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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-28

lbACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And Carving the II >. Mail,
Through ~ ToeHty tioo DAYS
Steamships on ne CorHeeiins the Pasiae
HENRY 0HAUNCEY, CONSTITUTION,
NEW YORK. GOLDEN CITY,
OCEAN QUEEN, SA RAMENTO,
NORTHERN LIGHT, GOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA
One Of the above large and splendid steamships will
leave Pier No. AZ North River, foot Of Canal Street
at II O'Clock noon, the ls llth, and 2lst Of every
month Except wnen those dates fall on sunday, and
then the preceding Saturday,, for Aspinwall CON
neeting via ansms Railway, with one Of the Com
pany's Steamships from Panama for San Francisco
touching at Acapulco
Departures Of lst and 2lst connect a, Panama with
steamers ioI SOUTH PACIFIC and OENTkAL
AMERICAN PORTS. Those oflst touch at MAMA
Milo
Departure Of llth each month connects with the new
steam line from Panama to AUSTRALIA and NAw ZEA-
LAND,
steamer Of Dee. II 1866 will connect with the first
steamer Of the Companys China Line, leaving san
Francisco Jan. / 1867, for Hone koSe.
discount OF quarter nom steamers rates allowed
to second cabin and seerage passengers with families
Also allowance 4 One Quarter through rates TO
clergymen and their families, and school teachers.
One funded PouDds Baggage allowed each adult
Baggage masters accompany baggage through. and at
tend TO ladies and children without male protectors
Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing
from steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer
70 send down early An experienced surgeon on board
Medicine and attendance free
For Passage Tickets or further information, apply At
the Companys Ticket office the harf foot Of Canal
Street, Norm River, New York
S. X. HOLMAN, AGENT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-28
More Ann Thirtv Ynnrs,

OF Sale and usr Of Da MABsHALL's CArARRH AND
HEADACHE sNurF he proved ts great value for ali the
common diseases Of DE- read, and At this moment 4,
stands higher than eve before
j. is recommended many Of the best Physicians and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-28

Hundi eos and tDUuHanus aunlaUI lIt pftmaIuTeIl
when, II they would give The Great French Remcoy,
IR JUAN lkLAA AhkE.S

when, II they would give The Great French REMEDY,
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for using in English, French, spanish and German
each box, and also sent ee any address
when requested.
Price One Dollar per box six boxes for Five Dollars.
Sold by ell Druggists throughout The Worid will be
by mail. securely sealed from all observation by,
inclosing specified price, TO any authorized agent
frorretors' General Agents for America, OSCAR G.
MOSES = CO., q Coitlandt St. New York.
Authorized Agent for Montpelier, VT
II eop'wSdly N. X. BROWN.
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TREASURY NOTES

II Ia = I Il MI rs
C'nstarui on hand for sale, and so kinds Of G -tf
mcnt Securities procured ~
The MONTPELIER NATIONAL FANK
G. A. REED, Cashier.
~ - q r n r TO me FFLTCTED
DIR DOW continues 20 be consulted AZ hia Office Mo-
ard Fndicott street Bosom. ON all diseases GA
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
~ long course Of study and practical experience IT,
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rumors, figluu swengs, and the long train Of henri
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Particular attention given O. the treatment Of
) Il NJ n A J. w L AK NESS.
IN ali us forms aud stages Patients vho wish 20 remain
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furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges for board
moderate
?. o-Ladies who troubled with any disease Pc
euar To their system. will ind speedy olie BY calling
on DR.. Dow, al his flee, nos Endicott street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-28

Wtthersfeld, Conn, March ., 1853.
DR.. W. II. GREGG. Dear SIR Having seen your ad.
vertisemont Of Constitution Water" recommended
for Inflammation Of the Kidneys aud Irritation of the
Bladder, having suffered for the past three years,
and tried the skill Of a number Of physicians with
only temporary relief, II was induced 70 try your
medicine / Procured one bottle Of your agents al
Hartford, 80 Messrs. Lee Sisson & Co.. and when
hid used half Of it, 10 my surprise I found great
change In my health. have used two bottles OF IT,
and where l never expected 10 be In my life -
WE'LL and In good spirits. cannot express my graft
tude for H. feel that It is all and more than you
recommend it to be- May the blessing of God ever
attend you in your lahors of love.
Yours, truly
LEONARD s. BIGLOw.
FoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE, 81.
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VIM. II. GREGG CO., Proprictors.
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DIAIiI31I1s.

InErAuoy oF THE sECE or riW nrtupru, Ne
PLANTATION or the KDytYs, cArAEnu
or TIM BLAnuEH
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nud too much cannot b. a-ia be- ursiaa
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toms.
Arr you troubled with that distressing pain n the
small Of che back aud through Che hips, a teaspoon
hii day Of the Constitution Water will relieve you
like magic.
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Read the Certificate of Whole
sale Druggists i'm 1854

The undersigned ging iOr many Year, been acouain.
ted with lr MAHsHiiLs CATAhHH and HnAnAcHe
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state, that We believe TO be equal in everr respect to
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-28

i@l % d Is * X La U A u.
~ 1896 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1896.
Il, a. -l...e.s.a On sud after oudRy, Nov. i7th,
- W at--sgtf 1864, Passenger Trains sillrun az
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-23

HNii!H chemical extract will be f"rn,- an
L irvaliahle restorative cordial for all
dist scs arising from iii impure state Of
the blood. Cueai.F' rs trurtiuiis, sIIcf: as
Bo:la, Pinples, t0rbunclcs. pnstnics,
Blotcaes, Eougflrces of the Skin. Scalv
Appearance OF the Cuticlr, letter, Ring
worms and Itching Iiumors OF the SKIN
this purifier will remove, and impart
health and fIfc-Siow To the complexion.
For ErysipclaA, s>crofula OF Kings Evil.
Kheumatism, Pains in the Zones, Stiffness
i'll the joints, Old Ulcers, Want OF l;iood
i'll the Parts, Svphilitic Sores and Ulcers,
and Impaired Constitutions arising from
those diseases, and from the too free Use
OF mercury. For General Debility, spring
ing from dyspepsia or Indigestion, Weak
ness and Pains IN the Stomach, Liver Com
plant, or want OF action III thnt organ
producing pains III the side or back AZ ct
ing the kidneys and bladder.
Females, at the period of change, VIII
find it the best restorative to health and
strength, from All thos" wcakncsscs and
dcprCssions of Nlild and BODY Which fol-
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Prroolls travelling South on liviu;: III wa, y!
climates, an,l all nnacclimated, Will find the
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all those diseases which originate lit II
change OF climate, diet and HE.
Its properties as Il remedy were first in
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Dr.. IAos. Young SiniOfis, of South Carolina,
as early as ISIS, as a valuable altclatiNcrc-
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quirin:, use of mercury. ar. Sinioirs' St -
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by Dr.. \. lopez, of Mobile, and ID. III. il.
Frost, of Charleston. From the reports III
Its favor, there seems no reason to doubt
the efficacy Of i..is medicine III Secondary
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Chrome llrpatic Affections and other cox.
plants benefited 10y alternative medicines
For sale by FISHER X HEINITSU.
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becoming impatient, for the beauti-
full bride still tarried. At length, her
mother entered her room, and called:
''Iphigenia, it grows late, my
child"
But there was nc. answer. Seated
before the nlirror, in her bridal attire,
was my aunt. My grand mother ap-
preached her; she moved not, but
sat, staring right before her with
CLASSY eyes; a look of inexpressible
woe sat on the pale, rigid features,
and the Ups were Enclosed, as if about
to speak. My grand mother touched
her; she was rs cold as stone; she
shrieket aloud and fell senseIcss at
her daughters feet. That piercing
sound, So full Of agony and despair,
reached the startled guests. a feelin,r
of underlined horror took possession
OF them, and they rushed impctuously
up the broad stairway, and into the
chamber OF death. They stood 'nmh
ut the sight that met them; the bcauti-
ful bride, III her gorgeous satin attire,
cold III the embraces of a sudden death
None knew, none ever did know,
what had thus stricken her down;
but [ have always thought that God
took her to Heaven, to save her the
misery of this detastable marriage.
Lord Villers stood looking at her
with eyes Of stupid wonder and grief;
but Hugh, poor Hugh, they say his
despair was fearful to witness. He
threw himself upon his knees, beside
her; he kissed passionatcly the I'M
conscious lips, aud pressed t" his
heart the lnrcsistins little hand He
called her by every endearing name,
and sobbed aloud with the widest
grief. l do not know, Miss Surrey,
whether hearts really can break. or
whether broken heart is only Il
| figure. l. only Know this, that Hugh
entrcatcd to bc allowed to paint the
likeness of his dead love. For the
!. three days tl.:t her lifeless body re-
manned Ill the house, he painted un-
ceasinSlv He never left off, save to
stop occasionally, cover his face with
his hands, and sob aloud, then I'M
print Il long, passionate kiss upon the
cold dead lips, and return to his work
again as quietly rs if the wild billows
OF Sr1cI Nau not Just Surgeu over
him. [ know, too, that, after she
was laid III the old family vault, he
worked continuously at the portrait; :;
he grew palcr, thinner, saddcr, and
the light Of his large, melancholy
eyes cleaned forth with q brighter, II
more spiritual lustrc. One day, they
sought him in the picture gallery; he
hoG f,1lnI To ,n1- u, ~
dinner, and there he lay, dead, before
his easel. The picture was finished,
and So was the life of the loving
young painter. Did he die OF Il
broken heart? The sneering world
laughs and says. ''ror' Well, / know
not; 1 tell you The sad tale as twas
"A tale, JUS; o;lc til,t memory keeps.
Forgotten litlalc: I'll! some cliilcr note
Nlbratc the chord whcreon it slept"
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IOriginal.
4 WoMAM'S PICTURE.
From Iphige7aia, an Unpublished .So,

O"e Af''e'JN'etS1 '&|C SNbNOttH<Ct tCtOI ".
BY MISS E. b. CHEEsBoRoUGH
1t was never-ceasing source of
pleasure to me to wander into the
picture gallery. Those antique ladies
and gentlemen seemed to carry me
into the far past, and have sat for
hours picturing to myself scenes in
which 1 know they must have figured.
But one .picture-a woman's pic
ture, or rather, should say, a girls
particularly riveted my attention.
The simple name <Iphigenia" was
written under the massive gilt frame.
This picture represented q girl of
seventeen; the hair foated in long
golden curls around the neck; the
eyes We're q lustrous blue-a term
which can seldom be applied to eyes
of that color-and a sweet, tender
smile sat on the rich, full lips. The
picture was startling in its beauty;
you looked and looked again, and If,
for moment, your eyes wandered
away, some Irresistible power drew
them there again. The dress was
evidently q bridal one; the rich satin
folds ta!l in undulating beauty about
the figure; a heecy veil was flung
over the back Of the head, and u
white coronal of roses sat upon the
brow. The fair neck and arms were
adorned with rich, glowing pearls.
One afternoon, just before the sun
had sank to rest, while it still threw
long lines of light into the picture
gallery, sat absorbed in the con-
temptation of this beautiful portrait
The door opened and Iphigenia en-
tered, scarcely less beautiful than her
lovely namesake. She threw herself
on the couch beside me-
GLOW you worship these musty old
pictures, Miss Surrey. One would
think you had painted them"
''1t is the picture of your name
sake, Iphigenia, which attracts me
here. How a man, whose worship is
beauty, would have loved such face
Yet, life-hke as this picture appears
at the first glance, there is something
about it which seems to speak of
deatll-death in life. What is it.
Iphigenia? Read me tho story OF
this weird-hke face
'You look upon the face of the
dead, Miss Surrey-dead even when
the painter threw his whole soul
upon the canvass. But she was not
dead to the artist; how he loved her;
and in that beautiful face, whose
loneliness death had not yet dis
figured, l can well imagine that he
saw only his living love before him.
When he finished that picture, he
laid aside his brush forever; nis heart
was broken. He had nerved himself
to the self-imposed task of painting
it; then, when his work was ended
the deep-toned chords of his loving
heart suddenly snapped, and he was
found dead in front of the sweet face
which was his inspiration and his
worship.
"Iphigenia Montiort (ah! how well
they named her who made sacrifice
indeed of her) was my fathers only
sister. She was beautiful and as
gentle as child. She died long be-
fore | was born, but I have often
been told how docile and obedieni
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TO TRAVELLERS.

THE following is the travelling schedule
on the route between Columbia and Rich
mond, uid the Charlotte and South Caro-
lima Railroad:
Going North.
Leave Columbia Junction, 6. 90 n. m :. ar.
rive at Charlotte, 2.40 q. m. Leave Char
lotte at 800 n. M; arrive at Greensboro Mt
$50 q. nj. Leave Greensboro at s. AS a. m !.
arrive at Richmond at TOO p. III.
Going South.
Leave Richmond at 400 a. M; arrive at
Greensboro at LAO p. IN. Leave Green's
Coro at 800 p. M; arrive at Charlotte at
900 p. m. Leave Charlotte Mt 9.2Op. M.
arrive at Columbia Junction at 4. 20 u. m.
Sept .
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r, w WINGS
Steam Flaming NEIL !

Ttc"t"E M''FT H''rCrN iNNHinWoU uIM
PI0jU, |oi''mbia, $. {.
an hand and FURNISHED 10 "rl,rat short
~ notice, al kinds of drcascd Ill NHEf,
tl.oNNNG, q; LING. S,iEi.NiNt. WEA-
Ac. Also, S.iSi!ES,
Biinds. Doors, Mantlcpicc" Moulding%,
brackets, Counters, Tables, Nc.
Having now N operation full sets Of The
most .inlh"y. i maclincl am prepared
TO inrn ont FlliSrCLASS WOEk, at vt;y
reasonable figures. All in want of any ma
tri1ai III nay li"e wiil 1t" we'll to give me Il
call. Am% emo
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Cradle Song.
By RODEN NOEL


Sleep, my childie, sleep;
In the hush of evening deep!
Gone the last long lingering beam
From where the tender speedwells dream
With closed eyes by the woodland stream
Sleep, my cllildie, sleep;
Fresh dews of twilight creep
Through folded blooms of eglantine,
Stellaria, hareball and woodbine;
All open the large white bugles shine.
Sleep, my childie, sleep;
Now dewy planets creep
Through skies of falling purple-roso;
Yon elm sleck-foliaged overtlows
With those love-songs the black-bird knows.
Sleep, my childie, sleep;
The drowsy brides keep
More silence-rare the cuckoo's note,
The doves low plant hath ceased to float,
Sweet breezes futter in and ont.
Sleep, my clildie, sleep;
The skimming moth may sip
Our bowers honey-suckle bloom,
That lavish breathes a rare perfume;
l hear the velvet hornet bloom.
Sleep, my childie, sloep;
The shepherd counts his sheep;
l hear the cattle browse and chew,
Atield the click of ball that flow
Bat-driven, and the boys hal!oo.
oleCp, my Clnlule, steep,
Where meadow grass is deep,
Nor yet lies heaped tho fragrant hay,
The crake is calling, or away
Where the corn mellows every day.
Sleep, my childie, sleep;
Ion primrose skies must kcor>
Some chime of faint and fairy bells,
Whose cbb and flow OF tidal swclls
Or close or open aerial cells.
Sfoen NV chitdio s1een.
The summer breath can steep
All sights and sounds in hallowed rest;
Beneath, far setting toward the West,
Rich seas of pasture swoon to mist.
Sleep, my chi(dic, sleep;
Rare does the swallow sweep,
Now hlied pools for dra ,on-hies,
Nor orange mouths that cape supplies
While the dam grects with twittcriny cries
Sleep, my chilaie, sleep:
Still soft the martens cheep
Below the caves from rustic nest
With mass and bents and feathers Iarcst,
Lined warm for many 4 downy breast.
Sleep, my childie. sleep;
Four callow tledglings peep
No more, but nestle to the wing
Whose darkness ne'er to them can bring,
Doubt OF the parents sheltering.
Sleep, my childlc, sleep
Our earth-born clouds must weep
Their rain upon thy stainless brow;
| only pray my child may know
Her Fathers wings those shadows throw;
Then cvcr rest and sleep.
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BETTING ANN PACKING

INDIA RU BEER BETTING.
l. Hemp and Iudi;t Rubber PACKING
\ good assortment of the above in ,ior"
and for S,ic low frr cash bv
July - JOHN &. DIAL.
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A New and Grand Epoch
M e d g I'm e
DR.. MAGGIEL'S
PILLS AND S-aLVE

1v1r,I,,.,,
HESE wonderful medicines arc now so
Il famlilar /" th., people that but little
endors"mcnt @! their value Hs Il physic
need be made. The Pills Of Dr. Maggicl
contain II" mineral. They 'in not .,rlpr,
and they 20 no. cni"rb!r the system byry-
trtihr l'lir%ih%- They are universal IN
CREATING: \ VIGOROUS APPETITE,
And cn,rc-uA,nIiu.-iv STRENGTHEN tl,r ,E,c.
ton. rle( tone. ,!tt. liver. clear th,. head
and steady the nerves To t...s, WHO are
not familiar with. the u... a.:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"
They will not harm the most dclratc r..-
ma!r and can l." :.!vru with good effect III
prescribed '!"sc, :" the Youngest babe.
VI: CCTANUOUS DISORDERS
And =. ,ruplio:s q. tee sim. the S4lyr Is
mos !nvaiuuhlr. ]: docs mot heal cXtrr-
nall. alone hll: ptl irat,- with th, mos,
scar,!InS effects ,hc very root @. thr..>il.
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WESTCHEsTER HOUSE

Corner Broonae Street and Bo'rp,y, n. y.
NNHlS house, capable OF accommodstinc
Il three hundred guests and kept on the
European plan, is centrally located. and
near To all points. City cars pass the
Hotel 70 all .he Ferries, Railroad Depots
and places OF Amusement every three
minutes Single Rooms, s1.OO per lay:
double, 500. }. i. DAi.ROW d Co.
Jan II ly pron,ietn,,.
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MAtiGlEL'S PILLS AND SALVE

MAt;GlEL'S PILLS AND SAIVE
Are almost universal III their effects, and 4
cure can l." ti:uu-! always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing can b.. more productive on cure
than ~ Pills. rhcir almost magic III.
iUrncr j. i'ii 81 once; and the usual con-
c"mltantS Of this most distressing disease
are removed. THESE remedies ~, made
from the purtSt
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Grain Cradles, Grain Fans. N.c.

W nr Sig" 4t Mt Gol|tn Pd@- Loc&
A ~ ll- Mi"piy "t GRAIN CRADLES,
a Gram Fan4, Scythc Blades, Scythc
St"n.S, Fan Wire, Klddle., &c, . sire
and fer sale low f"r cAsl
MAY ~ JOHN {. DIAL.
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Baltimore Advertisements.
JOHN 1ZARD MIDDLETON,
Shipping and Commission Merchant,

NO. Z SOUTH STREET, BALTIMORE.
A TTENDS to the purchase OF GRAIN,
"A FLOUR, GUANO, &C., and sale OF
COTTON, LUMBER and SOUTHERN
PRODUCE.
Refers to Messrs. Lambert Cuttings 4
Co., Mordecai & Co, Baltinfore; Caskie l.
Brothers, Richmond; Gourdin, Matthies-
sen u Co, Porcher Il Henry, Cohen, Hanc-
6ei Co. j. d. Aiken Il Co., Charleston, >.
~; Gourdin, Matthiessen i Co., Savannah
Usher 4 Lowrance. Columbia. S. c.;
nmayes ny ~ Martin, Newbcrry G. H.; James
A"Sah, Chester, S &. Aug ~ 2inn
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For tie cu7'e 0f all Mose diseases lac
ing Meir origin IN II riti0ted condi-
ton Of the human system, and those
arising. .f'ons amy departure from the
lars Of heath, imprmlence IN Icing,
ocer-foLci'tg ,"t'ne, from too g,'eut in
d~lge~ce y' y'ecer.Ydlm>-eyMirty, d,'ian-
ing, 7rorhIng-acherebr moture SAT-
/s,.S erLuuSiiou.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-22
CHER OKEE PILLS
o.. Female Regulator,

Cure Suppressed, Escessipe and
Painful 4enssruatien Green
Sickness, Nervous and lSpfaus II
fsctiosls. Pains IN ths Blcl., Sick
Headache, Gtdtttasss, and all dis
eases that spring from irregnlafity,
BY removing the cause and al tie
effects that arise from 1t. They
are perfectly safe In all, cases, en-
cepf sehs's Jorbiddsn by diyse-
tons, and are easy to administer,
as they are nicely sugar coatsd.
They should be In the hands Of
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
In the land.
I Ladies' can address us in perfect
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-22
'F%-~~-- -
BUILDING.
Notice 90 builders.

rINHE subscriber having thorough knowledge Of
Il his business as a House Carpenter, Is ready 70
contract for the erection of building, or to WORK py
the day in department of the business me most
at C. W. Cobb's Store S5B COngies Street, or d. J.
Hills 100 Green Street, will 30 promptly attended
to. sals ~ tlI;-i.ilf ROBEhi DnEW
i sept7d1w. IT, i..a ng ~ Aioef street.