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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27
Wood Turning, Saving, and
Plaster Grinding,

THE subscriber having leased the old Stone
Il Mill adjoining the Lewistown Mills, is now
prepared to execute to order all kinds of Saw
ing and Wood Turning at reasonable rates
I|All kinds of Patterns and Jobbing gen.
orally done to order
ITGROUND PLASTER at all times on
hand. JAMES M C0ITCH
Lewistown, April /, Is5s.-ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-27

~ Respectfully informs his friends
~ and the public that he still con-
~es~ times his establishment on the
Public Square, where he is prepared to man.
utacture at short notice g superior article of
all kinds of Boots or Shoes, which he will
sell cheaper for Cash than ever before offered.
lie constantly keeps on hand, of his own
manufacture, an assortment of the above ar
tlcles, which he will warrant not to be sur
passed here or elsewhere fer elegant sty lie and
durability; also large stock of Eastern work,
which will be sold at reduced prices
Orders promptly attended TO. All kinds of
repairing executed ON the shortest notice.
Lewistown, March 25, 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
TREATY BE IUEEN FRANCE 1ND THE
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

From Our Own Cores pond ent.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 2, 1858.
The Hawaiian Kingdom, or, as it is usually
termed in the newspapers of Europe and America,
the Sandwich Islands, possesses considerable in-
terest for us. notwithstanding its small extent
population, and home trade. Its 60, 0O0 Kanaks
inhabitants DO not produce or consume as much as
man, towns of 10000 in New-Engand; but the
Islands occupy an important position in the middle
of the Pacific ocean for commercial purposes, and
their climate Of perpetual Spring may render them
place Of great resort for pleasure at
future time. by commerce and language and
geographical position, they are nearer to the
United States than To any other country, and at
one time, in 1854 they came very near to annexa-
ton, the King having declared his intention To sign
the treaty for that purpose. Most OF the trade OF
the Islands is in the hands of American merchants,
Americans form a decided majority of the popula-
ton, and American whale ships are the greater.
portion of the shipping which enters the ports oi
Honolulu and Lahaina.
A treaty Of friendship and commerce lately made
between France and the Hawaiian Kingdom, has
been the subject of considerable comment here,
and may attract some attention IN New-fork and
" asningtOn. The Commercial AdrerttSeT OF Homo
lulu newspaper Nu4'H lbOhS AZ Ahinsn h'ih th'
American standpoint, makes great outcry against
the treaty and denounces il as an Outrage upon
the rights OF the Kangkas, with good reason as 10
some articles and without as 10 others The
Commissioners Who made the treaty were Mon
sieur Perm, on one side, and Prince Lot
kamehameho and Minister Wyllie, on the other,
OF to quote the ltes given in the treaty Itself
Nor sieur LOUIS Emile Perrin, knight Of the I'M
penal Order Of .he Legion OF Honor, Consul and Com
mis- Government;
His Royal Higbness the Prince Lot Kane
banehs General Commanding g-in-chief Minister Of
tie Interior Acting Minister Of Finance, member Of
the Prvy Council and of the House Of MOBILES and
Robert Criclton ylie esq Minister Of Foreign Re
lstions, Secretary of State for War and ths Navy,
member OF the Privy Council and Of the House OF
Nobes."
The treaty is very long one, and much oi II 10
a mere repetition OF those genera. principles waicl
We expect 10 find Ia all treaties OF friendship and
commerce. / shall only call attention to such pro-
visions as are not usually found in such documents
In article second, it il provided that French sub
iects
"Shal have the rsht 10 buy and sell of, and to
whom they please aud without any monopoly, con-
tract or exclusive privilege Of sale or purchase preu-
dcing or restricting in any manner whatever their
liberty in this respect.
There is 10 limitation in the article Of this clause,
and il will probably be interpreted to authorize the
retail sale OF quOr which has heretofore been pro-
hibited except IN Honolulu.
The third article says:
1T Is agreed that Documents presented by French
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
LATER FROM MEXICO.

By the arrival of The schooner II. Z. Speanng,
have files OF the Vera Cruz Pr0greso to the "a
inclusive.
On the subject of the route Of Vidaurr, a. arssj
reported, we find nothing later in them Tue aeeoa &C.
of the Zuloaga Government are dlscredlted' ius
port OF the triumph of Degollado over Casanoss
Guadaisjara, is fully confrmed, and be s sts'el !
have a well armed and equipped force Of 5Vo ro
and to be threatening Tulancingo.
Zuazua, on taking San LUIS Potosi, b.nishsi'
bishop and thirty priests TO the Rio Bravo. Il,
A forced loan Of s9O, 900 had been imposed % "
clergy Of Morelia. .
The Canton of Mnatitlan is announced TO qna
under Constitut ysnal rule. The AyantaInen'o :
Tlacatapsm have passed vote of thanks 70 ~ ~
Juarez Government for making arrangements 10, "
construction Of road from Mnattlan 10 the san '''
Pass.
Cobos. who had been seen with an escort 10 conV,l
money TO Echeagaray, b ad been unable 20 ehsot l'
object, and was reported to have been oI'sroi - >,
turn 10 the Capital person arryei ~ VIZ ~ -
reported that he had been seen at San hsrih i'A"'
lucan with about 200 men. .-t.i
There had been some fighting in the heighoo'n', -
of Lagos, Of which the CoDsttnuonsns's ePpys so9
have Ultimately gained possession. prize " ~
600 rad been fallen in with by the captors iua"N
atcly previous, at convent in the Deigbborhocl.
Alairiste is reported at TesuItlsn, ~ita welhnis
ard equipped force Of :, 600 men, aad aooul I" ''N
the field against the ReactioLlsis IN rueplA. -
In thlspas, the cense OF INC LiOoia3 -.
progressing A small force routed bo1y oi ,vD'.
tutonsl.sts Oh the 18th ult. i killing 10 a"d "''"
ing %. "a rna
part Of Gen. Ayarezs forces, under -,:o1l neu.
nez gained victory on the 7tb, over hsaV' ~
oorps in the neighborhood of C0atepec C"slarsS'
death Of Alvarez had been again repor's' si'
con'radicted. Ia "A
Mazatan had been declared IN ,ta's ., - u
the Znoaguero oysrnment; and zen. bsFEE
handed over the command to Gen. ID. Leon
Tie PTOgTeSO remarks that such changes ne N
generally prophetic Of the overthrow oi the TO-"
AIRY influence, and prays that 80 this may pfo's 4
1lsscsa had been taken by the Liberals, WIZ I
encounter the reactionist forces abandOuiog a. 4
all their arms ammunition and PROVISIONS, "
approach. "A
4 long account i published Of the execution " ".
of the n.sassips of San Vicente, IN Decembef' '.I
and Of the particulars Of their crime; but ihe~
generally too well known 10 those who Interest -
selves in Mexican affairs to need repetition. Il
Mr.. Forsyth, L. 5. Minister, was expected o. tI
Cruz ON the 18th mt, to embark the PlynoaltS
this courtry; but later papers give no account
arrival. 4
The Juarex Government has published ief
lowing ofthe export from Vera Cruz Of foreign ~
free OF duty, at any time, while the Governn'en
not occupy the capital, and either ID the same
coinage. Only tie importing parties them s en,e1
be allowed til. priv yilege. The money nus. "a
on the bill Of ladipg, in the same marpe1 o. 'p.vuos
mOdltss imported. N. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

ARRIVAL FROM THE SPIRIT L.SD.-A son Of one
Of our citizens who left this port ten years ago
ss a sailor in the bark Wade, which vessel was
wrecked. was long since given up for lost. His
fs,her. however, corresponded with him through a
sn;ritual medium, by whom he had the pleasure Of
Earning that his SOD vas the spirit land whence he
receiv ed message that he was among the saints,
and crown Of glory was awaiting his father" HIS
con6dence was, however, shaken in these spiritual
revelations by the arrival of his son at his place on
Ihusdsy lest lNew-beIerd Mercury.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

ExpuLsIoS OF AN AMERICAS Msslos . n.
CEsIRAL AnEKIca.-Tbe Rev. MI. cIo~ ce,n BID
fopary 10 Central America from the An, from d
Union, has been expelled by the Goyern'1s' onsped
State Of Salvador. In July laet MI y. ..,sir.oce
school in San Miguel, but through INC him ave
wa. se,sed by an armed force taken down 70 b
The Case as represented By NJ c1oss Ss 4. Sa
pear, to be one Of great hardship y Oh eSs
unjust persecution on the per, ,Ss % sDYety .a which
Iss'b hs. to unaego hs health has been :so roSa
nsred I by his Imprisonment in clcse. asp Pc al
Icaiptla' and be has been conPeiled 70 1c,fpal
property behind him. to'''''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

contcrt with those combined dissolyents, the old
and the new -faugle, lsws the Charter preserves
10 the King the rghi of suspcndngt in sll ts polt
cal bearings. Whenever Ge may think proper.
Yet. With all that and al that, there il there
doub,, Prussia thr Prussia OF The Charter and the
Prussia Of The House Hohenzollcrn. To work
out that an.agonsu the electoral bodies arr now
busted with, despite the difficulties thrown IN
their WAY hy the electoral laWs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15
Aycr.SSarSdDarIIIa

a compound remedy, m which $50 lats .a-
bored tl produce Che mo.t .ieouul Alternative
that can Boz made. Itisaooucelfrlt.i o.. .fa.t
Of Para Sarsaparilla, SD combined with other
substances Of stll greatc altgianyc power us
o. afford an effective altilte ilt tht diseases
Sarsaparila is rcputod % cre. Dc B. believed
that such remedy SIS wanted by thoae who
suffer from S,rIm0us complaints. ana uat.u
which wll accomplish their culc mi-t prove
uf mmCnsa service Co this large eiu-s oi our
aif sted h.iQY-ciiuCu-. How completely tins
compound viii do it has bcm proven DIS o,pcr-
iment ON many of the worst eases 90 be- found
of the following complaints
ScimFvLA ASD ScuoFutous C0wpLAiNrs,
ERuilIoNs AND ERuruvE DISEASES. ULp,a-.
PnrLEs, BIorCIEs, ICW1Hs. SALT ItuH,
SCALn HAD, SYPHILIS AND SlrHILIfc Az
fEcroNs MmcrnAL DrlAsH, DRursr, NEg-
RAL0A oH TIC DourouuLrX. DamLn. DYs-
PErstA AND ISnIgrsuoS, EBY-WfLAs, Ross
OR 81. AyrHoNy's Ful, and indeed tha whole
class Of complaint, arising from lMruHrY oP
rHr Blood.
This compound viii be found great pro-
mot2r Of health, when taken in tha spring fp
cNVcl the foul humor which h-tcr Boo tho
blood az that season Of the year. By The tuac-
Is expulsion Of them many ranking disorder,
are mppcd in the bud, Muimdcs can. by
the aid of this remedy spare them-clve from
/ the endurance OF foul cruptlous and ule.rlus
sores, through which the system will strive 60
rid itself OF coUuphous, II not assisted o. do
this through the natural channels OF the hody
by AN Alternative medicine. Cleanse upf thc
vtiaicd blood whenever you find los impurities
bursting through the skin ia pimplcs erlptiUls,
or sores, cleanse it when you find it is OBJ
structcd and sluggish in the veins, cleanse it
whenever il i, foul, and your feelings Will ton
You when. Even where no particular disorder
Is felt people cniov better health. and 1.-Two
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15

tiguous as to look to the same region for pat
ronage In such cases, much Of the energy
that should and would otherwise be expended
in rendering the schools really more valuable,
is devoted to selfadulation and correspon-
dent disparagement of other schools. Ad-
vcrtising. lecturing and other forms of engin-
eering to secure patronage, all sap the pockets
and energy Of both teacher and people. Can
not the money and energy thus expended be
empoyod to better advantage in some other
way NJ. p. =.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15

THE Eco CRor.-The Buffalo Express
makes curious estimate, to the effect that
"there are 1903 100000 laying fowls in the
country Of which 50,000,000 lay each an egg
day throughout the year. This would give
the annual crop Of l8,250,0 100000 eggs, and
these, at eight cents a dozen, would be worth
1921 ,666.666" We do not know ON what
basis these statistics are founded, but if they
be true, the value of our eggs greatly exceeds
that of all the cotton, tobacco, rice, hemp
&c, of the country. Our hens are our great
est institution
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15
4ArOical.
&1OOPRocLAMATIoN

ROCI,A AT ION
49, WONDrRTI-r NfFpICAr Ct-prS
r., ,A. ar,iicoti1' If pr1f,ss,,r Cr,ts nrGp,rt,s
,c,rnrC ~,
Il l. h 4 / IL ! & o Il.
10 tho Hobaiusnf, Of p5Had,lo5i4 and rjet,it.
propose to cure almost instantancously. individuals
au4g5ea WIN He'a'ehe, Ne5f'lsia, PHI even Ague'
1iii E a',''' ''' 10 '"'' ''''''' "'' '' '''
1Iopo.e to check and croetually Obstinate more acbc
anna Pa ana ID If e zee, pes s ana m25s ge,,
'en '93 b, ear BE ff[Ga amy o,he Or 4, other
w W. e.' ' Y,1 ''''' 't' q" '''' do"
m1'c' , em . y, i,,j judges. ,.. . m . .
Are 1e1a.ie by a'y combination of mgd,oi aPp.2.ee
wy i''''. ~" op.i"u' ', 'h,in',"l 'hu ''''.I'' piN
r ,na is, iass,ore, opPhegoe 70 the gatsof natural
ul 1Na i-II' iiti' "'''ln3 i"i' d."
,It tbr ,..1. ~ ir ~ ti. ,, o..
Cd VAN i. NA' o." J".l t '... "''. w lne ~" lS
''''''' '''' ''''s' arc So al" ''' "''N' UTE
The cures made by PtoF. peGRAIH win bis
l. l. l. 9 II r. 9 . -
amounting With OIL and these cures arc SO wonderful and
instantaneous satisfactory and mitigating of human
40, Co call upon public uucouures. and those having
charge of public institutions for the sick and suffering, 60
look well into tine we-atcscd merits the simple efficacy
Of this Electric ON"
Professor DEGHATH. therefore, has deposited 500
Win the Mayor The Same 20 be- forfctcd II the "Eocrc
to cure single case Of Rheumatism. or PAINS In the
Back Limbs, Piles, Sores Burns, Fever Sores Ui-
GERS. Cakcd Breast, Sore Nipples, Bronchial Affections
SvcIed Glands Fclous Stiffness in the Joints OF Neck
also, Palpatiun. To remove all and swelling
In from TO 20 minutes fappled 90 any patient male on
female, in the Almshousc any public institution in IN,
d city.
MORE REMARKABLE CURES.
500 will be given il any of thc following persons can
mot be found
500 &c they are not Of the highest rcspcctabitv I'm th
city of Philadelphia and vicinity.
Re,usat,w,--F. Duffy, Esq, corner Of Locust an,
Twelfth ST. philada.
RoW0t.sH-Mr. W. Blanchard, DOG Eleventh 81.
Fhada.
RtcuHctism John Clinton 10 North Sixth Street
Phiada
hhpUHdfisDt.-Dayid Stroittch, No. Lyhum Street
lhlada.
. Spr1iBed Iyit.-W. Franklin, % South Eight Street
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15
aaOttrp.
From the Now York Evening Post.
THE SILENT CABLE.

rom the nov ON iNtNuN "7t
THE SILENT CABLE.
Tho cable the cable
Whom will It be able
To break this long silence of death
What II Il be found
That the poor thing is drowned,
And cannot recover its breath
Or perhaps Il keeps mum,
Ana urctcnds to be dumb,
Just like the old crow in the fable
It takes gentle hattcry,
And not saul and battery,
To make people communicable
But, Cthc figure to changc,)
II need not seem strange
II this turn out poor speculauoni
For the cable was lra,
And quite likely 10 fail
Or go into, at least, liquidation.
Indeed, It had failed
Before the ships sailed
Twas completely "teopnd UP" as we learn,
When Il left the Green Isle;
Though II 60afed awhile
It soon proved a sinking concern.
And now we begin,
Though It's "ships have got in'
To see it is really "ashore."
Alas for the cable
u will never be able
To make both ends meet any more.
Well, it isn't much matter.
For IL It could chatter,
To believed it we ne'er had been able
For since Ananias,
There's nothing been nigh as
That stretches and lies Ike that cable.
Besides. Is Il right
Thus 20 work ont " sight
In fishing flr strange information.
BY mysterious piungcs,
The way they get sponucs
It's a species Of Experimentation.
Yet, We honor the gents
Who bore the expense;
They knew that their shares, when they got EN-,
Represented, no doubt.
What would soon be paid ont,
And speedily go 20 the bottom.
M. Field is a hero,
And "diH spiro, speyo'
VIII serve very wen for his motto
lie has dr0Dped ioHg line,
Won't The wire mako % sign
For IL it don't answer-it ought to.
But hush here il comes,
And thus the word runs;
"Doar Jonathan-Will you excuse iti
This delay is all wrong,
But my pen is so long
I'm just finding out how 70 Hughes it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15
IELEMBOLD'S EXTRACTI' b Bi rlIlI''
Is prepared directly according 10 the Rules of
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.

llAhMAA1 AND CHE MlNIKA,
with the greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge and
care devoted in its combination See Professor DENIES
Valuable Works the Practice Of Physic and most of
the late STANDARD Works Of Medicine
= ] q o IN
One hundred Dollars will be paid to any MUSICIAN who
can prove that the Medicine injured Paticnt and
inc testimony Of thousands be produced prove that
II does great good Cases from one week To thirteen
years standing have been effected. The mass Of Ioia-
tdg Testimony IN Possession Of the Proprietor vouch-
ing names well known to SCIENCE AND FAME.
100000 BOTTLES HAVE BEEN SOLD,
aud not single instance Of failure has been reported
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman Of the
City Of Philadelphia, II. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
who, being duly sworn does say that his preparation con
tains no Narcotic, Mercury, or injurious Drug, but are
purely Vegetable.
II. T, HELNBoLD, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 23d day of No.
yember, ISL WM, i. HIBBARD, Alderman.
Price 81 per bottle, Sir for IS, Deiiuered 10 am
Addrees,
Accompanied by reliable and responsible Certificates from
Professors OF Medical Colleges Cergymen and others.
prepared and sold by III. 4. HELMBOLD,
~ Practical and analytical Chemist
NO % SorTH TENTH ST., nELow CHESTNUT, Assem-.
MY BUILDINGS, Pima.
u 10 be had Of L. +. PIERCE,
MONTPELIER, VI,
General Wholesale Agent,
And Of al Druggists and Dealers throughout ne United
States, Canadas and Brhish Piorinc@.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFRITs
Ask for Helmbold s--Iako No Other.
CURES GUARANTEED. n: %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15

CuRE Fon CHRoNIC CArARKH.--Th Bos-
ton Transcript mentions the of a case OF
chronic catarrh, by the use of a snuff COM
pounded of one part of pulverizcd loaf sugar
to two of cnmphor, thoroughly mixed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15

X. THE GREATEST
&: MEDICAL
81 DISCOVERY
y OF THE AGE.
Mr.. KENNEDY, Of RoNbury, has discovered in o,.
Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.

H.
From The Uora Scro(gia dorm TO a coqD,o,
Pimpie
lie has tried in eleven hundred cases and pc,,
failed except IN two cases, both thunder humor lie bs
now 10 possession over hundred certificates OF Ia t
uc, all within twenty miles " Boston.
Two BOTTLES nru warranted 40 nursing sore uio
One TO three bottles will cure the worst kind Of pmpic
ON the face.
Two OF three BOTTLES viii cure the system ofbol.
Two bottle, ire warranted Go cure thc worst cankcr in
tho mouth of stomach.
Iuce to i've bottles are warranted to cure The worst
One 90 tsoboitlc are warranted to cure all bumor in
thr rffs
Tgo bottle are warranted to cure running of,A, ears
and botchrs smong She hair.
-Four 20 ss bottles are warranted 60 cure corrupt aud
running uccts.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kind of rugwom.
Two or three bottles arc warranted to cure the mos,
do,pcratc case " rheumau.m.
Three Go four bottles warranted cure saltrheum
rive 90 eight bottles will cure the worst Of acrofu
benefit s always experienced from the first bottle
and perfect cure Is warranted when me above quantity
Is taken.
Roxnrur. Mass.
DEAR Mtp,v.-Iho reputation Of thc Medical ui.,o,-
cry, in curing all kud of humofs is so well established
by the unanimous voice Of M who have ever used t That
'eG ho al Nlihint %" ihc 'h'Qce p .' me most s1l-
ml physitians and thc most careful druggists iu Uc
country are unanimous in its praise
do with fi knowledge ~ ite curative powers, iu l..
hc,ing aii add curing most oftoss diseases 90 which
you are unfortunately liable That most cAcrucarus
disease to am ahc0u0uatc mother,
NURSING SORE MOUTH
s cured us DO hy mirauc your own temper s restored
o ls natural sweetness. and your babe ir1m short and
Hcuul maps 90 calm and sweet ,uuaHrsi and The Mcd-
eau Discovery becomes fountain Of blessings 20 your
husband and household. u thc moro sagcs OF
CAN b. it
10 extends 90 the stomach causing
SPEpSIA
which Be- nothing lu' aanker OH the stomach then to thc
kIpNEYS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15
Nj ORE TO BE ADMIRED
WI THAN THE
HiCHEST DIADEH EVER WORN
KINGS OR MPERORS.

lphat' Why a BeaatYd Heat Of Hair !
Booeuse It IS uie ornament Go9 Hinrself tYoriled fo
all our race Reader although the rose may bloom ever
so brightly in The glowing check, the eye be ever 80
sparkling, the teeth be those Of pearls if the head is be-
re Of its covering. the hair be snarlcd or shrvoed
HdiSh nnd 0Iy or worse still, If sprnkled with gray ma
tuIe VIII lose more than half her charms. Prof Moods
HAIR Restorative, If used two or three times wcok will
restore and permanently all snch an ornament
Read the following and Judge The writer Of the first IS
the celebrated Pianist, 1HaNerq.
Nav York. april 10, 1855
On WOOD Dear Sir,-Permit me To express 10 YOU
the obligations under for the entire restoration Of
my ha 10 rs original color about the time OF my arr
val IN the United states it rapidly becoming gray
nut upon the application Of your "Ilar Restorative ID
soon recovered its original hue consider your Restor
well as agreeable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15
l. GOODS AND GRocER1Es.-

w !. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
w NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
just opened at the old Stand Of Lyman x King, Main
Street, opposite the Brick Church
PALMER & GRANLIN have just opened a new
stock Of Groceries, &C., which they will be happy 10 sell
ON the most reasonable forms. comprising
SUGARS-all kinds MOLASSES and SYRUP
TEAS-all kinds best in town COFfEE-Govemment
Java in Packets, assortment in Bags Ground, in bulk
aud papers; SOAPS-Common Bar Stoves q Davis
Chemical, CASTLE, Toilet, Fancy and Shaving TOBAC-
COAL kinds and SORTS Chewing and Smoking; SNUFF
black and yellow CIGARS dozen kinds nom
Short Skies to Plantation SllCES-Poppcr. Spice,
Ginger, Cassia, Cloves, Nuuucgs Raj ms, Currauts,
Figs, Citroni EXTliACTS-Lcmou aud Nauilai Sal
/ eratus common and Soda Cream Tartar, Rice, Mus
tard Pepper Sauce, kotchup, Olive oil for table, Ger
kns an kinds Pipes Lamp Oil and Candles Butter and
Table salt, COD FlSll-Salmon. MackcrC and Her
ring; PORK, Hams aud Lard Cheese Tubs, Wash
Tubs, Wash Boards, Bro1ns, Pals Shoycls and Hoes
/ BOOTS sUOES-common and hncj Overdls Green
Jackets Nc. LOOMS PALMER,
TERMS C1SH JOHN GRAVL1N.
Montpelier, June H. 1856 0l'd
! GAIT! SALT 5000 bags Dairy Salt,
- 400 bush Crystal Rock do for grinding 5000 bush
T. l. and Canada d. at the DEror sroEr, and for Sale
by STORRS FULLER.
w AFTER MEN 49,
w for sale by SrORRS FULLER.
june 25 1855
nv T. 81 TIE Sill Il
1 % chests New Crop Teas. 20 boxes Tobacco
% boxes tll-ins. ~ " Candles
% Soaps.
Receiving and for sale at the DHror SroRG, by
March TO- 1853. STORRS g FULLER.
300 !. sH: Sl0g .Do l1'' ,'' rg'.a and
II A T L f O r. S A J. L -
- At bargain
juno %, 1855 SrORRS & FULLER
NINEGAR-By the barrel or small guam
' uty, for sale by
Dec. L. 1856 PALMER & GRAVLIN.
x 600 LBS. SUGARS: received and
-. WV receiving from New York az reduced
prices, 10y SIORkS FULLER.
March 49, 1858
/ ME! LIMEi!-Pcnniman' Burlington
LIME, fresh from the kiln, at a times for sale
by SIOlttS d FULLER.
june 25 1855
/ DALES OF WRAPPING TWINE AND
ID WlCKlNG, for sale by sToRRs & FULLER.
Onn KEGS EAGLE NAILS, for sale
40 wv by SrORRS & FULLER.
June a. 1858,