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Y. n. NALToN auatiuheef, viii sell this day at Ia
O'Clock H sSss or ass uo,aussa ss.ee ihs asa Wil
liam. eask paai'e. aero about y seass good carpenter
For pessisassa. hdFe ssstaeat..
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The Eastern Clarion,
Mm 49, PAuLDINas MISS. y

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having tho largest circulation
Of country South Rsry sepsculiy Of
fered advertising Merchants of New Or
cans. Agents for New ttrelns--
A. B. sTRA WBRIDGE & CO.,
nl2 2ntf la.aa.s ifltaL
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ID E H ID :
AUCTION SALES rms DAY.

At afpbilr on the It'll inst JOHN HENRY eldest son Of
idsar and Belle Steel, of this city.
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Bloomfield = Sfeef's
MAMMOTH BOOK AND PAPER ESTABLISHMENT.
Merchants, Banks,
ms IRA NEE CONF ASIES
And
Cotton Brokers,
Will find 1t our establishment everything necessary IL COM
pete the Counting with the best selected stock Of
STATION ERS
Ever Imported
Also
COTTON SALES AND ACCOUNT CURRENT PAPERS
or all Patterns.
COTTON, GRAIN, SUGAR AND MoLASSEs
Weighing Books.
Printers and BooLbintsera.
ne As to price and quality, We DEFY COMPETITIONS
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
jyl3 2p3m No. GO Camp street.
Tsscising Combs
just received from Paris beautiful assortment IVORY
and SHELL TuGKING and DRESSING COMBS. .5=
A large assortment Of LADIES, MOROCCO TRAVELLING
BAGS. .
LION g. -iNDREE,
81 and Sc Royal street,
je25 2ptF corner of Bienvle,
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To the Travelling Community.

To the Travelling Community.
WoLFE's celebrated AROMATIC sCHERDAM SCHNAPpr~
should be in the HANDS of every traveller No family should
leave the city be 'hou supply during .he weah
Ii invariably eorrects the Ill effects Of change Of weather.
beverage 1t is the liquor made IN the sorld.
Put in pint and quart bottles Sold By al Drpgg
and Fruit Stores.
Udolpho Wolfe's Pure CognRe Brandy.
In bottles imported bottled by hiaiseH Warranted pnrs
and the best quality, with his certificate bottle
Udolpho Holfe's Pare Old Port Wine
Imported by himself in Of one each with Bis
tifcate of It's purity on each bottle.
Udolpho Wolfe's Pure Madeira Wine.
In of dozen each with his cers5ae tue bottles
guaranteeing its purity.
Udolpiao Woife's PURE sherry Wine,
Imported by hmsct Warranted pure with certificate
the bottle and nmp the cork.
Udoipho Woife's Genuine schIeda,.
AkOMATI SGnNAPPS
Pints and QUARTS The Gin thu aorld AN Gin
sold under the NAME Of schnapps pu. N by him
position the purchasers.
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ma. The Re.t nnh cnranes, sewing nIa

n9" The Best and Cheapest Sewing Ma
chimes Geo b slpat Co.'S New style. ihe4e Machines
have great improvements NIL others similar TO Wheeler
Wsonsdoing away wi the trsub Leather Pad aud
Loop Checks.
Parties in Of Sewing Machine invited call and
exami before making purchases at 81 Canal street.
ie25 2plm&W NJ s, HEDRIGk, Agent.
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nr.rxcoon OF .Iapa.,-tseo. b. sloat 8 {

HB-Tycoon of Japan.-tseo. Ii. Sloat IL Co.
presented of their Elliptic Sewing Machines the Tycoon
Of Japai-such offered 81 street,
and the best manufactured in America whou, doubt
lis admirable simplicity its effective operation and its mechan
eal perfection its proud claims uty and the thousands
who have used Them will lady this great triumph Of
American ingenuity
ie25 2plm MS. HrnRIeK. Agent. 81 Canal street.
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THunsDAY MORNING. JULY 10, 1850.


NEW OalEsxs AS i sussiEE RESIDENCE pm
citxens have been complaining greatly q me OPP
pressiye heat recently, especially hist WeeS. me
aacrtuary returns for that week, reporting some
ninety tNo deaths traoeabie almost directly g inc
weather sisify them n the complaints thus made
bull coinparatiyely speaking We have moderate
Temperature. wc we're thinking of deserving a
locality where the thermometer rose to 9so and of
esca,sing To- Aritc, Canton and other places where
fliu feg,0rts since received give temperature Of
itlao Ill shsf very time.
The fact Is, that New Orleans is naturally one Of
the very coolest places in summer south of Mason
and Iixon's line, and the reason Of it is clear. We
are aifnost surrounded hi large bodies Of water.
10 the north va have Lake Ponfchartrain to the
east Lake Borgae aud the Gulf Of Mexico, and to
the south the same noble Gulf, stretching away
FOR many hundreds Of miles unbroken by any land,
Now, Of course, II ii vel known that air passing
over sheets of water can mover attain the same
high Temperature as when in contact with burning
piains and fields. The mobility of deep body of
ssates eaaalizes its temperasAre and its very sur.
\ face win remain cool, while under the same sun,
an open Geld viii become 50 heated as to be highly
Jiaagreesble to the touch. New. at almost any
point along tie Calf coast save the very delta on
which this city u located, and which projects ont
sensibly into THE Gulf, every breeze il from the
land, except one which has considerable south
ern bearing. In the far interior, as at Canton,
Naacez, etc. Of course every breeze is torrid with
the breath d i scorehing soil, and consequently
sut5cafion Il the order Of The day. Az We remark
above the air which Nc get from the interior is
cooled in passing over the heaying waters of Lake
P0nSehartsain.
There ii but one direction In which Ke are as
sailable by this hot land breath the west; and
wllen the Texas breeges come We have to wilt.
There is no use in trying to make ourselves believe
any longer that it is pleasant The thermometer
goes Hp IL 95a and sometimes even To aso, and
wise men cultivate reRpse till the wind changes.
This western breeze prevailed, II win be remem-
bered, during our late heated term, but it is not
usual during The summer.
We Way, therefore. II folly to leave the city for
ro0lEess unless it Is to go further down the delta
or visit the shores of Lake Borgne. No. let the
swamp back OF us be cleared off Immediately; let
the glorious, broad meadow which it will leave be
detted with villas hnit tlne Southern style
and deeply shaded with oaks and orange trees, and
our citizens viii not haze to leave the city more
than threesor four miles for the most charming
summer residences.
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.Jusf Received,

.Jassf Received,
A Fresh Consignment
w FL I II E G. Q Q d . :
JOHN TODD.
Has received from the Manufacturers another lage invoice
of lie following Goods with their instructions to dispose Of
the
REGARDLESS OF COST!
cases WARREN MILLS BLEAcHED SHIFTING, ut lOe.-
worth l2iac.
cases WARREN Extra Fine Mellow Finish at l2sc-woh
l5c.
cases YORK MILLS, Soft Finish, ut l2lse,-Wefth i5c.
cases LOUISIANA Extra Fine and Soft Finish, at l6c
Worth 20ct
Jas Thompson Sons celebrated IRISH LINENS at
Sll piece of rs yards--Worth SIS.
1000 yards Fine White Ola MUSLIN yards wide, at 81
yald-worth 50 80.
200 dozen Fine LINEN CAMBRIA HANDkERCHIEFs, at
81 90 per dozen-worh 81 50.
Swiss Muslfns! Swiss Muslinsi
From the celebrated mandatory RoBT MCBRIDE Co.
from 25e. to sac per yard.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
Also iumcnse reduction entire Stock of Fine Or
CANDY ,BEs, RICH oRGANDIEs FRENCH JAC0-
NETS, etc., etc. jyi6 2pstMoTh8sa
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ssr Experience Cencne. that delicacy
females from applying for the alleviate
suffering and fe That objection ohvated in the
Sr james Garkes Female Pills. prepared after the pre-.
crpion Of Sir Clarke Physician the Queen Of Eng
and and well be the only and safe remedy for
male difficulties aud distractions from any cause" They
in bottle containing 81 pills. free by enclosing 81
and six postage stamps 10 any agent.
ienera Agent United States JOB MOSES, Rochester
W., j. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
and aid nv all respectahe Ornggista fea 2Dlv&w
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se.4H Proper. sy'ati Paper.
j. J. Bv e r. 8,
~ ...s.....--. CharIres Street......,'....-.. oN
wholesale and Retail DEALER In
Freueaa ami American Paper Hangtngs,
BORDERS. CORNERS. OAKS AND
MARBLES, in every variety
PARTICULAR attention paid ali work In his ne dis 2pls
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Cigars Gigas-s:
will etore Al assortment CT the vel
nowp nr.nda-iniendad Flor Puadas Meridana Flor d
sanrho Redowa .anorgA ParngGs Know Something, Wash
yto, Dos Hermanas Mazo etc. at the loves
F''''' P. PRATs Il CO.,
ne - ftnnprnarcial pisre
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NJ . Il Z G. Q l. D.

f. T. GAGE has been seized with 4 IL - ,..-
ctou>ncss and i about TO start fer the Gold IL
giol.s leaving the IT. Johnsbury Portrait GacIr
closed until further notice
July Is. 1860. N-lpl
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BONNETS. HATS AND CAPS,
speed TIE BEST Pillow

Ind tie C,ols wN R,wayd lou
The undersigned having purchased the entire
sale Of the
CELEBRIIE BLZZELL PIOW,
and pillow castings for repairs. hereby gives notice
that he is ready 10 furnish farmers. merchants
and others with these f,,ortc plows and castings
on short notice and 4: reasonable prices. The
sale of these plow> has Increased beyond paral
lei in Vermont. 1t is the intention the manu-
facturer> Of these p"w> To the best Of oak
and iron. and to have them built in strong and
durable manner. and by adding new improve
Flows ahead of all other plows, for Northern
Vermont and New Hampshire. Every pillow is
warranted in work and material.
+ \ NJ f. X S,
Try them and YOU Will want to try no other
ALEX'R Lang
ST. Johnsburv, March s, 1850. SO-29
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THE CHECK REIN VS.. TIE CRUrrER-Two
young ladies Of Philadelphia were lately
spending the summer in Northeastern New
York. During their visit they took several
long rides with the daug liter Of their host.
On one of these occasions, as they had been
travelling some distance, and the day was
warm, and as trough of running water
stood invitingly by the roadside, they con-
Guided to give their pony drink. One of
the city ladies agreed to get out and arrange
matters for this purpose. The others, Tt
naming in the carriage. and deeply engaged
in conversation for some time paid no att:n
ton to the proceedings of their companion.
When, at last, surprised at the long delay,
they turned to ascertain the cause, they dis
covered her endeavoring to unbuckle TIE
crupper. In amazement they inIuired,-
"What in the world are you doing that for?
To which she naively replied, "Hhy, an
ambuckling this strap to let the horses head
dOwn so lie can drink ,"
One OF DANIEL WEBsTER's BEST. The
late Kendall o. Peabody of Franklin, was
accustomed to tell the following, which We
have never seen in print MIR. Webster and
Henry Clay were standing on the steps of one
of the hotels at Washington, and MIR. Pea
body was close by and heard what was said.
A drove ofjackasses was passing by,and MIR.
Clay thought it good opportunity to get a
joke upon Mr.. Webster He patted Mr..
Webster on the shouder-pointed to the
long -eared donkeys, and said, "Mr. Webster,
there are some of your Northern conslitu
ents." "les," replied the great statesman,
"going South to teach school" Worcester
Transcript.
ENORMOUS GOOsEBERRIES For some years
an association has existed at Patterson, New
Jersey, for cultivating the gooseberry. The
members, who are all Englishmen, give an
nual exhibitions, and award premiums for
the largest raised of the several varieties
This year the first prize was taken by Mr..
Henry Wilkinson, whose specimen berry, of
the "Speedwell' variety, weighed twenty-five
pennyweights and nine grains. One which
had previously "burst its boiler weighed
twenty-four pennyweishts and five grains, the
largest, doubtless, ever raised on this CONT
nent. The list Of premiums is regularly for
warded to England and published among the
Transactions of the Gooseberry Society of
that kingdom.
g A flour merchant of Haverhill collect
ed debt for two barrels of flour of slow
lrlshman IN very cute manner. The dere-
lict had no more property than what the law
would protect him in holding. He had one
hog only, but this was very fine, weighing
about five hundred pounds The creditor
bought store pig out of drove for two
dollars and got friend t" sell it to the debt.
or at his own price. The bargain was toe
good for him to throw away, and he bit a,
the pork bait. Flour, Grain & Co. then at
tached the large hog, took it away, sold it
and realized enough to cover his demand
and the costs, and to return a Nv" to tht
debtor.
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\R. KEACU'S AMERICAN
LIN [ VI E y I.
| R

U''lutHtiN III >'NSif 'i>tH' "a"
We'll with the ald that more OF less irritation Is pro-
,cr, III the parts to which applied in Cases
friction will not be but cloths saturated with
the LniI;tIit, ard laid upon the part afcCt,
Scald- and Burni-W hen applied Immediately blister
is always prevented II the tire speedily AMI the
patient SURPRISED at the short time " Ch clap>cS before
the wuud i, healed Cloths should be kept wet with the
Linimciit. and laid on the burn
This Liaiment was only intended as an external rene
for recent colds sore throat pain in the stomach &C In
doses for adult ten drops to tablespoonful two three
times day
Read the following statement of this medicine
a! home, where it is well known:
We the undersigned after thorough trial of
DIR kcach'S American Lniment. do hereby GER
rify belief in its superior excellence and con-
tdcnty recommend it to the public as an article
on which they can depend:
6. Turner, II. f. Sawyer. B. F. Rollins, II.
Hutchinson. c. H. Walter. J. Il. FAIR, Vim. w.
Mack I. hutchinson |. A. Curtis. S. r. Bald
win, &. W Gates, Geo. Bennett. l.. c. Wood
bury, VIM. \ Chaplin, S. A. Wright. J. r. Cram,
j. Bunham. T. }. Thompson, J. Cheney. D. S.
Eikins. O. NJ. Badger. II. \. Alden, st. JohnSbu-
ry J. harrington, NJ. a. Harvey, Barton.
PRICE % AND 50 CTS. PER BOTTLE.
Prepared only by
G. r.. II r. \ G II ,
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.
; Sold by Druggists and Merchants eneral
ly. through the country. Son
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Yfual Advertisements.
CTATE OF ERM Mt

q Il A L E q L ' T. X Nj y y L &.
- CALEDONIA DISTRICT, IS.
The Probate Court for the District oil Caledonia I0ah
ner.nu interested in the estate George b. Newell Hi
ram NJ Newell and Daniel Henry Newell, minors, resi-
ding in Sheffield in said District -.
ram NJ and Daniel Henry, represents To SAID C"urt iai
said seized in fee OF certain Ie' estatc 10
vii, about acres uf land and buildings theeoi sua-
situated in Sheffield Aforesaid and l. the same a de' Is
ed To his said wards by Sophia Newell LAKE {" saa .hti,
held deceased Said guardian also represents 10 Sad
Court that sale OF his said wards real estate VIII Ice
conducive their interest Tor the purpose "i putting ne
proceeds such sale interest, or Investing IL Ill stuShS
OF in real estate. And said gUartan has made allI
said LICENSE ana authority 10 sell sau rcn es-
tate pursuant 10 provI OF the Statute III tiat be-
hail.
Said application will lie heard aud decided by SAID court
at the Probate Office i'll ST Joli>bury ia said DlsrlC oli
the 18th day OF July, A. ID. l>6n.
You therefore hereby notified 10 appear before Sdi
court, the time and place aurt>ai, AID Object IL You
caIi>c. to the rraiiIg "i said LICENSE
Dated at ST. JvlsbuI, aforesaid, lS llt dag of July
4. ID. l>Uv.
g>-lu ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge ot Probate
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K + x
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment

He NItdl I-AltJHdl INtLitUN
FOR RHEI MATISM. GOVT NEURALGIA. LTMBAGo
STIFF NECK AND JOINTS sPRAINS BRUISES,
CUTS AND WorNrS. PILES H.ApACHE,
NDALL HHtU MArIC AND NER-
NOUS DISORDERS.
For all OF which i, speedy and certain remedy and
never falls This IinicIt il PREPARED from the recipe
o DR. stephen Sweet oil Connecticut ana famous bone set
ter. ana l> tecn u>e, 10y him IN his Practice tor more
than twenty ltars with the most astonishing successln All
A>an alrviator OF pain. it is uryaed 10y prepara
tiu i!"c TIE public OF hCh Viii bc convinced
by a single trial.
This Lini,l.ent will cure rapidly and radically Rheuma-
lie Disorders every kind and ia ihou>alu> oi Gases
where has been use! II has b, Known 10
have ialoi.
For Neuralgia it will afford immediate relief in every
case however distressing.
Twill relieve the worst of H. aiaohe in three
Ctcs and il warranted Ia don't.
foutiiaC he also Il Nil cure Instantly.
For Nervous Debility and rIicral La--itUde arising
from lnIUdcnCc or cACe>i TIL. Lnimeut l. most happy
and unialiig remedy. Actin, dir,Cty upo the
TISSUES, II strengthens ANA reVilics the system and
stores il I" cla>tict, and Nicor.
For Pic>-A> cAt remedy claim that II is the
he>t.nown ami We cialt!i=r the world L" produce ala
equal Every victim oi this distressing complaint should
4INc thorough trial tor IL Ill H." Tail l" afford innri-
ale relief and III the 'jory OF Cases "lli eI:c,ta rd
Qu;I>v and Sore Throat are sometimes extremely ma
giia!t amt taStrou> hut tin'! application ol this ILL.,
ulcI " III IcN cr tail 10
Slidi,> sometimes obstinate. and enlargement
oi the Jt i lialc I" n--lte,i. ThrIcrH worst
bc conquered 10y tins linn.ct i'll two three
daN>.
Bruises Cuts Wounds Sores Ulcers. Burns and S,al,i>
Weld readily I" The WONDERFULLY healing properties al Dr.
sweet ll!!!'l -t'i t'
lions. Ai>"' htli>, f"sl" F.etaid Insect Bites and
Stiu->.
Every horse should have this Remedy Al haud.iur
il, timely -" al III" INST aplaa,r al lanee>> VIII ci-
cCAlII prev thu>, l,Iln.ll, diseases IN, h .u.>
Halo, .t Inch rei.r l.aiS valuable horses
nearly Worthless.
over ioul hulr,. voluntary testimonials To- tie won-
criu! curative lr ptrc> "i This lulIn have been re-
,cIIc .IId Edly oi Ia, ia NOM l,T>UIs il the highest
ILlk, III lie.
Caution.
To avoid imposition observe III, signature and Ekeuc>>
pr. Stephen Sweet every li,, al" ''>trYhe
Sweets luIaItlr SIiu.cIt" blown the glass each
bottle itA"Ut v h,h 'i- genuine.
RltlIARIiSpN GO.
Sole Proil!rinr>. NurW ich Ct.
For sale il, ST JohI>'UrN ~ "Hi tIccIi 7 Fail
banks Go. J.C Bingham AID all other medicine ,ci
Ic2Y
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l. I X f. Blu Hi ELL :.

IRON FOUNDER AND MACHINIST,
UNION IRON WORKS, ST. JoHNsBrRY, VT,
Socits orders for all kinds of Castings. and Mill
Work generally. Heavy Box Stoves for Shops,
Starch Mills. School Houses and Stores. Thresh-
ing Machine Castings, Cast Iron Water Wheels,
adapted to run under back water. Wood Planning
Machines. of various kinds; also, Side Hill Right
Hand and Seed Flows. 99tf
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NEW SUPPLY OF STAPLE
Drugs e. MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY,

TOILET ARTICLES,
Fancy Goods. Congress Water, Patent Medi-
cines. Cod Liver oil jelly. and ccd liver
oil, Hair. Nail. Tooth and Flesh
Brushes. confectionery.
Tamalinds. bird seed,
calcined plaster Paris, spread
plasters. Surgical Instruments. Trusses,
Shoulder braces, gold foil and mineral teeth,
TUBE COLORS, ARTISTS TOOLS, &C.,
pure cream tartar. shaker herbs, botanic medi-
cines. with numerous other articles. just receiv-
ed, and for sale cheap by
J. C. BINGHAM.
May %. 1850. 9l-tf
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A TONIC AND Alternative MEDICINE.


Certificate Of Jas. II. Chiffon. W. D.. Of New YORK.
The result Of my examination of the Peruvian Syrl,
proves 10 me that of the ncjaIc nier; i.,--
present, nor han" found any indication n,, -
he poisonous principles.
The nam active ingredient is composition ii,
the ProtoNldc OF lrou which ludic.il~Is cont ,
and protected that il does not undergo ANY chang %
p,>,,rc to t.c air.
Il i equally wc known that il laS been found ,rr, IL
cui.t preserve III r,LATaBIE form, for dcii@ir l
Of time. compounds Of the Pr"oNidc rf Iron. IT, I;-
Wan syrup, pleased 10 >sy, accomplished tli- e
sirahr end. JANIS Il. Chiffon, VI ID, tA,...s;
o Prince Street. New York. Aug. :, 1873.
Certificate from well known Ci;zers of B.,>ior.
The undersigned having experienced IT, l,IirirIt u,
fleets al the PI WAN SYRUP, do Lcsta,, ,,cY:
mend 1t 10 the attention of the public.
Rev. John rlcrpont, Peter Harv,v,
Thomas \. Dexter, James { bum
:. II. Kendall, NJ. ID, Samu,l Nay,
THONGS AmoIy, Rev. Thus. Wil!ttt:.orc.
Certificate from we'll known Citizens oi y. York.
New York. Ny. III, I>-9
The experience which have had of H.. III II NAN
Sl RI and the evidence which has been, N.;,3r L. :
lis great success the of Diseases. >s>'
that II l. medicinal agent of kable power -. -
serving the attention of lnyalIdS.
JOHN E. WILLIAMS ESQ.,
President Of the metropolitan Bank.
Rev. ABEL STENLNS,
JOHN G. NELSON. Esq
iisln Of Nelson Richmond, 81 John s.
EDITOR New York Chronicle.
ISAAC N.FOwLER, ESD.
Eos, Master, New Yoik City
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A FARM FOR SALE IN SUTTON.
DARE CHANCE FOR PR0FlTARIr

INNE>lHENI
Jcwclrv. Watches, etc, at a>toni>hingly la,ia.
prices - per cent. lower than cscr bc:oIe ~.
fered Send for trade-li>t and see how c:r.r
such goods can he sold 9. 100
HUBBARD BROS. Providence. l. /
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u PHOLST cry
J. II. CASSINO,

81. . (ASS NJ,
DECORATIVE UPIIOLSTERER, AL
DLEN'S NEW BLOCK, RAILROAD ST,
is prepared to make and put down carpets, to
make and hang window shades. repair furniture
and refill mattresses of every kind in superior
manner. Mattresses and pew cushions made to
order. Drapery arranged according to the latest
Paris and New York styles. Every variety of up
holstery goods, trimmings and ornaments fur
nished to order at short notice. Window shades,
wire screens, Venitian binds made to order to ft
the windows. | am also prepared to contract for
the fitting up of Hotels, Churches. &c.
J. I. CASINO, Rail Road ST.
st. Johns bury, Oct. Is. 1859 COLL