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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11
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NEW-ORi.EANS.
UOSEPII KNETTLE, & Co.-lmportcrs of Foreign
- and Domestic Hardware, receiving irsm Eu-
rope and the Atlantic Cities direct from the hannlac-
turcrs an extensive assortment of Fancy and Heavy
Hardware comprising every article in the line which
they offer low.
Csun,rv Merchants and others invited to call and
examine their stock which consists, in part, OF table,
butchers, peckc suders and straw knives, plated and
Brania spoons, needless pins, hooks and eyes, sho-
wells and spades longs sovels Tenders, airOns, Brit
t,ia and apanc ware, brushes blank books and pa
per, looking gnsses anys vices, screw plates, hand,
slrdgc and null hammers, smiths bellows American and
English blister cast shear German and crowley steel,
peuch MOUNDS trace, and log chain, wecding, Louis
lana and sruLbns hoes attocks, pick axes, and
grass scythes, Collins Kings and Simmons choppinT
axes, wrought, horse and cut nails, cotton and wool
cards. coffee and mills, planes ul plain irons, CHS
els, gouges locks, sad, irons lsoks and hinges guns.
pistols, shot, powder and qnor TASKS percussion caps,
knob chest trunk and pad locks bride bits, stirrnps,
m30.
NEW GOODS-B II Simmons & co arc now re-
ccivng from on beard ships Yazoo, aud Saratoga,
goods in their nc which together with their forac,
stock en hand, makes their assortment very complete.
The following compose part, VIZ: TWIST curlsnie,
tuck and dressing combs horn do OF all descriptions, In
lia ruhcr silk and wOrsted elastic garcrS common 4
fine elastic suspcners, loco oco and Lucifcr matches,
Seiz powders, powdcrpus and boxes, toilet powder
pocket hooks md Wallets needle books shell, pearl,
ivory and irorocco card eases, head ornaments plain
raj beads, necklaces AMI nc"ligees, bead claims, bead
necklaces cut glass and plan,seed silver and gtbcas
Indian beads bells and pumes; pistol and large pow
der TASKS shot belts, horse, belt. pocket and dueng
pistols double and single barrced Bowie knives
and rks. scissors shears, pocketknivcs, guard chains
and ribbons, waist buckles, cloth, hair, tooth, nail comb
,,rum. shoe, plate floor and busting brushes, Cologne,
Florida, lavender, and bay water assorted essences,
anh extracts, Naccassar, bear antique, and Wards We
sctable hair oils shaving and toilet soaps of all dcs
criplinns ladies' and gentlcmens desks and dressing
cases. hair riegetS rixct,es and raids, plain, fancy and
musical work boxes, plain and gilt, figured, coat and
vrSi hnoas, pearl ana IVORY sT' no. snt s.a,s, so'
and gilt lockcs, miniature do silver, brass and steel
imlcs, hooks and eyes, hair pins, imitation fruit, blk
and rcd ink shoe blnckins, volns and guitars, ribbed
and plain percussion caps, lin:n Irvine, scented cush-
lens, gold and silver lace and fringe, latter paper, game
bags, riding Whips, walking canes, playing cards, fins
gold plated and gilt twcllry &c.
The above together with variety of other arti-
clcs Offered at Wholesale or retail accommodating
| TERMS
NIB Shell combs repaired.
| ~ fVI u 4, HI>y IIous. C;,, ,,I al
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Rfssfttf Il is3.s y c,, M Mastziae street, ar;
- r,x sca,i 50 r,n l.; p, Nashville, iArdsville
Ke.,i.akv E,s;c and other late arrivals iroa' thr
N.nt,,.r cr.s !, large ,rrl selec,e, assortment
u.,s, 3oriS, ~, pes and Bsosans,
r,msi uia- Of = arnu's line calf AMI Mnrr'eco bnn,s
do ~ ,r,ili,,; Il, hn ri, n stout pe:esc'l hoNs
sarnn,s :, i,u.s; mans Inc ctt seal anil MDt',cc'
---,- mi ns An ausr.s, 'uekssia shoes, h;ons '''
s.,yrers; meas HE calf .ul kpc cgscl shoes and
br,ru,a; do ITS; til, so'a kip a, wax Iess,ed shoes
anil hsres; gentle nes best quality c,i sewcl Shoes
Lrusu,s ", Jack DJwnin5s; 10 calf AM Morocco
buckle SHOES :u,l l3sns; do calf seal an' VI hoec"'
fnIiu shines and slippers, 5 cali: b'H : seal wings,
a ncw article; do line cali, seal and morocco quarter
oos; loys misses anl ciiiden's pegsce and scwed
hresu,s, anil shoes Of every quality aHd kind.
Also II general assortment OF mems stout wax am
~., ,,uSms anil shoes, together with io,'fO pars
negrs prs, quality, r'ssett brosms, nailed in the
,,r,nks urrl expressly for plantation use; god as
sartn,e,t Of mems fine and stout Kip russell br'gu's,
CIV artict., u, mgc quantity of An inferior qI.i't,
rnsscl a,.i brosans.
ie,Ies fine calf, SEAL and grain wells, and
mn M stp sl,oes 10 fine French Morocco ami kid r'
ra,n.l slippers; do shoes, witt, Mu without heels
Of all kls anil qualities; d lasting irogs 40 ger
eis,d f,xel beotccs Misses lasting spring shoes
brt,7.ns Cilillrcs coured Morocco aiu lasting bro
gans AMI boots, Nc. . .
Ge,teu.n's fine fashionable black silk hats; he black
and .llat beaver 10 OF superior quality; to limitation
Koran, 40; hrou AMI him mems line l1'I ant
black R.ssa short Hplc'l hats new article Youths
Meas ani b:y's black and t., wool hats OF tariou
Shapes, with general assortment OF boys and me''i
seal cs,ps
THIS assortment will be re,eusle,l by tho arrival o
each sckrts from the named cities all OF wlicl
will be sol, on accommodating terms aug I'll
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&. III. BANCROFT.
yNrHOlE SAiE AND IEiAIL DEALER i,
~ Upuks Stationary, NIuscYl 1, eruInc,ls, Fame,
,,;.ls Sc No. ii Ca,nu street keen constantly on
Ln:u, :, large assortment of
Blank Books, Maps on lol,ss,
Letter Paper Pocket Maps,
| Cap do Maniial,l writers,
Ruled do Pen knives
Folio Post De,k ito
Bank do Pocket looks
Con,,uercid do Wallets
Packe. do Note books,
Printing Paper Por, fol,os
Wrapping in do do will, locks
Drawing do do do for travelling
Marble av Portable wrilin. desks
Coloic, do Dressing cases,
Coming 10 Nri,in ink black aad red
Mor.co do Copyim; do
Tissue do lntlclib,c do
plaNiag Cards Conyinr do
Visiting do Sealing Wax
p a,r,ls u" 10 W Ma.r~ ',.,o,,s
,i |nn ~ ns,"'''
I'm En- G mn' UI",
S S I'oo"S' tapI' nes'
HoWS' lara Eases,
piI,'s' rofceiaii oa,es,
i pms VI 'SS:'hse' Taper go
Il" ad''h'sE, stone 40
S,,,i VI u.e,s 4'"'9' S S, men n," "'',I"s
I,o,,!,'; I ~ n p'sN o',''''" W.
p,,,. IaJ; , I, -: 'os''
So: ~ 49,
Ii.mh' ,,sseee" "h'pS'
'',.''htt > oo'sfpSs"o t,iohes,
Homes, ,nai ;nI L., g., ,, = a"''''
p,,,,, ! ,J i u >''
C,,JEl'a p',;',,,I p, ui",,..,.
..sns '''''e' '"''' b;.,"'. f.,,,os
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Es0y,,,1yI..s Bshrvs,.y.

Es0fLIar's EshrMssy.
Collection of Cu!loulal Phrases, on every tonic nc.
n ccSstry to maintain conversation, arranged unde,
different heads, with remarks on the peculiar
pronunciation and OF various words. The whole 81
disposed us considerable To facilitate the acquisition of II
correct pronnnc inion of the French. by Bonar,
new edition, revised and corrected.
selection of tnc hundred of PERKINS, Tables accom-
panied with key, containing the text literal and free
traslaon arranged in such manner us To point ON
the difference between the French and English iion
also figured pronunciation of the French according IL
the best French works eNtnt the subject. The whole
preceded by short treatise the sounds of the French
language, compared with those of the English
A Pron"uncng French Primer or the Scholars Guide
to the accurate pronunciation and ctography of the
French Lang age, containing its elements according To
the best usage, by Bernard Ironchn, Just received and
for sale Ivy W1l MckEAN
M Cor Camp & Com sis.
~ I.AFONTA ~ Camp Street, lias ON hand and
III .ocrs Jnr sale 100 Indian hbls dry Mansu wine
900 or casks do do 30 pr casks Gouc d. 20 do ishn
do, hf pipes Maicirn, do 10 Or casks do 6 one eighth
do do 30 dozon do do ~ 80 Gnacin wina 30 do port Ia
40 do old Burgundy, 80 lfpipcS london dock brandy II
cir, wine, 81 do Mediterranean red wnc 30 or cnslS
Sicily Madeira wine, 9 casks, 20 doz London porter
pnts 50 sacks soft shccd aninnls 30 boxes slel,ci
almonds, ocases l1uoriee nste ceroons Caracas in
digs leases gum Ar;Ibd, IN assorted ncklrd fish
20 Pouchony tea, 10 Glib Hxes Inv son do 80 ILLS
picked goldfish 80 do Potomac herring 30 kgs Goshen
butter. nj
HARPER's CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
IA oitACE, translated by Phillip Francis, u ID, with
appendix, containing TRANSACTIONS of vnrous
odcs, &c. by Ben Joi-ou, Cowlcy, Milton Drvdon
Pope Addison, Swift Cnttcrton, G Wakefield, Person.
Bryan &c. and some of the eminent poets of the
dGy-anl
PllEDRUS, with The appendix of ;iutlins ransn
ted by Christopher Smart in vols forming volumes 10
and 10 Of "iIarper's Classical Library"
The Expedition of HUMPHREY CLINKER, bv r.
Smolleit, ID. with memoir Of the Antor nv TI,o,n.
ms Rseroe, Esq, new edition, with illustrations by Geo
CruikSl,ank
THE Gypsy; Tale, by the author of "RicleIieu ~
HAlary Of Burgundy &c., edition. vols connic,
in one.
PAU. CLIFFORD: hv The anthor of "Pslhnns.,
"Thc nsnwned, &c, hcing volume " ofihe new etIi-
lion Of "l'ul"Grs Complete " orks. just rrccycd am
for s.te by WM MrEEAN.
IL -oiner ofCnmp aud Common 4.
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Buffers EVcroesceatliagnesian Apcy1cut,
HHOR Dyspepsia imigcstio nervous debility, gid
IL aness, asdity of the stomach hatlal custivencss
cutaneos diseases, govt, gravel &c highly valued as a
genuine cooling purguvc very suitable in this time Of
the year.
A supply of the above named valuable medicine iusr
receive from England, aud for sale by
ii BONNABEI., Druggist.
H2n ''Ichapiiouis st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

TENO GROCERS! TO GRUCERS!!-lhc sr'sril
H. bcrs would inform the GrOccrs OF Me-" oritnl , '"a
they keep constantly hand, large supply OF Tue 'rJ
Stoushton's Bters, manufactured by tsn'ScheS'""'
will be sold at New York prices.
mn % ~ Camp IT.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

6NLOTIIING-I. p. FREEMAN & co. NO. 3 MA.
~ GAIlNE ST, are now receiving their supplies Of
fall and winter clothing, aud will continue To receive
shipments every packet throughout the season. They
have hand aud arc now opening a general assori
nrn of fine and common goods, suitable either for the
city or cnnntry trade. rs their assortment will he
large merchants from the country will find it to their
dv2ntagc TO call aud examine the goods. 81
A TRACT OF LAND ON WOLF RIVER, at Ir
mouth of the Bavau Frnit, the henl of Scl,oonce
Navigation, STATE of Mississippi containing AGO Acres,
embracing both sides of the river, and on wrlsis
sin,li house THIS land is well wooded with live oak
hlr.l nie, etc. The situainn is All eligible one for n
SAW MILL The tiabcr for winch md for the dam ia
already cut, and maybe erected al moderate expense,
It's proximity 10 the city of New Orleans the increased
nndinrr sing demand for brr is WORTHY The attcu
non ut any person dcsiru,ls Of cmarking in thai bust.
ness. For terms amply to
WEl.MAN, Merchants Enclsnye
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II rOST OR STOl.EN--A liberal reward will be civ
u eli Tor the recovery of Pocket Book will, its
tens that was taken dropped frsm iny pocket
Sunday evening last, while in the crowd assisting put
the fire in Camp street. The poke book is com,
mon or large size unbackcd leather, with the OF
VIM. j. Bridges written on it in two more places
containing numerous papers of Importance to the own
er. Apply AT the True American Office.
il WAi r RPJDCES
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11
THOMAS a. SW AIN
Nm LII CnunI NLreeI A1,r IL.t

NO. IT OHH# NUPtL TfW OrleNNS
HAS always on hand constantly X receiving Du,,
Il Dyes, Chemicals, and Pains, al ong them nrrI,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

FNNIlE subscribers hhvf received per recent Hrrivr
II and offer for sale Bosto iron company nails, whites
strained Sperm OIL, Fall strained aorelncl whale oil do
essential oils of cedar and wornwoud, roll Birthstone
manufactured Tobacco of various qualities Sperm can
dies, Tuow do Sweet Chocolate Spanish in small box
Is, seit shcLl Almonds, Crude Salt Peter, superior arti-
ole Pongrc silk ldkt's rich patterns, 80 and IA black
do shc"iings, =" md Al Lowell coons, .awrcncc and
Appleton IA brown shcctnss suitable for the Mexican
market, superior Russia brown slccngs, Ravens Duck
Bells celebrated ppstc Hacking, NorcesS's do Stevens
ptcn, balances, all $izss pl, g cards If various quail
tics, good assortment Of scaSonabc colhing, hats and
slocs-!0 parasols aud umbrellas, rich patterns
and latest fashions.
ms BRIDGE, NOSE & Co l3l Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

q JH2UNFAU'f & ONiS'S r,alisc on l,esllI.
~ icn, a ,cas 81. T1saiise the Art Of Desti, ii
Ill. eorreasrfHg in rncholt order the most re
nj and exact Theoretical md pIs ca instructions fer
rnolS ana ether fuvraceoas and sugars vegetables.
ssch also the whnl Of raciilcator in which Is
earriennrly treated the of cssemtial nils MS the
nfi,rriia eases sf the tastes and nsvnnrs of snrs
anl ii the recsni discoveries and improvements in
esat arf ror the fnncl e. Du,rnnfi,,t nv John Shcr
al-io which is prcix al, tne Disii!lcrs' practical inlp
by Pear Jnnes entirely n, wcd and augmented win
..,in re.cipiSfrr makins RIM. lirantIg. Hollands
6ir. ~. Ill snr.5sf ronpouui curIi4ts IL lin,ors
%. 4: iYsd at Sts ale bv. Wl1 yrEtN
al OTtsf :cIg4s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

SPAIN REVISITED, &c. &c.
SPAIN REVISITED, &C. by the uutler of "A wear
- in Spain, in 2yols.
fruits Of iis,m characters generally upplica!,e to
The Ahorisines Of North America, by & Turner ESQ
3yolS.
The Political Grammar, of the United States, or a
complete view Of the theory and practice of the general
aud state governments with the relations bcw cen Them
dedicated and adapted to The young men of the ned
States by Il ID Mansfield, Esq.
Nimrofs Hunting 2Ours ilerspcrscd with character.
tic anecdotes, savings and doins of sporting men, in
GLIDING notices of the principal crack riders of England
with ytical contents, and general index of names,
volumes.
Commenltwies on Equity Jurisprudence; as admin
stercd in England and America, by Joseph Story, l. l.
Dane professor of law in Harvard University vol Isl,
Vol. 3D. thWy's GcNer0i Pructicc.
Fi. l}H, " endeH'x Reports.
The Sentiments 0fF2optrS will IL colourcd plates
London edition.
ALso--t few more copies Of ComLc's Phrenology,n
"Rcn2i, Large surveyor CnnlnSscs ofsupcrur u,luI-
tv, with Chains, Billiard Balls of 2l-i and > - inches
tiillotS talic Pens apuucd papers, weights
&c. sc. Sc.
Just received, ant! for sale by
m3l BENZ LEVY
NEW rOnKS-lhc Ora, on Miscclany M 5, con-
~ tanning legends OF Spain. by the author Of the
Skctcl, Book. IiVrClIKlSS &. Co.
OIL 81 chai,es St,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NTY AUNT PONTYPOOl, u novel, in vo

MY AUNT TONTlFOOI, a novel, in vol.
I'VE uncs.
TIC Derotcd, by the autlorcss Of "TLc psincri,cd"
"Flrtnto,,' &c. in2 vols
Tie .idrentnres IF II Gentleman IL search eru Horse,
with numerous wood cuts.
Campe,down; or News iro,. Our Neigborlsod: being
sketches by the author OF sour Neighhorn'od,' SC.
in vol.
RnsSia md lie Rassit,Rs; or Journey to st Peters
burg and Moscow through Couluud and ivonia,
with cha ac,erstic sketches Of the people, by Leigh
Ritcllie Esq. author of Turner'S Annual POUR
Observation-Disclosures &c.
Narratire Of tie Arctic lind Expedition the mouth
of the great Fish river and asug the sho Of the
Arctic Ocean, in the years 1888, 1884 AMI lo'5. 10y
Captain B;r'k. Il. N. commander of the cypedili,u
illustrated with n map.
Just rsecincd and for sale by WM si'KEAN,
az corner S'ulup and Conunnn SIS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

nOYl.E x MAY, House, Sign, an" Ornamental
y Painters, No Caro'nlelc street, two doors from
Canal street.
Limitations sf the following woods and marbles, OK
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Also-Flulcs, of every Descriptions vioinS, 'oINt.
los guitars, clarionct< ngcolcts, bassoons, horns tr
pets buglcs DRUMS flies, strings, reeds and every afu
Gle of musical merchandise, wholesale ani Ir.'
nv, "a 10 Camp street
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07

He has curiosity to knoto, but not TO knO,0 h'n'-
self; because TO know himself is to know his
corruption, to know his ignorance and litleness;
and at this, mans pride revos. Were he pure
and holy, he would know, and study,and admire;
the stars would then be unworthy OF iils gaze;
all external objects would sink into insgnlhcance;
his own nature would be his daily lesson, and IN
it he would see the image OF his Maker ana rlse
from has o,Un nature up to natures Eod' but
now how changed-how fallen! Ills TALL sug-
ocs,s the author of his fall. Hence he turns from
selC-he will not know himself; but like the
man whose involved affairs threaten him with
ruin of his state, he wfulIy shuts his eyes against
the unwelcome truth, and blindly rushes forward
to accumulated wo! Consummate folly! 10
know ones danger is to escape it half. God has
ordained acknowledge an important means to
selfrestoration, Then "know myself" and let
the sight of thy corruption excite within thee n
sautary hatred Of thy tempter, inspire thee with
ardent aspirations after thy redemption from sin,
and fill thy breast with gratitude TO Him who
out Of darkness brings forth light, converts the
greatest misery into the greatest happiness. Let
ever present consciousness of our own imbecility
and heipessness move you to fervent. frequent,
unremtting prayer for the safe conduct of the
Holy Ghost, that your corruptions may be sub.
tue,,, your ignorance instructed, your body and
soul, with all their faculties, sancfied and made
to act tremendously in obedience to the laws of
God, and with single view to his glory. Then.
whatever remains of corruption, may still adhere
to your soul; whatever temptations of sin may
assal you, and seek to disturb you, you will find
selfknowledge a source of peace and joyful
hope; for you canDot compare your present with
your former self without discerning the power
Of the Holy Ghost eXerted upon your soul, in
changing its tendencies and ncinatons; in i'm
planting n love of God in opposition to your nat
ural love of the world; in exciting, as antagoS
mist to your original appetite for sensual pleas
ures, that "hunger and thirst after righteousness"
which here will be fed and nourished with the
mamma of heavenly truth, and hereafter will, with
out safety, be satisfied and filed with such food
and drink as suit celestial naturcs-C hwchman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07
MORAL & RELIGIOUS.
"KNOW THYSELF."

The importance of the foregoing precept has
been acknowledged by the wisest and best men
of every age and every cline. So pregnant with
wisdom was it esteemed by the ancient world
that after comforting on its supposed human ar,-
thor an Immortality of praise, it was traced up
to higher than an earthly source, and a god as
signed as the worthy procaimer of the first of
maxims. Revelation has sanctioned it, and in
various forms the word of God enioins the sac
red duty Of selfknowledge. What mans high
est wisdom has thus in every age and every place
borne witness to as sacred truth and inspiration.
has impressed with the current mark of Gods
approval, reason might well expect would easi
iy compel the universal homage of mankind
Alas, iii universally Landed only to he univer-
sally condemned in practice.
But why is this ? What is the cause of this
marvellous Inconsistency between the conviction
and the conduct of men as regards this precent.
fundamental as it is TO sound doctrine and MIRO
practice in religion and morality? Is il that man
wants curiosity to stimulate him to the inouirv2
Does this defect appear in less important mattersp
Witness the untiring industry with which he in
vestigates external nature, collects innumerable
facts from which to deduce his PRINCIPLES. racks
his invention to devise the means whereby to re-
duce these long-sought principles to practice, and
thus to improve his physical condition, and ex-
tend his control over the material elements of
the world without. Nay, with what infinite toll
and exhaustless patience does he explore those
departments of nature which promises to Weld
less practical advantage, and which only crafty
the thirst for knowledge; nsomuch that scorce
one OF the tnest insects that float in the air. or
one OF the smallest shells that garnish the foun-
dations Of the Deep but is made subject to bis
inquiries, and brought within the domain OF sci
ence. Here is no lack of curiosity.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07
no Farmers.

UOHN C. CROSMAN, manufactures and keeps
~ constantly for sale, at his shop, STRAW COI
TIERS, which for usefulness and cheapness are SUI
peror to any other machine of the kind in use, rs
will appear by the following testimony OF zen zen,
tlemon who have used them and tested lheir uu'y
The undersigned having used the straw cutters
made by John G. Crosman of ST. Johnsbrry, give
it opinion that in cheaPness, auLapillly ana
usefulness they exceed any machine in known use
as fodder saving machines.
1t is not liable to get out of repair, occupying
very small space and light as to be easily carried
under the arm We cheerlully recommend the use
of il to every farmer, for the purpose of cutting
straw hay or fodder, fully believing that it will
in one winter save in fodder more than double the
y" CHARLES ROBERTS,,
JOSEPH H. INGALLS,
SILAS HOUGHTON,
f.. B. CHASE,
f. FAIRBANKS,
EZRA lDE
LEONARD HARRINGTON,
ST. Johnsbury Plain, Sept. z, 1887. ct
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Look AT This.

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale at my
" Factory at H. Paddock Furnace, WINDOW
SASH, Of various kinds and sizes. PANNEL
DOORS Of 4, 6, and PANELS from l to INCHES 21i
thick suitable for outside and inside doors Win
dow Blinds Of different sizes.
~ He would just say to the public that his
Sash, Blinds and Doors are made OF the FIRST rate
stock by experienced workmcn, and in the latest
style, and sold reasonable terms. Please to
call and look.
N. b. All orders by Mail or otherwise punctu-
"'' LINDORF MORRIS
ST Johnsburv August Z, 1887
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07

CNTRAYED from the pasture of Mr. John Lock,
- about the last ofJuy, a black MARE, four years
old wearing yoke, and had no shoes on. Who
ever will give information where said marc can be
found, shall receive a suitable reward.
JOHN F. WHITTLE.
Irasburoh Vi 9-dwN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07

A certain Senator had INDUCED n habit of
sinking his head when any one was speaking IN
onposiion to his sentiments. Never mind IT.
SAYS the speaker, though he shakes It, there Is
nothing in it,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07

uOur marty is near the full ffuition ofits hopes"
' F'' Pa Democrat
Just as a criminal is near to heaven when stand
ing upon high gallows ready to take his last leap
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do,s ogo ncked up couple of mulattoes swim
ming min n the middle Of the Mississippi There's
literal Glflmqnt of Benton's famous prophecy;
Did not he foretel, that the yeHo'0 G0ys would
swim up tho Mississippi river'-Lou'So@te '0"r""e'
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.EBOOds aaaaa Shoes.

GEORGE G. BARNEY begs leave to tender
Va his acknowledgements to the Public for past
tavors and to inform them that he continues to
manufacture
BOOTS AND SHOES
at his old stand, where he has on hand and intends
keeping. constant supply of all articles in his line
warranted to be made of the rs rate stock, and of
course to do good service.
Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call and
examine his stock under the assurance that his pri
moderate and the smallest iavors will be
thankfully received.
N. b. The subscriber has been waiting long to
exchange a few old notes and accounts for cash
&c but has waited in vain--Thercfore Greeting
will come unawarcs-look out
GEO. C. BARNEY.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, Aug IL, 1887. 2-tf