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\ ssaAs UNp y - = Iees 1tl59
AsAt4 orne1psFmcnA % eass M n 49,
tsrzjSluuI Dtir1saE - Atsn sstuses1 - RasliapSs
4 zIssuA tlusassn aii - ~ hgs
4 4The sfhl of SlMlleM leF Ne iaptslcsd NJ
n L,,le Y Dahlis Pe<ui,<d ~ Viz acQaisssl. N
1 Tie Heac. nave xss 81 but little in,post, 80
l Tsss josrAAls unaaiaouSly support sbs uisSdS
-ts4ned ~ ~ fryps' a.aersssd " csast I.
\ 4 li.m.ch fvom visnaa I'LL y-,hxssks rep
fcscn, aliScs Ut France, RusSn, rraSsm sn,i sAr-
duh have aano0nced, N Mutts ccsscttd n Pre-
cistiy SINH i ,erms the csS~atioa Vt diptsWassc
relations With the Porte, md their sipseAcatog
departure IRON, ConstsAsaop,e. The Messiah
Anih4ssadsr sss1ck his Aax On tho Hsh siass-
The Paris cOsRsspoodemt0f she London Times
says shs psndine diiecnltiea i regard 70 MOI
dasiAt will be sabnistsd for solatioa tee cos
fcr1ace Of the representatives Ot Various poF-
ers interested. INV a ss aFl sseM
Later Indian news wAs monentar n expected
when the Anglo Saxon seilcd. as, -
I Tho schooner Jupiter, under american col.
orr, was seixed in Tie Blight OF Benin, Africa,
on The 10th Of June, and condemned. She hai
10 slaves IN board, and there were many mofa
awaiting shipment On the beach. The Captain
threw the Jnpitcrs papers overheard
Late Madrid papers state that the Government
d informed that certain inha6itants Of Cuba
have formed project for assisting The 6llibus-
tess In coup d main, but no anxiety vas felt
% to the resale aRss s Ss sss aes1N A8s N
y The mmored suspicion Of negotiations BE-.
tween Spain and Mexico still lacked confirma-
ton. III @ e. sssg5s$5 # ksss3ss
Liverpool, Aug. 1.-The market for bread
stuffs closed dull The previous quotations
we're barely maintained; for flour there was lit
Tie enquiry, and the market closed weak. The
quotations are Western canal 30sa30s6d; Ohio
afsas2s; wheat has experienced decline on
the inferior qualities Of la2d; red u quiet At g
aSs4d, white es9a, closed with the tendency |
downward; corn closed dun; yellow and mixed |
are each quoted at s6sSda37s; white is nominal
At45s The weather is unsettled. The market |
Tor provisions shows no decided change in any |
article. s 8 z3a ast4s RH51aAt8ssa u /
h @ fs a.is New York, Avg. "a.
Surrogate Bradford to-day rendered deci
ZION in the Burdeii estate. The decision is very /
elaborate and lengthy, and concludes by de-
'taring that Mrs. Cunningham is not the wife
II pr. Burdell, and directs that letters of I'D,
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u The Rock Island Advertiser says /: -
large safe, weighing about two tons, and stand
ing in the grocery store Of J. w. BATHS, Moline,
was blown open on Thursday night and robbed
Of $l40. It was one Of Duryee Forsyths best
safes, double doors and iron vault inside. The
robbers drilled hole on one side Of the lock in
to which they poured the powder.
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- -ehr'sty's hinstrels' made their first a..
las'nee At 81. James Theatre, London. on the
Nd net with great success. 3
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sss h's R'GHr.-Esq. Harris aasd J. Bel.
~ "a so'l.ss and costs. on Saturday. Cor
ssaaag Haansh Bsishoff.
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aas fiikingtou, (who, having, q be
-. esrn .. couldn't help it, bsing slight.
esssd, amused himself Tor sons tine
n. rseAd. and frightsning the vomsn.
- received saddss cheek. however,
- ssfslal took pessession Of him
W." say @ blank despair when Justice
e gave the opinion Of shs Court thai
habits would BE- temporarily Improved
slnens Of ten dollass, and . qaist re-
-. = ihisty days in The Cosaiy Jan. VI
1en viii receive hottss soessAlne 4
5psd again, 20 " sAviss M - 4
- oo1nl . co.su;c.>.sav
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OUR ssMsrHoDisf BaF1HREx. "-Parson Beown.
low, Of Tennessee, socsatly preached sermon,
~ which hs'said that biz Methodist brethren Of
Tie pulpit q the North, WHO preached abolition
6ecGsines, eoald hardly - expscted tsgain hea-
ven, and u 10y happsnsd . get there, ~
Pesld ~ thsy ID - Fl cheating The dcosheep-
~. Fiji s.s-5 ~. eas,s
Il thsrs b any hsaysa Tor vhish such nsn =
bsovnlov ase * 1ess Methodist beethFen cfthe
Pslgat Nosthr vili seerpaly vant p 9 thsrs. nm
- - a1isnisnasy eons.
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l ~ csssepsoAuase srlA. No. Yosn rr,1nr.. ~
| &SK LnNFeAce, Z. Il, AuR. IN. 1
| lee eeaka q m9eoay deopesisn has began. .
eeroay eseatag compaAy of q. s. dreroon,
psssAea sarsagh Lawrence With = wagon ri
tNe Steee psiso4eN taken u Eranklin. Il.
~ &eAg ~ tAe GAkfoeaiS rnad tox1ned
aeceaeaoa, 81 ~ ~ Aass q Mouas Oseea %
800 - deagoun camp, - peeoeuujoo VA
eos9as up The main slsoes Of Lawrence. a =
= attract - much ateeaeion . poeuihle. The
se~gn - evi1eaay soinsiub1nso ~ people q
La~sssce ~ eAs Display. Il ha4 ouly ~ sl.ees
q enFa8ing 49,. III pasticnlAn a ~ ease.
g ~ - hase hees hble = Ra1hef ahen. ara
0eee:
Lase 6eptenbeT she ~ mill Of Z Free 0tat6
!an " tta.kain, aaned Pardam, Vas burned
ooun ~ fso-elAvefy inceadiariee. Among
those gagged we're come Pro-slaverv men re-
saa,ng snere. One Of these. named Crane, i
49, rccxisss iellow. intsmpesate, .aad gam.
- - feaek1ln haD hcen dispated territory
gesseen FREE STATE and Pro slavery men, coca.
ssonai daMcnltses have oceusred there. Recese-
2 ssn ielow. Crane has threatened 70 shoot
vese tree 6:sfe mem, including Purdam.-
- 1enaAy these threats had bscn renewed in
: oeanss soasewhat alarming. and y he was
keo~a g oe reckless desperado, and a. there
va no iaw-at least none where Free State
men could get Jusesce-three Or four men waited
= han aAd told hin shat his threats ana Other
Violent c00duct could not be tolerated. and that
= 1ue leave Franklin- Crane imnediately /
ssss SD =, With Ar. Buchsr, the classical bogus
- 81 Douglas county, paid visit 70 Gov.
" eakef. 1he great s'Facificator1 immediasely i
~ opportunity 20 DO something, vhereupon /
So!paay OF United States Dragons we're de. 1
'@AAD8 " occOmp9ny e0eoo nDgDeefahlA wontln- II
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L 10Ott8Ss
VNHE Copartnership heretofore el)sting under the
- name and style Of Sunderland 0ros, IL this day
Dissolved BY mutual consent. Wm., N. r and r. sun
deriand retiring from the Arm. The Milling business
hereafter Win De carried on under the and style Of
J.P Is. Sunderland. s$,s qless@TTs,s 3s ~ v
All persons knowing themselves Indebted to J. r.
sunderland Bros, win please call and settle the same
sher OF the parties arr authorized to the OF
the firm 10 the settlement Of MI claims. s57 @5-
aug 3-bp1m. j. P. SUNDERLAND,
WIN. SUNDERLAND,
Z #8.st N. P. SUNDERLAND, u
5 Is. SUNDERLAND,
I. 7. SUNDERLAND
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Lost Cows. n
HAVE lost three Cows. 4. liver red with ! small
white brush to her rail- large size. about Ave wears
old, hole bored in of her horns about onethrd OF
the way from the tip. Supposed 60 have cals g. "a
snaA COW with black aud white spots and about one
ha o. her tail gone, about eight years old. X An old
yenowsn red COW with dropping horns; must be twelve
yeaFs old. @ y sas II OH .9S Hs3 mai ~s.N
whoever will give me Information as TO the present
whereabouts OF either Of these cows shall be suitably
rewarded. kAnGix} JAMES w. 0RIME9.
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St. Louis, Aug. 81.
A letter to the Republican from Fort Kearney,
dated 18th, says the 5th and 10th infantry,
Phelps battalion had arrived there. Capt. Van
Welt had gone in advance on important bust
ness. The troops were much dissatisfied. The
9th and 10th lost nearly Eve hundred by de :
sertion. ii
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IL R ID ID u RS SPORTING ANEC-
IN DOIES-Ilustrative Of the habits of certain
varieties of American Game vol. octave.
aug3 j. p BROWN.
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The Scientific American.


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Of this useful publication cOmmences On the 18Th
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and all Interests which the light Of PRACTICAL
SClENCE is calculated II to advance.
Reports Of UNITED STATES.pATENTS granted
arc also published every We. k, i~ncluding OFFICIAL
COPIES Of all the PATENT CLAIMS, together with
ER subjects.
Sl000-IN CASH pRTHFS-will be paid on the
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bers as follows 5000 for the lst, Sl1j for the "a,
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SO Tor tho 9Th, $50 for the It'll, : 10 Tor the 9Th, so
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Tho SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is ruLli.h,d once
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Letters should be directed tpost paid) To-
MUM & CO., Us Fulton =. y. Z.
Mcssrs. MUM Il co. are extensively engaged IN
procuring patents for new inventions, and viii adj
wise inventors, without charge, in regard 70 the
novelty ot their improvements. wytf
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Removal, Removal.

RUST HAS REMOVED HIS MUSIC STORE
-. to No. 3, Bank Block, ono door Fast
of the farmers 6 Mechanics Bank, where he mas
a complete assortment Of Musical Merchandise, aud
all goods pertaining to his branch Of business.
A large assortment of Piano Turtcs from the man
u%!octorics OF Chickeriur, Woodward d brown, aid
Brown Is Allen, whose instruments are well known
to be superior to any others Manufactured in this
country.
~scnphines anil Neloleon', Manufactured by
Prince ~ Co Buffalo, and CarAArt s. Necdham, New
York, of all sizes and patterns, and every iustru-
mcut Wlr. 0Ht,i.
Shat Nasic.-Morc than Ten Thousand Pieces
now ON hand, and all new pieces of Music received
as soon a. publi.hcd. Gee Books AMI Church Mu-
sic Books If every description.
Mr.. RUST will sell all articles rs low as those of
the same quality can be obtained in any city, and a
liberal discount made to Teachers AMI those who
buy TO sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will spare no effort TO keep a complete
assortment Of all articles usually kept in a Music
store, and by constant personal attention to his
business, hopes to sec in his new and conmodious
store, ALL OF HIS oLu aul many NEW customers.
Burlington, July -, 1856. w3wtf
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STATE OF VERMONT, Z The Probate Court for
DIST Oh CHTrESDgS, IS, the District Of Chit
tendcn, To all persons interested In the estate Of
Pamela NJ. Colby, Jessco J. Colby and Phtbe 5.
Colby Of Bolton, in said District, minors,
directing.
Whereas, application hath been made in writing
TO said Court, by Ann Colby. guardian Of the said
PAMELA VI. Colby, JesseJ Colby and Phcbe ;.
Colby, minors ms aforesaid, representing to said
Court that said wards are seized IN their own rights
IA Ice o%fccrtnin rcalcstate in Bolton aforesaid, and
described as follows, being three undivided sixth
parts OF the real estate Of which Arnold Colby, late
oil Bolton aforesaid, deceased. died seized that it
would be beneficial to her said wards to have said
real estate sold, and the proceeds Of said sale put at
interest, and praying said Court for license and au-
thotity 10 sell the same including the reyer.ion Of
the widows dover, ut private sale, as the statute in
such case provides.
NAereupon, tic said Court assigned the 2Cth day
OF Jauulry, \. D.. 1851, at he Probate Court rooms
IN Burlington, In said District, for hearing in the
premises, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. and ordered
thnt AT persuns concerned he notified thereof by
publishing the substance Of said application, to-
gether with this order, three weeks FucccssiyeIv, in
the huntington Free Press, a newspaper printed in
burlington aforesaid, previous to said day set for
hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to app mr. at
the time amt place aforesaid, and show cause, If any
you Lave, why said license should not be gtaute1.
"lyen under my hand, at Burlington, in said Dis
trict, this jth day Of January, A. D.. 1851.
WV W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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just Received !

AT THE BEE HIVE
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF BLACK BUGLE
IN Laces Black Lace Collars Black Grape
Collars and Sets Embroidered Collars Muslin
Caps; Linen Cambrics.
Also ricl Mantilla velvets Wool Plsids (;
MORE Antique silks Ladies Cloths Wooden
Shawls Ladies fleece linedCotton Hose.
We also keep constantly on hand an extensive
assortment of Cloaks and Talmas Of our own Manu-
~facture, and make to order any pattern desired at
very short notice, and upon the most reasonable
terms.
We are receiving something Nes almost every
day. Our stock embraces an assortment worthy
the attention Of all purchasers. We prefer to let
our prices " blow their own trumpet
The attention Of Merchants and Milliners is solio-
tied believing that we can make it for their advan-
tage to call at the BEE HIVE.
dec. 10 dAvtf
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RrIVI'c Academy.

Spring TERM WILL BEGIN FEBRUARY
Nl-th. Board, including Room AMI Wa,hing.
SIS.
Extracts from a report &, the Trustees Of the Ex-
aiming Committee. lei5, consisting Of Rev. {
{. Parker, Rev. joel Fisk and Rev. Il. Abbott.
" We found the two prime conditions Ut n good
school, VIZ ori.r and Nlrou-inrs, Of instruction.
most happily combined in it, administration 3 % a
Sc c~hcertully say that it is one Of the excellent
schools in our state and worthy OF the patronage Of
the triends Of ssgud ifIrpus.'
Extracts from a report To the Trustees Of tie Fx-
amining Committee, 1856, consisting Of Rev. p.
F. Barnard, Daniel Dates, VI. D., and Z, A. Kent,
A. 3.
" The discipline and general management Of the
school We can most heartily commend, being of that
mild, persuasive, yet strict aud energetic character
that seldom fails Of the most pleasing results. "
II has evidently been the aim Of the teachers to
have their pupils patient, pcrsrycrius, earnest,
working ana 81, good scholars. y Your com
mi;tre would most heartily commend the school to
the Confidence aud patronage Of the community at
large. Us S~PAULDING, Principal
Barre, ian. Il, 1857. w294w
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Use Dr. CIOugh,s Columbian Pills.

READER, is not the following letter a good descrip-
tion OF your case J Read it and see.
SruYyEsANr, N. y, Aug. n, 1856.
Mr.. Rcnne-Sir | feel myself under great OBJ
legations tow Irds you for introducing to my atten-
ton your Columbian Pills.
You perhaps recollect that in Nov, 1852, when
l first had the pleasure Of seeing you, | was suffer
ing much, and had been for a long time with severe
pain upon my kidneys, and in the small of my back,
often extending to my shoulders, together with IL
burning sensation along my hips. So 30 ger. were
my pains that at times | gave up the idea Of ever
getting relief. Ihsd expended large sums of mon.
ey for medicines and medical treatment, and all to
no effect.
After giving a statement of my case | was in
duced by you to try your pills, and before using
the second box l found myself gradually improving,
which encouraged me to continue the use of them
freely. l have used twelve boxes.
/ am happy now in being able to state that l
consider myself well, and you ae at liberty to use
this letter in whatever way you think will best
promote the interest Of suffering humanity.
Truly, &c. A. V. ID WITBECK,
Station Agent for II. l.. Rail Road.
Here is proof that these Pills will cure Kidney
complaint. But the tcial is the best proof
These Pills are warranted not to purge much
These Pills are warranted to cure
These Pills are warranted purely vegetable
These Pills should be used in every family
Sold byA. c. SPsAR, Burlington, HeRRIcK& Co.,
Winooski. janld8wlm
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Perry DAVIS Vegetable Pain Killer.

Perry DAVIS Vegetable Pain Killer.
PRovIDEScE, X. L., July eth, 1854. Messrs.P.
DAVIS Il SoS-Gents-Beforc I left Mergui, both
your Pain Killer, and I could readily have dispos-
particularly efhcacious in cholera morbus, bowel
complaints, and other diseases to which the natives
Of Burmah, from their unwholesome style of living,
are peculiarly exposed. 1t is a va unble antidote
10 the poison of Centipedes, Scorpions, Hornets. and
the like. | have been twice stuug by Scorpions,
and in both cases ease1 the most excruciating pain
and entirely prevented the swelling by applying
the Pain Killer. On our voyage homeward from
India, tn Captain OF the ship was taken with von.
iting aud purging and other symptoms Of cholera
/ gave him "a good dose Of Pain Killer with the
most immediate and happy results. So entire and
speedy was the relief, that he assured me that he
would never again 60 a voyage without your excel,
lent medicine, if he could possibly procure it.
Respectfully yours,
REV. j. BENJAMIN,
Late Missionary to Burmah.
This may certify. that | have used Perry Davis
Vegetable Pain Killer in numerous cases, and be.
lieve II to be a very valuable medicine. / have
prescribed 1t extensively in bowel complaint, (par-
ticulsrly for children), and it is in my opinion, SUI
perior to any preparation | have ever used for the
relief Of those diseases.
When given to children, I have always combined
1t with the syrup Of gum arabic, say ten drops to a
tenspoonful of the syrnp, well mixed Others have
mixed 1t with milk and molasses, equal parts.
A.uU NTING, NJ. D..
Sold by A. G. SPAR, Burlington, L, L. DuTcHER
a sos, 81, Adams, and by Medicine Dealers gene
rally. w2Swi dlawiw
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.Snhn AIipn,s EtAtHfe.

w appointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District Of Chitteuden, Commissioner
70 receive, examine, and adjust the claims and de-
mauds Of all persons. against the estate Of John
Allen, late Of Wcstiurd, in said district, deccas-
ed, represented i%nsolvcnt, and also all caims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto and six
mouth. from ID" day of the date hereof, bein. al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we DO there
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend to the
business of our appointment, at the dwelling Of
'larissa Allen, in Westfori, in said District, on the
F~,i@vcIth days Of March and June next, at 10
O'Clock. 4 NJ ON aN"h ofsail dNrs-
Dated this lIth day Of December, a. u. l-J6.
w " f i% SaS # H 5%545. commissioners.
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One square, 10 lines OF less in minion solid,
three insertions, 81 20
Each iuscrti n after the third, . cents Per lire.
Legal notices 10 cents q line, more OF less, FIR
three weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupJ ing four squares or
more, with privilege OF change, at a fair discount.
n Tho privilege of yepTly advertisers is limit
cd to their own immediate business, in their own
name and all advertisements for the benefit Of
other persons, as well as legal advertisements and
Advertisements Of auction sales, and advertisements
with the names Of other persons, sent in ty then,
mu-, be raid for at the usual rates,
No report, res lutiuns OF proceedings Of any cor
pomtiou, society, association or public meeting,
and no communication designed to call attention to
any matter of limited or individual interest can 10
in7crtcd, unless paid for as an advertisement.
No advertisement can be inherited gratuitously
for societies, public iustitution.Eo r companies.
Contracts for yearly advertising will not he ds-
continued, unless an order TO that effect is left at
the Office, and when discontinued in less thar .
year, thsJucs Of a rhole gear Uil b' charged,
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' Fhf -N'A' @Nf l. hh'N - Ae''' @E' 'I'N
GUGARI
- CANE. CHINESE NORTHERN SUGAR
CANE All old and new Subscribers to
SUGAR THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIsT,
- CANE.
wishing to try this new and interesting
plant, will he supplied with Mt least $50
= UGAR Seeds, FEE OF CHARGE, if they send II
- CANE. / e-paId (3-cent) envelope, ready direct
ed, to mail them in.
~ The Publisher has just received a large
- IVA" new supply Of hrst.rlte pure and fresh
- CANE Seeds from France, to be added to his
previous large stock Of growth,
SUGAR acres liS u Nono Of iI t6i. sock c 1.l for sale, but
- CANE all now on hand will be divided among
Subscribers to THE AGRICULTURlsr.
distribution from Jan. 20 to Feb. 25)
SCuAh Some 200 or more applications arc re-
- CANE Iceiyed daily, and 10000 packages Of
about 800 Seeds each are being made up.
rrGAR III AGRICULURIsT is generally
~ c,xr acknowledged to be the BEST journal
~ in the country, devoted only to Soil-Cul-
ture in all its various departments. 1t
rtcA p 10 the "bsst" because Of its great
- r1yr amount of PLAIN, practical, reliable in
~ ~ s%truction. For 81 n year you geta large,
beautiful, and very valuable Volume OF
-o, 2s3 large DohH Quarto pages. This
- Cunn Journal alone is worth many times the
- CANE cost to cupy one Those subscribing Tor
THE A|GRlCULTURIST will thus get
,, the Sugar-Cane Seeds for less than
~ u"hhn nothing
All extra back numbers are now all
gone. A very large stock Of January
SUGAR Numbers (Nol. NVI., No. y are provi-
- CANE. ded for now Subscribers, so that ell can
begin wit h the Volume. For contents
of Jan. No. see LAST weeks Free Press
SUGAR janis DIT WIG Wv
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Elegant Display ~OfNewGOOds

Attention is called to my recent purchases Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CARPETING
HAVE A LARGEASSORTMENT OF PLAIN
i and Plaid Merino, Cashmeres, Coburghs, De
Beige, Plain and Printed Flannels, Velvet., NJ. De
LANES, Ginghams, Prints, Satins, Rich Plaid and
Black Silks, Trimmings. Ribbons, Brocha, Stella,
Cashmere aud Bay State Shawls, Cloaks, Talmas,
Ladies' Cloths and Velvets, Wrought Bands, Edg-
ings and Insertion, Cambria, Muslin and Lace Col
lars and Sleeves,in French and Scotch work .Scarfs,
Gloves and Hosiery Knit Tippets, Hoods, Sacks,
Talmas, Sleeves, W~ristlcts, Leggins and Over Socks !;
Ladies aud Gents Wrappers and Drawers,in Wooden
and Silk Cloths, Casimeres, &C. DC.
In housekeeping goods mystock embraces every
thing that is generally wanted. | have
Countcrpanes, blankets, nannels, linen and cotton
shifting, Huckabuck Scotch diapers, crash, bathing
towels, table cloths, napkins, doylies, piano and ia
Bile covers, lace, muslin and damask curtains, oiled
shades, fixtures Brussels, three ply, ingram, ex-
~tra-fne, fine, Venitinn and cotton carpetings; Brus-
sells and venitian stair do; ~druggets ,crumb cloths,
rugs, mats, floor oil cloths, different widths, rush
m%'ttings, and many other goods not mentioned,
which lam selling at exceedingly low rates.
nov4d&wtf c. +. STAMFORD.