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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

The next Drawing Of this celebrated LOTTERY VIII tax
the 7h of September For particulars adver
tisement in another column.
DON RODRIGUEZ Charleston S. c.
Auoust 18th 292&5l Its
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

THE BRIGHT SIDE OF TRANSPORTATION. They'll
transport this man Redlines, I suppose p said Dunn
after pause. That they will but my opinion is,
rather he had got clear awaheres always
1t, you'll see that the others-the on the Board
are not clear oft. Shares declining this many
day in the face of an eight per cent dividend "And
now he will be transported broke in Dunn, from the
depth of reverie. Many DOM mind it v said Hawkes.
How do you mean-not mind it :" asked Dunn angr
y. Is deportation to penal colony no punishment?
" I won't go that far, replied Hankes g but when
man has left things comfortable at home it's not the
bad thing people generally imagine" l don't under
stand YOU, said Dunn, shortly "Well, take Sir John
that great swinde, the Greenwich royal Bank When
they transported him. Lady Gresham went out with the
next mail packet took handsome house and furnished
it, and then waiting till Sir John got his ticket of leave
she hired him as a fOotman. And what's more, they
that used to quarrel all day long at home here are now
perfect turtle doves To be sure there is something in
the fact that she has to send in quarterly report of his
good conduct and it's fine thing to be able to threaten
short ratiOns and wool cardng to refractory husband"
Davenport Dunn by Charles Leuer.
HooPs IN RocKrNGHAM.-The Philadel phia Bulletin
notices statement that camp meeting in Rockingham
county, in this State had been unavoidably postponed
i'll consequence of the immense expansion of hoops
The Bulletin says: 1t found on measurement that
to accommodate the ladies who would be present the
camp would be very materially enlarged the original
caculators OF the space not having allowed sufficiently
for crnone Odd this story may SEEM it is likely
enough Few persons aware of the greatly increas
ed space which women now require. The skirts have
expanded gradually that we hardly notice the fact
that during the days of the Regency of Louis XVI
they were really no larger than at present. although the
stiff cheese hoop of those times gave hard tuness to
their expansion, which is not observable in the elastic
springs and patent graduators of the present day
We do not think with the Bulletin that the Rocking
ham story is very probable If there is county in
Virginia less likely than any other to obey the capri
cous DEGREES of fashion, it the primitive and sensible
county Of Rockingham. We had fattered ourselves
that there place EARTH where hoops were I'M
known, but if they have surrounded Rockingham, we
shall have to surrender.
Richmond (V0O Dailu Dispatch
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"De thou, o Godl exalted highl"

AN exchange thinks that the reason why so
many young men nowadays pass into the de-
cadence of old bachelorhood is, that while the
businessmen of America provcrbialy live poorer,
dress shabAier, work harder, and during moro
hours than those of any country in the world,
their wives and daughters are more idle, more
extravngant and more useless. The Phila;lel-
Journal gives case in point:
Mr.. Turquoise, of the firm ofTurquoise Opal
Co., Broadway. Turquoise tolls from twelve
to sixteen hours per day. Turquoise last year
made twenty thousand dollars. OF this ten
thousand dollars were spent by Turquoise for
new furniture, Ito spite the Icons, while a
large portion of the balance was expended in
sending blanche and Rose" TO Newport to
Show the Maxwells that there were other dia-
monds, besides those inherited from grea.
grand father, who found in India princely fort
tune and diseased liver. Turquoise has been
IN the trade since 1910. He does large and
lucrative business. People who have never
been in his prrlor and kitchen Imagine that
turquoise is worth quarter of million of dol
lars, while those who have been in, wonder how
he dodges the Sheriff Turquoise is still toiling,
and still making money, and yctif he should
die tomorrow, it is questionable whether his
assets would equal his liabilities. He will prob.
ably end his days by testing the virtue of n shil-
ling's worth of strychnine. Should we be one
OF the jurors, we would bring the following ver-
dict-"Died from the visitation ofan extrayagant
wife and two SenSeleSs daughters"
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MASONIC DIREC r5lBy-

ohio "odSe 10 IOI-Meets Masonic Han.
Market and Monroe streets the A and third Mon
o. eaehmOnth @. W. ssrzz, W. Nj Alea-
-. @ 70 t'fH3Attn, Secretary.
49, seeItnE si,t Lodge No. I3s Meets as above on
Ehlrd Thursday evenings of each MONTH f. 4.
1HSFl,S1sH'w WJna",' NJ; s. ": Pearsoss, Secretary.
.h,..gssiS h"seiinS UHton Chapter No. a-Mes.s as
S''SF, H.P s. ~ Pearson, secretary. @ -'9'-'i''
hove ontss m SnE $1ca Pment No. I.-Meets as
A. Lorfa0 ''Fest Nsaday evening Of each Month W. j.
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CHURCHES OF WHEBLING

or the information ofstraugers visiting the city we pub
he following list Of the different Churches, and their
nc anu place OF meeting II there any mistakes we
hilnakeths necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. ifataetoS EoiScODOLidn Corner Monroe and Byron
E. PERKIss, Rector; morning services 1OI6
clock eYeninG,T.
81 Joh"S EptscopGI;an Main street. between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. ]. H. SAITH A. NJ Rector
OtEVices-M Morning 1O16; afternoon 81; nightly.
RfTst pTHhLytErian, REV. r. H. WEED Pastor Pourtbst
et"eenMonrOeand afternoon
Second Presbyterian, Webster street. between Main and
AArke Centre Wheeling; services morning evening
t"ra PreS6yteTan, Fifth street. between Chestnut and
HFt sta, South Wheeling, Rev E. wOoDs Pastor servi.
ees morning and evening
Fourth PreSbyteridn, Rev A PGtII Pastor Mo,r,tro.
besWeen Washington and Adams sts services and
evening
Fourth Street Aetaodfst Episcopal, Rev. J. E. WILSON
between Monroe Quincy; services
N 'rning and evening"
lHOrtk Street Methodist E,DisnonoJ Rev Evopy po..
orner Market and North sts North Wheeling services
morning and evening.
01nPIine Street Rethoatst Episcopal, Row T. H. MoS-
o. Pastor chapiine street. between First and Second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South Wheeling A. E. Caurcs, Rev. ]. s. HA11,
P"stor;servces morning and evening.
"Aesi'ng Island Chapel, Wheeling Island Rev. J..
WILSON, Pastor.
GNrnt@" NethOatst E0tscopa! Rev,o HEtwro, Pastor,
oapne street, between Webster and Third Centre wheel
az.
SJa"'e' Casa.a~d1, Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev BISHOP
WuELAN Filth street, corner of Hampden; services
"OrninE and afternoon.
''"' SaoHs! CHURCH, Clay ST., East Wheeling Rev wm
H. MAFn aRr, Pastori services morning and evening
SS''t'te Reformed, Rev. ]. MCCLURE Pastor corne
Jefferson s:s snornng and afternoon
"'SoPe', Market street, between Webster and Third
o'A're WheclinSi services 10Y in the morning. and
sTsung. S "AN ~
"'lo~""'t ProsAssdat, Rev. WV. uRLrER Pastor CLAW
rect above Sixth, Eastwheeling
%,"a E7HHgstic0i Lutiertan, Rev. F. zxxMRRvAS,
MARKET street, between Webster and Third Centre
"hech1s;services morning and evening
Min. O7N"ee" Ni4FNe' anu
"'N"'" Protestant, Union Hall, Main street, between
"'af'eN01 Quincy servioes1ox mo ming.
-------------~Ss-.---
ODD FELLOwS' DIRECToRy
SlrxIniws Lodge No. :..--Meet,ev.rrrh rhnr..,,r
s'eninE Atthe Hall, corner of Market and
Ntt' R'F,RosoS, N. g.; Tios B. MKsaa ,seoretary.
-, TF"ntkI5n Lodge No. I3.-Meet as aboyeeyerv
" evening "N. rAFtoR, N. g.; W1alian p
Wm. rell1-Odge No. .s3.-Meets ...bOve.ve.
= Wednesday evening FNRDzRtck MttLEn, N. G.: John
Stdde, Secretary. ''''''
s,prisv isvtipS .ra5i5 Lodge No soMest.
,'I1 k'F'5I', n, c.. " II. B.rryft', Secretary.
Jr., 7seretsry. W - ~ 1''t ''''uF0
I'm, FetA SHc0NPmeuG No. 3 34.-Meet. as
the second aud fourth Tuesday evenings ofeacb
"'Hth z RSTWzs, G. p; Cs1s Liack Scribe.
aus EncRmpSneut No. H.-Meets as
arst'naairl T1esday evenings Of each month
N@'' y U r; Gea a3iird, ,Jr., Scribe. EMarch 1s.
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,"HE LAW or NEWSPA PERS

-subscrberswho do give express notice to the
/
If subscribers order the dfscontinuaHce of their
o;a!s the publisher ray continue them ar
=IrAScs are paid.
neglect refuse to take their Deriod
from the ctces to which they directed tbev
!s:1atinusi. ~
IF subscribers remove to other places withoutipform
In publish and the papers the former
re oH, :hey Al, held responsible.
Fhe decided that refusing take period
CN'fro'n the Office or removing and leaving them uncaea
wa ~ JGGtU eY!cence of Intentional fraud
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nc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

subscription advertising or other f.
tae Propretors. - ~ Su "
letters cOncerng the editorial department OF the paper
Jnem '''' y " St'4si NtAe
for publication will please write
observance OF the above rules will greatly obce us
Eore prompt attention to correspondents than
eyniBht otherwise receive. ~
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UMAR. mORCAn

TSHTH0LEsALE AND RETAIL BTanufacfnr.r Of ss551s.
Brldles HarEltss and Trunks, and dealer in ali t'
ciss usually kept BY sadders begs leave to infoI, b
bTec has opened at No. 165 Main cor Market
Aey where he viii be glad to any persons watns
any OF the a6ove articles As he intends to make good work
ana se ut tatr prtees he hopes obtain liberal share
OF public patronage. Particular attention paid 10 ortrc
WORK, and repairing done with dispatch sepis ."
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CHARLES w. GRAHAM.
q O @ e Ass O ER q, q i a n Il s, q, = = =

. - - 1~@A 4SA1JlH3- W.. GTfSAt1A M,
UOCE@s OR TO j a M E8 8pANNER
VIE undersigned would inform the citizens of Wheeling
anu NIslty that having purchased the Drug ana Pre-
store formerly owned by DR.. James Tanner ne
Srnps cSnthTS M to carry on the Drug business in s
the public patronage which heretofore been oibeI
~ towards This old and well establishment
j VII oS h's an 10 keep thing, the pures Kind
nshed Drug establishment S "etA iur-
Prescriptions carefully commentaries it.o, a.. -.
Medicines. fCiIsPIES w = GT SP Hlf tIT h1fest OF
80 No. 20 cor Main and Webster Sts
ny - Centre WhselnR
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NUMBER 97
Saddles. HARNESS, rRUNKs5


II n SHEPPARD, No 18l Main st.. Of rnio,, IN,
= continue to keep on hand large and complete as
OF all articles In his line consisting Laes and
Carpet Bags satehels, Collars, Names WHIPS 9e
would respectfully call attention to nv stock Snd trpSt
by strict attention and promptness to merit
of the public patronage. | - : " 5t '"''SS
ASPaltlnS promptly done, ard In pr
'HsmueT tsSd J. B. SHEPPARD,
aSl-S u III t-.-'-e-
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NOTICE.

ME firm of Sheppard & Morgan is this dav disscI1S
by mutn1l consent. The businss Of the rn yrtiISs
ss.sel ey :. sheppard Those indebted 90 tn fir are
requested to call and and those
settlement ' FS FI n tE 8 EN- - ! :, ne ne tor
Sept. 10th, 1883 CHAS MSRcEH'
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j q S. NJ. DIDION
lO2 MARI[lEIH- STEE Z I,IIIA-

Plumber and Gas Filter.
X EEPS constantly hanh Gas Axtures Lead and
wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead All kinds and siZeS
Nosks ana valves Steam Whistles and Steam and
LIT and Force Punrs Sinks Bathing Tubs
Of ali lu SaSt iron Hydrans, Gum Hose and rackine
m icNiesscs' Antt-friction Metal, Pure Banca rim
ENC ana Antimony the Celebrated TEoT BELLS
- also, PGllys improved and patent Chain Pump
is deeidedy the greatest pGmp the age the riebt
70 put up which in Towns Oountiesin Western ViToi
Nillhe sold on fair tsrmt 9'ei' "a '''st'1'
ES dRvantsed Iron Tubing, Incorrosiye and for .o,.
dnctnE, or pressure pipe for hot or cold water
pi ioF aeeP~ehs preferable tO, Lead
=, ~ AgGeduetPipe constantly onhand, any szeor ouan
u 49, 'aih i can be furnished on short notice. =
noyl9 d2aw&wiY HE : " 20 't'.H Ledd'
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4pottru.
THE DApPLE MARE.

An ancient Legend, uerslfedaHd diversified
ny soHN @. sAxE.
aonco on a time" as ancient tales declare,
There lived farmer in quiet dell
In Massachusetts,; but exactly where,
or when, is really more than can tell
Fxccpt that quite above the public bounty
lie lived within his means and Bristol county
BY patient labor and unccasing care,
Iio earned, and 50 enjoyed, his daily bread
Contenfcd always with his frugal fare
Ambition TO be rich no'or vexed bis head
And thus, unknown to every, want or w'2aun,A
He hourished long in comfort peace ana ne'i'"'
The gentle partner " his humble lot,
The 10y and jewel Of his welded ne,
Discharged the duties Of his pce,c,ul ,o'
like a true woman and iaithul VIC.
NJ ina i,onroved bv thought and useful reading,
Good manners and nine children showed her breeding
Grown old a, last. the farmer called his son,
The Youngest. land the favonte, supposed
And said Il long have thought my darling john
'Tis time n bring my laburs TO a closes
So now To toll mean TO bid adicu,
And deed my son, the homestead farm to you
The boy embraced the boon with vast delight
And promised, while their precious lives remained
He'd till and tend the farm from morn till night
And sec his parents handsomely maintained;
God help him. he would mover fail 60 love, nor
Do aught to gricye his generous old gov nor
Tho farmer said .-"well, let US now proceed,
you know there's always danger Ia dclay,)
And yet Squire Robinson 10 write the deed
come-whcrcs my staff '-woll soon be on the way
But John replied, with tender hal care,
you're old and weak-l'l catch the dapple mare.
The mare was saddlcd. aud the man got on,
The boy on foot trudged chccrfully along
The while, 70 cheer his sire, tho dutcous son
Bcguilcd the weary way wi d ialS aud sougi
Arrived NJ length, the, found the Squire 90 home,
And quickly told him whcrcior had they come.
rho deed was Wi, in proper form u law
With many an aforesaid, therefor, and "thc same,
And made throughout without mistake or haw,
To show that John had now legal claim
To all his fathers Undiscovered, given, sold,
Quit-claitnrd, ct cctora-to have and hold.
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limbs from the 'cussed mashoen. '--Bosto
Yankee Blade.
WINNINGS RiGHrs. - The Boston Pos
says that the following lcttcr--n diapdat
ed state-was picked up the other evening il
one Of the public streets, and thinks it ma,
have been lost out Of the hat Of some repre-
sentative.
Boston State House, Jan Is, 1858.
! My Deer wife Abigail,
find have held my tongue tow long.
| Nobody gets no notice here ccpt them al
spcachfes all the time. At hum, we say
"stll hog gets all the swill"-'taint so her,
by an alfred sight Mr.. Earle, the mem
Der from Worcester, up there where thel
think more Of one nig-oolored gentleman o
| color. than they do Of ninety-ninc unconvart
| ed white mcn,-that Mr. Earle has presented
petition from a strong minded female wo.
man up there, as wants 20 have all the vim
ming folks made intow voters. Now, I'm
darncd if | don't go in for that, and make d
speacb myself If the winning get the Rite
for tew vote, they'll maturity vote for the men
Of course, and especially them men as had
helped them tew their rites so may be | shall
get elected again, which is worth tryin' for,
COZ ITS more easy TO earn money down here
than lis TO hum a-choppin wood, let alone the
dewing good by correctin' & improyin' the
laws.
Wall, the way | mean to mock the wind
out of that ere Worcester member is to go
further than he docs, I'll show him how hiscn
don't kiyor half the ground. Now, Abigail,
don't be- a fool and tell the noghbors what
rite in these private letters. don't want to
see none Of my private papers in print till ar
H.. Nt-.ti g.. Wv,
-, p,'t,s, -. Nv. e., ,road,;ii. =,
49,; Ell. '',:.77' 'F 80. ar III I'm
,,rnso,,, +, ,Lt j ;.nn b;ss;a '.''
y, ,,'..,
|'@ ""m'"' oiePa"~"1f' "o"'oeF @ W'
E'"'''"e a"ef" con"
Respectfully represent inc suoscriDers-ie-
n'ulo winning ioihs OIL inc town Oh luauNlle
nut TINS Is great country uhaer tne pro,
'cuon OF 'he Star SpanSieu eaSle--that All
winning IS created cquai-thorelore DC II en-
ac'eo that aii winning III general ana females
IN particular shal nave a rue ior tew vote
ana tew be chose lntew once same as the
men Is. 30 lar IN and OF MI Earle woman
Mrs what s-hor name as has pehuoned.-
Then / mean to add" In all large sitlcs,
winning shall have the rite to be made al
dermen and they shall have the rite also to
bear arms IN the military infant companies, to
JOIN hire companies, and to go to cattle show
and to run bosses and do all that the men dc
SO far as natar will admit Of And tew on-
courag. winning to take and use them Rites
be 1t further enacted that all winning yot-
IN or tralnn or tearn round like men, shall
have the Right to wear trousis and boots and
dress jest IKE the men, as far up as the waste
4 VN MIN NN.
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Dentistry.
McOiral.

-. -
NOR ALL DISEASES or THE THROAT.
Il LUNGS and CHEST, it is unriyalled ia IFS speedy
and certain efficacy
EOR HOARSENESS & SORE THROAT
L It gives decided relief aud effects q rapid cure
INOR COLDS 81 COUGHS, IT AFFORDS
immediate relief hy fs positive power 20 Quiet rri.
ltou and abate c,rsh excitement throughout the sys-
TEN.
TNOR BRONCHITIS, IT IS AN EFFEC-
TuAL and certain remedy. II has n specific appli-
eabhy for all those diseases that have their seat in the
IunoAr.
NOR GROUP & WHOOpING-COUGH
10 affords immediate relief in an cases by les oxpcc-
ioran and anu-splsmodc properties and hy is power
the air passuVCs.
BNOR CONGESTIVE AND SPASMODIC
Diseases of the Lungs, It gives positive relief
having cured many extraordinary cases IL is the most
reliable remedy now before the public for that distress
ing disease, Che ASTHMA.
IGOR BLEEDING FROM THE LUNGS
L it has extraordinary efficacy Ia arrcstng all eases
iug rapidly torastore and cquazc The circulation hronah
ou the ysten.
IGOR CONSUMPTION TT is THE MOST
4 RELIABLE REhinN Certain b. arrest irrit,-
uon and speedily rclevc Cough. 10 AZ Toe same time
yems nnnhie, strengthening and healing influence i-
paruns snensih ana Ngor 10 tho whole system Upon
this peculiar but power of ronovatins tho vsten
u CONSUMPTION.
lJ sold hy all Druggist. and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
selc ana Retail Dealers ia Medicines throughout the
New England States
Iflhosc desrna 10 keen this valuail prrnar,.i,,, an
sale or Tor their own use, their orders for win b. at
tended to promptly by sending directly 90 the nnnuc.
inrer J. A. MASTA. Proprietor
"oo"' LowELL, Mass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-19

HONORABLE CoNDiTIoNs-Many years a
go, in what is now Aourishing city in this
State, lived a stalwart blacksmith, fond of his
pipe and his joke. lie was also fond of his
blooming daughter, whose many graces and
charms had cnsnared the affections Of a sus-
ceptiblo young printer. The couple, after a
season of mutual billing aud cooling, "cngag-
ed themselves, and nothing but the consent
of the young lady's parent prevented their
union 70 obtain this, an interview was ar
ranged, and Typo prepared little speech to
astonish and convince the old gentleman, who
sat enjoying his favorite pipe in perfect CON
tent. Typo dilated upon the fact of their
long friendship, their mutual attachment,
their hopes for the fltuae, and like topics, and
taking the daughter by the hand, said 81
now, sir, ask your permission to transplant
this lovely flower from its parent bed but
his "phelinks" overrame him, he forgot the
remainder Of his rhetorical flourish blushed
stammered, and finally wound up with
"irom its parent bed into my o,cp. The faith
er keenly relished the discontinue of the
sutton, and, after removing his pipe and blow
ing cloud, replied "Well, young man,
don't know as ! have any objections, proridec
you cR mayTy The gal FIRST '-Grdnde Stat
Register.
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Books ann 1Haga3incs.
HNRIVALED ATTRACTIONS 81
Il NJ ERS0N'S MAGAZIN Il
pttTNAMS MONTTII.Y.

ITWO GREAT MACHINES IN ONE.
/ 80 - - -.
9V'OUO copies the FIRST month
Magnificent pfo,rapfc for ISIS S2l 600 in snlcndid
Works II Anti
] prNyp NO., IN ,-r>-y
/ } - ~ i l. "A Il T. N " IL l y "
To every subscriber
The Grcqf Li5rary O6er. dgents qcifiHg Richf
Tho union of EMERSON's MAGAZINE and PUT
MANS MONTHLY has given 10 the consolidated work
circulation second ~ but one similar publication in the
country end has secured for it combination Of literary
zinc in NJ Iii p'naS t s. ! a3 ,t ,,'
l the todd and dl,,anj ed1 i.,.a" .,od "a on 0do
co,,os ,nJ ,b, o,',,,h r' ,iris ii ~ NY 80 ;ds
III v,,,i ave. ,,,i,,rr, , Il ~ No.. s,,r,,ssd In
Tho ,irbncss f m III, ,,,, J NJ bsa,ty nd
nrofisincss ~ thcr ni,,ri iii.,,,i a,, ,ae,1ine
crcr bcf,re is,'cJ f ,h Ae,i, 49, Ecra,
cd he tbcsc cvidcnc" ~ f,,r DO r,iishcrs have H.
te,,,i,ri a., c,1,,',, ,i ,,,, mimi, III T.n,.r, Win
sfi6 additinn.t ,itr,rtns anJ ", gr rb indgec,,cpt
IN bsrribr AZ ,,,o XII A., Me- 4, ;r eirr,ioti,n Al
the head of Nurric,n rnaoa1nrs Win tbis ,io, fcy
nos, announce tbn f,iloNi,,, epo,j progrninnc Tbcy
have nircbased tiat snerb and costly stcoipl,tc on-
craving
''THE LAST SUPPER,
and will present copy OF 30 TO every hroe-doar sub
serber far g ,cr 1g5g "a ,,,s eo,ryed A. n cost Of
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w /. GOODS AND GROCERIES

W l. HUUDo AND GhOChKIES.-
w NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
Just opened az the old Stand Of Lyman g. King Main
Street, opposite the Brick Church.
PALMER & GRANLlN have just opened new
stock Of Groceries Nc which they will be happy to sell
on the most reasonable terms, comprising
SUGARS-all kinda MOLASSES and SYRUP
IEAs-all kinds best in town COFFEE-Goyernmcnt
Java in Packets, assortment la Bags Ground, in bulk
and papers; SOApS-Common Bar Stoves & Davis
Chemical, CASTLE, Toilet, Fancy and Shaving TOBAC-
Coal kinds 1fF-tsss, Chewing and smoking SNUFF
black and ytllout ClGAItS-a dozen kinds from
Short Skies TO Plantation; sPlCES-pcppor, Spice,
Ginger, Cassil, Cloves, Numegs Raisius, Currants,
Figs, Citroni tAfkACIS-Lemou and Vanilla Sal
eratus, common and Soda Cream Tartar, Rice Mus
tard, Pepper Sauce, ketehup, Olive OH for table. Ger
hns all kinds, Pipes, Lamp Oh and Candles Butter and
Table Salt COD FlSli--Salmon, Mackcrpl and Her
ring PORK, Hams aud Lard, Cheese Tubs Wash
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Jackets, &c. LOOMS PALMER,
TERMS ciM JOHN GRANLIN.
Montpelier. juno H. 1856 qlrf
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