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sptriaI Notiets.
4 CARD TO TIE LADIEs.--Dn. Du-

4 GARD ~ lie LADlfS'--Dh' ~
" roNoo's FRFNcH Periodical 6oLnHN filis.-
Infallihc IN removing stoppagcs Irregularities oi
the mcuses These Pills nothing new, but have been
used By the Doctor for many years, both In France aud
America with unparalleled success n every casc aud be
is urged by many thousands OF Ladies who have used
them, 20 make the Pills public I'm The alienation o.
those suffering from any irregularities whatever as vel
as 10 prevent pregnancy IN those ladies whose health will
not permit am increase of family. Pregnant females or
those surprising themselves are cautioned against u-
Ing these Pills while pregnant the proprietor assumes
no responsibility as TO the above admoniuon although
their midncss would prevent amy mischief o The health
Otherwise these Pills recommended. Fun and eNp
cit directions accompanying each Box. Price Slhl
Upon the receipt Of dollar, box will be sent to
any address by return mail Direct an orders 10
FRED. i. SMITH, Wholesale Druggist, Montpelier,
General Agent for the State Of Vermont
Geo. Nichols, Agent Noithhcld 10
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legal notitrs.
NoTICE.-whereas application has been

NOTICE.--Whoreas application has been
~ made to me by more than one sixteenth part "
the proprietors Of the undivided Of Rpton, In Ad
olson County, and state of Vermont, to meeting
Of said proprctors Therefore said propretors here
by notified and warned 20 meet NJ the dwelling house Of
Scaver Fletcher, In said Rpton the 10Th day Of Feb
ruary 1851 next O'Clock in the afternoon. for tbs
following purposes.
To choose moderator, clerk, collector and all
airy officers and agents for said propetor to see said
prnpret0rs will divide the whole any part Of said lands
commence prosecute defend law suits raise and col
lcct taxes vote any proprietor prOprietors any lands
which may have been may be pitched in lieu Of draft
and 10 take all necessary proper measures 70 carry the
above purpose into effect.
Dated al Bristol. this 9Th day Of December 1856
%. HARVEY MJNsIII, Justice Of Peace.
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HoUocag's Ointment and Pas will Cure Asthma and
all Disorders Of the Chest--licnry Vincent Of selma
Alabama, almost martyr to asthma for nineteen
years, which literally shook him to pieces and made him
thin skeleton that he neither enjoyed rest by
night day, He tried many things for the cure of his
complaint but they did not benefit him. About three
mouths ago, he commenced taking loAoway's Pills, and
well rubbing the Ointment into the chest night and morn
ing. Immediately he gave these remedies fair trial he
able TO sleep az night by perseycrng with them
for only weeks every symptom Of his disorder le
him. His friends who have not him for time
now hardly know him, he has wonderfully improved.
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NEW STOCK or RICH FALL AND
~ WINTER GOODS.
J. C. 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 ooors and designs, in
Nose Tapestries, three ply supertnes and all the low
grades. FURNITURE in unusual variety and styles.
Paror sets in pHmask, Plush and Hair Cloth Mahogo
ny and painted Chamber Suits Marble top Toilet But
and Centre Tables aud very fll stock of Mahog-
any and Walnut Suasi Rocking and Parlor 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
Spring Beds.
PAPER HANGING
Now Is the time 10 buy because they be bought
cheap, and because hnme-cOmfort may be greatly i'm
creased hy the interior decoration Of dwellings. and be-
cold winter is coming and the bitter blast may
be efccusliy shut out W paperng walls Of living rooms,
thus saving fuel and many uncomfortable SILVER
Call aud examine my stock before purchasing.
Al the head Of State Street
Mnntuclicr Vermont
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xxfv

NNNiNi
So still that you can almost hear
The SNOW fakes huitoring
wing,
Or in her cell, the yellow wasp,
Upuu the rafter sing.
xxKv. land when
One dav her flower doth live
Itaiife, at night, 10 done,
lhe suhs and Wccps aloud, n a.
The leaves fall one by one
NNNVl.
She huries them beside The root
Last ieafwith the last tear
Aud waits with patience TN a.
Her lost child re- appear. iTain
NxNYff. fthc leaves
The soft, sweet earth made BY
As they, each month decay
About the rootsofher dear plant
Is all she'll ever lay.
This poor and strange oid n0mda
That iires beiGn hs null
Jnsf nhsrs NJ iarapikc road BE-
10 gfrurglf np the hdi. igias
8" NNNH 'NA
And uurscd by this. itstill lives
Aud fades and blooms again,
The only thing that can control
Old Matgnreps wand .uuF
NNNfK. brain
Alas iti sa mouruful ihinn,
A darkuned intellect THAT
A brain So warped 4 shattered,
II only can reflect
Nfa
Disiointcd fragm'ts of The light !
Whose household gods are
things
of htful fancics, vain designs,
And false imagiuinFsi
ALL Thought
To which all purpose object
The images IL sees
Are the disordered impulses
The f0rgories u Disease.
ALI.
A fearful thing 60 see the Mind,
To- its full strength hcset
Withdrawing shadow dismal
shapes,
And a base cou1ieffait
NIilL
Of Reason all 0icrmastering
IT, Mighty 0nergiesi
While stricken by its unseen
The blinded giant lies. linea
xiv. knows
There's no one iu the village
From whence old Margaret
came,
She never told her history
Her lineage or name.
xiv. why
They called her Margaret but
ffauy knew, they passed
And 81, from this. she came 90
Old Margaret, at last. lhe
XVI fthey sayi
some twenty years, last sprinFi
She came into the place.
And through the summer season
lived,
By chafity's sweet grace.
KLvu. ttnd cuilli
.uui when the Wiuis blew sharp
Andth' leaves looked scre and
old,
And chariiy's lean hand be-
came
Fow -ceutcd, ard grew cold,
vfvrtf. lmilit
She found the hut, below the
Half fallen from she roof
unvand the village A The uuisei
Aud from the crowd alo0f.
XIX. filahs
She patched itup with moss and
10 keep the rain away
And there, alone, a. I have sung
1asiiYel unto this day,
This poor and sfraHFr 0ii roman,
H. fe At bsi0tr ths mili,
Jusf iriere tie turHpiAf road te-
rfHe
10 sfrusris W ne all.
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NTATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

At Probate Court. holden AZ the Probate Office IN
Montpelier within sud for said District, on the Both day
Of December A. d. 1856,
An INSTRUMENT, purporting 20 be the last will aud tcs-
lament Of Mrs. Sarah W Atdrich late Of Barre In said
District deceased being presented to the aforesaid
by Leonard f. Aldrch, the therein named for
Probate II is ordered by said court that all persons
concerned therein be notified 10 appear session of
said court 10 be holden al the Probate Office in Mont
peher tho 10Th day Of January, 1851 and shew cause
any they may have against the Probate Of said will
for which purpose il is further ordered that copy Of the
record u this order be published three weeks successvey
in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed
Montpelier previous said time appointed for hearing
A true copy Of Record,
20.3w Attest, T. r. MERRILL, Register.
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KraI estate for Salt.
EARM FOR sALE.-Tbe subsc,

INARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
A fers for sale the well known CLARK FARM, in
MiddleseX, the Winoosd River about two miles be-
low Montpelier Village, and is beautifully situated on the
line Of the Vermont Central Railroad and of the
best farms in Washington County, and desirable farm
for the farmer or country residence for the capitalist
gentlemen Of pleasure said farm contains 22j acres,
about 80 Of which is superior meadow about 20
acres upland moving about so Of pasture and 70
acres excellent wood land (ncluding sugar place Of
about 800 trees and small apple orchard OF fruit
all OF said farm Is well watered aud ia high state OF
cultivation the buildings story brick house 80
by a. feet, with excellent cellar and well finished ktch
cheese and wood shed of wood shed 80 by
20 feet one and half story high connecting wood she'd
and barn is 100 by 30 feet new with stable UNDER on an
improved plan, with cattle shed the end one common
30 by 40 feet barn with shed attached 40 by 20 feet
horse barn 32 by ~ feet open shed in 'front.' with shed in
rear 10 by 20 feet shop and hog house attached stable
contains six stalls granary and cellar under the stable
The buildings nearly recently repaired. A
good well OF water at the house, likewise running water
from brook to house and yard The farm is now offered
al private sale but II sold before the 10th day of
January it will then be sold public auction the 10Th
day January, ON the prcmises.-Sale positive Terms,
one half the purchase money down, the balance in ann-
al instruments, TO suit purchaser. Likewise will be sold
the stock and tools said farm.
l9.3w. Il. S. CAMP.
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WI

XVII
And never flower was known Vol
BY natural agencies, fgruwl
within whose heart 'twcre pos
such wOndrous Odor lies. tsible.
NVm. tchancc
And those who've seen by rarcstI
The vase upon the no0rfn0oni
when warm A bright the SUM- al
streamed through the OPEN
XIX. door d
Declare, the slender fingers
Around the graVeu hearttelesp
50 human-like, ihcy chniipt nc
x. lts name
But, wbencc The dover on what
No foolish ones who seek
r,.auswcrhave the angry flush
Cpon old Marparets check.
XXI. fink
iTis certain that the flower must
Her warped A wand'fiup brain
10 something that ia past aud
gone,
BY a mysterious chain.
XXI.
AMI 10 Is we'll, 10 c'cn IN that,
She find e fancicd bliss,
For little 81 the world there
seems
To her, poor soul but thlsi
The poor AVID sfranrs old somaH,
That lines bslou ne MILL
Just uhcrt re fnrHpike rodd b.
10 strHggie mp ne hilL lriHl
She catches, through the winter
months,
The snow flakes as they fan,
And molts them with her breath
when spring,
The chatiering martins CALI
XIV. tgrassi
And 10 the summer, from The
Before the sun Is hot. thaud.
Brushes The dew-drups in her
And feeds her golden pot
XIV. fher care
While every month, uuraed by
The SNOW flakes and Che leWa,
Her plant within the broken
heart
single flower renews,
NxYL la chang
And when her flower has hiogn,
Comes DER bier and She secus
like one who suddenly avail ~
From Wild A troubled dreams.
xvii
The lines about hfr mouth are
And on her pallld face, tgouo,
An hushed and calm, you some
thinE Of
lts former beauty trace.
XVIII. form,
She wraps about Der shrunkcn
A robe ofsnowy white, tmants,
And decks herself with ofua
And c0lurs pure and hrleht.
Nxfx. Their brain,
The hcrccncss leaves hcr eye.
Grows clearer. her gray hair
H. neatly hraiied,and her druss
Arranged with bridal care.
XXX.
As BY her golden vase che Sits
Her heart su hduei and mild
And miles aud huns old simple
tunes,
And calls the DIVER her child
XVI. Thor hrart,
And while iu fragrance feeds
She never leaves Der hnt'
Her brook rlrpUs on lts way a.
Her door always shltdle."a,. F.
NNNIf 1lii't
tr4r,tttnr thfu O. seen, from
A 49,. hy eunid knuNt
ma human soul lived there,
except
Hrrpathway through The snow,
NNNfli.
in sinter, o. her little brook.
Add Boz the summer day loot
That round hrr door a frsfless
Had worn the grass away
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Aunlbfr.
r UMBER LUMBERl! Tho

II UMBER LUMBER ! Tho Subscriber
| manufactures and has constantly hand for sale,
Spruce Hemlock, Birch, Maple, Ash and Eastwood.
Also Floor Boards planned and ointed, finished for use
Fence Stuff and all kinds Of Job Work done to order az
short notice. Gig Saving, &c.
Also he purchases Butt Naples, Birch also Ash, Bass
and Spruce in the log and sawed, when done by his d.
recton Amy wishing 10 buy o. sell will do well to give
him a call
log. A. w. WiLphh'
Montpelier, Aprl |, 1856 an
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Bustun sprriaI Nutitrs
luGHs. HOARsENEss ND BRON-

COUGHS, HOARSENESS AND BRON-
y CHlrls BHowN's BRoNcHrAL THocHrs,
when allowed 20 dissolve slowly 10 the mouth, have de
rect influence the affected parts the scdatiyc and
soothing effect 70 mucus lining Of the windppo into the
Bronchii aays Pulmonary Irritation and gives relief in
Coughs, Colds and the various Throat affections TO which
public speakers and singers liable. These Lozenges
are made from highly esteemed recipe for aeyating
Bronchial Affections and all disorders N the breath and
lungsCoughs, Asthma, Hoarseness Catarrh, Irritation
Soreness Of the Throat occasoned By cold
al cxerton OF the vocal organs.
BropHs Bronchial Trochos.We take pleas in call
ing the attention Of readers 20 these lozengcs. Here
in Boston, where the Bronchial Troches known, they
are household words and need testimony 90 rccom-
mend them but 90 readers To- Canada the West, and
indeed everywhere chcorfnlly bear testimony, from
personal knowledge, 90 their efficacy Bqfous Pictorial
JOHN ] BROWN * SON.
Sold bv Druggists generally. Boston.
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Marriagrs.

IT, this village Sst MI, by re- W. H. Lord, Nj Ben
jauin King, 3D. u Abingdon Mass, and Miss NJ. Agnes
Nyc, daughter Of Alauson II. Nse, Esq.
Ia MiddlcseS, Dec. II, by Rev. T.. Brown, David =.
Holt Of Marshfcd and Mary J. Peabody OF MiddleseV.
In South Rovaton, Dee 10. Ny Rev. c. b. Drake, Mr..
Wallace Poster, OF Tunbrdge. and Miss Ruth S. Cow
derry. Of South Royaltou
NJ sutton, Dec. -, hy Rev. b. ID. Rich artisop Mr.
smith Of Mount Pleasant Iowa and Mis-, Fio-
"a A. Fuller, Of Sutton.
In Groton, Dec, g. by 7. r. Darling, ESQ. Mr. J. W
Randall Of Rycgatc and Miss Elizabeth Orr Of Groton
I'm Glover, the 10Th inst, hy Rev George Severance
Nj. VIM. s. Parkes, and Miss Hannah b. Mctcaif both
Of lrasburch
I'm Glover, the 10th inst, by Rev. ~ W Scott Mr.
john Gould, Of lnsburgh, and Miss Alma A. Weber
Of Glover.
In Northheld, Dec. 10, by Rev +. A. Rice, VIM p
smith, Of Randolph, and Chrstana ~ Smith, Of North
field
Al the Mansfield House in Stowe Dec. /, hy Rev W
II Tiffany, Chandler II. Parsons Of Georgia and Nancy
Small of MoristOwu.
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PRoymRNriAL MAN. There is no aspiration
glorious the desire 10 do good Howard bending over
the couch Of sickness and smoothing the pillow OF death,
was greater than Napoleon at Austcrlitz And Thomas
Holloway. whose incstimahc medicines subduing
disease Of every type every part OF the habahle globe
more worthy Of respect and honor than any warrior
that ever drew the sword When Kossuth visited the
United States he was designated 10y of clergy
the "pro,idcnhal man." Surely Professor Holloway,
who has come to our country on nobler Grand better
deserves that title Ills establishment in NewNork has
been the fouta Of health thousands Of az
dictcd fellow citizens His agencies, established in eve
~ city and Of the Union, the Peoples Dion
What IS true Of the popularity Of his medicines
here is true throughout the rord for wherever ciyaiz-
ton has penetrated by land sea- they known and
appreciated From Greenland Terra del Fuego-from
the Mississippi to the Gangcs-ihey are advertised in
every printed language and reored 10 By of every
and color, the only reliable and proven remedies
in all the phases Of disease The leading medical period
Gals Of London aud Edinburgh NOT only except Holio-
tons Of patent medicines, but uureseryodly commend
them. In short, il to believe testimo
ny Of all nations, Professor Holloway has done to
amelorate human suffering and rob the grave Of Victims
than any other medical dcovcrc Of this any former
age. Wchayc UNREASONABLE authority for saying that
his central offices foy the old and world-London
and New York-sond a"auey more than ten mill
lions Of dollars worth Of his medicines, The statistics
Of the effected Boy their means cannot Of course
be asceraincd, but judging from the facts within
limited sphere Of observation We should say that no
ordinary quaro volume could contain the record
Surely the dscorercr and phianihropst who has
plishcd such results may without arrogance be styled
"PRovIDENrIA1 NAM o. Picayame,
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1 BEAUT1FUL HEAD OF HAIR-Tbe

= n Christian Freeman Boston. SAYS Sincerely
had rasl.rf ray Tor SIP AIDING'S ROSEMARY than
haze other hair oils for nothing Il clean and not
itltN. anu II
pcrince, and consider 10 the best in the market nv Il
and see II we have not eivrn YOU good advice" For
ornamcnting improving cleansing and invgoratne the
hair, use the Hoscmary-you roly upon it, II has
stood the test Of time and Wholesale and retail
Depot "A fremont ST.. Opposite Museum Boston Mass
j. RUSSELL cPAIBlfgo. ps~1srs-.-rl eaia g. A.,
generally through the country.
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High above, and far beyond all Sarsaparas and re-
nowned discoveries the great healing powers Of the
Beech Drop Cancer root prepared in the celebrated
"BACHs AMERICAN COMPOUND" It seems to
take hold of disease with power never before known
Read advertisement in another colume.
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SPINAL COMPLAINTS.-A new method
- of treating Spinal Diseases, Curvature Of the Spine,
and Spinal Weakness, without pain or suffering to the
patient. however Young feeble is successfully
practiced by Dr. J. A, WOOD, at his office, No. 2lj
Washington Street. Boston, at his residence Marlbo
ro' Hotel
Having examined the serpentine Spring Apparatus
used by d. j. A. Wood in the treatment Of lateral
Nature Of the Spine, recommend il efficient and
comfortable TO the patient
HENRY J. BIGELOW, NJ. D.. Prof Surg. Har. Uni.
GEO. HAYWARD, NJ. D., Bx-Prof Surg. HaU. Uni.
WINSLOW LEWIS. NJ. d
J. v, G.. SMITH. NJ. D., Mayor Of Boston
JOHN w. WARREN, NJ. D. Boston, July, 1851.
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ClHAPPED HANns. RrRNETT. S

General Agent. for HaTpcr BroibcT I Pab Ii.'
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T.. p. WALTON, !
CHAS. LNMAN.

AYER's ANEucAN ALNANAC is uuw ready for delirc-
~ al the Agents, who is supplied with it by the publish
for distribution gratis 20 an who call for it, u con-
tans about the richest collection Of anecdotes ne know
ofa calendar accurately calculated this meridian
and found reliable besides amount Of valuable med-
cal information ,.ch should be- in the possession oi eve
~ family. This littlc annual has become welcome
visitor To the fredc Of the American pcople,and not
them alone, for IFS numbers freely circulated in
almost every civilized country under the sun. Il is pub
hshed in hc English French Spanish and German lam
gauges with defenders adapted 90 every meridian Of the
Nurthem Hemisphere. Over twcUty-soyen hundred
Thousand copies issued last year which is doubtless
the largest edition Of any book in the world Our read
respectfully invited to get copy, and when got
keep e.
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INTERESTING TO ALL.


- POhrERS.-A very fine assortment Of these high
" approved ARTICLES for Gents Ladies aud Children s.
Wear They being prescribed daily by our best ply
sicians preventative 20 that awful discasc-CoS-
SUMPTION. People inclined o, reak hangs a STOPPING
posture, particularly desired pay amoments attou-
ton 90 those justly celebrated instruments. Parents
should have vatchh eye TO their children while attend
ing school, and prevent while they may, the ruin Of their
constitutions by breaking up the habit common among
Students Of standing sitting in leaning crooked
posture. FRED. J.. SMITH, Druggist,
Oltf Montpelier, Vt.
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CUARKES FEMALE PILLS.

4 NLANhhN LMAIE FILLS. - i he
y Omar ENGLIsH REMEDY. -- Prepared from 70
PRESCRIPTION Of Sir j. clarke, n. d.. PhysiciD' Exf,a-
0rdut1ry 10 The CNefH.
This invaluable medicine is unfilug iu the Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the fe
male constitution Is subject ltmoderatcs a excess and
removes a distractions, and speedy cure may be
lied ON.
no MARRIED LADIES, ii is peculiarly suited. 1t
will in short time, bring the monthly period with
regularity
Each bottle. Price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, 70 prevent c1untcr'cits
CAUTION. These Pills should not De taken by fo-
males that are pregnant during The first three aofhs,
as they are sure 90 bring 1'carr0ye but OF every
other time and n every other they perfectly safe
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
!. G.. BALDWIN d Co..
Rochester, \. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, y. Y, GcHcrof -lgefts.
y. B.-Sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized Agent, will secure bottle Of the Pills by
turn mail.
For sale hy FRED. J.. SMITH, Montpelier. Whole
sale Agent for Vermont. j. NJ Henry, Waterbury and
by one druggist in every town in the United States.
7Aly
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KANSAS

Aside from Che sustenance Of those iu Kansas the
great object 90 pour into the Territory good Free
State Emigrauts Let this be done and the Territory is
-r'sse - s.---i---.- s--s -ii i i. f-.-f--ss-s.
We therefore take pleasure in raoatainending .l4
people Mr. G. G.. HrrcmNsoN Of Lawrence, Kansas. as
person wen qualified 20 impart information upon this
subject; Mr. II. rs o. native Of Vermont and will speak
n the during the winter. Tie has resided for
years in the West aud is wen acquainted with the affairs
and resources Of Kansas. lie viii solicit contdbu-
ons for benevolent Objects but as he travels without pay
we hope the people viii it that at least his eSpen
paid.
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VERMONT STATE AGRICULTURAL

The next annual meeting N the Society Tor the cleo
ton OF Officers and the transaction Of other important
business, viii ha held at the Court House Middlcdury,
on Che second Thursday. Jam 1871 az 10 O'Clock. A. NJ
Committee Of Award upon Essays. Field Crops. aud
Mauurcs, are particularly desired 10 report themselves %
the undersigned az the Addison House where statements
Of competitors for premiums those articles will be SUBJ
mittcd.
IL is quite desirable that there should be very general
attendance The Directors obtained an Act Of lnoorpor-
alton at the recent session Of the Legislature. under
which, u IFS accepted 10 is proposed organize The So
cicty
An adjourned meeting Of the Directors will be- held at
o'clock on the evening preceding the Annual Meeting
By order of ihc Board
T. HOLBROOk, President
December 2ith, 1856. 201w
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CHOICE STYLES OF DELAINS, WOOL
~ PLAlDs Cashimercs plain and figured. receiving
at BOBlNsON'S.
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( GENTLEMEN: The FALL CAMPAIGN

~ ENTLEMEN The FALL CAMPAIGN
NJ mas OPENED AT MoNrPELIER.
The richest and most desirable assortment Of TAI
LOhlNG GOODS ever offered in Vermont have just
been received from New York. consisting Of crorv ragic-
~ If Orercogfipgs Br0a1cigfhs. TcsfiHgs anil Pant
SHS, all offered very low prices Ia any quantity or
will be manufactured into Garments in any style desired
in superior manner.
Also, from " the best Clothing Houses in New
York, elegant stock Of Fashionable and Scnsonabe
Ready mado CLOTHING, expressly for bo reiai t,adc.
Examination gratis.
$. G.. WOOL son,
- H,bbard Biocf, state Street.
~ Agen, for the sale OF William Celebrated Monthly
and Semi Annual Hafctin qf Fashions the only
port for this country.