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AGENTS WANTED.

THE GREAT GIFT SALE OF GOLD pencils, by
A. ii. MILFORD & Co., 1876 Broadway, New York,
offers an excellent chance TO Agents, to make "A
few dollars with little or no expense. We are
manufacturing and selling beautiful solid Gold
Pencils for IS each (thc actual retail price, and
giving each purchaser gift, worth from SO up to
S200 Each purchaser Of q Pencil s of 81
gift at least, it may be worth So $40, SIS, $40,
$780, $50, SIS, 800, or 5000. The prizes dis
tributed to purchasers by simple plan Of draw
ing. and as soon as the name Of purchaser is re-
ceived with the S. his Pencil and Gift are put up
in a small box, in a safe manner, and sent to the
owner by mail, post paid Our plan gives perfect
satisfaction as each purchaser sell or trade his
Pencil for oil it costs him, and retain the gift
gratis.
We want good agent, in every part of the coun-
try TO solicit purchasers and any agent, to be
cessful, should first have Pencil and Prize to eX-
hibit. We allow an agent one dollar cash for each
purchaser he obtains, which amount he may retain
out Of the SIS and the first person becoming a
purchaser at any post Office, will receive the ngen-
cy for that ncighborhood.
4 NEW AND IMPORTANT IDEA.
We propose to let person know what Gift he
will draw, before requiring the money to be sent.
Any person desiring one Of our massive Gold Pen
ellis, can first send us their name and address, and
we will make their drawing and INFORM them by
return mail, what prize they draw; they can have
the privilege Of sending for it if they choose We
cannot, however, give this privilege but once to
any person. and make this offer to establish
agencies and introduce Pencils in neighbor-
hood. After a person becomes purchaser and
accepts the agency, we require all persons in that
locality to send their So in advance through him.
Purchasers may rely upon it that we will promptly
forward their Pencil and Prize whatever II may
be, by return mall on receipt of the S.. Full par
ticuars, with the plan of distribution, will be sent
to each person making application for drawing
Address, a. II. MILFORD 4 CO.,
l55-Iw. 4S6 Broadway, y. Y.
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pag- Our friend Brown, daguerrotyp-

BAY Our friend BROWN, daguerrOtyp-
ist, of this village, is putting up some fine
pictures this spring. He does more than
justice to the original Very ordinary
looking faces by his magical touch, are
metamorphosed into ones of the most ex-
quisite beauty. In a moment of incon-
,ideration, we made rash promise to put
his artistic skill to severe test upon our
own phiz, and shall drop in before long.
Brown get your chemicals ready
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LII operations performed in the hes I IA ner a
n with new and improved instrument Office
over Bsrrows Store, corner Main and Burdich
treets, Kalama ZOO 2itf
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Lithograpbing Of all kinds, neatly don
SHAWL LOST.

IN or about the first Of March inst, bctweon the
" Steam Saw Mill in Waverly, and Paw Paw viii
age, Ladies' Large Black Fringed shawl
Who will return the same 10 the above Steam Saw
Mil or leave il at the True Norsherner Office, in
Paw Paw, will confer favor, and he literally re.
vsrds1 1A-3w
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Sold by S. c. GRIMES & Co, Paw
Paw, Row. & LOCKWOOD, Lawrence, and
by Fruggirta aud Merchants generally
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THE TELEGRAPH FLEET SEEN.


QuEnEo, July 10. Ship Windsor Forest.
Capt. Gratiam, from Liverpool, juno 4. ar
rived here this morning Capt. GraiIam re-
ports having seen tho steamers Agamomnon,
and Niagara, in longitude 30, latitude 50. on
the 10Th of June; was three days in company
with them had heavy west-southwcst gales
and high sea-
Parted company on the Goth June, the feet
steamers moro to the Southwark Both had
light steam on. aud would reach the joining
ground about the 23d.
The weather on The 23d and oath was fine /;
18th, 2Gth, 27th aud 2sth, heavy; wind S.
W. and W. S. W.
They had no other vessels in company, and
were very cautious in keeping together at
night.
ST.. LOUIS, July 13.--The Utah corrcspon-
dent of the RepuJhcdp. under date of July
/ 8, says that the conditions agreed upon at
the Conference between Gov. Cumming, the
Peace Commissioners and the heads Of the
Mormon Church, are that the troops shall
enter the city without opposition, that the
civil officers shall be permitted to perform
their duties without interruption, and that
unconditional obedience shall be paid to the
laws of the land while, on the other hand,
past oiiensos are to be forgiven, as was stated
in the Presidents proclamation.
All the houses in the city had been closed
against both civil officers and strangers cx-
ccpt one, which was occupied By the Cover
nor and his family Everybody else were
obliged to sleep in the wagons or on the
ground.
ARREsrs.--A dispatch from Potsdam, y
y, was received by our indciatigablo and cx-
collcnt Sheriff, Mr.. y. b. Flanagan yestcr-
day, directing him to arrest one Geo. Morris
alias Chas. T. Morton. for horse stealing
Mr. Flanagan accordingly arrested this morn
ing Young man, answering TO the dcscrip-
ton, and who gave the latter name, aud be is
now in safe keeping at the jail He is young
man-an American. The same officer also
arrested on one Of the line boats. day bcf0r,
I yesterday, one Patrick Denim. an Irishman
who is charged with stealing 5000 in money
at Wallngford, several days since. He wac
out on bail for setting Gre TO some Building
at Rutland. at the time Of the commission O
/ the theft which we understand 10 be clearly
brought home TO him lie took boat a
I Whitehall for iousc's Point, but was rccog
nizcd ON the way by young man from Ira
who caused his journey to be interrupted a
this place. Denim Is an ugly fellow. and or
j s. way from the boat TO the Jail, watched hi
opportunity. and dealt the young man cruc
blow in the face with his fist, giving him
black eye, for which 1t is To- be hoped the lib
cral reward offered for Donin's arrest vii
prove an excellent salye. Denim was return
ed to Wallingiord yesterday. in care of tn
Sheriff OF Rutland county fire Press.
CtNrtNNArt Jrlv I3-Tho Rcnullica
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1 AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
L AT CANHKIDGE. MASS.

I ne iNhFHffofN tN rms NNvot uft
Hon. JouI PAHETu. LID, ROYAL Professor.
Hon. IHEorHIIIs PAnsoSs, LID, Dane Professor.
Hon. Emory WAsunrRN, Lib, University Professor
Tn, OF Instruction embraces the various branch
Of the Common Law and Of Equiiyi Admiralty !
Commercial, International and Constitutional Law and
the jurisprudence Of the United states. The Law lii
hrary consists Of ahuu Il 900 volumes and works
appear they nro added and every effort is made to
der it complete
instruction g. given by oral Lectures and oxpositions,
and by recitutious and examinations in connection with
thcm) of which thcic are ten every week Two Moot
Courts are holden in each weos az each VI which
cause prc,ilusy given ont, j. argued by four students
and am opinion delivered by the Presiding lnstructor
Rooms aud other facilities also provided for the Club
Court; and Assembly Is held weekly for practice in
debate, and acquiring knowledge Of parliamentary law
and proceedings.
Students may enter the School in any stage Of their
professional studies mercantile pursuits, and at The
commencement If either term in the middle, other
pari uf term.
They are at liberty to elect what studies they will pursue
according ihcr view Of their wants and attain
ments.
The Acadcmca year which commences Thursday,
six amer the third "Wednesday in July is divided
into terms II twenty weeks each, with vacation Of
SIX weeks mt the end Of each term
During the Winter vacation. the Library Is opened,
warmed, and lighted, Tor the u the members Of the
School
The exercises Of the next term will commence Mon
day, Sept. g, 1855
Applications fir admission, or for Catalogues any
further Information. may be made 90 either Of the FRO
cssors at Cambridge.
Cambridge, Mass, june 1853 ohOO
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- Mr.. Paugborn, Of the Boston Bee,
has recently visited the White Mountains,
and in his letter thereon he says
"Of the view from Mt. Washington it
would be easy to write proiusoly and cnthu-
siastically, but it has been so often described
and descanted upon that | shall not do it.
Suffice to say that it is full Of grandeur, groat-
ness and granite ike all prospects from
mountain heights it is inspiring and richly re-
pays the tourist for all the toll of the ascent.
/ was struck with the contrast between this
and the views | have enjoyed from Mansfield
Camels Hump and Sterling, peaks of the
Green Mountains The view from either OF
the latter is Far more beautiful and varied than
from Mt Washington, but not so full of
grandeur from the latter the multitude OF
the mountains, for hundreds of miles around,
are grouped together, ahording prospect
which for sublimity cannot be oqualled this
side of the Rocky Mountain range, and the
Atlantic. far distant may be deserted when
the atmosphere is free from mist or smoke
but from the Green Mountains you have a
panorama Of mountains, lakes, rivers and
villages, with the whole expanso of the beau
tiful Champlain | was not aware before that
the contrast between two mountain prospects
where nearly the same features are included
could be so great, but the reader can try both
as indeed he should and then decide, 1t may
be that, being Vermonter, ! am partial t
the green hills, but | am willing to admi
that no State has any mountains more grand
or better worth seeing and climbing than New
Hampshire, and Mt. Washington is the mon
arch of them all. Let everybody, who can
go stand--once at least in his life time-oi
its sky-piorcng summit, battle his brow in 1T
coronet ofclouds, and he will say, at is goo'
for me to be here"
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rom 81 a SIC per bush, now held higher Oats have
been in good demand and arc firm saesof q 90 bush.
Chicago a. 81 - 81 2c and Northern and Canada
az 80 81 lie per bush. Rye has been sold at 75c pet
BUSH
BurrER.-The arrivals " Butter have been light,
aud choice article is Sales OF Sew York and
Vermont good and very choice dairics. at " rs l2o
and common ranges FROM 10 Ije per H. including West
crn Iu Cheese there have been sales az Sc per ib as
90 quality.
WOOL-Fleccc and pulled Wool have been iu fair de-
maud, and prices quite hm. Sales of 100000 lhs
mll previous figures. In foreign sales " ~ hrs fine
Odessa and 200 bales different kinds 90 vau1us prices
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SAFETY, UTILITY AND BEAUTY
- NEW ENGLAND


~ We are now exhibiting this desirable invention u
the public. The Patent Trace Coupling is article
which needs only be be appreciated and uni
vcrsay adopted BY this Coupling the Trace Is attached
10 the whllctrcc WsfaHf0HcOtoiV, trnhoW sO'hng the
handscanHof be disconnected by dccid,a is stronger,
and more dtrahic THIN any other attachment in use,
aud makes what is desirable in fine carriage
cefie,f finish
The Coupling. are manufactured Of different materials
from the common finish the finest srer plate, and
be supplied ioirtr cost hnn anything that is now
used for that purpose leaving margin fr immense
prufL Any person with moderate capital can
ahlc . fortune in lis sale.
We are prepared to furnish the Couplings Of the diff
crt grades aud costs ia quantities. desired, TO those
only who purchase State rights.
The Coupling may be seen at the Office Of The Com
pany where scale Of prices may ne obtained. and all
Communications must be addressed to 'Ihe New Eng
land Trace Coupling Company Basement No. Old
State House, Boston. 9i02
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IN Calais, July afcr long and painful illness, ter.
minating in consumption, Mr. James Hargin, aged ~
years and 4 months.
e. Bradford July 2, Celia youngest daughter Of Rev.
G.. w. Gushing, Of Albany, n w. formerly NJ Vermont,
aud late Professor 10 Ncwbury Seminary.
IN Johnson. juno Q, WIN. Boycs Esq, aged O..
In plainhcd. juno %, Mary Helen, only daughter Of
s. O. Goodrich, aged years and months.
10 Pcrnont y. H., July ., Hon. Joseph sawyer oecd
% years.
In East Monipoler July .. Knball, Of Jared and
Ann Sanders, AGED II years
In rcaeham, Jolly 3. Rev. Orr Pearson aged O. yrs.
Ia Pcacham, July ., Mr. Moses tusirr, aged 50 tr,.
In the township N Silver Creek, Wright Co., Mimi,
MAY %, Joel Haven, ag 90 years. lie wa, born in
Newport, ~ H. and was 40 years ie'idcut Of shore
ham, VT
Iu Mddcscx. June 81, after a long and very painful
sickness, Mrs. Nancy Ilutchns widow N the late solo
mon Iutchins aged GS years Mrs. Hutchins had been
consistent aud worthy member ~ the Congregational
church in Mddlcscx for ~ years. Her constitutional
sclfdstrus led her think little of her picty; Int
her uuuscntauous Christian life sweet SAVIOR n The
church, and iu The whole community. She bore pre-
ractcd and painful illness with singular patience ant
mcckncss, and we duubt not she has now entered into
that rest which remaincth for the people Of God
Cow
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Markets.


ny TcIcqfdph 70 fAo UdfchNaH JoWnaN
AtMarket 600 Cattle, 40 Bcoycs22l Stores, consisting
Of Working Oxen, Cows, and one, two and three years
olds. PRICES.
Beef extra, S7,0l a $50 Working Oxen $50 10
90 first quel 6,2j go Cows Calves, 30 a ~
sec. " 600 Yearlngs none.
third " 500 Two years Odds, - a 20
ordinary 400 n Three So % a 33
Sheen and Lamhs.-At Market, 400 Prices
In Lots, LIS a 25l Extra X selects, ~
MARKS There was double the number Of cattle at
market to-day that there last week, and sold low
Excellent bccyes sold at 500 per cwt. But very
few sold at highest quotations large supply OF
sheen and lambs Prices dull hfy cents lower than last
week. Those from Maine sold at the boat nom Sl'io
To 81 Is per head according to quality Calves dull
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nosroN MAnKEr. JuLY u. ISIS.

ASHES.-The market is firm, with further sales oil
Pots and Pearls at a lsc per ID, cash.
GlAIN.-Cor, with very light receipts for some
weeks has become very and prices have adyane'
r,nord nom 81 alc but nlN held al pc, and white
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= p I'm G OF 1876
WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE.

Taking advantage Of the large Manufacturers Aucti II
Sales Of
CLOTHS, CISSTMERES. FANCI DOESkINS,
AND SATiNETS,
which the necessities OF the times have forced upon Tie
boston aud New York markets, have supplied
selves from these and other sources, at low prices wi
unusually large and varied stock Of
f. A ID Y NJ a d T. G l. OT II n g..
particularly adapted the Of the the New Erg-
land trade. Our impurtations Of
GENrLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
have been large and yaucd and the Trade may he as
srcd Of finding with ast0ck not TO be eNceled, eth
in variety, style extent. by any other in this market
Our terms either for cash approved credit shall Dee
Of the liberal characters and We invite the att, n
ofridars examination Of our goods before cnnc
ing their purchases.
WHITING. GALLoUPE, BLISS & CO.,
n EvirrR and aj Congress SIS, ..... BOSTON.
Boston, April 7, 1858 $3.50
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COUGHS. COLDS. CONsuMpTION.

Statistics show that from twelve 10 fifteen persons die
Of Consumption weekly iu This city, but unc-haf that
number would be reported fn,niids would use vii
non's CoNrorNp np Con LtvEu on ANn LINZ. For
sale by ALIEN. h. WtLnoR, Chemist, l6G Court Street.
Boston.
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y EMovAL.-uNrrrD STATES AID Fon-

n y
IL EfGN PNtESr AoKNcY
s NJ L f. l. 20 o z T. r,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents the United States
Patent Oficc at Washington,
wrusrrH BANK BuLDrNo, IS ExcnANcE ST.. DosroS.
fatcnt' issued IN the United STATES and in all other
patent granting countries, Specifications and drawings
prepared Caveats sled Reconsideration procured of
applications that have been rejected mnpcrfccty
prepared papers lnerferences prosecuted re issues
and extensions procured and tu rcncta all business
connected With the Patent Ohcc transacted with care and
promptncss.
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents IN London and Paris
Persons residing at distance may obtain all necessary
information and have their business transacted, by witt
ing the subscriber without the trouble and expense Of
= visit 20 Washington.
lie beg, leave 70 refer those unaequain,cd with him
the following testimonials -
From the Hon Chprlcs Mason Commissioner IF Patents.
u. s. Patent OFFICE,
Feb. -, 1855. :
take grcn, pleasure IN sta,dg that during the time
have been acting Commissioner If Patents, Samuel
coopcr, Esq Of Boston, has been engaged as Solicitor
mud has been IN that capacity In constant correspondence
and intercourse with the office he has cvnccd thor
ough acquaintance with the Pacut Law, and with The
rules aud practice II the office close attention the
interests of his clients and marked candor and courtc
y that has rendered the transaction Of business with him
pleasure have no hesitation in stating that regard
him of the very best agents for the transaction "
business with this office with whom am acquainted.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner.
From the EEaniatIs Of The PafalR Office.
The undcrsigucd Principal and Assistant Examiner.
in tho United States rntcn, Office have for several
been vcl acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper, late
principal Examiner in this Office, and take pleasure 10
stating that he Is gentleman of the highest moral char
rr, Of unqucsoncd knowledge in The business az q
pric.c of the Office aud that his scientific aainmcnis
are such as cmncnty III him for the business in which
be- il about 60 engage.
nH,Nm, -; MN VIM I Principal
II IhNF Ercm'"fr'.
r r. pEALF.
1uOS T. ENERETr, assistant
r. SOU1UGA1E SMITH. { Examiner
WM. G.. LANGDON,
FROM long acquaintance aud intimate Official relations
with Mr. Cooper ully and heartily concur in the fore
going recommendation made BY my late colleagues.
WM. 2. y. FITZGERALD.
Late Principal EraniiHer Of Patetu DE-.
Boston. Jan. ., 1858. 1924
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
INDICATED SCHNAFpS.
4 1

"a CIION TO IHE IGBLIC.
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
INDICATED SCHNAPPS.
llOYAL SCHNAPPS.
DIR WOOLF SCHNAPPS.
ALONIO WOLF SCHAPPS.
Purchase Gin PIT mp in bottles under tho above
brands with labels claiming to possess medical proper
ties They are all common mixed Gin, put up in ima
ton Of my Genuine Sehnapps for the purpose Of decciy
ing the public. .
UDOLPIlO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and only Importer Of the Genuine
Schicdam sehnapps.
ron SALE ~ HOs1ON nY
/. y. RICHARDS x SON, 81 81 State street.
EDWARD GOODMAN a CO., % State street
SAM'L q. COCHRAN K CO., 80 Congress street
WEEKS n POTTER, ia Washington street
SETH T.. PICKER, 20 Elm street.
A. l.. CUTLER. 40 India street.
WILSON, FAIRBANKS X co.
CARTER, COICOItD x PRESTON Hanover and
Portland streets.
BURR. FOSTER 4 CO., Couhill.
SAMUEL y. a WIN. A. BREWER, 90 & % Wash
ingt0u street
A. s. MANSFIELD, l51 Min ST. $500
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Marrtagrs.
DEATHS.

IN Montpelier june 9 Mr.. Eugene ia,ioottc % More
town. aud Miss Della Neftcr OF Montpelier.
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pr. LANGLEY
r O OF 4 Y ID III y II b HLI I i r S .

IL ~ ~ y ~ - II l. II ID ID 1 4 T. II -
(oiap posed of Sarsapfrili, wa cherry. icloir Docl,
Prictly .lsi, iiof0gtror, Rfa5aib, haRd'r6e, Dan
dctoa, N-,al Of which compounded as 10 act IN
coucc.t and assist Nature in cradcihng disease.
The ci,c; Of this medicine Is most wundrriul-it acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by removing all oh
struptuus from the internal organs stimulating Them IN
healthy action, rcn0yatng the fountains uf life and
ygur purifying the bliod, cleansing II from all huuors,
anil causing it Though every att % he
body They cute and eradicate from the system Liver
Comlain-hlt main wheel Of many discasCs-J aun-
dice Ia It's worst forms, 1u bilious diseases and Foul
Stomach. Dyspepsia CDstivcncss, Numors Of the Blood
and SKIN lnd sestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles,
Heartburn. Weakness, Pain ia The Side aud Bowels,
faulcucy, Loss nt Appetite, and all kindred complaints
caused byu torpid diseased liver disordorcd Stan,-
ach bad Blood which all less subject
in Spring aud summer.
Ifakcu in large doses Fever and Ague may be broken
up and cured This has become standard med
isue. aud is decidedly the best the world ever
Price only p cts. for the pint and 81 . ct lr the
quart bottle
Sold hy an medicine dealers everywhere. Orders
should he addressed To j. o. LANGLEY, Proprietor, II
Marshall 81, Boston, Mass.
Sold by all the Druggists in Montpelier, and 10y r. l..
SMITH wholesale TO the trade. e20o
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VNRIU MPHANT CCE S
-uI
Huchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life


The Great English Remedy for
COINS, CouGHs, ASTHMA, AND CoNsr MILTON
iaofhn Grcat and Permanent cure Of SEATED CON-
BosroS. Fob. q, 1915.
no DIR d T. Bu,nLrr - Dear Sir--In compliance
with YOUR request chccrfuly give my recommendation
q he Hungarian Balsam. have been afflicted for
y two Years with severe Inflammation Of the Lungs,
auctdd Wi hard. dry cough, acute pains in the side,
loss u appetite and increasing debility. which brought
iur inio "a very .ceh.c and dangerous condition several
pa, .icians vhnm consulted, declared that was in
deep consumption. aud that cure Of my all
must IAN. ussiale tried several popular medcnesi
without receiving any essential relief, until took the
Hungarian iiasau. This medicine relieved nc at once,
and n few days changed my whole condition for the
hcitcr My cough is now checked, The pain Ia my side
is gone my appetite has improved and consider my .c
in fir way 10 recover my health and strength. My
conn 3iut caused at FIRST, by colds, and by
the dust Of a paper mill in which was eemploye,d
This may certify that acquainted with Mr. Octa-
WAN lloogs. and witness OF the relief which hc
cc,cd FROM the use Of Buchan's Hungarian jalsam
have alsp used this mCdi inc in my own family, with
great bcn,Gt. FRANCIS A. LYDSrON, Painter.
a. sole Proprietor, DAVID +. BRADLEE, Water
town, Mass u whom all orders should he addressed
Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine in every town
in the United States aud British Provinces colin
Fnrn Il. SMITH Wholesale and Retail Agent
FURNISHING GOODS.-EpwARD DEW
Ey has just returned from New York and boston
such as are wanted for this market.
No. State Street April 1858 66
- = ING II As co NJ + !!
and every one wanting NEW HAT will please call
-NT
Dcwey's Hat, Cap and Furnishing Store,
No. STATE STREET
and Bccbc 4 Co.'s Improved Ventilated ScfAd
Jn'ting HAT Spring style, which every one who has
seen, pronounces to be THE uuNo SO
HAVING TOOLS. - 100 doz. Scythes,
i ! 100 dos, Rake, 81 doz Snaths, for sale to the
trade. at Manufacturers prices.
June 2j, 1858 sroRRs & FULLER
\ INF! LlMEll-Penniman Burlington
4 LIME fresh from the kn, At all times, ior sale
June IS, 1858.
w AFTER E MEN r -
w for sale by STOltRS FULLER.
= TONS GRINDSTONES, of the best I'm
june 1,' IS 5'I is5s ;.'' ''' sue sroRRs FULLER
/ 900 BBLs FLOUR, just received, and
june u, ISIS ' y sronRs FULLER.
| - AZ + FOR S A l. L -
/ June %, 1858. sIoRRS FULLER
NJ T. w G o o d I!
/ ~ Jrsr RECEIVED PROM NEW YouK
Ar
* n S M A n $
! No. s State Street, ...... under The ramom Bank.
A large assortment Of Bcebo 4 Lcary' : improved
SILK, CASHMERE AND SOFT HITS;
Ready Made Clothing
URNIS MING q o o d s.,
all which will be sold at very small profit.
Montpelier, May !. 1875 g 700