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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-23

CAr1roRNtA.-Nc York. Jan l3.--Stcam-
er Geo. Law arrived this morning from As
pinwall bringing California dates to Dec, 20.
She brings upwards of s 100000 in specie.
Tho supreme Court of California has declared
the entire state debt unconstitutional, except
ing 100000 and recommends adoption Of
the debt by the Legislature aud that the qucs-
ton Of ropudiation be submitted to the peo-
pie No transfer of stock has been made
since the decision. The people arc opposed
20 reputation and meetings have been called
in various parts of the state to give express
sion TO the public opinion. At a meeting
held in San Francisco, resolutions were pas
sed plodging the redemption Of the debt by
the people. Tho amout is over S3.O00,000.
The Court sanctions the seizure Of the
Fremont Mariposa grant for taxes and the
estate will be sold unless the taxes are paid.
The mining news is favorable. Markets arc
dull. There have been large arrivals Of goods
during the fortnight, nearly the whole Of
which were stored for lack of demand
OBEGoN-BArrLE WIN INDGANs.-NeU
York, Jqn. ia battle was fought Nov. ID
at Puget Sound between the Indians and the
L. S. steamer Massachusetts,. Twenty-sovcn
Indians and twcnty-onc wounded The re-
mainder surrendered But one Of the steam
er's mon was killed.
The physicians have decided that it is both
unwise and inexpcdient for Mr. Sumner to
attempt at present TO take his scat in the L..
$. Senate. Yet there are some men claiming
human sensibilitics, who habtually snocr at
the wrongs this gentleman has suffered. Hos
tile 90 his political party. with brutalzed in
stincts, they charge that his illness has all
been a sham James Otis, of revolutionary
fame, was stricken down in Boston, by Brit
ish officers. as was Senator Sumner. lie ncv-
or recovered from the effects Of the blow
His mind was impaired, disease followed, and
he lived many years a hopeless imbecile.
LEGAr FFsrryAL.-Thcro was happy
union of the Court and Bar of Caledonia
county on the eth ult.. at st. Johnsbury at
which M Bartlett of Lyndon, Colby of
Montpelier p. II White of St. Johusbury,
Ex-Goy Fairbanks and others, made speeches.
The new courthouse at ST. Johnsbury has
been completed, and the courts are now held
in IT,
The Republicans held a grand Levee at St.
Johnsbury, last week, in Union Hall, which
was decorated for the occasion Transparent
cies and notices were numerous. Gov Fair
banks presided, and speeches were made by
Mcsrs. White, Davis, Dewey, Ross, and
several others
The Messenger states that Poultry was sent
from St. Albans the last year 20 the amount
of 76.735 pounds; and the Phapi1 says that
10000 bushels of potatoes have been sent to
the city markets from the Railway Station in
Brattlcboro
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Stowe, Jan. l6, 1857

Az ADMIssroN.-The Washington cores
pondcnt of the New Orleans Delta, who seems
to be the organ of the most ultra Southern
politicians, in the course Of a defense of Pres
ident Pierce, observes;
A law or political policy opposed to the
universal sentiment of a free people cannot be
executed OF enforced without using the means
and appliances of strong central power
We have seen this illustrated in the Fugitive
Slave LAWN the matter of Kansas--in Gu
ba-and now in Nicaragua! The South has
lost every thing, while the North passed us
with giants stride, enlargng in all the grand
proportions Of material power, addition of
population, and actual territorial acquisition.
The President has given us all he could con-
trol-his veto power and his messages. The
President has accomplished nothing practical
~ IN our favor simply because he cannot in a
lree country, establish a policy in opposition
to the will of the people. The will Of the
people is against the South, and longer con
unuance in the Union is madness"
LEooMPToN, Dec. 2l--The first man con
Neted of murder in Kansas is a pro-slayery
man named John Cushman, who has just beer
on tral before Judge Cato, on an indictment
OF murder, for killing a man named William
norton, few months since. lie has not ye
been sentenced.
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litrraru Fnstitutiuns.
RARRE ACCOMPLISHING Term will

DARRE ACADEMY.-SprngT Term will
ID begin February l2th. Board including Room and
Washing 81
Extracts from report to The Trustees Of the Examining
Committee, 1880, consisting of Rev. G. q. Parker,
Roy. joel Fisk and Rev. b. Abbott
eve found the two primo conditions Of good school,
viz Ordcr and M0rOU0hncs of instruction. most happily
combined iu its administration We cheerlully
say that is ~ the excellent schools IN State and
worthy Of the patronage Of the friends Of sound learn
mr.
Extracts from report to the Trustees Of the Examining
Committee, 1886, consisting Of Rev L. r. Barnard
Daniel Bates, NJ d., and G. A. Kent A. b.
" The discipline aud general management Of the
school can most heartily commend, being of that
ind persuasive yet strict and energetic character that
seldom fails Of the most pleasing results, il has
evidently been the aim OF the teachers to have their pu
pills patient, porscycring earnest working and good
scholars. Your committee would most heartily
commend the school 10 the confidence and patronage Of
the community at large"
J. s. sPAULDINO, P'JHcipai,
Barre, Jan. "A, 1857. 22iw
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Boston sprriaI Eutirrs.
(lOUGms. HoARsENEss AND Bn

4 tOUGIIS. HOARSENESS AND BRON-
- CHllls BnowN's BuoScmAL IRocus,
when allowed TO dissolve slowly n the mouth, have d-
soothing effect 20 mucous lining Of the wudppc into the
Brunchh nllays Pulmonary Irritation and gives relief in
Coughs, Colds and the various Throat o which
public speakers and singers liable. These Lo1ngcs
made from highly esteemed recipe for alternating
bronchial affections and 40 disorders Of the breath and
luups-Coughs. Asthma. H0arscncss Citarrh, Irritation
Soreness Of the Throat occasioncd by cold unusu-
% eNcrtion &c the vocal organs.
Br0rHs bronchial Tr0ehcs.Wo take pleasure n GALE
ing the attention Of readers to these loznrcs Here
boz Boston, where the Bronchial lrochcs known, they
household words and need testimony 20 recon-
mend them; but readers u Canada. die West and
indeed cYery where, chccrfuy bear testimony from
personal knowledge. 20 thnil efficacy B4os pctofaL
JOHN l. BROWN S. son.
Sold by Druggists generally. Boston.
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VOR COUGHS. COLDS AND CON

NOR COUGHS. COLDS AND CON
i SUMPTION.-Trici aud approved. hy on uuprc-
codonfrd solo and popularity OF over rHrffY WARS
Hon Daniel J. Thompson, Secretary Of che state Of
Vermont. says - Having tho beneficial effects 0f
your VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM in my
family and ucighhorhood feel free say that look
upon very valuable medicine in tlc diseases for
which 90 is recommended" REED. CUTLER q CO..
Druggists. Boston, Propnctors Be careful 10 get ttc
genuine. fhcrs many limitations. Sold hy Ap0th
ccuros and Druggists generally. Price 30 cents and 81
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(WHICH WILL NOT IEAK.--A Fau-
w Get now being used everywhere, and for every
thing that runs Warranted, that after years Of use
LIST. II win not lcnk, Ath. N will not frocze
"a II will not wear out. 9th. 1t will not waste.
sd II will not food
Such is the Boston Faucet Co.'S SELF-CLOSING
FAUCET. Wherever you put one on, you will never
require smother Try one, and II this is eXaggor-
alton Of is merits.
BOSTON FAUCET CO.. Gore Block, opposite Revere
House. o.. 6m
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deaths.

La East Montpelier Dec. 2lh, Mrs. Ircna o., wife "
Robert COVE aged IS ycafs
ln povua, n December last. Mrs. Anna 1owsloc,
widow Of the late Gideon Iowsoe, aged 100 years and
months.
AT Chico, Butte County, Dec. /, George W., son of
Daniel and Mary f. Bdwc la the 18th year OF bis age,
formerly of Mddlcbup. VI.
In Barton, the lst inst, Moses c. varney aged 70
Nrnrs.
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REArTIErL HEAD On HAIR-rho

= n Christian Freeman. Boston, says s Sincerely.
$50 had rather pay Tor SPALDING'S ROSEMARY th6n
hafc other hair oils for nothing. IL is clean, and not
filthy and greasy most oils We speak from ox-
peuence, and consider il The best n the market Try h.,
and see n we have not given YOU good advice" For
ouumcntne improving cleansing aud intgorating the
hair, usc the Rusem.ry-yOu can rely upon i IL has
stood tho tr.t u time and u.c wholesale and rrtail
Dcp0t. 20 fremont S loppo.te Nuseuul Boston, Mass.
j. RUSSELL SPALDlNG, Proprietor. sold 10y deal
generally through the country.
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Dagurrrrotuprs.

M OTHER! If you want a Likeness
VI Of your little Child take it into
WHITES DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS,
he is very successful in taking the Lkenesses Of chill
drcn. 2l3wt
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A LADY who has been cured of great nor
n yous debility afer many years Of misery, desires
10 make known 20 all sufferers the means Of relief
Address enclosing stamp 10 pay return postage, Mrs
MARY Il. DEWITT, Boston, Mass, and the preserp-
ton will be sent free, by next post
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nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

(tAMPHENE AND FLUIDS-Rccciyed
~ weekly and warranted Of Superior quality.
l.. i. PIERCE.
Jan 90 % Druggist, State street.
I AMPS, Camphenc and Fluid
4 Lamps, Chmnoys, Wicks, Tubes 90 ft oil Lamps
L. F. PIERCE.
Jan. %. 20 Druggist, State street.
ORANGES, Lemons. Figs, Prunes, Cur
~ ruts, Cranberucs, ltaisns, Ciuon. Extract Of
Fruits &c., Hc. For sale by J.. i. PIERCE,
''u' ~ state street.
VACCINE VIRUS-Fresh and pure
For sale by L., r. PIERCE.
Druggist, State street.
Montpelier. Jan. 20. 1857. %
y OTICE-Whcgcas application has been
y madc t0 mc hy more than ono sixteenth part Of
the pr1pnetors of the undivided lands boo the town Of
ldpt1u, in Addison County, and state of Vermont, 90
warn meeting of said propuctlrs Therefore. said proc
pnctor hereby notified and warmed Co meet at thc
dwelling house of Seayer Fletcher. said lupton, on
tho llh day Of March, 1877 next at one O'Clock n
the afternoon, FOR the following purposes
ITO choose moderator, c.ers collector aud an other
uecc officers and agents lr Sold propno0rs 90
m said rIoprltors viii divide thc whole any part Of said
lands commence prosecute defend law suits raise and
collect taxes vote amy proprietor propneor any lands
which may have hVcu or may Doe pitched in lieu Of draft
and TOO take 800 necessary or proper measures 90 carry the
above purposes into effect.
Dated at Bristol, this 9th day ~ December, 1856.
% HARVEY AtNSILL, Justice of Peace.
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legal notirfs.

JOSEPH RIPLEY'S ESTATE.-Tho
- Subscribers, having been appointed by tho Hon Pro-
bate Court for the District of Washington Commission
10 receive, examine and adjust an claims and demands
Of a persons against the estate Of Joseph Ripley, late
Of Barre, In said District, deceased represented inso
vent, and the term Of sig months from the 3Jh day Of
December 1856, being allowed by said Court 20 the cred
TORS of said deceased 20 exhibit and prove their rcspec
tive claims before Give Notice that will attend
10 Che duties Of appointment at the dwclnRhouse
Of Widow Lucy r. Ripley, Ia Barre, 10 said District
the last saturdays Of February and June next, At one o.
clock ia the afternoon on each of said DAYS.
CARLOS CARPENTER, ,,.,.
DENISON TAFT JUN 20
Barre, January 5, A. D., 1857. 2i3w
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no THE MARRIED OF BOTH sEXEs

And those contemplating marriage, valuable infor-
nation will be furnished free If charge. Address Dr..
dONTGoMERY's MEDICAL AGENCY, haverldll
Mass. l6jm
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LANCN GOODS AND TOYS. We adj
L wise AN purchasers Of rich Fancy Goods any de-
,orpuou of TOYS 90 call at HOLDEN, CUTTER ~
CO.'S, 10 and n kiby Street. Bostouuuc of the most
extensive French and German importing houses in the
United States, having house in England, Paris and
Germany. They are agents for sanderson Laucrgan's
celebrated Fire Works.
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Real estate

LNARM FOR SALE.-The Subscriber Of
/ fers FOR sale the well known CLARK FARM, in
Middlcsox, ON the Wnoosh River, about two miles be-
low Montpelier Village and is beautifully situated the
line Of the Vermont Central Railroad and is Of the
best farms ia Washington County, and desirable farm
for the farmer, country residence for capitalist
gentlemen NJ pleasure said farm contains 225 acres
about 90 acres Of which is superior meadow, about 20
upland moving, about 80 OF pasture and IS
excellent wood land, tincudng sugar place Of
about 300 trees and small apple orchard Of ruit
an Of said farm Is well watored and in high state Of
cult, alton the buildings, story brick house 20
b. ~ feet with excellent cellar, and we'll finished tc
en-, cheese and wood shed Of wood, shed 80 by
40 feet, and half story high connecting wood she'd
and barn is 100 by 30 feet new, with stable UNDER
improved plan, with cattle shed at the end common
30 by 40 feet barn with shed attached 40 by 20 feot
horse barn ~ by a feet open shed In 'front.' with shed ia
rs by 40 feet shop and hog house attached stable
contains six STALLS granary and cellar under the stable
Tho buildings are nearly or recently repaired, A
good well Of water the house, likewise running water
from brook house and yard The farm is offered
at private sale but II NOT sold before the 2lh day Of
January it will then be sold public auction the Doth
day Of January, on the prcnses.--Sale positive Terms
half the purchase money down, the balance in
al instruments to suit purchaser. Likewise will be sold
the stock and tools said frm
22.2w q. S. CAMP
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gIlautco.

4 GENTS WANTED. 49, EXCELLENT
~ BUSINESS OPENING Wanted, few indus
trious energetic young 10 sell Agricultural liooks to
the Farmers Very favorable terms will be given. With
activity, than Ono Hundred dollars per month coa
JyoHt can be realized Our publications OF pcuna-
nen practical value every Farmer and therefore nect
with ready sale For particulars, apply by mail to
G. NJ. SAXION a co.
Agricultural Book Publishers
lg6ws No. 40 Fulton ST., New York.
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10 a1rinters.
BOSTON TYPE FOUNDRY.

~ BOSTON TYPE FOUNDRY.
g0OS GA I'D coMMgSoED IN 1917.
] AT this well known establishment, now
I TYPE lbeiug carried on by the subscribers under
.fOu,,oQN the style u
JOHN ROGERS \ CO.,
may be found in addition 20 their large and increasing
variety Of
all the articles requisite for complete printing Office.
and the pains taken 10 orders with
prompmess and fidelity.
PROUTS CELEBRATED PRINTING INK.
kept constantly hand. and type from ohel toundIos
furnished on the same terms as our own. 20;6m
UPWARD PHIougr, John X RoGRRs, DAVID wArsoN IN.
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Books * Stationery.

CtOM PERRY'S EXPEDITION TO
~ JAPAN. The Private correspondence of Dan
lei Webster. preseott's History OF Charles FIFTH
Proscotts Phillip Second. Biographical Essays by
Tuckerman. Religious Truth by Hitchcock,
20. just received by S. NJ. WALTON,
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Markrts.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr-Jm

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr-Jan. IA,
By Telegraph ~ the Vatchman \ Journal
Al S.rrkct, 30 Cattle, mostly Bcevcs and Stores,
consisting Working Oxen, Cows and One, Two and
Three years Odds
Prices.
Beef extra, $500 a S,2j Working Oxen, 500 a Us
" first quail Z, 50 10 Cows Calves 30 65
sec. CPS a 100 Nearlngs, IL q
third 900 600 Two years olds, % %
" ORDINARY 40 Three Is a 40
sheep and Lamhs.--At Market, 1870 Prices
In Lots, 200 400 Extra select o'2o 400
REMARKS.
Most Of the trains behind time, and droves we're
rather stiff in prices in the morning We quote the
prices Of beef same as last week. but we think there
was slight advance. The sheep were Of excellent quail
ity A slight advance in prices.
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- V. & co. COPAL VARNISHES,
-. Manufactured by STINsON, VALENTINE q
CO.. IS Broad Street, Boston. At the Mechanics Fair
recently held in Boston, the committee Of which DR. A.
A. HAYES State Assayor, was chairman awarded Sill
YER MEDAL TO S. V. 4 Co. fer their Superior Var
lushps
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FOR 1857. DIARYS FOR 1857.
IL For sale by S. NJ. WALTON.
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ATERCHANTS TAKE NOTICE. will
WI sch for CASH, good STRAW WRAPPING PA
PEE, as low YOU buy Il OF the Manufacturers,
and give you the freight besides. will sell Manila Pa
pors as low You get them Of the Manufacturers.
s. NJ. WALTON.
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Anorr Nrw-YonK au account Of what boy saw in
Dos yi.it 20 the city. By Philip Wallys. Now York,
Dis. Edwards s. Go.
An entertaining and handsomely illustrated little vol
umc just the thing for boys old enough TO be curious
us t1 the great city
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From the New York Mercuryl
rhArnrttNr MirArloNs cF surEEiou CoNN0nIrfEs.
Amous he many dsheuestes of trade which e moral
ot l community Is called suppress, would partc
uiary notice most pcrncnus aud practice adopted
by unscrlpuous dealers Of Initiating aud counterftng
exterior appenrtuce nnd cautouars labels OF popuardrI
medic eus and other artgis OF personal consumption, 1td
rrsns trader, painting mos sinuiis
Iuuu lnt drtrimeut The
thf cnrnrr u o man Voc 'a- eNunlel Thousands % dol
lars n bringing the genuine article into DEMAND.
and rader aud the trade much highway robbery
the 1er ullghhor's
they are beneath the burglar and hUaymanln dpntyfor
iurs- iar icllui crht rraarf lecisuet- % charac
ter n nHe distinguishing the mercantile assassin who stabs Boa
e dark And ought they not De rewarded with punishment
with tho caHarc n their We led
hy acciientr spurious counter
ft 90 tdopho Wolfes schedan Schuapps. The
Initiated perfectly With Che sl-l addition Of a
plead technical avoidance ol t Law couutefftnr
pared 60 imposa upon careless purchaser. Vow r
alI thls Taulu flun-a r0hheI3 Assuredy
Dr. E nr a- Dire wolfe bias expended large Geo bring DIS
unil imported 0canaps INFO popular demand, that demand
uA} DE Justly considered Part OF Dis capital in trade, and
l-lun 81 AnF part 0i ls reputation much uf chief
a. DE- had stolen barrel of Die schnapp- And
t. crime Aa adds further dell1dng community
W giving chem ininnu article tlr the money they ndci
Nruu r commodity 90 HhicA they lad confidence And
her rtys man who participates indirectly iu tht by
cpai ua uAul tha imposition The remedy of Mr., rs olfs
should he ln m holding i concerned thc contempt
immunity hus -alulled hy he rntons
lml-et ufgu I3 their uuAtous composition We
Pr. vi ollie sl obtain namt not only Of Che conductors
hes. cuuters, hue every offering them for and
health M thc community demand that all parties should
named Co One llllurY % popular rNrCrati1n.
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SPINAL COMPLAINTS.-A new method
- Of treating Spinal Diseases, Curvature Of tho Spine
and Spinal Weakness, without pain suffering 10 the
patient however Young or feeble now successfully
practicod by Dr. i, A. WOOD, at his office, No. 2l5
Washington Street. Boston, az his residence Marlho
ro' Hotel
Having examined the Serncntinc Spring Apparatus
used by Dr. j. A. Wood in the treatment of lateral
yaturc of the Spine, recommend IL efficient and
comfortable % the patient.
HENRY y. BIGELOW, VI. d.. Prof Surg. Harv Uni.
GEO. HAYWARD, NJ. d., EN-Prof Surg. Hary. Uni.
WINSLOW LEWIS, NJ. D.
j. v c. SMITH, NJ d., Mayor Of Boston.
JOHN W. WAltREN, NJ. d. Boston, July, 1854.
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KEUDING 5 NINoIA SAN y.
Scalds 10 heals rapidly, Reduces inhunmatinns,
Severe chbians, frost bite, Sores old and recent,
1t cures burns, bruises, Shingles, cOrns. huninns,
All 20 for eyes. Il heals biies, fcons. piles
Sore nipples, swcled breast Also for the nursery,
An cuts, bruises, -praius, Scad head, cruptons,
Like magic IL will cure, Also Group and seuUy,
Verify lbs great value. Various sober ailments,
Even salt rheum, ulcers Erysiplcas, rheumatism.
o. Sold by all country Stores
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TIRED! - ONE HUNDRED COPIES
IL for sale at reduced prices by
SIN. WALTON.
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w AN TED .- 500 YOUNG MEN
w To act as Agcuts-saary 500 per month. For
further particular, in regard hc business inolosc post
age stamp,
Address Il. b. CARTER, Hayerhill Mass.
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no SCHOOL TEACHERS AND SUPER

KANE'S ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS
~ THE SECOND GRINHELL EXPEDITION,
In search Of Sir John Franklina valuable work, in
two volumes, just received and for sale less than city
prices, by 5. NJ. WALTON.
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NO BETTER PLACE TO BUY YOUR
~ 7 ~ RS, than no ROBfNSON'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20
HArs, CAPS. sROEs, 60.

r BOOTs, SHOES, TRUNKS. -
kc.-The subschber informs bis
friends aud the public. that he bss
- returned TO the city, and taken The store No
$50 Main stsees, two doors below tbs kxc5spge
Bank. for the purpose Of carrying On the BOOT
AND suOE BUSINESS la eli it, branches Hs
has now, and viii always keep on hand. general
sssortment OF Northern and Eastern work. ssie cted
well a. work Of his own mssufsoture. His stock Of
Manufacturing Mstetsls cannot be surpassed
ThUNkS.-A coed assortment Of Tiunks always
on hand. which he will sell Ut sn all advance.
He will be pleased to serve his old friends and eus.
TONERS ss heretofore.
NH l0-4-lm DAVID CURRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20
I.eesw TEk GREAT sUUThkkN an
@ HAT AND SAP M M AM Ill
SPRING TRADE, 1887.
UOI1IN DOOLFI L 4,
81. MAIN STEEET, RICHMUND VA.

81, MAIN HTkEET, RICHMOND, VA.
MANUFACTURE AND IMPORTER OF
HATS, CAPS, LADIES FURS, TRAININGS
&C, &C.
Would this occasion particularly call the atten-
ton of his regular customs and others to The pre-
psratiops he has msde for the business of Spring.
During hiars tour In the Nor h, he has visited
not only thu cities of Baltimore Philadelphia and
New York, but sso the principal manufacturing die.
trots where goods in bis line gst mp thus he has
been enabled both to obtain samples of every article
made, and purchase moe advsntsgeously than here
tofore.
For the In portation of French goods he has made
such arrangements will insure him a regular sup
ply of the newest and choicest styles
The silk and other Rats of his own make have in.
varisby been deemed by his customers superior to
thore of Nerthero importation. From various ial-
provements recently made in bis factory thu supe-
rorts will not only BIS maintained but added to.
such country merchants az purchase elsewh SIRE,
without giving Richmond trial. he would respect
flu ly invite to visit his establishment-he assures
them hoad they do 10, they will find stock of goods
eqaaiiae variety quantity. and low prices that of
any other house North or South
kiis business arraugeU ents OF the let est
kind and the greatest attention 10 paid the
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