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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-10
cAmHRrDeE MARKET.

Z Qeasgcrsp roK the RnREMAs rvERv "wednesday
AtMarkesoss Cattle, about 400 Beeves and las stores
years cid.
proes--slarket Beef-Extra $3.50 500 FIRST quality
$500; I'd, 1915, Sd $500.
Working Oxen-75, a 1850.
Cows and Calves--s25, 80, to 6T
Calves-$0o0 to 600.
Yearlings None.
Two years old--s20ta "a
Three years old-s25 to 30.
Sheppard Lawbs-a3so It market Prices-Inlots, $27S
to $3.50. Extra, $500 to $50.
swine-0o0 atmarket. Live, 81 to l. Dressed, to II
Hides, 81 Pelts 81 51sl,75 Calf Skins, 10 to 15
Tallow 81 to Sc.
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Tbe Mlarkets.
MoNTPELIER MARKET

REPORTED FOR FREEMAN EVERY TUESDAY MoRSINo.
PRoviToNs.-Butter, IS to % cheesc,7 toes Lard, Il
to 10. Taow, to 10. Dried Apple 10 0; Eggs, IL
Potatoes II go Beans sO76a1OO Maplesugar to Is
0nions-oo Apples-cOmmOn, 90 to 90; good, 5000 to
600 per Dbl Round Hogs, OaO
FLouRwestern $500 Extra, $780, Double Extra so
Berlin Mills, Extra Family $3.50. Double Extra, $500.
GRAM HAY.-Corn, IS. Oats 90 to As. Herdsgrass
Seed $500 5 per bushe Glover. IL to 90 per pound
Hay, IS, to $40, per ton. Rye, 90.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry aud Green Hard Wood, $2,25 to
$3.50 Shingles, $1,25 to $l,37. Wool.-Common
90 to 40. MeRno, 90 to 80. Bark, $3.50 per cord.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-10
DIR. WISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

Baiious Pictorial Of 24h says Realizing the true
of responsibility attaching to the Editor of and Pub
Usher of circulated weekly jonrna should deem it
little less than crime to recommend any medical
pound the real virtue Of which could conscientious
ly indorse. This balsamc compound has become home
fixture and all persons who suffer- and have in vain at
tempted to their Coughs Colds, Bronchial Pull
edy.
The following Certificate from distinguished gentle
man is equally conclusive:
From Rev. Henry Wood formerly Editor Of the Con
gregational journal, Concord n. H., recently
American Consul at Beyroot, SYRIA and Chaplain il
| the Navy.
Concord N. H., March 2.
| Messrs. SETH W. FowLE Co,-Gen emen Two year
ago. sudden and violent attack upon my Lungs conne,
to my bed for several weeks, and when recovered
SO much oppressed by difficulty in breathing, that
often unable to sleep rest upon bed at light
The suffering extreme, and Judging from the inecac,
of the remedies used, supposed the disease incurabe
| Being persuaded to try bottle of Wisars Balsam o
Wild Cherry, without confidence in its efficacy, ount
the difficulty almost entirely removed before bott
used up. sympathy with my fellow sufferers induce
to make this public statement, and recommend the
| tice to others similarly afflicted.
I With respect, yours trnly
| None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
! Prepared by SETH W. F0WL LIE & 20. Boston, and 70
sale by Fred e. Smith and s. p Redfeld Montpelier DR.
George Nichols. Mortified, J. A. BEAMS, Marshfed
Gates Holden, Aldesex, B. N Hyde, rlainfeld A.
Bigeow, Barre, S. c. Clark, Moretown Gleason, astin
b Co. watsfeld, Putnam Sprague, Cabot, James Car
de Warren Village, md by nearly all dealers in med
| iCine, l54W4
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,yOseDss FleacBaer,s Esfafe

II HEREAS the Probate Court in and for the District
" Of lamoille on the application Of the undersigned
guardian unto Joseph Fletcher, abscondng person,
der requiring all creditors of the said Joseph Fletcher to
present their claims to the guardian aforesaid for
msnt, and the term of six months from the 2st day of
February A. D. 1852 being allowed by said Court to the
reditos aforesaid to present their caimshe guardian
aforesaid gives notice that he will attend to the duties
der the order of the Court aforesaid on the first MONDAYS
OF April and August next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ on each of
said days, at the Office Of John /. Gleed in Johnson
SAMUEL ANDREWS, Guardian
Johnson, Feb q, 1859. lava
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-10

THE THIRTY MILLION CuB BIL.-A triumph
in tho United States Senate, over the Slave pow
cr, is something that should be chronicled. 1t
is matter of exultation. 1t shows that even
IN the strongest entrenchn!ent Of Slavery the
Republicans have made practicable breach,
and have driven back the fire eaters in one of
their most savage attemptsto dislodge the cham
pions of free labor, with tsigna defeat and
dis omfturc.
Slidell, after having marched up to the Cap
itol with his thirty million steaIins project, has
ingloriously marched down again, and it is be-
lievcd that the killed, woa,dcd, and missing in
that engagement were al on tho side of the
Slave-drivers. The Cubamen have hauled off
TO repair damages, and Freedom. even in the u
s. Senate, has rest and triumph.
We publish csewherea letter which We cut
from an exchange, giving graphic picture of
the fight. The next morning after the night
contest, Slidel gave motto. that he had no relish
for another encounter, and should wait till a
more convenient season. All honor to the gal
liant Republican Senators,
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BOSTON MARKET,

CORRECTED FOR TIKI FREEMAN EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
FLoUR.-Western, $5,25a9.
PoRK-Prime, s14,Oo 15oOi Mess, $1,000 1000
Beef, $3.50 a13 Lard, 12t lSc. Hams, 10 liz
Butter, 10 25. Cheese, la IL. Eggs, "a. Potatoes
035 $780, Apples, s2!5 $50 per Dbl. Onions $075
1,o0 Dried Apples all White Beans, $50 225.
WooLSaxony Fleece, 80 10. American, full blood, SO
56i Half blood, Al a So Common, 40 a 43.
Corn, 90. Oats, 50. Rye, $0,s5. Herds Grass Seed
$500 2,75 Clover. II II perl Hops, IA 16.
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The leisure system.

r6SrsssrTt @ ~ ,us.ia.ssa..s..
Tor sumo timsl about TO he cat. ThE,I,iga
spiced condiments provided BY Tbs Lectures cIn
not much longer satisfy; their incongrSSss
ideas have mot became assimlated, and their.
attic salt has lost its SAVIOR. Let us hone that
i has been most useful systpm, BY being tl,e
forerunncr Of something which wilr be mora
permanent and better. We would pr.pase a
plan for others to consider and digest 1T leisure
Let towns, or groups Of towns league together
in University arrangement. purchase nb;lo-
sophical apparatus and elect permanent pro-
lessor or professors Perhaps some Of the Pro
lessons in our colleges, where salaries ara MAJ.
gre, could esparod at some seasons Of the vear
to make these tours, and SO the colleges became
strengthened by having their profsssorsbi,s
better endowed, while at the Same time the
taste for scie9sslwhich would DO cultivated
among all cias g over the country would in due
time swell the catalogues of our Universities
and Colleges. We are certain that ten times
the amount o. money could lie got for such
really useful Instruction, which our reputation
is we'll prepared to appreciate, than by the best
arranged coarse of lectures by all sorts of mcu
on all sorts 4 subjects.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-10
~ sAtissi ,i. r. 4. c tsflsS Register
James NewcOmh,s Estate

'hE Suh'crbers having been appointed by the Honor
L able Probate Court for the DistricI Of Lamoie,
Comhissonerslo receive examine, and ADJUST all claims
and demands of all persons against The Estate of James
Newcomb late of Johnson, in said District repre-
scented nsogent and the Of six months from the a6h
DAY OF February, 1882 being allowed by said Court the
creditors said deceased exhibit and prove their re-
spectve claims before usgve notice hat we will attend
TO the duties OF our appointment the dwelling house
OF Widow l. dia Newcomb IN johnson in said District, on
the fourth Monday Of March and third Monday of August
next, alien O'Clock in the forenoon ON each Of said days
SAMUEL ANDREWS, co,,,..
DANIEL WI6N ALL, o'"'''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-10
r. NUTTING'S
flaming and Asserting Machine.

PATENTED AUGUST 10Th, 1858.
not only winnows oats perfecty75 bushels ne hour
king out all foul seed, weedheads bits Of straw &C.
and cleans every other kind of grain, pulse
corn grass and garden seeds in proportion but
cccke wild bean and every kind Of foul seed from any
kind OF gain and also asserts each kind of grain, beans
and seeds into different grades Sizes depositng each
size in its proper drawer. 1t also separates from
Wheat, lndiaW Wheat Barley, &c. Barley from Wheat
and Rye; sorril from ierdsgrass shriveed imperfect
kernels from the plump and perfect of all gr ms picks
over rice, coffee and all spices Sits bolts all kinds of
meals, dry sugar, &C., &c The weight of the child who
turns ii holds it still Its machinery isshore durable its
motion easier its sleeves and screens less liable to clog
and its form more comedy than other winnowing mills
yet it is sold at the price.
Applications for machines or rights until April 18TH
from any part of Vermont except Windham, Windsor
Orange Cmenden and Caledonia Counties, with stamp
enclosed, will receive attention.
RUFUS NUTTING.
Rnnnolph Vt
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Notice,

have this day sold my son, N R. Shute his lime du
ring the remainder Of his minority and srs claim mona
of earnings pay any Of his debts after this date
Ira Whttemore. Witness. JOHN SIUTE
Eden Vt. March 5th 1850. J67w3%
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N ice.

have this day given son, Curtis o. Fisher his time
during the remainder Of his minority. shall claim
none Of his earnings pay any debts of his
AFTER ,h's GATE. JOHN FISHER.
J. Smith, Witness. lava
Bethel, Vt. March 9th, 1850.
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EIAS'E' CALI,

Id Persons who have unsettled accounts with me are
II reminded that if they not paid by the 18th of
March, they will be left with an attorney for collection
JAMES G. FRENCH. n
Montpelier, Feb. %, 1859. 166N2 p.
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NNfiCa..

NHls Is to certify that have this day given my son,
L Rufus s. Rogers, his time during his minority, and
that shall pay debts of his contracting nor claim
Of his wages, from date. MUNS0N ROGERS
DENNIS W. ROGERS, Witness.
Bethel, March |, 1855. 1s7wa%
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COparasnerslsiD Notice.

MR.. +. l.. :. WHITES admitted partner in our
w Retail Department, where shall continue to keep
full assortment Of Boots Shoes and Rubbers under the
firm of Herrick, PAGE & Co.
HERRICK & PAGE, l6 State street.
Montpelier, February 5, 1859
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Nusic! sEusic!!

Music! Music!!
MRS FLORA e. FLINT is prepared to give lessons on
N the iano Forte and Guitar. Also, instructions In
Vocal Music, and thorough Bass.
references ,--Hon. J. B. Hutchinson, West Ran
dolnb VT; Prof o. Whittlesy Music Vale salem Conn
n b. 4 G. Aye, Montpelier, VI. Prof Jucho, New York
city l05n
West Randolph Feb IL, 1859
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l-,.,)le0

In Calais Feb 18th, Mrs. Elsie y. Morse wife Of Ira
A. Morse, and daughter Of j. B. and Sarah Davis, aged
81 years.
In Wilamstown Feb. 18th, of Consumption, Mrs.
Asubah W., wife of Thomas Flint aged II years. Print
ers in Conn. Mass. and Ohio will please copy.
IN Wolcott Feb. Goth, Mrs. Belaua, wife Of Nye s. Hub
bell, aged 81 years.
In Randolph, March 81 Mr.. VIM. 6. CLARK, formerly
OF Middesex, aged u years.
What is home without Parents,
What all the joys meet,
When their loving smiles no longer
Greet the coming of our feet.
Printers in Mass. and Ill. please copy.
In Mortified, March 3d. Fred Z. smith, son Of John
| and Julia Peckman, aged years and 10 months.
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oil -
The following notice of the recent death of
Mrs. Mary Reed Clark is from the st. Angus.
tine (Florida) Eraminer:
"LAMENTED DEATH.--We shall not do vio-
lenee to the sacred privacy of domestic grief if
we venture to express our sympathy with the
Rev. Prof. n. &. Clark in the death of his es-
Unable wife. She died at Orange Springs last
week.
She had cndeared herself by her animated
and highly cultivated conversational powers,
her engaging manners and uniform chcerfulncss
under the pains and intirmitics of disease, to q
larger circle Of friends II. this City than is gen.
orally gathered in 50 short time aud by one Of
so quiet walk as she The kind interest she
took in the poor and unfortunate, and the
readiness of her hand to aid the distressed.
makes her memory dear in many an humble St.
| Augustine home. A precious tribute to her
modest worth will be the tears with which
there. this sad announcement will be read.
We can easily conceive how hopeful must
have been the death that closed life so beauti-
full in its imitation of the Redeemcr's own, aud
IN its humbserussgr His atoning sacrifice.
LIES labor done as sinks the clay
Light from its load the spirit flies, !
While heaven and earth combinc to say,
| How blest the righteous when nc des'
Il may b. sJm, comfort for the m9urners at
her grave to knaw that, 80 far away as this from
her peaceful resting-placc, thcre are many to
share their grief, and appeal to kind Heaysa
tor their consolation and support"
4 sE
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lflarrie0.

In Waitsneld, March I'd, by Rev @. C. Thornton, N.
Taylor Esq, Of Barre, and Miss Julia A. Richardson
laughter Of Hon. Dan Richardson, Of W.
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The now yoart House ard pest Office in Rut-
land is nov completed.
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| ERRlCK PAGE will occupy Rooms over the Retail
Store for the manufacturing and whoiesaling Of Boots
and shoes, where will be found large stock Of Goods
manufactured expressly for the Retatade which cannot
be surpassed in country or city. Afl65
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EaYc IA SAP Npotits ~ Ladsfcrs

AIds Y - n.y. STRWNNtN - H1s1ttNHNFS
AW Ed Eaye and Sap Spons, also Ladders Of all kinds
manufactured and kept constantly onhsnd, Wholesale
and retail, by LOTHIAN ELLIS.
Roxbury Vt. Feb. 10. 1850. lb5w4
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Nov Ready:
A VALUABLE BOOK FOR JUSTICES AND
ABBoIT BROTHERS Revised Edition Of
6LATCHP0RD SIWARD'5
EEW-T CIVIL AND CRIMINAL
USTICE:
A CJrnpe:, Treatise on the
CIVIL, CRIMINAL ASo SPECIAL PowEBs AND DUTIES
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE
IL IHs srars OF SEw.Yoax;
AND DIT Ac cGFIo6s z; 'ie,Ss 'I'sib 'I1'SsibEx.
In he pre.,rt ston Of The Hew oI Js'toe no pains
10 the ds.e Sncs Ire hrs edop, macy inporia.
Soss,es Pave been ma. "a tie =. as ssTi' H ,. ssa
Courts The yuitGs a,tss sld boludiosors BY w,ich tne
law s: hp. ben gtisa have ben iaJ nio se
hrmns OF a.tai,Ds the principles aa down Ia ths ons's
sutstuSe service Mechanics. Liens PrOos.1 10 Revere
judgments Criminal Gases sDd kIcss and rAgerns are 'Go
oitiol the page sas s,s3 sad number Of
the fOrps Of Proo.sdisg' h Civil Actions rHsh w;.s 0Tsi
hin; b.c1 emitted ref :, them beins maze bow
ever, IN al es.s'. 70 Ig.r yAtu.tLs Ar1r.I,S SosE.
TIE WORK MAKES go pages go. frcei -
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ONWARD;
Or, TEE MouSrLIs LAnBEREEs
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By JANE AySE WNsCox
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TIE FosTEk BROTHERS.;
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HOME HEaORIEs:
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NUINHE.D.
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FEOM NY AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
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Temperance Meeting F17e Points Houss Of indastry
The Regular Weeily Meeting THIS lFrday) EVENING
Feb l8 ls5a Coed ating nay be expected TIE scve
friends Of Temperance invited.
B. R BARLOW. Agent
The Old Dominion Coffee PoCs.-0res. s tie r1.h 'or
tk bot far been soe pAtFons and sha
eI stl 20 Go they sin aoply 81 Nos And Jar
hDg ibp where they for sale, Wholesale and re. ~
LUCiUS HART
Electro NIedieo.Pathy, or Eiectrfcity.-In every
available known form, uocss'fuy eppoyed ir tho core of
ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES.
WM X. MASSEY NJ. D.
The elperielced PbJ,ii.n in Meoical Electricity n the
United Ssa>s
ROOMS Nc. 30 COOPER INSTITUTE, " Y.
Atbo Usb empoJrs ElcetiCy specially, Dr. M attends
10 ali brsDobes Of the profession.
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Nov Ready:
THE EMPIRE OF A U s L K A f;
l. ITS RISE AND PRESENT POWER.

BY JOHN =. z.
One vol, crosn 6yo 81 pp. Cloth. Prize, el 80
"Tbere abundant materials for tas The he of
Austria embraces eli tht 10 wild AID wonderful IN hsory-aer
early fru,I.s for .ygsndsemeB-tbs erse strife With the
Turks after OF N0slem invasion rolled up tde
DaLube-lhe ons o and bloody peecot Of the Rsor
ustioD- the thirty sos waffle msteorc career OF
Gusavus Adophas and Chss Nil Oh ions s;hwa he iurd
of bale-he iorgues Of Pop~she PRIDE
power and eperoachmsns Of Louis XVths warfare OF the
bpsDsh iuccesoD and the Polish dismemberneDtsl these
combine In sublime tragedy which fiction nay IN ytn
attempt to parAlleL'-AutboIs Preface.
AUSTRIA is the fnt OF sne. Of six more yosnss in
preparation by Mr. Abbott % be published in nnfrn sy~
the seueTl titls. The hocsrss OF Continental
Europa The Ssrss designed % include AUsTaA Rus
seJai ate vo.uDe.
The Pub she believe ths. these works will present hs.oy
upon novel pc aaIy Interesting plan. fhe p1Epoe 20
ae in each Biography Of the Rsgnins Dy1asy The
Interest Of biography thus added 70 the general at
fractions of eyentfl history The ether expected
10 follow at intervals oi ttOut three mouths
Pubiish.a ty MASON BROTHERS,
No. VI Walkers, New.York-
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Amusemenfs.

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A FRIDAY EVENING, Feb lS 1859.
GRAND CONCERT
xrw-Yoak AILSEsEtN sANoERBUSD
BENEFIT OF rHE osRM.s HOSPITAL
With The aid OF tine
GERMAN LiSSasASHSaiSsE S.DAaE SAaiSsE cARADoaI and ,.,
con4uc:Ors.. KRUGER .ad A eAUR. snS
Le'der'''''''''''iPiiRotiG iPiiRoGslMME. 'D
PART l. -
l. to "oserOn7... ...c n Won Web; Web.
= A' 'Nsw.YoRK 'iiiiiI;GEMEiN sASoEsBINo.,
Scene and Ae . r. oPces PcsR,6oRG s5s'Ia'I "''s'
l. Adssio and Rondo-voin Concert david
Herr ws. 9oEHLER p,.,,
ali
w,,o,,o.s,rnosur,isp rssp !, soi.nd
GERMAN LIEDEaKRANL
scene An' N's'''' Nine caKADoRI
KhSfs,:SSr5K sE%Y6RK aIGE%sN fI;itsH siSSEabuND
Doors open at O'Clock Concert commences At .,
Admission Tcie'.''''.'''.''' '..''"'Sl.
Family ciIsls -. Soc i@phi;hea:sr ,
msss,, i0I 's wEsrsRaas CO. % BoossoTe' No. 80
Brosd-sy, and wM R,DDEs Bookstore No 30 Broadway
NIBLO's SALOON.-GRANO CHARITY
c0NCtRT g The sspsa Gl rss "a, aouss n Ss hER
The FLOWING distinguished artists have sndy volunteered
MADELINE aELTIE Il 4 COOKE. MARY 0EILIE SlvAspE.
JOSEPH RHhkk; T1tsSOv.. RI0HAfH nfRdMsss HosssAs
''ta'''0'''''''iP;Riot;GjRi iP;RoGRiMME .''' w. ~ ''''''
l. winer-Chsr.cterstc Pec. for Harp John Thomas
APToMMAs ,,--
. '"' ''I Mis- is GELIIE and Mon; RiviRDE.
D. Ara e ii''''''wH W. II COOKE
4 Onis est Houo'-Stabat Mater
Mis.s GELLlE
{ Dur Conc.rtants-Violin and Piano. Les
D.m.n,. de 4, Conrropns Wolf and Beriott
JOsErH BURKE and RICHO HOFFMAN
g. "The Power of the harp" (fiarp accom-
paninientl .............. ..yamss Ernest Perrns
MADELINE GELLIE.
PART II.
!. Spanish Terzstto. (Composed expressly -
for the Ns,es Gellie) '''NhanoVs
Misses 9ELLIE and Mons RiVARDE.
2 LA Dsnss aes Fees" .........s.Ayars
APrOMMAS
g. He Despised Messiah. .........Hsnde
MARY 0ELLlE.
l. Mira Ia Bsrca Juus. kossin
MADELINE GELLlE and w. H. COOKE.
s. Due.t for Piano and Alexandra Organ. -
(Airs from Norms) .............bn'son
KING and VILANOVA.
G. "n Balen"-Trovatore
RIVAR0E.
T. Duett-" Sc o Cara Sonoe". .Gabuss
MARY GELLiE ard COOKE.
Concert TO Commence At M Doors open az T.
Toletl To be bad at al the principal Music and Book
Stores, and TIE door The evening Of the Concert
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ssbhmsted Electricity, or Electricity Rensee.-
Ass~ soDpcArios, WIN APfaR.rn tNLIhs AMI - in ~
kxGsrs WORLD being compound Arrangement ~ rhen al
nest miraculous curative results ofen achieved ras
tnpsired hesrf Vgou, ost impaired Powers oi say
o<n restored within bour ana all diseases havos
ssta an Azsnsed system speedily ouraoe tbeeoy
- M. 10 sbe 70 make Electricity Of the mensroaS
ss1 The Medium, conveying the Curative properties OF medoe
ta specific oss, causing 70 decoDpose, and
sxAae sStysDeo1s mst<1 on depos;.s bsrefroul
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5taiicnerp an6 fanep Goods.

IN PER CENT SAY ED-in ruling
CO BY tb- aid Of our rev Ps..nt Steam Rning Msshine
DsDotd Pointed PENS Taips COO sheets hour We can
iuriss psr dsaea kooiser, s.ione and rrnters Rred
bi Hsas for printing % the she. In guAotte. s'ylso
kEns ts-beT with large sozk Of Wrrss Pa
PEN CARSON 4 HAaD No II Beekraa 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-18
Drp Goods.
Drp Goods.
RING TRADE NOTICE. -
- IMPORTANT
EVERY DHY-GOODS MERCHANT
THE TyION.

EVERY DHY-GOODS NEWMAN i
NrBE UNIoN
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & 90.
Sov kscEI1rG rHEiR SPRING TsroSTArioSs, AND ARE
ENsBIrSG AT rHEIs
SA l. r. k u o 8,
nos. 30 AND 50 cHAMBERs-sr, " Y,
THE MOST EHTfAsiFr' tLss,sr. SAsiEo' AID e0"'IA''
FOREIGN AND DOMES TIC GOODS
before for aDd presenting strsctoas
sdvss trade generally, snd from au p1ts sach
20 Be ne: with In fec Places Tnen extensive stores
In Cha1bst vbea h-y occupy suiire eraoe then 20 sP
popste each csss Of pIse department. snd 20
hsve IN fee. many d'unt stocks IN ther eacn OF
brsee6, tLsy would IAue The dep.rtOenLs, viz:
phFSs GOODS,
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS
CLOTHS AND cAssiAEREs,
sH.wLs AND MaNrILLAs,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
YANREs NOTIONS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
PARAsOLs,
pOsssTics AND PRINTS.
To ther Domestic and Pint Department they cs particular
steucD embracing sl he esding mikes and ryes "h'cn
vii - 'od AZ the very owes rates Iaey have ne entire po
WARREN PRINTS,
print which Gone good the retailers through me
country the ss: than perhaps other pnt
Thsir NeIrD,e Cochsco spr,gre Garner Dunne and PA
ClFIC AHtRANTH PRINTS Of the very best selection,
CLINTON, GLASGOW, LANCASTER and SCOTCH
GIN0HAAs, in every variety.
DOMESTICS
WANsurT.s, HUI N,xuF,cruRIyG COMPANY,
B,TEs's MILLS NEw'SoRK MILLS, MsRRlh.0,
LoSsDaLE, ARkwRIGHr, focAs>Gr,
N,UNgElG P,rrERsoy PEPPERiLL,
WHITE RocK, REssos, Cssorr,
Al 70. wellsroxn mas~. Of TiCYs, STRIPES and DE-
MINIS such Is Yort, Hamilton. Pember,on, stc
Soh,ins sce liberal terms they invite notice 20 thef
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