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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
1J1O ALL SEEKING A WESTERN HOME :

VNO ALL SEEKING A WESTERN HOME =
Rncouresemeu, 10 offered a, 81. Lawrence. Minnesota
This il delightfully."- situated on te Minnesota River s.d
h the station on the Stage Route from St. Paul to
the Upper The Mimi sofa Valley tho chsost por'
tion Territory, wei settled but yet without large
cheap fertile, well tubred aud wat-rsd
WE OFFER To Mechanic work and building lots For tho
,.tslli.bmsnt Saw Mill bonus of % Los tara Of 1000
feet caciD For that If Flour Mil. ~ Lott and proportional
gr-y for other improvements To tsP'tsists-For sale Que
share 100 Lut-) in 81. Lawrence Address
VM II STODDHR, Box No. 10 Boston Mas. or
sTODDFR PIfRSON Shakspce Minnesota
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V'O LET-Well-lighted ROOMS, with STEAM
Il POW En-, in the Ncw-York Moding Planning Mill. Nos
zl0 West J7th-st. Inquire on tho premises, Of
A. L. SRRRKLL.
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YNARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-The SUMMER
TERM commences on MONDAY May Circulars con
tsrips terms references of the Institute Andre Monu
nient &C. be obtained at the BokOre No l53 Fulton
IT.. n. u, or BY addressing -
w. A. NEWMAN. A. NJ, Principal.
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HyssY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer. No. - Nassssst
IENRY Ii. LEEDS & Co. will sell BY AUC-

III TION on FRIDAY. April H. st III o'cloch, OF Ne
n, i r7th st., between 9TH and 7th.svs
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FCRNITURE-Cen.istinfs -
Bruel Velvet Ipsrsa Carpet. besatf rosssood res
ior Sue. covered In gold sk broesse esr,sa
wood Center Tables marble tops rosewood
r M table iulsd- Clocks Bronses China 'sse' Hss w.
etc r.h. Chain oox.
eisa n - 1r..p. c.ne.est Cbsir Plated Ware China
sna acne'nMa s,i,e. rosewood Bedsssdi Ws.hstsnaA
I C.binsts marble top suite IN mahogany. a
..S to Nsftnr.se. aud Bedding. rosewood HsA
~. S,.nS - aurtairs and ether furniure
a.. valuable lot u wiaes VI various Kind. selected la
p;i,stf use. ih yuch.r Ynrntnye
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H. Physoan desrous retro from long practice and still
to do AZ the good in his anxious make known this
cure and will send (free Of charged the full Prescrp
ton, with instruction. to al afflicted Addres. + o. BOYD
M. D.. Ststion Il. New York
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DRlVATE SALE.-A FARM Of 20 acres at
i kansroleck near the Rslroed; Farms in New Jersey
and Farms Country Long lsnd situated on the
Sound between Flushing and Oyster Bay; hne plots OF
Ground Of about each In Oyster Bay Village beaut
fully situated. Apply 20 BAKER WEEKS, Auc.ioneer'
No It
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for Young Ladies.
l Salt water bshirs hor-eback r!tng among the
r,cratons Catalogue Be obtained Of the FhSCifAL
BOX. Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

HNO LET-A desirable COTTAGE in 56th-st.
Il between the 5th and 6h-svs Rent $50 Apply 10 RAY
NOR BLACKWELL, No. ll29 Broadway, neat to s. W
cor. Saith St
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GOVERNMENT LANDS in MARKET
" 1,1O0, 900 ACRES q choice TIMBER aud PRAIRIE
LANDS in NORTHERN IOWA will be- for private entry
sbout middle of May These Lands lie along the Extension
q the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad.
We haye two competek In tho field making selec
tons and prepared 10 do extensive business.
wishing have Lands located have the business
done for them favorable making early application
to CATLIN. WILLIAMSON BARWl5E.
Madisop. Wis. March l6 1857.
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Drp Goods.

AT FOUNTAINs INDIA STORE, No. es3
N Bro~auay-A complete ssscrtueut q MAST INDIA
and CHINA 0OODs, wholrsaic r.tan. INFORMATION
OF SAMPLES OF thess goods scst PsS mai y st,
DOYY CLOTHING fOr SPRING, 1867.
ID At GENlHS BAZAAl
IcuAs neg ana b.six fsshious is dses and soso saks
Cot BY Ise,on. whese stil 8. dessne, Of "y'''
Atteuton IL invited to his eeEsat
Braided yackcts (rqual 10
Enbroid-red fer beeutyi AMI
superb novelty In BsyS
Drcss Jaoksts sutssss fss
Boys Of al ssss.
CENINS BAZAAR,
No SIS Broadway
St Nichols Hs$el.
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OR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE COZ

l. tanning three and half situated the south side
Of Staten Island 1t adjons tho lands Of VIM II. Apinw.u
faces the and has well shaded lawn With Stable Coach
6no fruit r. Of the P1sS,se money remain bond and
rsr.st., or to JAMES RiDGwAr, No 81 wlism.t room.
No Is ID
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

A. J. BLEkfkEH. Auotiohrof, I
Jones WOOD rkOpEErY s q AT ia! AUCIioS =
and b. and s ID and Sd s'o ss. 1o.h 7lss 1sa ~
sI,h nd 7h sta all beautifully stusted high sround
r.pIey proving part Of the city "a aud sv rosess
Ls same Is minutes fon Union Ssie sbsest~
Tern, libersL ksps Ut the o66es, No Brosdst.
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II
,ou can have their House. we'd looked srr, rents col.
lecd and promptly ugdc by aPIyinsto 10 IN"
qualified BY LONG eHperirnce {" 1iv" 'st'sctn aPr rrr'
enc given Inrsriy and in oil transactions
GFO : HfCKOE H0uss-Ascnt. No 1921 Alleu.t
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
Boar0 an0 Rooms.

BOARDING at Nos. as, AZ and 40 East Broad
ID way Gentlemen and their wives also single Gentlemen,
nd
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

ITO LET-Four-story high stoop brick HOUSE.
No 10 West 45hst, between Brosdwsy and 9th ".
h.. bath range marble msnols 40 Ton. $50 Apply 70
RAY BROTHERS, No. Dvy-st.
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DEATHS.

In Marion Iowa, cd, ult Charles c. Carter, SON OF
Col. Abel Garter Of This village aged 30 years.
In Orange, Dec. Sth Lauy Waterman. wife Of Dyar
Waterman, aged ~ years
In Oshkosh Wisconsin, Hon. Dudley Chase Bodgctt.
a native Of Randolph, Vt
In East Randolph Ellen J. Hanks. aged 10 years.
In Branree, Dec. p. Mrs Harriet, wife Of Jonathan
Bass, aged SO.
In Chelsea, Dec TO- Widow Lucy Matthews, Of Yer.
shire. aged 49, Her end was peaceful.
In Waukcgan. ILL.,, the Oath Of November, 1856,
Sidney Booth, formerly " Cornwall VI, aged 81 years.
In Barton, on the 22nd ult, Of Consumption Lucinda
C., wife Of Daniel W. Robinson, aged - years.
In lloxbury, Dec ", Henry H., Of b. Edwards.
Esq. aged ~ years months
~ Hardvics, March o. 1856. Mary lncz the oldest
daughter Of Jonathan and Harriet Foster, aged years.
months and - days.
In Hartford very suddenly abou, four o'clock in the
morning, Jan. lst, John Strong, Esq, aged %.
At Jericho, Dec 9Th, Mrs. Lydia Griffin wife OF the
late Jasper Griffin, aged II years
Ia Jericho, Dec 3ih in the 73d year Of her agc Mrs
Polly II. Bostwick, wife Of Arthur Bostwick.
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Marriagcs.

AT the Union House Jan. LIST, by Rev. +. d. Hemcn-
way, Mr., Marcus K. Bliss and Miss Laura A. Spencer
both of MHrshfold.
In this village, Dec. %, by Rev. VIM H. Lord, Mr..
Samuel o. Husey, Of Montpelier, and Miss Calista
Short, Of Calais
AT Burnhams Hotel, Montpelier Jan. lst, by Rev
Eli Balou, MI. Franklin S. Newton and Miss Elizabeth
A. fiske both Of Mortified.
AZ Burnham's Hotel Montpelier, Jan lst by Rev.
Eli Balou, MIR. Lucas Morse aud Miss Mary +. Crosby
both of Duxbury.
by the same, Jan. lst at the Union House, Montpc-
her M Sidney 5. Thomson, Of Jericho, and Miss Lu-
enda T. Douglas Of Richmond.
y, IN Caais' Dec 18Th oy Rev. /. Warren Mr.. L. IL.
Gilman, OF Hardwck and Miss Martha Pearce, daugh-
ter OF Hon. Alonzo Pearoc of East Calais.
Also, Jan. LIST, by the same Mr. Alonzo A. Clark and
Miss Maria A. Wheelock. both Of Calais
In CALAIS, on sunday, January 4th, by II. n slayton,
Esq, Mr.. j. IL. Morgan and Miss Mary Jane Hargin.
Also on SUNDAY, Eve, by the same, Mr. Lemuel p.
Goodell and Miss lrena NJ. Ormsbee, all Of Calais
In Washington, Dec. 81, 1856, by A. T. Field Esq.
Mr. Seth Il. Briggs Of Wlliamstos a Miss Minerva H.
Pratt Of Washington.
In Williamstown, Dee 81 by Rev. y. S. Haynes. Mr.,
Edmond IL. Bruce Of Randolph and Miss Elizabeth @.
Lyons Of Brookheld.
la Worcester, Jan. |, by Rev j. House, Mr.. Thomas
c. Smith and Miss Betsey S. Fisher both Of W.
At East Hardwick, Dec. 2lth, by Rev. Jos Under
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HoILowAY's OINTMENT AND PMS, arc
the finest remedies for bad legs. Francis
Tompkinson of Ottawa. Michigan. had the
misfortune, six years ago. to break his leg
which was imperfectly set by the doctor, the
consequence was that it formed itself into an
angry wound, and despite Of the various rem
edies he tried he could not get anything to
cause it to heal, and it was feared by all who
knew him, that he would be lame all his life
About four months ago he commenced using
Holloways Ointment and Pills, which soon
caused an improved appearance in the leg, he
continued them for nine weeks. and the leg is
sound to the establishment of all who know
him
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gglantro.

4 GENTS WANTED. - EXCELLENT
n BUSINESS OPENING Wanted few indus
tri0us energetic Young sell Agricultural Books
the Farmers. Very favorable will be given With
activity than Ono Hundred dollars per month cioar
profit can be realized Our publications Of pcrna-
practical value every Farmer aud therefore meet
with ready sale For particulars, apply by mail TO
&. NJ. SANTON q co.
Agricultural Book Publishers
l06ws No. 40 Fulton ST., New York.
4 GENTS WANTED. To retail useful
4 \ artccs-Sales minneapolis large--only s.
required. Address enclosing stamps,
l9Swf j. l.. 49,, Harmony II. l.
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CARPETS At Low PHcEs.-Many Of our
citizens are taking advantage Of the low prices
at which the New England Carpet Company
are selling of their immense stock az retail,
preparatory to a change in business. They
are selling immense quantities of English Tap
estry Brussels for 81 cents per yard, and are
selling off their entire stock Of kiddcrminster
dollar carpets at Is cents. Their warehouse
is located at No. IS Hanover strcct.-BosfoH
p.sg
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Boots & shues.

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY ENTIRE
/ CASH BOOT 4 SHOE STORE IN BOSTON,
Gro. c. WALES, % Pearl street, mauufactnreI and
dealer iu BOOTS, SHOES, kuBDEkS AND SHOE
STOCKS, keeps always on hand good csds yefaii.Ag
Goods made expressly for New England Trade, which
are bought and sod at the LOWEST PRICES, for CASH
ONLY.
qTOrders will be filled promptly and iararsa6iy 90 as
ior prices as II the party ordering ,cese PreseiN.
No. 20 Pearl Street, (nesF Milk Street, sS'iy.
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WILL Mon LEAK.-A Eau

M HIGH WILL MOI LEAN. "A Eau
w Get now being used everywhere, and for every
thing that runs Warranted, that after years Of use,
lst Il will not leak, iih- II viii not freeze,
%. II will not out. OH. IL will not waste.
Sd. II will not hood
Such Is the Boston Faucet Cos SELF-CLOSING
FAUCET. Wherever you put one on, you will neeer
require another Try one, and Il this Is exagger-
alton Of its merits.
BosToNFAucET CO., Gore Block, opposite Revere
House. oihm
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BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR-Tb

4 n Christian Freeman, Boston, SAYS .-" Sincerely.
we had rather pay for SFAIDiNG'5 ROSEMARY than
have other hair oils for nothing. II is clean aud not
hitns and greasy most oils We speak from exc
percucc and consider it the best n the market Try IT,
ana see h we have not given YOU good advice" For
omameuunc Improving cleansing and iu,ieorating the
hilf, use the ltnsrfnatgtou rglN uuou II has
stood the test Of Time and Wholesale and retail
Depot % fremont St. (0pposito Museuml Boston Mass.
j. RUSSELL SPALDlNG. Proprietor. Sold by deal
er. generally through the country.
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Ktal estate


YARN FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
Il fcrs for sale the well known CLARK FARM, In
Middcsox On the Wmoosh River about two miles be-
low Montpelier Village, and is beautifully situated the
lime " the Vermont Central Railroad. and one Of the
best farms Ia Washington County, aud a desirable farm
Tor the farmer, country residence Tor the capitalist or
gentlemen OF pleasure said farm contains 225 acres,
about 80 acrcs Of which Is superior meadow. about %
acres upland moving about 30 Of pasture and IS
acres excellent wood land, (neluding a sugar place Of
about N trcca and small apple orchard of fruit)
all Of said farm Is well wntcred and in high state n
cultivation the buildings story brick house 30
by ~ feet with excellent cellar and we finished. ktch
en- cheese and wood shed Of wood shed 30 by
a. feet and half story high connecting wood she'd
and barn X 100 By 30 feet, new, with stable UNDER
improved plan, with cattle shed tho end one common
% hy 80 feet barn with shed attached 90 by 20 feet
horse barn 2 by ~ ut open shed in 'front.' with shed in
rear b hy 40 foot shop and hog house attached, stable
contains sN stalls, ganary and cellar under the stable
The buildings nearly new or recently repaired.
good wc Of water, at the house, likewise running water
from brook 10 house and yard The farm is now offered
az private sale, but II sold before the 10th day OF
January viii then Dc sold public auction on the 18th
day January, on the preinises--Sale positive Terms.
one half the purchase money down. the balance IN aunu-
al nsalmcnts, TO suit purchaser Likewise will be sold
the stock and tools ON said farm.
l9'3w. Il. S. CAMP.
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TERMS or rm WEEKLY ATLAS.

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EANCY GOODS AND TOYS. We ad-
4 wise 40 purchasers Of rich Fancy Goods any de-
strption OF roys. 90 call 40 HOLDEN, GUTTER
CO.'S. Is and n kilhy Street. Bostonone of the most
extensive French and German importing houses in the
United States. having house n England, Paris and
Germany They are agents for sandcrsou Lancrgan's
celebrated Fire Works.
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INOR COUGHS, COLDS AND CON
4 SUMPIION.-lued and oppru,c cd by UMPIRE
ccdcntcd sale and popularity uf over THIRTY YEAHs
Hon. Daniel p Thompson. Secretary Of the state Of
Vermont, saws " Having the beneficial effects Of
family and ncighborhooi feel free 10 say that look
upon very valuable medicine in the diseases tlr
which b. resnrlrnrudadH REED, CT ll4th a. CO..
Drup1ist., n1-ton Projectors. Be careful ~ get te
genuine, there many uaitIfi0us Sold Oy AFoth-
ccaric- and Druggists generally Price 81 cents and 81.
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The hgesf, cheapest and mosf caljc rcetly Netrgaeg
printed 'H Nec England
SEW cLrR ARUANGrMENrs.
We desire cali upon the friends OF sound political
principles throughout NeN England aid iu the cir
cuauon Of the WEEKLY ATLAS. This is printed every
Thursday morning. and it, contents cmhracc-
/. Liberal articles on the Questions Of the Day.
.. large amount Of Information relative TO the great
Cause Of Free Territory.
3. Wen digc-tcd reports Of Current News.
T. Original Foreign Correspondence.
s. The proceedings OF Congrcs, and " the Massachu-
scits Legislature
q. Summaries of Foreign Ncws.
Z. New and interesting Tales, carefully selected
8. Original and selected Poetry.
9. Monetary and Financial Articles.
10. The Cambridge, Brighton, New York and Phladcl-
phia Cattle Markets.
II. General Prices Current throughout the Commercial
World.
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furniture.


~ IN olOth Of hlCh FALL AN u
~ WINTER GOODS.
J. G. EMERY. has received his goods for the
Fan and Winter trade comprising extensive and
beautiful assortment than he has before offered,
consisting Of Carpets Of beautiful coors and designs in
Neycts Tapestries three ply supernes and all the low
grades FURNITURE in unusual variety and styles.
Parlor sets in Damask Plush and lair Cloth Mahogo-
ny and painted Chamber Suits Marble top Toilet Blu
and Centre Tables and very full stock Of MahOg
any and Walnut Sofas; Rocking and Paror Chairs
Centre and Side Tables Extension Dining Tables, and
almost every thing which helps make well selected and
assorted stock Of House Furnishing Goods
Oval and plain, gilt rosewood and mahogany LOOK
ING GLASSES; Picture Frames Feathers Mattresses;
Spring Beds.
PAPER HANGIN
Now is the time TO buy because they be bought
cieap, and because homccomfort may he greatly in
creased by the interior decoration Of dwellings, and be
cold winter is coming, and the bitter blast may
be eeetuay shut out by paperng walls Of living
thus saving fuel and many uncomfortable SILVER
Call and examine my stock before purchasing.
A. the head of State Street,
Montpelier, Vermont.
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PART or CoNtENfs
on rnE MoNru-AHo Rsrs-Pon Evil cured.
ul, instructive arti- MANuHTs. No. 1.-The first
Of Thoroughly practical
sR or OpEnArtoNs series.
,rAny--a catalogue MANrnrs-N J. Mars
X 10 be- done iu thc.M kNrnr4--A An amusing and
Orchard. Garden. instructive cut. showing
and Hot-houses in-' how sumo NJ ihc " Special
scd with many vail. Manurcs are " eui un. b"
ints. IhsWa spree. MfLKfNU MAcHtNH-Amu-
'Hre Of This JOurHai sing account Of an at.
ihHdcr irys ont 0ne'd tempt 90 use.
efore him, amt ma OYsrHn PIAN1-lIow to
Z aids and sgnema- cook
"a ptHs PHA-thc japan.
0f mnnwing .PENcn SrONEs--Ircatment
Irs-Fun chapter Of
Pms-Miucc. without oppi's.
lmplctu yUt written. PuNOLogICAL SOUErl, A.
yEs-Nlinuic dircc- mcncan--fmits adopted,
.of making cheap Sc.
riapatntdlI,es PorprnrrrE-Famcr'str trial
v AKfNg-E Nrrucnt ~
PGENuNs-Agr jomnols
The King Philip. for
ictafsRNSY DAY RAuntr vt
rye successful grow Ncirhhor Thomas So O.
peueuee-te ry oood RuyhAuH, or Pic Plant
uu good lriiclrs ON. Full chap. ou culture. &C..
iI in winter. &c. .ROsrs in Pots-Directi0us
ErNs-from seed. for growing, with hcauti-
Fully discussed fl cut.
of "a GLEnoYMNN-S DRAINS in Winter.
ting chapter of de- STonNY DAys-Work flr
STHAwHHHHtEs, No. by
OF q MECHANIC a particular grower The
20 two column cut. first Of O. full series go be-
= manner OF lay- continued through the
: the place OF trees, year, with appropriate
vegetable Nc. a monthly directions.
thing for al culu-SrGAH CANE. thincse--
Of small plots. More about thi. Interest,"
.G and BrnuING- ing new plant coo 20 900
emit plan. ssefiI fI 'e aisfr lhfsa rnFr
r.TNuT L.. d iHfHN .farrI.fNfH. af.fs|Is4I
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Vo THE MARRIED OF BOTH SEXES.

And those contemplating marriage, valuable nfor-
nation will be furnished free Of charge. Address Dr.
dONTGOMERY'S MEDICAL AGENCY, Haverhn,
Mass lS.3m
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ntm anhfrt!scmrnts.

4 MEXICAN AUHICUaTURIsT.
ORANGE JUDD, li9i Wator.st, (Icuus-Onc Dollar
Publisher s. rropr Now-York jANcarin Advance.
Won. xvi, No l. January, 1857, New scric. No, 10
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lenaL nutiets.

NOTlCE.-Whereas application has been
~ made 10 me by more than one sixteenth part Of
the propdct0rs u the undivided NJ Ripon IN Adj
olson County, and State u Vermont, 10 warn meeting
of said prgpdcors Therefore said pfopnctors are here
By notified and warned 10 meet a. the dwelling house Of
Scater Fletcher in said ltpton, the 18th day Of Feb
mary 1871 next o'clock In the afternoon for the
following purposes
To choose moderator clerk collector and oil neocss-
airy officers and agents for said proprcors sec II said
popreor will divide the whole any part Of said lands;
commence, prosecute defend law suits raise and coll
ec taxes vote any proprietor propuetos any lands
which may have been may be pitched IN lieu Of draf,
and 10 take all necessary proper carry the
above purpose into effect
Dated al Bristol, this 9Th day Of December, 1856
~ HARVEY MUNSIfI. Justice Of Peace.
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TnE FALL cAMrAIes

EMIL EMEN The FALL CAMPAIGN
" mas OrrNrn AT MONTPELIER.
The richest and most desirable assortment Of TAI
IORING GOODS ever offered IN Vermont, have Just
been received from New York, consisting Of erery
~ or Ocercoatiigs, Broadcioths PesfiHgs and Pant
fefs, all offered very low prices, in any quantity
Will be manufactured into Garments in any style desired,
in superior manner,
Also nom ono Of the best Clothing Houses in New
York an elegant stock Of Fashionable and Seasonabe
Rcady-made CLOTHING, expressly for he retat trade.
Examination gratis.
s. G. WOOISON,
10 Hubbard Biock, STUFF Street.
QAgcnt for the sale Of William Celebrated Monthly
and scmi-Annaa Bulletin Of Fashions, the only true
port for this country.