'w' l%e" H al IN Fjinal> IN MI parts o the
6HtrE ' i1Antl, Ai careful p""at u ~" Almanac put
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IMPORTS,

PALERMOBark t;eorani-4o75 boxes lemons $50 sacks
do Wine 2U0 shclied almonds liquors nldsc ii
de Greyoris &co-i5U salinas salt 10 order.
IIVERPOOI-Ship Pelican Sate-5546 sacks salt ;02 tons
coal to c Meeker AGO.
IIVERPOOIShp Old EngHud-25 crates uIse casks do
Moore &co2O frames sheathig felt McloweI-s2l. SIX
salt 10 order
NEWPORT-ship Conssnment-l34G tons coal to Waruekn
Il herclhoh.
KEY WEST-Bark Annie kmDa-A Assorted merchandise
Of the ship Lady AWbea previously reported lost oil Mey
West.
NEW TORK-Ship Observation-Disclosures mdse
PENSACOLA-Sclr SouEeru-600u0 feet of lumber to Poo
ley, Nco&co.
PENSACOLA Schr Mara-55o 0c feet lumber 20 A Blanc
eco
MOBIIE-Schr Pasc6goiln-S0o0D feet lumber to order
BILOXI-Schr Clemitine-3J,UUO lumber to 4 S;rf-
AsCAGOULA-SchE Florda-3O.0QO feet lumber to Il
Sanford.
PEARLINGToN-Schr Sarah Bladen-3o0o0 feet lu1nbr to
Ward &co.
BAY ST LoUIs-Schr Ark-l0l cords wood order.
PEARL RlYER-Schr Fulster-3uUuV feet lumber % %
aths 10 PooIrr Nrol Hco
C0vlNGTpN-sc!.r Fanaubeau--5J cords wood 10 order
ANTE RlEEE--3chr pOmmt 1 Or3puU shingles aQcords
Of wood TO order.
BLIND ElyER-scht Morning s;ar-30 cords wood to Or.
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transactions and having noticed them daily have only
remark that holders very firm and that n sales max
ing negotiations pending, influenced by the dividends
nov being The transfer books of the Canal will
closed until after the dividend lately declared which will be
payable Monday the 5h Of January The Gas Light Com
pany the dividend aey made on and after the lst The
directors of the New Orleans Jackson and eat Northern
grond give notice that the interest coupons the mortgage
bonds OF the road due in this city the s of January will be
paid the office of the company Caronee street. on the
day specified and those due in New York the Merchants
Bank in that city This is the first senanuln interest which
mas natued since the issue Of the mortgage bonds and it IL
highly gratifying find that the faith of company has been
carried out, In hc one having the welfare and credit of
interpretations heart entertained the least doubt ri
the company fulfilling their engagements and how those old
curmudgeons feel who have been ecryng H obligations of The
city and this road particularly the pompnes with which
this four cent six months INTEREST," will be pads We re-
commend them ia retire from change?
Iii other stocks and in bonds there have my nsnc
lions of importance few bonds Of the city issued to the rail-
toads sirugge md then into the brokers hands They arc
taken within the figures below
We append our regular weekly quotations Of stocks =
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EXPORTS.
NEW YORK VIA IAyANA-Steamship Characteristics
bales % do deer skins lOS bbs flour Gig ard - do
searine, 50 bbls pecals,
MONTGOMERY, Anbama-Seamer C Bakeries pkgs
furniture 625 bbs whisky, lO hf bhs WHISKY 100 bbs flour
10 boxes pcs 10 kegs butter 81 hi bbs pork pumps Is
castings corn mills bdlS baskee u hds sugar 10 bblS
asses - hf bbls moasses to sacks coffee IS pks mse
NEW TORk-Shp Realm-22S bales cotton, go do rope
cuttings % bales do skins 1913 hides S25 sacks wheat
Alb bbls pork, l5l bbls flour, 2S pkgs mdse.
PHII.ADELPHIA-5ark Mahlcn Wilan,on-Sa3 bales
40 do wool 50 hhds tobacco 1855 bdis hides 100 empty
casks, 40 do bb 40 do casks and kegs
GENOA-Ship Euphrusia--l7 SO bales cotton.
HAVRE-Shp G Pennell-344l bales cotton 1890 sacks
wheat, , bales moss, 1000 slaves.
HAVRE-Shp Highland I.ight-l4s5 bales cotton, ia ties
an! 10 bhs nd 1880 sacks weat $50 blls hide, 5000
IEERPOOL-Ship Scotland-236S bales cotton, $3.50
wheat. 1000 slaves
coffee, bbs whisky, 80 do pork 25 bbs -four
Bacon do horns 20 bales oaku - do hay hd 40
bbs potatoes, 5000 seghrs, 50 plgS mdse,
VERA CRCZ-Schr Esther Burr-5O bales cotton 1850 hf
bales cotton Il bales hay hb OIL Ii bb Hour, 81 pkg rnse
IIVERPOOI-Sip Tanscott24+ bales cotton, 7l4l sacks
wheat. li0S sacks corn, 5000 slaves.
HAEREBark Volant-2O5 bales cotton, 2l57 sacks wheat
lGG0 slaves.
ST MARKS AND NEWPORT-Schr Wild Piseor-2 bales
bagg. SO coils rope lis bbls whisky do lime do beef II
bO mUlasses do lard oil do onions do rice 10 pccns
do bread IS do apples 20 bbls Hour & do pork potatoes
do to casks bacon, hls T. bb sugar do kegs liquor
do Dbl tics lard IS sacks coffee 10 do salt u
do oats, boxes candles, 10 ties hams, bx mdse
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Ce-cent Mutual Company sctip per dollar soc
The Bank market has been abuniantly sup
piled The largest South Carolina and Tennessee
Ban notes. particularly Of the free Banks Of Tennessee
have been many Irregularities in the banking
unents of these dealers handle them very cautiously
and of discount than the old Banks. Deal
ers are however very liberal in their tenders III other distant
there is much change but intending
visit or New Orleans, will find all facilities for dis
posing OF my of reputation other stcnri
issued their places of residence Dealers Camp
are at ali times prepared purchase anything in the bank
Line also coin aud bullion ut the highest prices and any
extent.
Mexican dollars declined trihe The operations at the
mint suspended for the present. and purchases whatever
Buyers of bullion md con however, do take
advantages Of that they governed by the rules
thereof they paying higher prices than the standard
of the mint.
We the following weekly quotations for coin and
uncurrent for this week being the rates of H. B. Meel
4! Co.
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BELO W-COM UP.
Bark Chandelier, Stamford from Rio de Jaero to VIM
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<&s7zssz2%4zss BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
f--zNSs hand and for NHr from the nurir Actory Of
.--tT Mcsors. j. NJ. BRL NSWIGk K BRO t,inrinn,,i
Superior Kn>wu9 billiard Table. frunsrcks patent Cush
ions, H,", ,Ioh, llI> tues, and al trimmings belong
ing to tbi> linz.
All orders GAnnkfuly received and pronpy attended to-
\. " NERRIAN.
MI ly ST. Charles RII5lrd Room. y, Q.
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PASSENGERS
Per ship Westminster from New Yorh-3 cabin and steerage
passengers.
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TDfIN EiALLELlt ~ i:IEttTfIH FIR. III TGilOUF!.
toU stre above st. Joseph, COPPER, TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS., pFcWtT"'! 10 l AL kinds Of work
in tse liIe p business, c ltti:, NJ IN and pgr ut,
ers, Nye Also, putting Copper lin ami Zinc R!U:t
in VII parts HE city moderate prices, with pVH'
dltpatrh. All kinds Of Obbng and Repairing attended 10 Will
ti7nhtciI. By attention all orders hope merit
share IF tn" pullic patronage.
bee F0ll2Yviu. gentlemen Messrs
Crzier Wing, JIDsO McIito-, Cook MairO',e, R0-
!I"ghes, g. " Church, ThGHs Murray, Isaac Thayer,
Caller, Turpi h Co, L. ". Jewell
Letter Box 80 Mechanics and Dealers, Etronse 70 St
Clinrle. I2li&Wtt
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r A Z Z 0 4 D s.
Il

WETuMPkA AND MONTGOMERY--Se.,nc A Ft-lear
!S3 bales cotton box mdse casks TO FARLEY JUrey &Co-
iv bales cotton Iareton Willing lu!lis2)S do do Eet,
Roberts Terr!ll32 DO Cummings, Stcwar, Gro5 do do
II May &co7; bald osrabrrgs Donlcll- NJ III ,e 10
Mckeroy BgndOrdsundyie order-lo,a lly bales
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IItSF1 ~ tptstiS. - FAX Ei "a LARGE
LCilg Black NnrIiur,
IL Iart Of Roeke< Romnn Candies Toprl Trinhsrrs Peri
N"clN. S"rtis Flower Pots. Srr2nts. 'gpu Mines, Blue
light, Post Fires, Fine Cncker>, For sale hs
II. VI. BARLOW II iH..
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I WRIGHT AZ CO.'S CATALOGUE or GENUINE
aud popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
Druggists Dealers op-eo7's lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot special Agency, No. l5l amp q Clarres
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-27

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ST = TwIOl E!wr!s,) Nos %, 81 ard 80 New I.tyee, and
20 81 Fulton manufactures lt
~ criprcn Of Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron md Brass Work.
He ready contract for the making d e,1y TRIMS,
Carit and Evapoatig Pans, Fiers Juice Boxes AID
everything arperaining to the Su-nrtou5e.
A Whistles,
Cocks, i'onplin. Valves, etc constantly OIL hand.
He would call the attention planter, the Trains
which have been in successful operation the plantations Of
Col R. C.. C'tp Mssr 7. HARRISON F. ]. Forsta, Nelson
Donesuy D,cODi Il LAWRENCE v. II. StaGklDuse. 4.
Thomson i Co.. and l. f. ForStal Of this city, whom he
specially refer. FOR full particulars. m22
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
TIE BAPTYSrS FOE FRENON !
IT, re E6i;cr 81 Trs ~ I. T-iSEsc.

SIR \ short tine since / rOiiced paragraph COPIED
into yor- paper from Tkc 10. IA 81 C9Tricr1t, N
which il asserted that the resolutions receu&y
passed by The Baptist State Convention 81 Penn Ian
lid 10; cpreseni The sentiments OF the Baptist pastors
Of ,hr city most OF whom in favor Of the election
Of FliDorc. From ny own knowledge, was conf
jen: st the time that the statement incorrect, and
as have ,nce made inquiry Of others, am now cer-
tan Of i.
~ the .wentv-four posters * Baptist Churches in
th. city, could, L proper 10 intermeldle with
the;. private affairs give the names Of thirteen who
are II favor q tie principles Of tire Republican party,
and will vote for Col Fremont, if they vote at all
know OF bu. .vo who in favor OF Fillmore, although
there may BE- Others know nothing Of the pot cal
pr, cerenc.c Of The remaining nine am also person
.or Il acquainted with eight Baptist ministers IN thi,
CITY, not settled pastors ali Of whom heart and
:oul With the Republicans.
have haJ some opportunity If learning the sont-
nent, % the Baptists this city snd throughout the
state. and IN certain that the election " Col. Ere
Mon. dep,ndcd or ,hcm h. would 70 into The Prc'deu
tai chan by a., ANIMATION. \ NV ioRH BArTIsT.
N-,.l Jrk O." p, l6so.