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Prospectus Of
The Weekly North American.
For Is.IS.

FOR IsJS
This old and popular N<wsp1per. during IN,
ensuing year, will be greatly improved. moi ON
~ IN It's Typographical appearances, but in the
variety and arrangement Of lis contents l.,
'he extent. Completeness and accuracy of its
news departments, it is Conceded TO he unsur.
PASSED. while IT'S opinions, ely a2d indepeD-
uehtly expressed on all topics OF public interest.
are recognized and adUpte4 by wide circle OF
y yn'P''mlsih@ readers To these advantages il
"uaS D"'"c%tc aHd Foreign Correspondence.
c'no'dcinS writer's OF the highest alcnt, with
/ me amplcst facilities Of Obtaining relIabl. in
tJrmalIon at Washington, London. Paris Dnh.
/ Ih' Berlin, and other great capitals and
corps Of auXiliares at home who I,nuart to
coulhhs The freshest, most attractive and inter.
cSthS intelligence, connected with the move
mehtS ot Commerce, Finance Arrlcultnre
Manufactures, and the Arts
lhe leading aim OF the WEEKLY NORTH
AMERlCAN has always been to make a hiub.
to"ed, useful and instructive Journal, and il has
therefore Constantly excluded from its columns
Whatever had IL tendency to debauch morals or
eherVate taste. At the same time il has songb,
|" gratIfy It's readers, by providing for their en-.
tertainment whatever seemed appropriate from
Tue abundant stores OF modern hter,ture =
among the topics thus embraced may be men.
i'"cu OetIy, tales, okCtcHeS OF Travel. BIO
graphical Notices, Critical ESSAYS. Scientific
Matters, Recent Inventions, &c. Wit and fin.
NOR also receive a tull share of attention. and
especial paIHs are taken TO furnish The latest
ana most accurate quotations of the Produce.
nraIn, Cattle aud Money MARKETS of the
principal cities OF the Union, as well us Livrr
pool and london. a department is devoted ex.
:i"sIVeIy to The Interests of the Farmer and
or The benefit OF Ladies'. statements of the nre.
aiming Fashions are regularly furnished. inclu-
ing u letter from Paris on that subject. pre
hred by IA lady who has access to the larGest
"clal CIRCLES ot that metropolis. The proprie.
Or without dIsPafagement TO others. invites +,
omParlson between the Weekly North 1O,ri-
Hh and any similar journal, us he feels assured
nat IN all The essentials that make (;ood
Instructive, Agreeable, Interesting and VaIna \
'e Newspaper for Persons of Leisure. Mar III
hants' Farmers. Mechanics, Manufacturers 70
nd their households generally, ii canno, be ex. n
rled " Ca U
LOWEST CASH TERMS: copy one wear. 81. r,
copies ~; II copies, $40; 25 copies, $50. p
Address MORTON McMICHAEI.
Publisher, -
'4-3m l32 South Third st., Philadelphia. S'
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ALL persons having claims will present them fo,
adjustments and all persons indebted Will come FIR
ward and make payment settle by giving Mole q,
noid'- Otherwise immediate steps will be taken IA
make hasly close Of long standing accounts ms il Is
intended TO have every account closed in same av ;.
The first of March neat The want of money = .n,,ei
the undersigned To give this timely warning
JOSEPH FARES
GEORGE l.. STRADLEY.
( GEORGE L. STRADLEY will continue Tho Sboo-
~ making business. IN all its branches M The old
stand OF the lae firm Commerce street. mill The
i'rsi OF March next. when his Store will he removed
10 'ne mouse ai present occupied by MIR V Tolson,
Smyrna, Jan II. 5S.tIM
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Branch of the Undergr0ur "a. Road

| For years past, says the Din,Muud State, ia :
line has been doing g"nd uu$i, css tor lls s;uc
aoIders-the AbolItIonISts, 10 It's lme-thut OF
taking and conveying away the slaves OF the
E. s. Maryland aud Delaware, and eyery effort
TO discover the track, or even q depot, has only
resulted III proof OF the adroltness with which
the managers have conducted their trains, and
pursuit; until recent arrest ofsome halfduzeE
slaves, the property Of DIR. Phelps near Cam
Urldge, Md, which was made ON the premises
of q certain Arthur beaverton, near Hunting
Creek, in Caroline county. The deveiOpemeut
growing out of which, With other coroborative
circumstances, prove conclusvey that they
were at the Southern depot Of that branch
But from some delay on the part of their con-
ductor, or mlsnanagement in starting the
train, and more to the vigllence of their pursu-
ers, their whereabouts was discovered, the ar
rests made and they carried back 10 their own
or, when they made clean breast of the ar
rangement, and route for their escape, and by
which SO many have been taken away within
the last year or Two out of that county.
The route seems to be by boats on the waters
OF Choptank and Hunting Greek, to Leavertou's
where they are taken care of secreted and fed
on Jonny cake, (corn brcad) during the dav
time. The following night they are sent off
under pilot, Ur conductor, tor Camden, Del,
where they are gladly received, aud where they
are lso secreted aud led, and kept over until
night sets IN, when another conductor takes
charge, and lands them OH board nt boat
always re"dy at d point most accesslbIe-when
sail Is made and the passengers landed IN New
Jersey--thencc Tor Canada, It IIcketed through.
IIf,.N,. n III
thai so !ncenSed were the citizens OF Durches-
ter, that meeting was called aud held in the
county town, attended by a large number of
the citizens, at which resolutions were passed,
denOuncng Leaverton's conduct. and the ap.
pointment of committee to wall on him, and
give copy of the proceedings, with notice 10
leave the county forthwith. lie regarded the
notice peremP,orlly- obeyed itaccordinsly
by making tracks for Indiana, whether by
Camden and the Underground Rail Road, or a
free pass, deponent saith not.
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FOR SALE:

100 TONS Peruvian GUANO;
,oono 1000 bushels best Ground Plaster.
10000 bushels fine Lime;
building Stone, Brick, Stone Lime, &c. rev,
larly kept on hand. by ''sU
GEO, w CUMMTNs
Smr-na, March 81, SLY. '4''
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Leave Wilmington for New Castle at ). .O5 D N.
Freight train from Scaiord at . m, and
from Wilmington at 2O5 p III, with passenger
car attached are marked :
Passengers by the 7.3O a m train from Sea-
iord reach BiltImOre at 4.sO IN, same day.
By The p m train reach Baltimore next morn
ing at 3.'1o. Passengers 10y the $40 Il IN train
from B'itlmore (Express) arrive at Seaford
same evening al 8 10
ID. A. SANBORN,
JI0-tt. Superintendent Del Railroad.
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Dry Goods Cheap for Cash.

ELLEY Il BROWN, M I3 North Second street.
N PHILADELPHIA. are constantly receiving
New and Desirable Go IDS for present sales which
they oher at Reduced prices, among which viii be
LADIES WEAR
Black Silks Slaia SL,,,l. 81 o,,
Mons de Laines Lang .nJ S,,,arn Er,,h. dn
Poll dc Chevres J,cnnard dn
PlHid Cashmeres BIankpt Jn
''i"'e''O OIOthS Alpacas, &c do
-, MEN AND BOYS WEAR
Cloths, CassmsrCs Beavertaen. C",l.
SainctlS, Nesinps Kpnturtv Joous
=, 80 FURNISHING GOODS,
Marseilles, Quits Table { Iorhs
Blankets. TIckines Table Cnyers
SheeiIngs. Tswehng Ntpkins. Nc
FLANNELS-Welch and Ballard vale unshrinks-
all culots;
MCSLiNS-Blenched and Brown by the piece
l"'u' at the lo"est market pIces; Linen BUsOns
made exclusively for our own retail safes
NOIiCt:-Our goods being bought aud sold eEclu-
'lHcy Tor Cash enable diSiahce all Nnps tIIOn.
Purchasers charged hui Il small ad y, ne on AucIi"n
'oTt No goods msrepresened tn effect sales. aud
lbaiement IN prices. KELLEY n BROWN
No IL North SECOND ST., aIove Market,
OcIl'' PhIl!delphls'
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TIE undersigned has opened an Office in
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del. for the
purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE. and
has now on hand, for sale, number of very de-
slrabfe FARMS and other Real Estate.
CF lie also Rents Farms and Houses. COL
!ects rents and money, and does all and every
Kind OF business in his line on the most reason
able terms
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0S&&-

PHILADELPHIA PRovIsION MARKET.-Beef-
Best cuts OF the RIB sold yesterday for l2 to ii
cents the pound; sirloin steak, IL to IA rump,
IO to IL cents. Turkeys, II cents the lb :
from 81 TO 50 90 the piece; Chickens, 10 cts,
The pound; those sold by the palr. without re-
gard to weight, brought from 81 to SI2j.-
Geese, from SIC to 81 piece. Butter, IS a
33cts. the pound. Eggs, from l6 to l9c. the
dome. AS Easter approaches there will be a
further reduction in the price of eggs-lhe ten
dency is downward. Jersey sausIges IL cts,
per pound. Jersey Lard, do. Prime Honey in
the comb, 25 and 81 cents the pound Paia-
toes, white Pennsylvania MERGERS, ST 10:
blue MERGERS, good quality, 81 the bushel !;
Sweet, 81 81 30 the bUSheI.
0(r Those who considered the fall of Delhi
as breaking the heart of the Sepoy mutiny in
India, must bear in mind, that while the cause
OF England may be claimed as the cause of
civilization and progress, yet they must not
forget that she has but 2S.000 men in the field.
against IndIa's 200 900. and that she has been
obliged 10 give up the possession of the entire
kingdom of Dude. THIS Sepuy fight, like our
Mormon fight has yet TO be forgh OFT.
05- The gaties of the Federal Metropolis
are usually gay the present season. Lord Ma
pier, the British Minister, gave q grand ball ON
Monday night, in homer of the marriage of
Queen Flc's daughter to the Prusslan Prince
IN the 25th. Ali the haut ton who were nvl-
ed were there, while those who were not invl-
ed, we have no doubt, felt bad.
GT Senator Darlington, of South Carolina,
'stlmateS the loss sustained by the South from
he depression Of the market for Cotton, in con-
equencc Of the late commercial crisis, at more |
han $10,000,00O.
o. The Fillbuster Walker declared, in his
lobile speech, THAI member Of Mr.. Buchanan's
'abInet had urged him, Walker, to attempt an
arrangement with the Mexican government,
nth the view of making war upon Spain, and
.Izlng Cuba as a price Which plan he,
Walker, rcpudiated
FATAL ACCIDENT.-Richard 3 Jones, for
erly proprietor Jones Exchange Hotel, ac-
dentally fell from third story window Sat
rdny morning, aud was killed.
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Bricks =! Bricks /!

1llE subscribers offer for sale, at their Brick.
Yard IN the Town of NEW CASTLE. all
Kinds OF Common Bricks. at the following Lw
PrIceF' for cash or good paper, VIZ:
Dark Red, 81 90 Hard Brick, Sc 90
MedInm Red, 5O Salmon, 500
Light do. 90 Paving Brick, 500
JOHN GUYER g. SON.
Aug. 3, 1S57.ly
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DISSOLUTION.

mr. co partnership heretofore existing between
Joseph FAIRIES and George l.. SIradlev. m Tho
Owl ttti Oi smyrna, and known as FAIRIES 4 STRAD.
LEY Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
, ~ JOSEPH FAIRIES,
'unuafy i'm, loJS GEORGE l.. SrRADIEY
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Watches, Jewelry & SiIvcrware,
Samuel A. Mansfield.

=, SUCCESSOR TO THOMAS J. andEAR,
NO. ~ North Second Street, corner of Church
Alley PhiIadelpba.
~, DERSoNS IN want Of RElI ABLE TIME.
Z leA PIECES. nre respectfully inrred IN ex.
=, .,'s@'a lnne my stock OF Fine Engiish ond So,".
watches which have been selected with great c"re
d VIII be sold at as low prices us al any olher snrs
n the city D,cio c11ei T., S'"fo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-13
RANDOM GEMS.

Doing good is the only certainly happy ac-
tion of mans life.
God draweth straight lines, but we think
and call them crooked.
We start in life with great stock of wis
dom, but it grows less the further we go.
Society, like silk, must be viewed in all its
situations, or its colors will deceive us.
What is mine, even to my life, is hers
love; but the secret Of my friend is not mine.
A good man suffers evil, and doth good.
A natural man suffers good, and doth evil.
Whatsoever the base man finds evil in his
own soul he can with ease lay upon another.
In the worst times there is still more cause
to complain of an evil heart than of an evil
and corrupt world.
Alexander received more bravery of mind
by the pattern of Achilles than by hearing
the definition Of forttude.
Families decline as do empires; each sue
ceeding day some part of life's ancient honors
are lost; the descent that leads to adversely is
precipitate and rapid. Children detach them
selves from their parents parents separate
themselves from their children. Thus all
fades till the last great scene lets fall the cur
tain of death and oblivion.
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Mn. EDIroR:-l have had, with one of my
neighbors the pleasure of visiting Mansfield
Mountains, to-day, in company with Judge
Putnam of your County, Although have
ascended the mountain many times in my lie,
it gave me renewed pleasure to do so to-day'
as it ever does especially with one who evinces
so intelligent and lively an appreciation OF
mountain scenery as Judge Putnam. lie ex-
pressed great delight in the view from the
summit, and also no little surprise at the ia-
cilitios for ascending that are now always at
hand. and the conveniencies for accommodate
ing visitors with refreshments and lodging
The first mile and half of the ascent TO the
HALFWAY House he pronounced equal to the
generality of public highways that are to be
found in most of the hitler parts of the State,
One or two horse carriages can be driven up
this part of the ascent with perfect safety
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No PREJUDIoRs or CoLoR.-ln his recent
abolition speech, Lord Brougham related the
following anocdote:
Lord Lyndhurst gave me, short time
since, an Rnecdote of gentleman who was
connected with the Hague, and who, on one
OCCASION received an invitation to the house of
a Cnban gentleman, negro proprietor of a
large estate, where he was received with the
utmost hospitality, and treated elegantly. He
said he was rather entertained when, after
dinner was over, his colored host said that he
was man without any prejudice whatever,
and that Whenever he found person honest,
honorable, and respectable in every point of
view, he held out the hand of fellowship to
him, oven though his color was as white as
that table-cloth."
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WHOLE NO. 27O4.

excited vapors roll on, the explosions began
to slacken in number, and series of twin
eruptons alternating with periods Of repose,
show that the latter half Of the cloud cores
ponds in its electrical arrangements with the
former. Finally the languid spark and lazy
snap announces that the hurly-burly is nearly
done, or that the storm is travelling with the
remnant Of its wrath to some neighboring To-
calitv
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Let none imagine that the bare letter ofdu-
ty. or even the reputation Of good reputation
or good resolutions, will bear them with
golden opinions through life OF action
desplsing those means, which, like the arm
or 5 heavy rollers, smooth the ground they
are compelled to crush. Let such persons
neglect that amenity, that considerate bear,
ing, so essential in the intercourse OF life and
iniallibly the return will be found bitter
harvest Of aversion.
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General iHtsrrllanu.

LIGHrNING AND ITS CoNDUcToRs.-
the time of Franklin, tho properties of and
laws that govern electricity have been made
the subject Of study with many of the first
scientific men of the world, the result OF
which has been to obtain much information
relative thereto and although there are diff
forences of opinion to the best protectors,
certain first principles are agreed upon, as
that lightning never leaves an easy line of
transit to pass matters out of that line that
the metals are the very best conductors that
all things considered, copper is the best avail
able metal for that purpose that the con
ductor should be elevated above the building
a distance equal to half the radius of the
circle to be protected that its top should be
pointed and FURNISHED; that it should be con-
tinuous in its whole extent, and its lower end
pass into the ground sufficiently far to be al
ways damp.
When these conditions arc complied with,
a building is considered safe although in
stances have occurred where buildings sup
posed to be well protected by these means
have been destroyed. But so well establish
cd is the fact OF such protection, that the fire
insurance companies in New York make de-
duction Of ten cents on every hundred dollars
Insured on buildings thus protected-a sum
which on good buildings will soon pay the
expenses of a conductor,
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Railroads.
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRAN g T. MENT
Cuntcn or nurrrs ron CmoAuo AND ruH WEST.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
CmnIcn or norrrs ron CmcAuo ANp rnH WEST.
10 commence Hoaday. My 10. 1858
TRAINS goINu NoKfH. Leave Montpelier
al 7A1 A. NJ, aud as p. st. NAm TRAIN connects
at Windsor and White River Junction with trains cay
ing Boston aud Springfield AZ 80 A. NJ, day, and
from NcW York the day previous at 400 =. NJ. loaycs
Windsor at l3J y. w., connects az N1usc's Point
next morning with rains for Montreal the evening
and Ogdensbutgh the next A. M also with express trains
for Toronto. Detroit Chicago, Bufllo Cleveland, ST.
Louis. yia either Grand Trunk New York Central
and Lake Shore Lines making the shortest and best
routes 90 the West.
Accommodation train connects 40 Windsor with train
leaving New York at 500 A. n, and at White River
Junction with train leaving Boston az noon, stop
night Norihhcd, aud proceed next morning at IdO
connecting R1usci Point with the Express Tram for
the west
rRAfvs gotSg S0rrH--Lcavc Montpelier at 1913 A.
h. AND Qlj T.. M. Mail Train couuects at kQusc's Point
with trains from Ogden sburgh the day previous and Mon
trcal the same morning. Burlington with Champlaiu
Sclinofs and trains for Troy, Albany and Saratoga, a
White River Junction With trains for Boston emo Y Gee
Iori, arriving in Boston az 6jj b. H., ana n New 1urk
at li4l T.. M
Acelmmodlt lton Train CONNECTS 90 Rousc's Point with
trains from the west and Montreal 90 Burlington with
Champain Steamers and tho Ruuand Road, stops over
ulht I'd Norhhcd and connects 10 White River Junction
with train flr Boston, Lowell Worcester Nc arriving boo
Boston at - r.a day earlier Than ay other r0e
Through ricsos for Chicago and the west for sale at
tho principal stations. .,,,.,,,,,.,,,-,, g..
Northacld, VI May TO- 1855
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u. H. RAILROAD

n ORIHEltN \. IL. hAlLhOAD.-
y on aud after May 10, SjS, Passenger Trains
the arrival Of the mp train irom Boston, LOWELL
Lawrence Wurcester, Nc, for NhItc River Junction,
Wells River, Littlcton. White and fraucuniA Noun
taius ST. Johusbury Boston and Burlington; and con-
burph Toronto, Detroit Chiclgo and tho West, Via
Grand Trunk aud Great Western Railroads, aud Steam
boats across Lake Ontario, making the best and most
rali ihlc route from Now England % the Wcsti and
with trains for all stations the Vermont Central
Ogdensuurgh, PassumPsic and White Mountains ran
roads
Also leave Boston at 1900 NJ. and Concord at ~,
on arrival uf The 2l up train from Boston, worcester
Nc fr Bristol. s. H.. White River Junction and North
field VT proceeding carly next morning, over Vermont
Central Railroad. Co lipusus Point, Montreal and Os
from Bristol by Stage, TO New Hamp'on' Hebron Gro
ton,
Leave White River Junction at 100 A.. NJ, and l2j
T. a. OF on arrival of the trains fron W. Central and
Norecsicr. Portsmouth, and intermediate stations and
BRISTOL ats rs a. M.
Pa..en,crs Vi, Norhcru iutilroad or Grotou june
tipa Clinton, Worcester, Newport AND 9ll stations on
the Worcester. Norwich, Providence and Western Rail-
r1ll and flr Sew York, Ne, connect at Nashua with
trains direct Tor tnnsc places.
Passenger, leaving Ncw FORK by evening Boats OF
Cars vit NorUeh or Springfield, connect AZ Nashua
with the 73l train from Boston, and reach an sta
tians on the W. Central, Conn. and passumpsic, and
White Mountains Railroads, tAc slanc day.
Stages leave iici1n iof l3ncas tcr' w hle ana ian-
CONN Mountains. Vc.; ST johu71ury for Lancaster
Crtsbury, Dlule, Ac.i Barton, iuf Derby lAne sian
stead, &c.; W11dstoeS Depot iar woodstock Nc.,
Bethel f,r Rochester, haneoek, iiNHac,ai Ne ana ai
the principal towns in Northern Ne" Hampshire ana
Frgight trains from Vermont Central and Passumpsc
Railroads pass this road daily for Boston, Worce'-
ter Portsmouth, Sc. and spece. Cattle trains every
ONSLOW SrEAFNs, Agcnt.
Concord N H.. May Z, 1858. 70
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JTNIoN HOUSE RE-OPENED.-This

~ we'll known and commodious House, formerly kept
by Col boutwell, having been vastly and almost en-
WAY.
The Union is the most conveniently located House in
Montpeer being ia the OF business and with its
new couyeniences must be the desirable and popu-
lar resort for the Of business or leisure to be found
in town.
Of their patronage upon this Honse Perfect satisfac
ton is guaranteed and accommodations excellent
Charges moderate. ALONZO REDWAY.
Montpelier Aug. 81, 1856 OFF
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WHAT AaE You LOOKING FoR;-A man
was angry with his wife, either because she
talked too much, OF for some reason or other,
and resolved not to speak to her for long,
long time. He kept his resolution for few
days very strictly. Ono evening he is lying
in bed and wishes to sleep; he draws his
night-cap over mis- ears, and his wife may say
what she will. he hears nothing of it. The
wife then takes candle, and carries it to
every nook and corner Of the room she re-
moves stools, chairs, and tables, and looks
carefully behind them. The husband sits up
in the bed, and gazes inquiringly at her
movements he thinks that the din must have
an end at last; but he is mistaken-his wife
keeps on looking and searching. The hus-
band loses patience, and cries, "What are
you looking for Z" FOR your tongue she
answers ''and now that ! have found it,
tell me why you are angry Hereupon they
became good friends again.
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uutdHtcs
Annexed is a list Of agents receive subscriptions
Advertisements and communications, and acknowledge
payment for the same
For Braintree, j. HUTCHINSON, Jr.,
Brookheld 4. NJ UPHAM,
Berlin, ID. b. BOSWORIH
Cabot, 4. ID. PUTNAM,
DuXbury, J. +. HENRY, Waterbury,
Emorc l.. NJ. CIRCUIT,
Hydcpark, EDWARD b. SAWYER,
Johnson G.. W. SCOTT,
Lincoln, SIMEON 4. RALPH,
Lowell, ABEL CURTIS,
Marshfeld, l. A. BkMis,-
Worthwhile, J. G. MOVES,
Middloscx, JESSE JOHNSON, Jr.,
North6cd. T.. SMITH,
Orange, NJ. G.. CROSS,
pllinheid a. T. BANCROFT,
Randolph j. *. PARISH,
Rochester, T.. ID. BRIGGS,
Soath llardwick, ADOLPHUS HOLTON,
Stowe, EMERY TOWN.
Tuubridge AARON n. KING
Waterbury, j. Z. HENRY.
WAtsfrld and Fayston. ORANGE SMITH,
Warren, FRANKLIN a. WRIGHT,
Wnamstown, DARIUS PRIDE,
Wolcntt, y. JONES.
Worcester JONAS ABBOTT
" Persons in other towns disposed to act as agents
will he added 10 the list on application.
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CARRIAGEs AND sLEIGHs, ny rnI

~ RRsr WoHGNEN ~ rHE COUNTRY.
Carrage and sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
pelier, Vermont.
Those in want Of DaTaifed Carriages and Sleiqhs
will perhaps do well 10 call and what is being done at
the old stand Of GILMAN q CAmP.
All orders promptly attended to-
JOHN W. CLARKE.
Montpelier, July %, 1855. 45tG
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Irrmont guattbmun s. State journal.
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TERMs.--g1 90 cash in advance; 50 90 II payment
Is not made in advance interest always chargabe from
the end of the year In packets to address, 10 copies