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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-31
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rIIE NlNv MoWN LAY.

BY CHARLES NACKAy.
Whom swallows dari from cottage caves,
And farmer. dream Of barley shcovosi
when apples peep amid the leaves,
And woodbiucs scent the way
We love Co hy from dailysarc,
TO breathe thc country buxom or--
10 join our hands and form a ring
To laugh and spori-ond dance and sing
Amid thc new-movn hoy.
A stranger comcs with eyes or bmoi
Quoth ne, I'm Love, the youth and true;
wish to pass ana hour with You
This pleasant SUMMER day
" Come in como in you saucy cf
And who's your friend ~" 'lis Friendship sclfl'
Come each l--oome both, our sports to share,
There's welcome kind and room to spare,
Amid The new-mown hay.
The ring Is formed but who arc these?
Come, tell your Grand. il you please;
You look So sour and IN at ease,
You dim the face Of day"
Ambition F" Jealousy 4" and Strfc!"
And " Soorn and " Wcarincss Of liicl"
~ such your names We hate your kin;
The place is fin, you can't comcin
Amid the new-mown hay
Another guest comes bounding hy
with brow unwrinklcd, fair and high
With sunbuiut face and rougi.h eye
And asks you leave to stay.
Quoih he. "I I'm Fan your right good rricndl'
% Come in come ia; with you wen cndl"
And uhss we fiolc in u ring
And thus wciaush, and dance and sing,
Amid the new-moWn hay"
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(Ul ME AND Ill DO YOU GOODw
- Now is the time to use the great Spring and

DIR. LANGLEYs ROOT AND HERD DIFFERS.
m o~Posed o. Say9gpariAg, leo,c Dock IVild Cheyry
o''" H"a liUtrgysni-so combined as 20 act directly
upon thc cause OF disease and forming one Of the best
omues pa tne world for jaundce and Liver Complaint
m all their FORMS Dyspepsia Costiycncss Iumorsof INC
Iooa ana Skin, Piles, lndgesion Headache, Dizziness,
neertWum on Acid stomach, Langour Weakness Loss
OF Appetite Debility, Bilious Diseases, Mcrcural flee
uonsi ana all Impurities Of the Blood, no matter what
the cause may be- Fever and Ague Coughs and Colds.
broken mp and cured no once.
they are pleasant 20 take useful at an times and sure
To- 90 good They cleanse the bowels, purify the blood
hg' strengthen regulate build up,and keep in order the
6lo0ll BOTTLES used last year proving ia the not
popular medicine ever known.
Price only - and 81 ~ cents per bottle Deoot 90
everywhere. % C
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CURRANT WINE.


This article az usually manufactured is
rather a cordial than a wine, and is entirely
inferior to the commonost imported wine; but
when properly made, it win be found TO be a
very superior healthy beverage, particularly
for summer drink when fully diluted with wa
ter.
We have Experimental carefully on the mal-
ing of currant Wine and the following will be
found to give result which we have found
no difficulty in selling large quantities at 81
per gallon.
Before pressing the Juice from the currants,
pass between pair of rollers TO crush them.
after which they may be placed in a strong
bag. and they will part with the juice readily
by light pressure such as "a common screw,
heavy weights, sc. To each quart Of juice
add three pounds of double refined sugar
single refined is not sufficiently puro--thcn
add IA much water as will make ono gallon
Or in other words suppose the cask intended
to be used, to be 80 gallons. In this put 80
quarts of currant juice, 90 lbs. Of double re-
fined sugar, and I'll the cask 60 the bung with
water; roll it over till the sugar is dissolved.
This will be told by its ccasing to rattle in
the barrel Next day roll it again and place
it in a cellar where the temperature is sure
admission Of air. In the course of two or
three days. fermentation will commence. By
placing the car TO the bung hole slight noise
will be heard. such as may be observed when
carbonic acid is escaping from champaign
or soda water. Fermentation viii continue
for a few weeks converting the sugar into al-
cohol As soon as this ceases drive the bung
in tightly, and leave the casS for about six
months--the wine may be drawn off perfectly
clear without any excess Of sweetness
Thereason why double refined sugar should
be used may be thus understood. Ordinary
sugar contains n onc-half per cent. gum
which whom dissolved in water, becomes tetid.
Suppose them four or five ounces Of gum,
dissolved ia a barrel of water, we can readily
understand that at the end of few months
this water viii be very foul in flavor.
No alcohol should be added The practice
of putting in small quantities of brandy and
other liquors makes q cordial and not a wine.
All the sugar used may be SO tcmcntcd as at
least to change It's character chemically, and
this change will produce all the alcohol re-
quirod.- Working Farmer.
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ioap Up.
Aumbrr,.&c


UMBER LUMBER Tho Subscriber
manufactures and has constantly on hand fpr sa le
sprneei hemlock, Birch, Maple Ash end liasswuod
renee stun and an binds NJ JOB Work done 20 order al
short notice, Gig Saving Sc.
Also, he purchases Butt Naples Birch, also Ash Bass
ana Spruce in the log and sawed whom done ly his d.
feenon' Any wishing to buy or sell will DO well TO give
Cash paid for Cherry and Buitcmut. sawed ar IN the
log A ~ lVgl mn wy
Montpelier, April !, 1896. sl4
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HoWARD ASSOCIATION, NM

- bhLflllA. IMPORTANT ANNOuNtEMhN W.
10 all persons afflicted with sexual diseases sufh .'
Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonnorh0a, V''''
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Of philadelphia, ~
view Of the awful destruction Of human life aud hcdiul
Vauseu 10y sexual diseases, aud the deccptons when W
Paeneed upon the unfortunate victims Of such dis'as,
S QIacks, have directed their Consulting Surgeon ~
thAhllABlE ACT worthy Of their name, 20 RNt
MhDlCAL ADVICE GRATIS, 10 all persons thus 9
mcted tAlalo or Femalel who apply by letter. WIZ az
sSPuons OF their condition. GAGE occupations h9D9 W
hel Nc and in case Of extreme poverty aud suh,inh'
TO FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE,
The Howard Association Is benevolent instiiulinpi
established by special endowment for the I,'nt
OF The sick and distressed, afflicted with 'NfWvm
ana Epidemic Diseases" and its funds can be usee IN
no other purpose. II has surplus Of MEANS WA"
inc Directors have voted advertise the above notice.
rs needless to add that the Association commands NV
highest Medical skill Of the age, and will furnish ~
most approved modern treatment. Valuable adNle, eis
given TO sick and nervous fcnalcs afflicted with aDu9
rhoW Sc.
Address, (post paid Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN Con-
sultng surgeon, Howard Association, No = SOU"
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by order Of the Directors,
EZRA d. HARTWElL Presleep"
bho fAIRCnlLD, Secretary. oell
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Aiken was here short time since for the
same purpose, and quito q number OF South
on NJ C.s have recently become largely in
tcrcstcd i'm real estate in this Territory Even
the Vice President Of the United States owns
property here, il is said, to the amount of
100000
The multiplied instances of this kind are
calculated to suggest a pertinent query; If
southern gentlemen go on thus investing their
means in the free States and Territories, what
are thoy going to do whom another prcsdcn-
tal excitement shall make il necessary to
throw out threats of disunion in case of de-
feat; According TO the present prospects,
the canvass of 1860 viii develop the free sem
timcnts Of the country far more powerfully
than was done in the last campaign. Tho
plan of resistance employed with SO much eff.
feet hithorto-tho getting up of a disunon
panic-is still the only one at the service of
the iro-catcis. But when it is understood
that they are doing their principal private
business on free soil, two differences must
penetrate the dullost mind. to wit first, that
the system which they practically desert and
torsako in their private conduct, may also be
safely neglected and discarded by all their
Southern brethren and. secondly, that as
their actions speak louder than their words,
and their interests than their prejudicos, dis
union-that is, separation from their own
propcrty--is the worry last thing they desire.
These reflections must inevitably make their
way through the Southern community. Every
planter who Just contrycs to get through
the year with sufficient credit TO get started
upon the year to come. may ruminatc Hero
are Col, Orr and Gov. Aikcn-somchow they
don enlarge their plantations nor turn their
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-31

~ Hay is quoted at $40 per tun, at Rock
Island, Iowa. and $50 at st. Paul Minnesota.
And some other things in proportion. None
but rich men can afford TO die in those cities,
land being SO costly,
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HARVEST DISSATISFACTION men arc en-
gagged in the harvest field under the influence
of AN intensely hot sun, sweating at every
PORE they necessarily become thirsty. and re-
Quirc refreshing beverage, and as we know
none better calculated to allay thirst, refresh
and invigorato the system than the one we
recommended last year, we will repeat IT, thus:
Stir well together 10 gallons of cold water,
! gallon of molassos, quart vinegar and la
pound of ground ginger. A beverage thus
made is as refreshing as it is healthiul and
palatable, and should be supplied to the hands
Whenever it is needed.
A REcpE Worm ONE THOUSAND Don
LARs.-Takc one pound of sll soda and half
a pound of unslaked lime put them in gall
Ion Of water and boil twenty minutes let it
stand till cool. then drain OIL and put it in
a stone jug. Soak your dirty clothes over
night, OF until they are well wet through then
wiring them out and rub on plenty Of soap.
and in ono boiler of clothes ell covered with
water, add one tea-spoonlul of the washing
fluid. Boil half an hour br ky, then wash
them thoroughly through one suds, and rinse
through water and your clothes will look
better than the old way of washing twice be-
fore boiling This is an invaluable recipe.
eAiN ~ "''''N N'NAl l'N'A ''ANN N'i'i.'H w u
it. think with patent wash tub to do the
little rubbing, the washer-woman might take
the old Bible and compose herself on the
lounge and let the washing do itself
The woman who can keep secret has
known this year or two, but her husband
told it while on an electoneering tour So
says the Ohio Cultyator
A NEW WAY TO HATCH CHCKENs.--Dr.
NJ. l.. Scott of Glover had hen lay a dozen
or more eggs on pile of horse manure under
the barn, and some manure was thrown over
them, when the heat Of the pile, acting npon
the eggs, Matched out eleven chickens. They
are alive and doing woll-irasb,vgh Stn,-
dard
A Coon YIELD. Mr.. Thomas Baker, of
Barton has one hundred aud ten ycarling
! lambs, the offspring of his merino buck from
4 which he has taken this season $50 lbs. @
! wool-B.
The SOUTHERN WHEAT CRoP.-Wc
learn from circular, issued at Charleston, S
c., that the Southern wheat crop of the pres
ent year, is likely to prove larger than ON an,
former occasion in that section Of the Union
1t is estimated at 100000 bushels, besides
100000 for the product Of North and Soutl
Carolina.
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al. /. 6ooo8 y C7r0ccrjrs.

al. Z. 65ooDs s. C1rDrcrtrs
4 IL KINDS OF WEST INDIAGo0DS
nj 'ii-' may 't5,gge ri.,.,, ga 'Ae
Noo'polor February 1871. %
( zoo POUNDS DRIED APPLE
eDOD Pro-" t'e West to- .ae %
f'o' 1914 sioi1i'S O. II Li''l''
( tAMriIi.NE AND FLUlDs.-Receiyed
- "''Ay and warranted OF Superb. qPsII'iil6cr
JAM o. % Dn'gsi'', State street.
4 AMPS LAMPS -Ca,,rbope and Fluid
Or iluid &c. &c. Selling cheap,
L- T. PIERCE.
jan ~ rs druggist state sHeci.
,..>-5.,,..E-,
{ bhANPhot Lemons rigs Afunc4' Cur
- raHtsi Nr'af0nic., laisins. C.tro1. tAtuet Of
Grrits, Nc.. Ac. For sale hy j.. d. PIERCE.
Jan. 20. 23 state street.
- -,.,,- ..,,,,,,,,, Dat,
Y hW NlDhb. - } ne place Co buy your
y WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
Is at S. H. RoWNsos's, opposite uc Bdc, church,
MHiu Street, Montpelier, W.
DEOOMS.-5O doz Brooms for sale bv
ID STORRs pUIJER.
VTTNEG AB-Bv tho barrol or small ouau-
,ny Ers,lob,
"''' D. 800 IAnNHh 'l'NN llN'
nTe d.. e...... T..l H. Ht-l..I. ar =
{ "i' 'l'N'i"' i.,lW " w .,tiy 'il''
~ t"f safe h 0ioitl'o tIIlI.lt.
,-Y,,,e ,,,,,... ,.>,,. .,.,,,,.,,.,.,, o.,
& NNAkS, PIPES AND IOBACCO.-FO
~ side ar Wholcsaie py SrOEUS N FULLER.
A 'OKN'-A few bushels good bright New
- Corn by oIuhits FULLER.
T,ocs C..L-...5 c..1.-.l.
~ No'. IL eIoltltS FuLhEi.
CtASIT r,;d Gov CopN las,
~ ~ p'iu ioi N'l'-S, Dy ,s o. ,,,-7,y,
XyTIcKrNG IN h,los f,r salo Ia,
w Nov. 97. sr0IiRS A FI1JER.
"''i'' q 0''''''''
NJ /. GOODo AND GROChRlLS.-
~ NhW EoLAbLlsi tMENI
Sus, "P'hcu az ine ol a'ana % Lyman Ming Main
stoc ny 5I ls IN Ma. DGve J , opened neW
on the most reasonable terms. comprisinq
SUGARS-a kinds; M0LASSES and SYRUP
s sa5n pdS in ro'fs in s d5so9d st
CtteHH,ti' Naaule luhaI tancy ana Shaving lobAC-
CV--au Kinds and sorts, Chewing and Smokingi SNUFF
sG os. sr es IL f co9e srIcASSfppS sPe
Figs Citron; EXTRA Ts-Iemon md Vanilla: Sal,
entus, common and Soda Cream Tartar, Rice, Mus
Gqsa Kinds, Pps. Lop 6a and ca6dcs Butter Butte and and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-31

WEST MANCHESTER Pa. feb. 4, IsH
Your CuEnnr PrcfunAL is performing marvrlions Qua.
ths section 10 has relieved several ifrn alarming nti
of consumption and b. curing who has laofeIu
an affection Of the lungs lur the last fory years
MLNNN l. pANkA. M.ral-l.L
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Prepared by Or. j. q. AVER.

FRED. j.. SMITH. D. q. TYLER. 81 I.F. PIERCE
Monfpc'irr j. ~. HENRY. Waterbury aua D., IiIa.
gisf- Hud Merchants generally Nifoply.
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- WhoLhsAii AGENT IN nosroN.
BURR, FOSTER a CO., MOI /, CORNHILL
RETAIL AoENT
.. RUSSELL SPALDlNG ~ FREMONT ST. OPP
MUSEUM.
Wholesale AGENT ina Montpelier. J.. L. PIERCE Druo-
gist In Waterbury, j. NJ. HENRY.
And sold hy Druggists throughout the United States
and British Provinces. N}Gm
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A A. RAMSEY, ~ D., Atnt1y, MONROE Co, Iowa afit..
sept d 1858: During my practice u many years fi
nothing equal your fEcfuntt r giving and h.
lief cousnmptve patients, curing such curabeH
We nigh, add volumes Of evsues but the most convincing
proof OF the Of this remedy ound ~ eoe u
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WATER COEOkRS.

WATER COEOEaS.
Nevman's, @. Ackcmans,
Reeves Sons, 0sb0rne's.
TUST received large stock of the above CoLoRs in
D cakes and in mahogany and rosewood boxes. with
lock and key. Also, German CoIors, in cakes and
boxes, fine assortment.
Oil colors in tubs --EnSish and American;
.Canvases for Portraits in frames of SKI 0to42x56
Canvas in rolls, from 36 to &c inches wide;
Sirechers for canvases, of all sizes;
400 doz fine sable and camel hair pencils
$50 g paint and varnsh brushes, all sizes;
so packages gold and silver leaf;
100 bundles of duck metal---white and Yellow
Tin foil. in sheets and books;
Tinsel of all the usual coors.
I-J French and American PAPER HANGISGs.
Doors, Window Sash and Blinds, of all sizes and des-
+ .-. cription, for sale cheap.
......WINDOW GLASS, &c..
5000 bxs American Window Glass, all sizes:
800 lights fine Plate Glass;
100 bxs double thick American,from Ski @ to 20x30
1000 lights colored glass;
100 Gluzier Diamonds;
500 bundles gazer tins;
10 tons White Lead in 25 to 700 III kegs;
5000 cansters and kegs colored paints, in OF to
." .&#@ ii 100 ib packages:
$500 fbs fine French Green, dry and ground in oil;
1000 bbls Whiting and Paris White, of my own man
ufacture, fire dried.
Paint Mills Of all sizes and every article usually kept
in general Paint Oil and Color Store, will found at
'.,5Ssst -ssr44 r R. sCLANNON's,
nov 2 1855 90 Canal street. New Orleans.
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ETC., and all machinery required for the South.
They etuly call the particular attention of the
planters of Louisiana and the adjoining States to fhe
style OF Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans
and Draining w he is. which for strength, durabi
ity and convenience. have not been exceled.
a New Orleans, February 8, 1856. .,..f ..s..
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You've considerable floating population in
this village, haven't you?' asked stranger of
merchant in one of the villages on the Misss
sippi We'll, yes, rather, was the reply, ,'half
the year the water is up to the second story
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Patent Circular Saw Mills,

TINE subscriber, agent for Lee 4 Leavitt, Cincn-
i matt, offers for sale their Saw Mills, with the i'm
proved head blocks, enabling to move the
log the ways with and with the greatest
racy, thereby saving mans wages, land making
better work than mills with the usual screw hea d
blocks. PRICES 80.
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Larger sizes in proportion.

Larger SiZeS IN proportion. s5s.# r.m~ s~..fsgs
Extra saws from inches up to p inches The saws
to these mills well the other parts. made by
H. Il h., and in general use in the west and south
They have superiors.s@9 ae1 =at st#5G
Horse powers and steam engines are furnished
when ordered, made by /. & L. and adapted to these
mills. Two mills in store and for sale by
L. J. WEBSTER,
E# Corner Of Magazine and Lafayette streets,
p,arch26 g# @5.s ts##s@@ E#o New Orleans
VACCINE MATTER-Fresh scabs and quills, for
' sale at +ss4 3 WM. BALLS
.@ arsls 4.5 i a5#HG $sf Dr,g-sfars,
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PAPER AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE.
Nos. j3 and So C0nman street, New Orleans


E. R. STEVENS q Co., a.@
I INVITE the attention of merchants and others Wis
i 1ting New Orleans, to their extensive stock of
Printing, Writing and Wrapping Papers,
BLANK BOOKS, PLAYING CARDS, INKS, Sc,
which for variety and extent be surpassed by
any other house and offered the lowest prices.
5000 reams Printing Paper, of all sizes used;
40oO - Fooscap do ruled and plain,
5000 Letter do do Dc
lO,OoO Fancy Note do do
390O Straw and rag Wrapping Paper all sizes
lono = Hardware and bag do do
quo - Manila do do
lO00 gross Playing Cards, all qualities;
500 boxes Black Writing Ink;
1000 dozen Webster's Spelling Books;
500 McGaf1ys Readers;
500 = Webster's Dictionary,
400 Walkers do
500 Family Quarto Bibles, common and fine.
ABso-A large assortment of full and half bound
BLANK BOOKS, consisting of record books, day
books, journals, !edgers, writing books. etc.
Copying Presses, Envelopes, and Stationery ofevery
description
Wade u Butchers pocket Cutlery, Razors and Scs-
sors, of direct importation, very low prices.
u BLANK Books MADE AND RULED TO ORDER, of any
pattern. april 25
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LEEDS FOUNDRY.
CORNER OF DELoRD d TOUGHER STREETS,

OF DELORD d. FOUCHER STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS. ~
Is prepared to furnish vertical and hor-
izontal Steam Engines, Sugar Mills,
Vacuum Pans, Sugar Kettles, Clarjh-
ers, Filters, steam and horse power
Draining Machines, Saw Mills, Gin
Geering, Iron Columns and Fronts for
buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Barss
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DRUSHES-Fin tooth brushes, hair brushes nail
ID brushes ladies' bandoiine brushes, infants hair
brushes hat clothes and shoe brushes, scrub floor and
dusing brushes flesh brushes, crumb brushes shaving
brushes,and large assortment of paint and whewash
brushes, cotton markers and marking brushes. For
sale a, EmIaa WM M,BA LIS Dsag-sss'rs.
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D. KELHAM,
FURNITURE STORE,
Drugs. Medicines. &c,

TNHE subscriber having recently been supplied with
Ill large and fresh stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Perfumery, etc would respectfully notify
all country merchants planters and physicians that
every thing in my line will be sold at very small ad-
vance for cash. or city acceptances. Below few
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A gang of notorious counterfeiters, believed
to have branches in Louisville, ST. Louis, Gin.
cinnati, Indianapolis, Memphis and other large
towns, have been arrested in Wooster, Clarke
county, Indiana L. of eaa.K6# sgasg 9H
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of the articles on hand:
900 ozs sulph: quinine,
100 I" sulph: morphine,
400 i" strychnine,
400 +" nitrate silver,
Is bbls ref'd camphor,
100 kegs sup: carb: soda,
10 bbls cream tartar.
90 bbls epson salts,
90 bbls copperas,
Is bbls castor oil,
go bbls linseed oil,
90 hbls sp: turpentine,
20 bbls alcohol,
40 keps salt metre.
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. just Arrived.

~ A COMPLETE assortment of Hardware. Cutlery,
en- Glassware, Queensware, Crockery, Wooden
" ware, etc. for sale at the lowest rates by
march26 " E. e. B. JACOBS.
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40 Kegs SAT- petFe, ~ 1FU gTuss suEar Te1lo1Is
1000 bxs druggists glassware, patent medicines, peri
fumery medicine chests, instruments, ETC., etc. "
G. N. MORRISON, Wholesale Druggist,
dec 81, 1854 - Magazine st., New Orleans.
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a@ns PhTIss. s:addgery Warehouse.
-. A fSign OF the Golden Horse Head.l
fNHA No. Magazine, near Canal street.
&GAEHE ORLEANS.
u efaNAs2AA n MAGEE & kNaIASS.
/fSsSAaV Dealers in Saddlerv, Harness and

Y Trunks, Leather Materials and Find
ngs for saddlers coach, trunk and shoemakers Sad
derr. Hardware. Whips Tin Ware and Brushes
.. MILITARY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
We are agents for the sale of India Rubber Packing
for steam joints and boilers, betting for machinery and
other articles. Peacock and Carey PLOUGHS, on
commission. Regaas and Jewels for the Masonic,
IO.O.F. and S. of t. orders. Prices as iowas any
other house dec 81 1855
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Combs.

n BOOTS, SHOES, AND BROGANS, of every
- description and quality, for gentlemen, ladies,
misses, boys and children. A fresh Stock just re-
eeived and for sale very low by 's>+ ~ p"
MARCHES e. e. B. JACOBS