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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-03-06
AN INTERESTING CHAPTER lN THE
HISTORY OF VERMONT.


HISTORY OF VERMONT
Proceedipgs and Debates Of The Extra Session.
IN consequence of demand for files Of
Waltons Daily journal that cannot be sup
piled, the undersigned proposes TO publish a
limited edition Of the Proceedings and Debates
of the recent extra session Of the Legislature.
The Proceedings will be taken from the official
records of the Senate and the House, embrace
ing the various bills. amendments, and yeas
and nays. on the state House question; and
the Debates, both in the Senate and House.
and in Committee Of the Whole, will be put
in the proper place in the record, and be talk
en- from Walton's Daily Journal, with such
corrections as the speakers choose to make
These corrections, if any are desired, should
be sent TO the undersigned by the tenth IN
slant. To the debates will be added the acts,
concerning the state-housc, Of 1908 and 1882,
and all the acts of the extra session of 1857.
The whole will mako a volume Of from 800
to 100 pages, and will be furnished, to SUBJ
sribeys oaiy for one dollar per copy.
Subscribers are requested 10 send their names
by Me OH instant, Ia order that the number
required mag tr tno,rn
Postmasters who will act as agents, and
guaranty the pay, viii receive one copy free
for every five subscribers
~ Editors copying the above will be furn-
ishcd with a copy.
i. p. WALTON
Montpelier, Narci ?, 1857.
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NRGErABLB PuIMoNAur BALsAM, for iHocfioHs Of
TIE Throat, Ltugs and Chest,
The expression Of opinion Of ALFnED GUM, NJ d.,
Boston. Mass " Having prescribed the Vegetable Pull
monary Basam In many Lung complaints, with uniform
success, with confidence recommend il for all
those affections for which II Is offered a remedy
joins A. BERRY, NJ. d., Of baco, Ne, says" During
practice Of ficoRfy years, have used all the pop
ular remedies for Coughs, aud well satisfied that your
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisa Is best aud hope il will
be better known and more generally used"
Inquire for II by its whole name and take no other.
Reed Cutler Co., Druggists, Boston, Propnetors.-
Prices, 80 cents aud 800
SMITH. 29N3l
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AfnaL nottcrs.

ISRAEL HOUSES ESTATE.-Tho Sub
\ sorbcrs, having been appointed By the Hon Pro-
bate Court for che District n Washington, Commission
ere 70 receive examine and adjust an claims aud dcma nds
VI All persons against the estate Of Israel House. late Of
Berlin IN said District, deceased represented inso-
vent and the Of six months from the 23d day of
December 1856 being allowed by said Court 10 the credit
os or said deceased TO exhibit and prove their respective
claims before ~ Give Notice that viii attend the
duties Of appointment the dwelling house OF tho
widow Dnah II. House, IN Berlin n said District. on
The fourth Wednesdays Of March and juno next at ono
O'Clock In The afternoon on each Of said day.
ELIJAH II. CONEI1, } 80,
GARDNER d. POOR. 20" w.
Berlin, February llth, 1857. 27.3w
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ssDUY ME AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD"
ID Now Is the time 10 use the great Spring and
Summer Meliffuo

oulllnfi htAAilhNs
DIR. LANGLEN'S ROOT AND HERD nlrlERS.
Conn osCd Of Sd}sgplriHa ieH0o D0ct Ufd CHERRY
Thof0aghir0Tf Frckiy fsh, Rdubdyb, Mandrake, Dan
dciou and HfntcFgreoaso combined as 10 acc directly
upon the Of disease, and forming one Of the best
remedies In the world for Jaundce and Liver Complaint
u all their oma, Dyspepsia, Cosycuess Humors of the
Blood and Skin, Piles, Indigestion, Headache Dizziness
Heartburn or Acid stomach Iangour, Weakness, loss
Of Appetite Debility Bilious Diseases Meroual Aice
tons, and all Impurities Of the Hood, matter what
the cause may be- fcver and Aguc, Coughs and Colds,
broken up and cured at once.
They pleasant 20 take, useful Al all tines ana sure
70 do good They cleanse the hosols, purify the blood
heal strengthen regulate build upand keep IN order the
whole system. Everybody should use them. Nearly
$4,000 bottles used last year, proving II tho most
popular medicine ever known.
Price only Is aud 81 ~ pc, bottle. Depot Oh
Union Street Boston. sold by all dealers IN medicine
everywhere. "lbm
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9rmrlru & Jfanru GOODS.
Wats, Gaps, jTurs, st.

HATS, CAPS, FURS AND GENTS.
IL FURNISHING GOODS, AT COST
FOR Thirty DAYS. | will sell Hats, Caps, Furs
and Furnishing goods at COST, make for Spring
trade and many articles will sell THAN cosr.
All those who wish TO purchase fashionable Hat or
Caps, set Of fashionable Furs Furnishing goods at
from 10 to % per cent less than the articles can be
had anywhere else, call at
c. l.. KINSMAN'S
2G4w State Street under Che VI Bank
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From che Editoro Of hc"DMly Gazette Elmira. n VI
- NLECTRIC OIL" AND DIR. SMITH
! II ON we have seen iu the papers Dee true laud
we have doubt Of g. because are personally ac-
quantcd with several Of the parties whose opinions are
F.ycn,l then Dr.. Smith. Of Philadelphia. has made the
most important medical discovery heard Of f,r the
cure Of all kinds of pain and we know eminent
houses that buy $1,000 worth time, so great has the
demand become for this Electric Oil. We hear Of
swocd limbs reduced ia two hours; OF piles cured in
two weeks, headache and oothache in ten minutes; OF
rhcumliism iu day, and paralysis ia three weeks
DO ordinary treatment can accomplish such results
This Ohas been tested hy medical men and approved by
thcm
General Wholesale Agent FRED Z. SMITH. Mont
pcder. w. Sold hy Druggists and Merchants iu every
town and village. 2j.
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4 GENTS WANTED.-To sell an article
4 n Of daily No "chanoe" business Capital
small and profits large. Full particulars given free to
all who enclose postage stamp three piece and
address. j. o. FRENCH ( co.
25.3m Sandown, n. IL.
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Special noticcs.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.-DR. d.

A CARD TO THE LADIES-DR. DU-
n roNCO's FRNCH PERIODICAL golden Pills.
Inflllibe In removing stnppages irregularities OF
the mcuscs These Pills are nothing new, but have been
used hy the Doctor for many years, both in France and
America with unparalleled success in every case and he
thcm. make the Pills public for the alienation Of
those suffering from any irregularities whatever, well
as 10 prevent pregnancy those ladies whose health will
permit increase Of family. Pregnant females, or
those supposng themselves are cautioned against us
ing these Pills while pregnant the proprietor assumes
no responsibility as 10 the above adinoniuon although
their mdness would prevent any mischief TO the health
otherwise these Pills are recommended. Full and cxp-
cit directions accompanying each Box, Price Sl.Q0.
Upon the receipt Of one dollar, box will be sent TO
any address by return mail Direct all orders 20
FRED. f. SMITH Wholesale Druggist, Montpelier,
General Agent for the State Of eunont
Geo. Nichols, Agent, Northheld 10
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GREENOUGHs NON EXPLOSIVE BURN


This most valuable discovery Of Mr.. Grcenourh of
Boston. rcuders al Burning Fluids end Camphcue per-
c lily fire FROM all dQi7sr ot explosions Having rur-
chased thc right go Manufacture and sell this Nun-EN
plosiyc Fluid am happy 20 announce to the people OF
Montpelier and vicinity chat thcy can obtain h. SAT,
Article az Uf price OF the old and dangerous kinds
II bee used u any of the old OF new st,c Fluid and
Campheuc Lamps Sold only by
FRED. +. SMITH, Druggist, Montpelier
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MILLS FOR SALE-The subscriber Of
WI fers Tor sale his NILS situated on North Branch
about three miles from Montpelier ,ilage-consistng Of
and gristnill The sawmill is 40 by 90 feet and
is furnished with upright saw, large circular do for
saving boards huit the best plan and will cut from
70 thousand feet in ~ hoursl cuttingoh saw,
do. for splitting lumber, and for cdging boards. The
gristmill attached has two Of stones The above
mills opperaod BY Buxon's iron wheels put in last
YEAR, stand high on stone oundati aud not sub
ject 10 decay The dam is thoroughly built Of stone
These mills new well built, and doing good hus
ness. Also a building occupied for a machine shop 40
BY 40 feet stories high, with basement and attic
This building draws winter nom separate dam about IL
rods below the other mills. The power and the building
are suitable for manufacturing. Also two good dwelling
houses, barn and other outbuildngs and about acres
land The dwellings and land will either Of the
mills, on can be divided to Accommodate both.
The above water privileges will be sold separate
pethcr VIII suit purchasers Credit win be given for
part OF the purchase money.
Persons wishing purchase can receive further nfoT
nation by addressing the subscriber.
MEDAL WRIGHT in.
Montpelier, Feb. II, 1857 dSwu
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ggIantro.

MORE AGENTS WANT
vi Ed, 10 or 10 more agents for Pages Rail Road
Pills. should prefer TO engage them but any tine
before the first Of April next will do. Don't wish
gage for any shorter time than year, and don't wish
to pay any more nor less than $50 per month"; and all
necessary travelling expenses. Agents travel foot
Should be happy TO confer, any time with those desir
ing such situation, at my office, Rutland. VI per-
sonal interview important. T. j. PAGE, Proprietor.
Rutland, VI, Jan. 81, 1857. 25.Sw
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Rev. David Dobie pastor of the Congre-
gational Church in St. Adams, VI, died on
Tuesday, at the age Of forty-fve years.
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We have thus closed the record Of the OK
tro--ycs, the very extraordinary -session of
the Legislature Extraordinary for intense
excitement, from first to last Notwithstand-
ing the intense feelings of those Interested in
the proposed locations for the Capital, the de-
bates exhibited very iow departures from the
spirit Of courtesy fairness and dignity which
characterize the Legislature Of Vermont; and
special praise, we think. is due TO Messrs.
Stacy, Barnes and Merrill, the Representa-
tiyes of the towns leading in the contest for
their faithfulness to the special interests of
their towns in this matter. In the Senate
there was equal fidelity; and in both Senate
and House were men, outside of interested To-
calities, who deserve honorable mention, but
we viii not run the risk of seeming TO any to
be invidious. The record speaks for ALL
The result Of this session, as to location, was
probably expected by the people of the State,
strong as may have been the hopes Of some
localities for a different one
Jy The Burlington Free Press gives a skel-
cton report Of Legislative proceedings, as
"rom Waltons Daily Journal The Free
Press does not intend to give false impress
sion, we are confident Waltons Daily Jour
nal gives a report altogether more complete
than the readers of the Free Press would infer
from that paper.
10 The 81 note on the " Bank of Hallow-
ell" paid at this Office on Thursday last, has
been pronounced tad at the bank here
I I07Wc regret to say that Mr.. LADD of
Enosburgh has been detained from the House
by severe illness, and probably will not be
able to return to his home for some days.
I WAIroN's DAr1Y JoURNAL-We cannot
forboar expressing our qualification in the re-
ccption of this paper, enlarged greatly i'm
proved, and much nearer the standard which
the capital ought to set up than any previous
Journals Of the sort. We trust the proprie-
( tor will meet the proper encouragement which
his efforts demand.-Middlebury Register
Thank you.
The CAuINEr-Thc Washington Union
/ gives the following as the rumored Cabinet Of
Mr.. Buchanan
Lewis Cass, Secretary of State; Howell
/ Cobb, Secretary Of the Treasury; John b.
/ Floyd, Secretary of War; \. v Brown, Sec
rotary Of the Navy; Jacob Thompson, Secre-
tary of the Interior; J. CLANCY Jones, Post
master General Isaac Toucey, Attorney
/ General.
The Union disclaims any authority for
these announcements, but we presume they
are substantially authentce
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DIR. KANE's ABcrGo EXPEDrIoN.--Those
DESTROYS Of obtaining this valuable and inter
csting work, are referred to the advertisement
of +. $. MABrIN. who win furnish agents
&c, at publishers wholesale prices
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gu. Z. 6uuus s Groceries.

Gu I. 6ouos 4 Groceries.
4 IL KINDS OF WEST INDIA GOODS
"A andGKoCERIEs may at an times be found at the
Montpelier, February 1857 d
10 600 POUNDS FRESH FISH,
Feb 1857. STORRs & FULLER.
I 500 POUNDS POT. 81. Sd DRIED D. APPLE ll
Feb 1857 sroltRs & FULLER.
100 Tons rLAs slIl,IR.1- sale by
P Pc, supplied on favorable terms.
GAIT FOR GRINDING.-5oO bushels
- Crystal iock 900 bu. Alum Rock Salt For sale by
Feb. 1857. srORltS & FULLER.
/ CAMPHENE AND FLUIDs.-Received
- weekly and warranted Of Superior quality.
L. +. PIERCE,
Jan. % % Druggist, State street.
/ AMPS, LAMPS. -Camphene and Fluid
i Lamps, Chimncys, Wieks. Tubes to fit Oil Lamps
for Fluid Se., &c. Selling cheap, ...
Jan o. % Druggist State street.
IORANGEs, Lemons. Figs. Pruncs, Cur
" rants, Cranberics, Baisins, Citron, Extract Of
Fruits, &c. &c.. For sale by L. +. PIERCE.
jan ~ % o'A'e street.
VACCINE vIRUS.-Fresh and pure
' For sale by L. Il. PIERCE,
Montpelier, Jan. 20, 1857. %
NEW STORE. - The place to buy your
~ WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
Is at $. Il. RonlNsoNs, opposite the Brick Church.
Main Street, Montpelier, W.
/ RROOMS.-5O doz. Brooms for sale by
I'D srORRs & FULLER.
YSTER S-Received fresh every week
" through the winter. For sale by from to so Kegs
Dec. s. by sroRRS FULLER.
/ ERESH FISH-At wholesale and retail
Dec. s. sToRRs & FULLER.
| VNEGAR-By the barrel or small guam
Dec j, 1886. PALMER & GRAvLIN.
IOILs.-Pure Sperm, Lard & Whale OILS
~ For sale by sroRRs FULLER.
| (uGARs, PIPES AND TOBACCO.-Fo
/ - sale at Wholesale by sroRRS & FULLER.
/ CORN-A few bushels good bright New
- Corn, by sroRRs & FULLER.
| EGGS.-Cash paid for Eggs by
IL Nov. Il. srORRs a FULLER.
/ DARK.--Cash paid for Bark, by
/ ID Nov. 2j. SrORRS a FULLER.
/ (tAsH paid for CORN, by
~ Dec s. sroRRs & FULLER.
WICKING.-IO bales for sale by
w Nov. 81 STORRS FULLER.
/ CHEEP PELTS-Cash paid for Pelts by
- Nov. p. STORRS q FULLER.
w |. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
w NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
just opened at the old Stand Of Lyman King, Main
Street, opposite the Brick Church
/ PALMER x GRANLIN have just opened new
Stock Of Groceries, &c. which they will be happy to sell
ON the most reasonable tcrns, comprising
/ SUGARS-all kinds MOLASSES and SYRUP
] TEAS-all kinds best in town COFFEE-Goyenmen
and papers SOAPS--Commou Bar, Stoves Davis
Chemical, CASTLE, Toilet, Fancy aud shaving TOBAC-
Coal kinds and sorts, Chewing and Smoking; SNUFF
black and yellow; CIGAliS-a dozen kinds from
Short Skies 20 Plantations sPlCEs-Pepper, Spice,
Ginger Cassa, Cloves, Nutmegs, Raisins, Currants,
Figs, Citron; EXTRACTS-Ienon and Vanilla Sal
eraius common and Soda Cream Tartar, Rice, Mus
tard Pepper Sauce, kctchup Olive Oil for table, Ger
kins an kinds Pipes Lamp OIL and Candles Butter and
Table salt; COP FISH-Samou, Mackerol and Her
Tubs, Wash Boards, BI0oms Pals, Sho,es and Hoes
BOOTS sHOEs-comnon aud fine Oyeralls, Green
! Jackets Sc. LOOMS PALMER,
! TERMS CASH. JOHN GRANllN.
Montpelier, June H. 1885. 0lu
/ IN OOO ng CI7GAR
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4aem advertisements.

4 SHAEL WASHBURNE'S ESTATE
4 The Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the District Of Washington, Commits
soner receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mauds Of an persons against the estate Of Ashael WASH
hune, late OF Montpelier n said District, deceased, rep
resented insolyent, and the term Of six months from tho
9th day Of January S7 being allowed by said Court
the creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove then
respective claims before us Give Notice that viii
attend tie duties Of appointment Of the dwelling
house Of William W. Caldwell, in Montpelier in said
District. the fourth "Wednesday Of March inst and
July next at O'Clock in the afternoon each Of said
days.
CONSTANT W. sTORRs -.
WILLIAM w. CALDWELL, { ''"' TO-
Montpelier March .. A. d., 1857. 2).3v
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.-Feh. 25.
By Telegraph 20 the lTafchmaa ) JOURNAL
At Market, 46j Cattle 375 Boeyes and ll9 Stores
consisting Working Oxen, Cows, and one, two and
Three years olds.
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nnn SAP TUBS will be received
L OONt aud for sale this week by
March, 1857. ste ltRS FULLER.
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HHE PLACE to find the largest assortment
L and latest styles Of Goods aud lowest Prices Is az
s. T.. ROBfNSON'S.
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40 nnn LBS, TEAS. SUGARS,
IO.OOO MoLAssEs, TOBACCO, RA-
SINS, &c., sc. Just received by
March /, 1851. SiORkS FULLER.
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prn erooos.


NO BETTER PLACE TO BUY YOUR
~ FURs, than at ROBINsoN's.
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
WASHINGTON UNION.
Nsv Yol,aas, New Types, and Nsw Arrangements.

m TO rIlE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY TIN UNITED STATES.
nNHE undersigned takes this method Of informing
the msnbss o the great national deIaocate party hai
Us,os and
support which hitherto been eIteded 20 this time
the and without which biz iAbcrs would indeed be prof
gsss, ne - sss sas q s
tsps used daily weekly weekly and the
s Intention : IT, s.s the aamsnds or the
the future and 7 b my nssd pso s ns.asr
Wy woshy Of ieir confidence and support and res
s"aniry sor many ysars sasr,d my best efforts bring
Buchanan into M presidential chair shall render to him and % his
ship great Affairs Of the country crisis
w M s and danger to the rights % the sss sns ss ,aa
the patriotic people Of the country that his talents, ma
ioas !, iss zss q sSs rsaa
q men consss quaicons ,aien supsr,encs and
3 s e.. ss 4 sss % a.. % ns Y ~ y
which ha rendered Of the most honorable offices the
sSe oy q oar sw weeks has sunos 70 M every
@ the % as sh him and ss %
TO moderate Y ioo and The enemies Of our Of the
public by shreks and treasonabis agitation
the circulation Of the Union is falls far short Of those
siates which nd their large numbers too Of
the southern % % IN ano no tns s
Those who have been placed Offices d roh by votes
confidently look for active corporation present
place Of the Daiy wey or Semi Weekly Union
country
The n wsy uSn.e during q consresr
five dollars and contains all the reading matter which
the dollar and Is justly regarded as the
cheapest political paper in The world large "a and a.
welvemth would make vIs ordinary oaeo r.anes j. will be
paper The important political articles Of the daily issue
transferred to the weekly and during the sitting Of Congress careful
clusivcy contans besides all important State
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8. c. Herring IL Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
FINHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding public bcstowing their patron
age 10 that exhibit all
stock enlarged depot opening extensive
Hall This enlargement Of warehouse room with the
extensive enlargement OF their coy VIII enable the subcr
To stock Of hre and burglar
proof than other establishment tho world Particular a
constructing safes for private families 10 match
furniture the security Of plate and jewelry
III N4atfsl Il ttf tt Also st ftft ss
viii kccp on kinds chests
Halls patent powder proof locks for banks
or store patent bank lock and Cygcr
patent letter lock, without key. 49,.
& c. HERRING Co.,
.R Nos. 135 1877, and l39 Water street. and
te.. No. ISL Broadway, Murray ST., New York.
81 r. COYLE Il CO., Agents
Washington, d. G.
Is eH ~ D. W. KNOWLES, Agent
Nav 2s--ly f.. GHal Richmond, Virginia.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

Ea FLORIDA. "a &
Vii ar. PGsr OfyIck DEPARTMENT Sept 80, 1867.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni
from 1857 30th 1862 tho
following the
specified win be the Office Of
In the city Of Washington, until g. Of the 18th No
vember, 1857, TO be decided ON the following day
the line the Florida raroad
Fiarlee Gainesville, and Mcanopy,
three times a week, In four horse coaches
Bidders will the distance ether Offices,
any, propose schedule of arrivals,
making close connexions with the railroad
6S75 From Prescos Store the line OF the Florida rnrod
New River and st. Louis, TO Newnansyile miles
back, three times a week, in four horse coaches
propose schedule Of departures arrivals
making tho railroad.
SS77 From Pescots the line Of the Florida raroad)
Middleburg l3 miles and back twice week horse
coach.
Bidders will propose schedule Of departures arrivals
making with tho railroad
For Of proposal guarantee and also
January H. 1855, pamphlet m tho post
nccs. A. ". BROWN,
Oct 3-1aw4w fsH Postmaster General
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washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.

washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
Capital. Szoouool
yJNHIS Company is now prepared to receive appl-
buildings, merchandise &c ut the
charge policy their Office
Tenth Penn avenue the Washington City Savings
Bank s.' " "' .''.. ..'.
Is. T. Riyly, Samuel Bacon,
Bryan, james y. Halliday,
VIM orme, .r. a.rf Hudson Taylor, .. I'D.
MOhun NJ. W. Galt
# JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President,
G. d. HANSON Secretary
May 29--d1y .,EB. ... a a,.e.- .a
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Marble Manufactures, Tombs. statuettes, Etc

Marble Manufactures, TOmbs, Statuettes, Etc.
TIME SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
Il ton Of the public to his large and elegant stock OF
MARBLES ToNRsTONFs AND MONUMENTS,
north, Twelfth
q
marbles and every other description Of
@ MARBLE MANTE1s or THE LATEST STYLES,
OF his manufacture, and OF superior quality.
INTIs, DOOR AND WINDOW sIIIs, CARRIAGE STEPS, NEW
YORK fLAGGING, &c.
everything required the
ness, either for utility taste for the fine arts. ~ @ 1t
particular description his
daily invites visit to his yard where judge for him
self 3tfsff 'tt .tt3sf5 }-tst gas
addition the above articles he has of
beautifully ancttes suitable for either the tomb the
them imported by himself from please
the he will manufacture order such desired
BY his varied facilities prompness and strict attention business
he hopes meet the expectations OF his patrons. jta
s@8 's WILLIAM RUTHERFORD
north, between Twelfth Thirteenth
Sep 3-d6m eA97t
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