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BIRTHS.

~ East II ard"ick, Oct. 20, daughter to MI
N. G..t.n.
- '4'' village, I'D. son to L. d. Farnham.
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fIdtcTudIIy kUUIs, u '. LAkINEK, VI u
Rheumatism, Gout. Liver Complaint.

lSpEpENpENcE, Preston Co., Va. 9Th July, ls59
Dr.. j. G. AVER: Sir. have been afflicted with pain
full ,r". rheumatism for long which tsied the
skill If p y>iCaiS. and stuck in spite It all the
remedies could find. until tried your Saraparia. 0ne
htc cured two weeks. and restored my general
health nuh that l far better than before was
kei. think u nierf full medicine. J. EREAM-
.'ulS Y 'irtchell. Of 81 LnuS wres: /" I have been
destroyed health. tried every thing. and every thing
fair,i - relieve me: and have been broken-dowL
for wears firm oth,r cause than dsrdng ntnf of
r Lir.r- My beloved pastor the Rev. Mr. Espv advised
me vor Sar>aarilla because nv said he kcew
aI thing YOU made worth trying BY the bless
# God has cured and has purified my tlood
10 make Of NE / feel Young again. The
best thai te SAID q You no. half good enough"
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Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.
NrT Oprr.Ns 9th Aupust 1saQ


DE-. J. c. AVER: Sir. cheerfully comply with the re-
quest Of your sent and report tn Of the effects
have realized with your Sarsaparilla
have cured with il. in my practice most al the com,
plants for which If recommended and have found ts
effects truly wonderful in the Of Isnersd and Ner
curiai D's1s.. one # my patients had Syphc ulcers
in his throat, which consuming his palate and the
top Of his mouth Your Sarsaparilla, steadily taken.
cured him i'll five weeks Another attacked by sec
Ondary symptoms in his and the liberation had
away considerable part q that believe the
disorder would reach his brain and kill him. But
yielded TO administration of SarsaIarilla the
ulcers healed and he is well again not Of without
diSigurativn TO his face. woman who had been
treated For the same disorder 10y mercury sufering
from this poison in her bones. They had become
stve 10 the weather that damp day she suffered
crucian- pain in her jini, and bones She. too,
cured entirely iy your Sar>alarila in "A few weeks
know from IFS formula, which agent gave me. that
this Preparation from your laboratory must he great
remedy; Consequently. these truly remarkabe results
! with 1t have not surprised NE.
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bronchitis.

Tt. .tfr, l,I,rt ncr Consumption an be D>tii;l re-
AMI n,ru,,nrntlv cured by the ot DR. j X stat
-,.t. t,iiy. Tar am, Iron Sulphur Powders. The Ove
Tar asyS pain and heals >ei>> ana inflammation anu
NJ I'm SuluLUr Juwi. concerts thu waste OF worn
nj u,rclS ui the Blood into i>c> which are clcti"u
rom tli, body the pores Instead oi brhS drpp>cd a
phl.,in TIE testimonials al many prominent ana well
SHOWN person, arr. contained in pamphlet which VIII
L., mail address See advertisements
i,Ii> paper. ILL
lTWOOD'S Qt'lNINE TONIC BlTTERS-the best AT
.nlIic Tonic offered To- the public. All Druggists
..t., il. See advertise uIcnt. t"'
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NtKEiCk : PlLIs,--
I" quiet
The not
t,l ,ii,ta-.-tic vic sCujr
IIcrrICk'S Pls give,
:. Il, sure YOU I'VE
Ii will yrt-;t> discharge.
H-r,k Sugar Coated Pills sterile the woTd WIN men
-> llll,Iy vegetable cannot hurt Iii infant and eqiai
..p.rlu, tor nirm "dasc. - cts. per box. see ad-
--ilIclt oil third page. o-o'is
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...rc, Of .ro,crS who have sold James Pye'S Saor
~, the last three recommend II III the highest
;e.s 4, being the Used for making pood and
N,, ,,ne bread and cake II Is uIiryacd BY any l Ia
a.. or pretended equals, Such are in the market calc-
sd o deceive those who do not take special care 10 he
. hat the name OF james Pyle Is on the pachace
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Loss OF 81 EEP-if there i ANYTHING more wearing 10
th mint and body than ,>> of sleep, or II any dlinchtE
can lie traced To other than loss OF steep
trrlce a> lost its power, or sydney Smith tht
- A. Euli>h Phv>il1.is not To be relied upon. or
let thu experience If h"I>;ud> answer and Try the
AHv!yI. ami they will be ready to endorse the re-
me, ~ the friends the prJprit tors, who writes
rr The directions, t. be covered with >Oycrcign> t. pur
thl- would not tr without II This all VIII expert
tr Bog See advertisements and call Tor pam
t4.-f- r. 10
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- I A L f OF + Il VI o n L
~ Caledonia County.

vs.. In Chanccry, June Term 1850.
CYRUS l.. WING
willard c. Wing of Lyndon said county having pre-
Sentaed his petition ting forth in sb that the
10Th day OF August. A. d. 1859, the pconee CYRUS L.
Wing then OF Dtiham III the state OF Massachusetts, en-
ccutcd 10 petitioner mortgage OF about eight acres OF
land Ill lyG" aforesaid, being part OF the EuoCh inG
farm called. and all the interest OF said petoner III
said farm OF the heirs of SAID EnuCh " ing &r. con
ltloned lor the payment OF rom>Sry note OF the siic
date Of mortgage for i've hundred dollars payable tie
la. and Interest annually, and for breach oi The culii-
li Of said praying that the equity II rcenp
ton Of the petition IN the premises be tofcCo>ei &C. and
II appearing that the said pctouee Resides without the
state and has had no legal notice of the peLde!Cy of the
suit il is ordered that notice thereof he duly published IN
III" CaeUian. paper printed al st. JohnSbury, three
weeks successfully the last vhic 10 be at least twenty
days previous to the next stated term OF said court
The said pcUIec is there fore hereby notified 10 appear
before sad 10 Lr held ST Josbury, within and
fol the county aforesaid "n the ir Tue >Iy OF December
\. ID lN,' and ANSWER 10 the said complaint.
1919 ClIAS. S. DANA, Clerk III Chancery.
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* L A I T. OF Y T. X VI O y L
~ Caledonia District SIS.
Al 4 Il


The Probate Court Of the district Of Cacoaa To all per
Interested In the estate of Moses Buchanan late
Ryegit- in said district. de ca>cd inte>tate-
Charles Is Leslie and Thomas Wasu, administrators NJ
said -'rt,.'t sad court by their petit
in writing that it will be beneficial 10 the Int
all concerned. have all ia, real estate which
said Moses died seized possessed within the state
Vermont sold and most especially the follow Ing described
land real TWO viicd shares OF the II
stead al Andrew Buchanan late OF said Rvrsatc VI
deceased a>v said Moses interest i'll the rcvcI>uu :" the
Willow dover Ill said Homestead! farm oi >! Alirrw Blu
,h.ndu late sad Rvrsate. Vt, deceased al>' uIi-
V.-, third part OF the follow described! lands i'll New
bury. Orange county. Vermont |" Wit one third 81 Hart
we'll :G, called, al " els River Village Ai>C
third :" the store AMI buill. called utchiH> Buchanan
COS store said Wells River Village Also third
part E" slips number 81, humber and humber Il IN the
meeting house at els River. Also third oil Hiram
Wells lot As" third ol the Richie l" II" - III 81
dil >loI ana hall lot humber - division III r'"i,. VI.
a>o thru part al number IL In ~ lN i>i"n amt at
Reuben Gondw i'll lot number ~ i'll ~ division In SAID
81 said Groun Also third part of lot
l>9 I'd division III said 'ir"t"i And said amin>tra-
have Iuadr apple alton Tor license ana authority L.
sell the whole of said real estate pursuant 10 the pro
visions OF thu statute i'll that behalf.
Said application VIII he Erard .I.i decided lv said court
AZ the pI"hit, ,lCc in 81. Ju>hury iii >lit district
the luth day II N"vcint, IrAt.
lu therefore hereby notified L. aprcr before said
court II the time and place aforesaid. and object II you
cause I" the Granting "t said i,rlI-".
Dated II 81 JoisHury Aforesaid this th DAY NJ October
y. ID, letu.
l. ASA l.. FRENCH. judge OF Probate
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A NEW INVOICE OF
WORSTEDS AND WORSTED GOODS
INST received at the sign of the GOLDEN BALL
Railroad street
CLOAKS ! CLOAKS

am expecting an assortment of Ladies' cloaks,
of the latest and most desirable styles. on Satur-
day of this week, to which desire to call the at
tention of purchasers. E. JEWETT.
n. B. a new lot of Ready Made Clothing and
other goods just received
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MRS. WILSON'S
COCO DAN Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles
and retas for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair Of person, young old, there is not its equal IN
the world Ii will make tie hair everything you w.sh 1t
to be- and moreover it has perfume that is infinitely
superior to any OF the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which alone should entte to place On
every lady's toilet table.
Use the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little Of the Dressing and Your
hair will be even more lelike III color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these preparations, anu
use these according 20 directions ard warrant you
q good healthy head Of hair
Manufactured and sold at whocsae by Henry r. VII.
son Co.. Manchester ". Il ITO whom ali letters should
be addressed.
BINGHAM agent for s.; Johhsbury AMI vicinity.
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Lyndon Corne

VINEGAR VINEGAR !! !
Best quality Of Cider Vinegar: cheap at
9tf EFF. 4 L. P. BROWNS.
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Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits. Epilep.
sY. McIa nc holy. .Neuralgia

MANY hale al these Affections lave been
made Icy the alternative power of this medicine. 1t stmu-
lais The vital funrtuS vigorous action, and thus
disorder, which would Ice supposed beyond its
reach Such remedy has long been required by the
If II" ps pie and confident that this Will
l., Tor them all that medicine can do.
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Schirrus. Cancer TumOrs, Enlargement,
the Bones.

great variety Of have been reported where
# thee trmiatle complaints have resulted from
the Of this Remedy but space here will admit
them. Some # them may be found in American
Almanac. which the agents below named pleased 70
furnish gratis all who call for them.
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Aner's Sarsaparilla.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOU.
And for the speedy cure of the suhoned varieties Of
Disease:
ScrOfula and ScrOfulOus Affections, such
as TumOrs. Ulcers, Sores, EruptiOns,
Pimples, Pustules, Bl0tches, BOils.
Blains, and all Skin Diseases.
OAKLAND. Ind, 9th june, 1859.
j. c. AVER Co. Gents: l feel il my duty 20 &c
knowledge what your Sarsaparills has done for me.
Having inherited Scrofulous Infection have suerei
from it III various for years. Sometimes 1t burst
out in Ulcers nv hands and arms: sometimes il
turned inward aud distressed at the stomach. Two
years ii .oke out my head and covered my scalp
and with which painful and loathsoms
beyond description tried many medicines and severn;
physicians but without much relief from any thing In
fact the disorder grew worse. At length was rejoiced
TO read in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
Alternative tSar>aparila, for knew from your reuta-
tiun that any thing You made must be good sent
Cincinnati and got it, and used il till it cured me. took
it, Yen advice small doses Of teaspoonful
month and used almost three bottles. New and healthy
skin began 10 form under the scab which after
while fell off My skin is now clear. and know by my
feelings that the disease has gone from my system You
can we'll believe that feel what saying when tell
YOU that hold You he Of the apostles Of the age,
and remain ever gratefully. Yours,
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The Ladies will find good assortment of dress
goods and trimmings, Thibet>. CashmcreS. Meri
noes. good and handsome DcIaines at from 10 t.
20 cents Best quality and style of Prints from
} to 10 cents Bamorals and skeleton skirts
cloaks and cloaking. >hawls and scarfs, bordering
fol- scarf>. \ good assortment of embroidery. Ia
dies and misses nets, very cheap. Hosiery ana
gloves. double and single Zephyr, Shetland wool
wool and cotton yarn, bleached and brown cot
tons.
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"a NNISSIONEHS NOTICE.
VE tr subscribers being appointed y the Probate Court
w ir the district ii tciuri commissioners 10 receive
ana adjust all claims demands all
against tn. estate II James RAMSAY late Il 81 J,r. :'u-
81 dist. dec t,.' and the claims 81 deceased N
liici i'll Ji~-i thereto" hereby .Vc I"t" that months
from the 10Th day Sept. \. y. i>jt. allow 81
lac creditors 10 p!C>,n their claims I" SAID comm >>'Irr.
cNiInau:i and all and that " III meet
that purpose the Il rlinS hu>, Win D. Robinson i'll
said 81 Jnhn.huTy. the ist MnniaS December
am, the 81 Tuesday March \. D. ISL al go',lock
u.iIII % s.Iid LINS
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st. AnthOny's Fire. Rose or ErysiPelas.
letter and Salt Rheu m, Sca1d Head,
RiMgWOrm, Sore Eyes, DrOpsY.
Leuc Orrh6a or Whites. Ovarian Tum0
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases

Nr, Il S. Claiming. Of New York City, writes " l
most chez rfuly comply with the request Of your agent in
saying have found your Sarsaparlla most excellent
alternative III the complaints for which We
employ such remedy hut especially in Finale DSedses
Of tn. Scroulos iathesis. have cured many inveter
ate of LeucorThoa 10y it. and where the
plant caused by alteration of the uterus. The ulcer
alton itself cured. Nothing within my knOwl-
edge equals il for these female arrangements"
Edward :. Marrow. Of Newlury, Ala, writes, "A dan
gerous tuor of the females in my family
whih had defed all the remedies could employ. has
at length been completely cured by your Extract Of Sar
slarila. Our physician thought nothing but eXtirpa
ton could afford relief but he advised the trial of
SasaIarila a the last r-rt before cutting. and it
proved eectua After tak:I your remedy eight weeks
no SYMPTOM Of the disease r. AIMS
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MUST BE SOLD !
VERY LOW PRICES.

| have Just returned from Boston with 4 full
stock Of goods adapted to the season. and they
will be sold at
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

,g ERON YTYPE Al
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Motifs Magic Hair Invigorator

Mr.. 4. J. GREEN-My Dear Sir: II affords me pleasure
10 inform that The PROF Motifs Magic Han lhN-ora
tor obtained Ui three months since, has heel. used 10y
daughter with complete success. Ii stopped The nan
coming out i'll short time, and Produced healthy
condition u the scalp. We using the 'liftora
toilet article. and truly lis Iiiiilc> ID
this Unsurpassed. lis delicate, Vet dc.lou;
perfume, l. feature i'll Ill cumpnnd ami hazard hoti
ing in saving il stands unsurpassed III the whole catalogue
ui hair remedies. l.. r. IiERRiCK. NJ ID,
Estate St, Albany, n. \.
, 1860-10-17
Are lie Japane+e ltkely to be Con-
Verg8d7

Are the Jap1Aete likely to ba Con-
verEed7
Rev. G. S. S'=*ars, Chaplain to the fsigate
S'agars, Wi IS . long letter to the O5.errtr.
describing tie royaEs Of the J4panese Embassy
boremard. IL INDUCES il faiat tope tia:
the nsases of Christian worship On shipboa.d
have not been wlthcu: their tff:et On the souls
Of tie .eaieh,ed Pogazs. Nr. Stewart says:
"Wt:le there a:e no direct at mpts mats o
proselste, 1 sua hnpp. - SAY thsre ia much ia
the rtss1ons s=rslcea CD bard cur snip. ck!ca,
lated, thlnS, 70 e suggestive If rot irnyes.
si:eto them ard to lead 10 Thought and l, auiry
81 to the trut ~ stiti:u4ls7 Of tte Chr ,isn
religi +. No Fave regular workh'p. at <htca
the whole ships company att.nt, IA tie a tar.
ter deck, every N: rat1g and e.esin9, II well
~ the puoIls fe1Elc:s Ut the Sabbath, waen
cougrrRa lon.f Airgio9 b7 the cdices. aud crew,
and ermoa, are addea 10 PRAYER. This wo-.
ship is open to the frse obaeYv:cce Of tie ia
Daneze, ind Is re: aided ~ tkem wlsn rearec.~
tul attention cad iatrts. At first, tne primo. 8.
when en- the Geek at The time the ths;.'s c7.n.
pany were tins assembled retired 10 ,her
4parsuente, bat Ct l::a they eft=a rtmain as
spec.a Off.
the protesting Chr:Etisns emoue the sai!-
ors, d' z=n IN ruuber hu1l pras er meetip
CD the hersh teek erery evening. II was c,n,-
meneet 'be frs: night We we're at sea, alter
leaving A." h.H. May u the dtty feEEauts
attached t, TIE Enb4,sy hsre been attracted to
the vicinity Of ttls BY this BY t.e singing oi
b, mus, and. 10 dub, havs inforu1ed shs H.
selves O: tins Lalure hsd meaning It this Few
aspect to them ef the religious o5~eryaace Of
Christiens. 1ha ambassadors and their tuite
arc frequently remembered in psarer 1t tsese
m:etirxs. snd Ea tAve seen one and 4nath r u
the Jap 1ntsk stand dad kok uita ttt1riag noa 4<r
q: t1s yrouo Of s.:l ~ bowed dorm upon the
Geek IN prayer, have beea moved, more than
once, to tears BY the simplicity a1.d earnest.
ness wlh which these converted sailors bare
Interested with the SAVIOR in 1keir behalf. ,hat
the lishs Of lis truth .nd : :he ptwer cf Ills
Psesr., ana in the ua1ion to vhieh theT ~ s,e
reIuIn;pV-"
, 1860-10-17


Ias"e "a3oeo OUT feaoe.a "oo'o GO 1ae
eAs'' LIE P'o's'ase'S 'ufna1o arc I'LL Of tne
cS7se'a 10 "n'c'' 1oe olon VIII oe sutjeetea
IN lne event o. A'nco''3 elee'en' mol 'na'
'nese se'aS'ous s1ee's oeheVe 'oe3e IS tne
s''s 'o'' aaossf o' 'seeSs'on or o's"n.c'' pu'
1csu'7 'nes n9p' " 90 "o'A upo' loe 'ea5s
- 'oe :, u IL as - as'eS' LUG e'ec''on q A'o'
e'1 w" VIC eaa a9so'e ops p'o.s'a'e'5
e'A'euP P''af"s 'uA' 'nt ene'e'y u-osF esl''
".~ 1ao e'''' 4stsf VI 'ne No1'tetn feop'e'
anu tna@ ''e'f ooo'ooos aha 1ne's oas d
o''s' 'os1e"a o. it'entsh'ng any ooe, a'e 1e'
ny Ielp'DR A:rc7.n' 1he 'acs IT, Inc people
q lug 'tte osateh na'e oecome eat'1e!y sa H.
hsd that the or'y way 10 tds:tualy stop tlls
1areat Of d'sna'oe, il ~ the e}sc ion oi Re-
, 1860-10-17

i,.h. .,.,,ioa ~ 1ia,o1,, n II. p1a.,darcr
0o 'ao e'ee''oA - @''AS'4 ~ '0e , '00'N'.~'
becomes mora a7d nere Apparent' lie censefF'
atisa journals Of tha sou:h begin to gt1e e1.
nr.s.inn In The sentiments which aro doubtless
T.. ~. n,.,+ u.;,,i,v ~ ~ u,,,,,
en'e''a'nea ~ 'ns s'ee: "] NV ~ ..e to'a.u ~.
ern people. Inc 'o'ao"in9 from tne y. y. &c
dynnt, is sn e11mple Of the toae row peIvad
inn III, morn rcepectub'e and it III. ntial iou1.
-, ~ ~. .1.vt tho,a:ne s,a,r,t
1A'7 " lug
It is time Tor shl, cllss tf our c'''z M. snd,
indeed tor all gooa men 70 unders aad itl!l
what The Issue il tnSt y iodfeet'g c9urted; ls
IL the election OF 'hs Enls1 Of tn: Rspqolean
marty; believing tbAt lhss ecen* wider the gel
CT separation between the two SECTIONS Of the
natiou. and creates tho occasion, nay, the uects
ti.y, fur u hostile orEasix alton At t South.
Viii that follo" II Lincoln is eu:csss!ul in
the electoral coilege-w,ll he rot be elected
, 1860-10-17

-Ex-Seete:asy Guthrie sands up avoice from
hia retirement in Kentucky, predicting the else.
tioa of Lincoln.
RAxS InELL1cx.--The Democrats Of .is
First Ward u os"ego, New Yorf, met in Gel
ven,ion a FEW da7s .irce ant pas=ei the folio ~
ing resolution. This has smell Of reb=;] OF !:
Ettorrtd, 1ha: We, the Democrats OF the Fie,t
Ward, ae'er will submit TO have IT,. E=u..s Vi
Kelly or Allen, or any other canoid.:e aE cur
State ticket struck L Il ON said tlct-t, aud ne
sre determined to tu5por. no o'htr ticket thaa
the one alread7 regularly nominated.
Hen. Ko5sr: Toomhs Las announced hin
self, in late political tre:ca, al c Candidate
for tue Pee iteacy ot the seve1ei!n S:-ts Il
Georgia, in the even. Of Lnc:lo e!~c:ita.
WuA1:s 70 l!ArrsS-A Mr. Lincoln Ct Til.
nois, ,zmniarIJ tuzwn aa "O.1 Ace, oS- II,
te6 6ht ti1 lee: fur. b. pr@les-.o1 rail tp1:fe-.
is to be our nj It rles!d-rt. The thing sceua
pretty sure. S.ncs the P.zEsylva. II ssec'io ,
ever. body canceees j.: l: b .c3tis. !. ...a,:fr
nf some lnsp ,7tacc., therefore, /, --:,4. II
likely to happen in c,sseq1ence CT i.-N /.
1:me*.
There ia roT euon3 the fussoriass t!
New J:rs :. The edi:cr OF ,ha u4:.r::s:own
G1-s:te helped 10 nomiaate Wa. G. Ste le =
Cougzes s. in the 81 district; bu: ro~ refuses to
support hin, ttcauze Is {>sei-} Saws liza.
self wiliia3 t. ius: With kaow Satain1s s=d
SsceGeTs."
"A Philadelphia lctts- CARA:
4The D.ll orza1;z stica here Is vi.:us:- i j.
hante all Tie rtapecta L. pc1t,en s+s-i--
turued to thsir old p41:! Ec'a;l2ns, 1.i:: c-a-
yiLcea ttcy were cL-:txi Aal aid. T-s r:-i-
a9ers nor ,Lrow OF Ill ols-ue-, snd n,s..s
they were il he emp'n5a=.t .:sl pas = lie
L%cafoc,.. S,:1e Ut :ir. Ns.:s 1ii-.d y. .
| were 1eally deiud=t. Goa pam o:te'f: = !. Z
oe1y teirire stes 1.ca.red fson' III. d :Euc..'
w4n 10 masca IL tneir prvcss1lI:s =Ea zw=:l
tLvjr uuu,be;H"
, 1860-10-17

Afe~ days tince ,hs vile OF one Of our dry
goods j3bbers thought 10 astonish her Ii. .taI d
oy h-r exquisite taste IN selec!lrg dress.
App a:ing vt The b!eAk:a,: table in new wrap.
ptr, she exclaimed: "U1n't you tciek this a
i,eaasv, End oulv two sh1llir9s a ya:d-
Fetnchr" ''Freucbr" exclaimed ths husb ard,
'tbas is IN American pr1ar, which am ell,. Z
e7ery dsy at sl.l"
A srmswhas similar scene traasp:red 1t the
s.. Nicholas Ho:e!, Ne1 Yt1k. A cou:le o;
distihgu< laii.s appeared at the breakfast table
wi,h xnAs theJ supposed u be bean.itnt Fretca
calico wrappers. = mutual acqu4i1tance, IN
cou.ersattop, rems1ked, thA. b. was a>too sced
At The imprortmtns made ia An-rican rr,rts
cf late as, enforcing his rsa arks oy calling
the attention of re s~n Indies t. the qusIlty ef
their dresses ''OA! th-te IRE Frecch!" tney
e1s aimed. ~ assu1e you Mes5.ues," xaid
the i'm -~rsur@b eeu::eue ea, "15a: ycur Dress
es are 3lercaester psiass!" TIE lacies did net
faint-ous Their elegant French psiats rasaed
into the handa OF the chsnberma,d.
1.i- this oily which coupsls the josber to
silk French ctsds 10 bis AEericsn pratt, and
k-e.s dpHn the caarsc:er Of American mt1u
f-ctu'ea AuErica puaes:es the mesns a1d
* |! to cotnre'e with fost1tn c,un;ries in the
ma1u4c'ur Ct e-esy: hing, If We except rc7
ti:k.; and wien our wires eesse 70 blush II
wearing an American is5ri@-because i: ia
Am.r:can-;Lea will our ma1ufa:tures assume
the ros,i'o7 their exeeleucs deteFses.-GJm-
nsfrei1k Bulletin
, 1860-10-17

Great compliant Is being made among bro
ker:, btnker~, *ss-yers, aod 81 others na'!Ht:
to d. with oar naeixlt;c cnFrescy, OF tne IN
ueoee amono: Ct sEnE"Iiy dePEee'a:ed eo1a
no" IN c',en'a:: ush ~l'h1n i.v teafs,
eogu* go.o a;a s.'es Msnf5 WE msee ; u SONG
oa"ef ce III 9ofA''E' c'usfias '1on me osfs'hsi
10 q1a ~ nj tt'sft, ana "h'ca cepe1oed oe
c1'se ,Hi!a::a Of tie government c1es 1er rs
suetess:ul l.rue. Ioe brst O. es9 9con2teFtei;s
VAS e'k:ij de.:c'ed y the enem'c;t 'es1 o. ~
shS5t Weigh, ~hl'e TIC greasy t:riHse o.
those mo' 9 poorly executed u once os,fasta