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l;t,on doctrines so riie among their ore
,bren at the Nor;h-and their IKE" ue,''
mina.ion to resist in any ma""er NV
may be called upon by their ,nu.",'" SCUM :, :"
friends all attempts made By Northern Ia,
na,ics to interfere with Sou'heT" ines,'" ',,.,
tions-and to express mos' ly--'e. sue" u
interference come f-,m what quarter Il
msy-wh.,her from Father fr'eaa " @ h'0
they--,ha, their minis are s'i'''1 'i'In
this ,oint. As u Northern man l "'u.' >,
c,ll unon all n,y brethren residing :" 'A'S
sec,iop or the country, IN .a;nS wc!' "P""
This matter. Lc; US show !" the people
Of The Slavc.N"l.iinE States 'ha' we nave
not come here 10 live anil iaisen upon she''
boun,ics. and then Js.!as :lN" turn 'iai'''
to her rights ed interests ana '','' ','''
our services arc ,lcm,ndc': t" 'h'''c '.''
operations nf sis dannaDic 'a"a''' IN
they shall be s!a.!ly ani promptly ''"''' :,
cd. And !c, us show 700. I" i've t''''
Of Tie Nor,i, ,h,, Upon 'h- snN'''' We
have rot single 'c'iirg - ''t>'" "''''
Them. ,,,a; we o." NJ "s:' ~"
NOR -
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ARRi: AS

On FRIDAY the 2uh Fc5. :-'"1'" ia :
rec, Cap, 'lvN 10 'oNn f',s' w., mo, me-
c!,apI.,. 70 James lcn>:ns, ..n. u ta!1
Jzn,cs Connce. raul 7, ''ilc?'sgc. >''I.' !.
non N,G.c & Co. IN. E, 'orsnan. t
Lzboa..,. H. Anderson \ f" u
Dsschanp., John I",s. r l'one> Mash H.
] Bishop & c.. Rcs " iphcr-'n OF
DovL,n, M,s M'Ns. Ling B",S'" 4 "a
derson. Holleyman 5, G'-'. = N''',"
aud C.. Ma,hcson "f Camd"n; .nh h"' -
D Green. ! X Curc,on, -. Nye y g
q y r.c',n,a.. w licn.Y, sr. &.
cullwcll j. i llas'as & 60 .;'d y. 81,
On the 25.h Fc5 v,na & kc,''"ha"% :
Ss,. Ne shannon 'l'1ee : c. ,,.,.',: IN me-
sha"d',e o.; n~.''ss s,nnonl ua.s e'"S'5 <
, 1.', ,,,r,,c, ,s-rr, K k7ln an1
G. =. C Dc.c:samps o: I n1I''; an' -
Green. J. I l,aens : 4 o. J. Bell aaa a
G. Brewster of the 'i';c''"1
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= j. sylvester,
l'O Broadway. y. \.
100000
n4lll!a state
I.OI'lILR \.
Glass |

io7 The bench. "l the ;onn Of Wheeling.
To be- drawn al Alexandra, Va. ;>a-
;Er !a,, March I. Isl
Capitals
$50. 600. 1000, 5000. 3.n-n2 OF 2nGn2 OF
900. 70 g., I.tHu 20 OF 300 2'' VI 100
.i0nl 200 ~ u. 100 &c
Ticket, 10 ,!o!la.>-Sharcs IN proportion
ccrlica.c If package ii - whole
,ickc,s in THIS Magnificent >chc!c c ma 'he
Lad tor loo '.o!I.rs-pAc Aagss oi hai 't>
and quarters N p!'i'"I:"".
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Notice

The subscribers have commenced business in
Camden, and stc ready 10 SUPPLY yTiioMSONIANS
a:: diners with c"cry article in the line Of hledi-
ci"'s Nc. necessary Cor the practice.
A-o. they can accommodate !ew patients at
,i": .n:i'r:.rY.
Ire" i: ST '. .or .mc satisfaction Of those who
'a: "si, t" - the inirnary that our loca-
u":! 's".c "i ,Ec mos; elevated and healthy In
tiirsG.:l | r.cE end ot Bioad street
HARVEY s. CARLISLE.
frh ls..-i..i
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Fresh Garden Seed.

JOS, received hcsl, supp. ci Garden Seed
of ,it" g.ow, .! i-:G. mos. ri ":.irh Scie 'mpot-
,,a directly ;,om England. ,, u &. Thosbuin
S..,t,n,r nd rIn,;.t Nrw Yu.h: they a.. warf,n.
ted frs, ID gen .inc..4,Homs which arc &c fol-
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PRIVATE SALE.

TG,c .usc,,bcr w..hns to close his prc.rn, h,,s,.
re,-. o:i.-. IA" hr large and conr,cdious two
s.o,, h."e". n"w occupied by him ~ a store and
tw.:'ln: ON III" premises are all necessary out.
l'iirn--. v'a back store, Cotton house. kitchen,
s.r,kc house and stable
II 1.,Hcd tho Subscriber will dispose Of his
s'"rA "t goods al ,hc same time. con.is,ng Prin-
rrrmly OF Groceries and Dr,ncs,,cs also. lot on
Campbell slice;
Also
light t"nr horse wagon.
The ahov" viii l.c sid on accommodating terms
fo! particulars, apply 10 The subscriber,
S DEPASS
Var li-.1~.t
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Committed

10 The Jail ofKcrshaw District. on the 18th
lus, negro boy who says ,ha, his pamc IS
" Wlli.am and that he belongs TO John Boyd.
l,y,nr ~ sumter District, on Jack Creek
The TO, Is about Ii or ID years OF age,
dark complicated. and spare built. The ow-
ncr Is requested 10 come forward, prove pro-
oc,,v, pay charges aud take hIm away.
" STRICKLAND, Jailor.
Fob lS-.1l-,t
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All to be drawn in the month Of March.
We have ncycf before had lkc oppor,u-
nit, Of LAYING before cur patrons ard
correspondents - "1any brilliant capitals
in a"v orc inonll as arc now offered tn
,!.c public. lo bc drawn in Tic niUn.l, Of
March-and We would particularly refer
- those schr.ncs cf Tic .it!.. ll.. leih
and 2G:h. rs wcrtl,y Of Especial attention
T." ensure a supply. and rrc:cn. !isap.
pom. lose ~ ..nc III addressing yo"1 or
dor 20
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NJ " FIRM.

The subscribers having on the I'd Of JAM
uary formed copar'ncrship under the firm
Of Jones & Ma, ,sllaiI for the purpose Of trans
ac:lng Tie mercantile business, will keep con-
SANITY on hand foil supply Of dry goods,
groceries &c. which they will dispose Of on
the most reasonable terms, and hope BY their
sric, attention 10 business 10 merit share Of
lhc public patronage
j. l.. JONES.
4. c. MARSHAL.
jan. 1---1GI-,f
N Is. Having formed the above copart-
ncrshp j, becomes necessary for inc TO close
my business therefore request all who arc
Indebted 10 me b, uo,c or account 10 call and
settle TO same.
J. L. JONES.
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Fresh .UcdicincS.

TFuE. subscriber La, Mt receive. n
Il addition to his stock, Consisting !"
part of the iollowing articles, Warranted
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NltIIri " IAl.l.EN,
t,iDR',i. rliKt l..
FOND f\Gi.iSil.
UlllllfbDKD SMITH. lr
JAMES Si."fII.,
JOHN ' DAVIS.
JAMES W NEl.BOR\.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-03-29
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
From the Olive Branch.
CIRCULAR.

CIhCOLAHS
Addressed, by the standing Committee"
Of the New York Christian Union
Association to their brethren OF the
various Evangelical Denominations OIL
this City.
BeloUed Brethren-,The object of this
Letter is 10 certify you that on the 24th OF
December last, at meeting Of brethren
from the Christian Churches Of our city,
an Association was formed, which recelV-
ed the name of " The Chris|ia" Union
Association OF Men, Y0r"
The constitution, drafted by commit
tee appointed for that purpose, at previ-
Gus meeting, was presented, read, and
unanimously adopted. 1t embraces, 10
general terms, the great objects Of the as
sociation, as well as the rule BY which it
is to be governed, and will be found ap-
pended to this letter
The organization of this Association
was first suggested to, and pressed upon
the churches Of this city, by dele ga
ton" from the General Christian Union
Association of Connecticut. This dele
cation, composed of lay brethren of diff
ferent Christian denominations of Con-
necticut, visited our city about the middle
of December last, and Immediately pro-
ceeded to lay before as many of the pas
tors and brethren of the churches among
us, as they conveniently could, the object
Of their mission This consisted, first, in
stating 70 rs the existence and success Of
voluntary associations already formed
among themselves; and, seceadly, incall-
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o. S. MURRAY, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.

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I'd weekly, At 100 year, payable within four
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$2,SO--afer the close Of the year, to rise IN tins
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MITE eompanies who receive twelve more
copies in one bundle, and pay within four months,
At 81 .50--afer four months, TO rise as above,
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~ agents, who procure and pay foI six sub.
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% No paper t. be discontinued until arreara-
Res are paid, exec IT at the discretion OF the pub
Usher.
o. An letters, to secure attention, must come
postage paid.
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BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1887.

one year, upon Jail convicts, and the in
mates of aims and poor houses, exceeded
359,3G8 dollars, of which it appears that
more than 2l975 dollars were expended
on the drinkers of alcohol. So much for
crime and poverty, among the intemper-
ate Of one State. Had we recourse to
information setting forth the whole a.
mount of crime and pauperiem in Aneri-
ca annualIy,it would be enough to brighten
the most courageous.
But the events Of the past year show us
that our labor has not been in vain Let
US take courage then. from the past. Let
us buckle on the whole armor, and re-
new the onset against this demon of de-
struCtOn.
DANIEL NlMBLET, Secretary.
5 $:;: 6 7 Si H::;'' Committee
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r E PORT.

Il is with feelings Of gratitude 10 the
bene6cieut Creator and sustalner OF the
universe, for the prosperity which has
hitherto attended the progress of the tenn
perance cause,-that the Secretary and
Committee ofthe Starksboro' Temperance
Society present this their first annual re-
port, although at the fourth anniversary
The leading events in the history Of
the Temperance reform, are marked with
tokens Of much good. In reference TO the
prosperity Of this Association. it is proper
TO observe. that Notwithstanding a want
Of zeal for the advancement Of so great
and glorious a cause, is manifest in some
Of our members, yet our march is on
ward.
This Society has often held meetings,
and heard addresses from various indi-
viduals, calculated to stimulate the mem
bers 10 an increased engagement for the
promotion Of the cause. In the course of
the third year Of this Society's existence,
Il caused memorial 10 be prepared, pray
ing the merchants in town TO refrain from
bringing in ardent spirits, as al article oil
merchandise, and procured many sigma
tnres thereto, and caused it to be presented
10 the merchants, which evidently produc.
ed a check in the sale of spirituous liquors
although to q limited extent Various
resolutions have been passed by this So
ciety within the past year, some OF which
Il may be useful to rehearse.
Resolrsd, That the object of T Temperance
ASSOCIATIONS Is the entire overthrow Of in
temPerance,-Andth that the Temperance sys
tenn can never be complete, until the Pledge
embraces all kinds OF Intoxicating liquors.
I RcsotDed That we will use our united
nnd lnutVIdual endeavors, to prevent, (bY al
lawful means merchants from brinpipt
spifituous liquors into this town, az an arti
Gle Of merchandise.
Resolved, That the use Of nina a.
beverage, is equally pernicious in L, Ten
deucy, and injurious in its effects, as the us
Of distilled liquors.
Resolved, That the time has come, wbe,
this Society ought so to alter its Constitution
rs 10 include wine 10 It's pledge, signed b,
all its members, and to hold forth an en-
enlargement TO them to abstain from III
use Of every kind Of intoxicating liquors a
q common drink, BY causing the preParatio
ofa Pledge TO that effect.
q Resolped That the institution Of the 70
lowing Queries, to be answered quarterly
would tend to the promotion Of the Tempe
suce cause:
J. What number have Joined this So
clety within three months; and what
the whole numberi
=, = How many members have signe
$3.50 s r.edse: embracing all kinds Of il
Have any member. Violated. N. fai,
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TEMPERANCE.
For the VeTnn

For the Vermont Telegraph.
Report and Proceedings OF tho starLs-
borough Temperance Society.
The Scarborough Temperance Society,
held its annual meeting on the Oath Feb
ruary, 1887.
David Ferguson delivered a short and
very interesting Address on the occasion.
The following Resolutions were then in
troduced by Joel Battey, and unanimously
passed.
RESOLVED, That the unlimited distiIlation
Of ardent spirits, is an abuse Of the pre- roga-
tive 1gifl or blessing Of Jehovah, and the
violation Of the rights Of man; because it
renders nugatory the labors of man, and the
blessings Of God and converts into dele
teTious poison the very staff of life, and is
therefore enormously sinful
Resolved, That distiIlinq and vendin,
ardent spirits, had their origin in sel6shness,
and have their continuation in avarce; and
render those that are engaged therein, a
nuisance to community, and an execration
Course to society.
Rssolped, That the traffickers in ardent
spirits could not gain a livelihood from the
support that they might derive from the in
temperate therefore, without the patron
age o. the temperate, such must desst; con-
sequently the entire Withholding Of the
patronage of the temperate, would be a bat
tering-ram of sufficient power to demolish
the trade in this town.
The following is list of the officers for
theensuing year:
LEONARD BusHNELL President DANIEL
NniBLET, Tce President. PEARLEY Hill,
SecretdTy. ELIsHA FERGUSON, Treasurer.
Ina BUSHNELL, Librarian.
For CUunselors:
James Chase, Vim. Worth, 3D., Luther
r. Eaton, lionel W. Hill, Josiah Fuller,
GreenLeaf Ring, Benz. Dame Almon At
,cood, d arid Philips, Crispin Taft, Aaron
Wddhgh, Jr, ALudh Knapp, James Moody,
Enock Vdrney.
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HARPER'S CLASSICAL. LIBRARY.
%W0RAEE, translated hv Phillip Francis, ID ID, with
: an nppendix, containing transatians OF various
plss, &C. hv Ben Janson, Co,rlcv Milton, DrYdon,
Pope diison swift Chattcrtou, q Wakefield. Person,
BRYAN, &c. and OF the cln cnt poets of the
dav-ana
PIEDaUS, with The appendix ,f ;'u'irs transa
ssd bv clriso7hcr 5nfrt, in vols forming volumes Is
and 10 Of a;f,ruer's Classical Library"
The Expelitian of HUMPHREY CLINkER, by T.
smniIet II D with memoir of the Author, by 1hnm-
as Bsszoe Esq new edition, with Illustrations, by Geo
CYniksl,ank
a THE ftPsy; Talc,bv the author nf "Ricclieu.'
Mary OIL irsaady," &c, cditina vols coiupet,
PAUL ItFFORD; by the 'u:hor of "Pelhaa.'
Tbs d.. II Sc, b,in! se'ana " ofthe new eji
nofaEl MIA, complete Eis Just rcreEed an
v.fe :, WM ticEEiN,
GrGi9, 81 FRI CANDLES. Nc.-2O0 BIKE,
y Wait. Hasenaa sagar, $50 ditto New ReIfnrr
fprru Il, ii.s t51 iiftn Sattket htto ditto II Chsk
'isunto, Hi4c fipos / Half Piaea, AMI % Quartz
l-r,hs sally Heisha YIN" f'r sHlr ~
90 J33epH CQCKiYNE, ~ Grrries-ssrs:
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SE\N q LEANS
SADDLE & HARNESS WAREHOUSE,
No. 80, CORNER CrsToMrousE AND GRANTEES SITS
YHSlE Subscribers are now rece wing by tile packets
and other late arrivals from New York, i'll addition
to their tomrr stock, large and han some
of sa'l'c,y, making their supply for the season ample
aud complete comprising every kind and quality OF
article liz their line, among which are
Ladies' and Misses saddles, plain and quilted,
Ge,teman's d. plain, Spanish aud Creole,
Bows do do do.
Brides, bride fiIlingsane maltinsales.
Saddle bags, double and single,
V, Ices and medical bags,
Brussels and Valencia carpet do.
Worscd siths and surslngles,
Cotton do do.
Worsteh ant, st.nins Webb.
Sa.dlc-,rces and stirup feathers,
Holsters and pistol bells,
Best mon tra''cI leather trunks OF assorted sizes,
Brass rail hoottop do do do
Cnach, gig and crop whips,
ladies' and Gentlescn' stwig do,
Plated, brass and Js,a,ed coach harness,
DO DO do do do h s'g de- de,
q Cart brercling, collars, brides and lines.
Hook and chain names,
Ca harness complete,
skirtins, harness and band leather,
Bride and top do,
Morocco, deer, sheep and hog skins,
Horse brushes and curry combs,
Together with large assortment of plated, brass and
steel bride bits, curb chans srrups spurs, &c OF
ue,ir own importation. Also sou poughs of Kings
bland, of assorted Sizes just received from the nal,uac-
oriy Enfield, Conn all Of which they olcat wholesale
nad retail at ,ae lowest prices, and TO SUIT
customers.
they will also continue to receive through the wear.
by the packets from New York, fresh supplies Of goods
OF every desert ptiol. in their line ri business.
md SMITH, HUBBARD & Co.
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JME FhOlelA}A STAGE (a..Ss.
SVANG
sTTA MI OAT LgNp
.! E(s@ztse 800! 80 Co.

'7s s@as,.aa a. ~ - szszsss.4sA
From Mobile (Alabama) TO ausus..
II EAVfs Moienciy other ,a, ,a,n "s ia Geo
4 A the arrival ut the mil from New Urle,,"eH alter
steamboat EMELlNE, TO Blakely coaches ~ IN lert4
steamboats, per Pensacola l'ai, ST RIOS, sound ,.nse
tahache River and Bay to Cedar Bluff, coacIss IlOt
via Nlarann-, Chatlaoochce (formery Mne ehe,
non,) Banbrl'se, Pndci1on; iiawknsville aud Ven
vile, to Augusta passenger taking his se., .Aus
bile is in danger Of being thrown o1t or ia Mo-
pre- erence by other conflicting interests as he ~ hs
ia LINE is lu, one concern, ant, under I'm. aoh.
trpug hout and may rel, WITH cEnrA,srx W lo
arrival al Augusta III time specified, through al Ioh h'
and at any season, less sont untoIess eh.
i,oplc SHOULD occur. The Great New JrIsn ess.se
is carried by this route. I he Agents TO, arsa Mn
tio, Teams, Coaches and Drivers are not sll,n.sa
the southern country. i"''ea
The smooth, hard, natural roads, the s,l. ,,..
tsng water nays cation, the time and acconna n inter
afford the Traveller speed, cciainty, comfort amI
g variety; connected as il we're with TIC liaI s"as
Charleston, S. T.. and the steam, jackets In Noad h
travellers ca,, rca h New York from New I nhi York.
LESS THAN II DAYs*-Washington city in y. 'eaNI'
From ChMtahoochee, Florida, we have an
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee to St Marks SShsneh
post coaches, also two Branches from Hawtn,nnoors
one to A'ie"seNiie, and one 10 Macon, lgh, twuL
coaches. STOCKTUNS 81
AUGUSTA, 2tth Jan. 1855
Olicca Mansion House, Mobile, {
Substance, New Orleans 10 Mobile, ,sonr.
Mobile to Augusta, 5an %
August, to Charleston. I5G .
Charleston 10 New York, ysU--,m
Time, New Orleans t" Mobile, "a hmm,
Mobile TO Augusta, 100 I"
Augusta to Charleston 10 q
Charleston to New York, a. ess
Making l6S miles per day! or 7 miles per hour nslu
si,c OF all stop sges. NOV IN
y. II. l beg leave 10 INTERN the public hat :,
bridges aver the thatyI-. chi, swamp a, Hard '% H., ia
creek lav, luA been completed ,le general rox. ru
n,,l che NJ, os" les operating Hgai,s, Mis- ssi. mn
speedy ,out are thus hapl'b removed; and lm,r H.
pleasure ni c ug from ua,clci slha, tlt coaches ho
s. r,,cls :,,n r,',!s OF the frs, m,e,; a, Ms Il, H..
water ,rl. II, ~ p,ls;cu, To r.ar luR, i, is admit
I'D /, III who lave ,as>,o Though 1T lie svss,et
nr,,, ties t,;u,, nd s"tc'y. he bridges through
,u, j., lev, !, 50, .,t,rl ;,l,,' j NJ PAkEK
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Fs0I.l,4,.,s EsaL6ses.

Collection of Golihq'a Phrases every topic ne
cessary maintain conversation, arranged uId,r
different heads, with numerous remarks The rcculiar
,,rou,nc ation and use of va rots words The whole so
disposed CONF craby facilitate the acquisition If
correct pronunciation Of the French BY \ B0lmar, Il
new edition. revised pni corrected.
A selection of lna hundred of PERKINS, Tables, accom-
panied with key, containing the text, literal and free
translation, arranged in such manner 10 point out
sLe if.runca between the French and English iaofi
also figured pronunciation of the French, according 10
rhe hest Frcncs works extant the sniact The whole
nrecede bv short reatisc the sounds Of the Freuch
language, compared wit. those Of the English.
A Pronouncins French Primer, the Scholars Guide
20 the accuru, pronunciation and G-thography @f the
French Lang age, containing It's aciE according
se best by Bernard ironchin. lis receive and
for rae by VA Mexican,
tno Cor Camp " Com SITS.
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OCTAVE s. ROUSSEAU.


SiDSl.L's 81 YIN KENIS Nd, &c.
GPAIN REVISITED by the author Of A wear in
- SPAIN" in . vols Ho,vy Catocrip, n novel, by
the author Of Cecil Hyde in vols. 7he 1ceSs IF
j'@iua. and other tales, by the author "f " The Forsa-
KEN" in vols Ni.nrol's Hunting Tours sterspcised
with characteristic anecdotes, savings aud oilgs OF
Sporting Men, including notices tle principal crack
riders Of England with anal ticnl contents aud general
riding to Hounds, in wis. Ben Brace tho last Of
Nelson's Aganscmuous, by Curt, chanicr Il. N.,auhor
ufthe ".fc of Sailor, &c. in J wells. Commentaries
on equity Jurisprudence us administered in Engi Ind
and America, by Joseph Story, l.. l.. u. O,i1 trans-
lated by Dryden, Pope, Consrcvr, addison and otl,rs.
in 2yols. forming No - and II of "Iurper Classical
library" Infantry laetics rules for the exercise
and nanocpvrcs f,he United States iufaurv lv Major
General Scott, T. s. Army, in 8 vols. Just received
and Tor sale qy WAl. Mck.aN,
" corner Curnp Il Common SITS.
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RItluAaje, IubaCu. and SnuEi uiauutAc-
- td5-r, No. 81, Catrm c:syet, News 'fiehne,
WISHES TO INFORM his and the public IN general,
dat u.s.. 10" prepared .,uniist ANY tig, in the
ahuy, business, i, ha constantly for ale lc following
articles:
SNuFFS.
Rose, German Iaappee.
Macahoy, English Phi Regent,
American R,pl.ee; N:tcho .es,
lnit.., cd, American gentienans,
}ersa,nat, Dnnkcnt ltappee,
Irish @laekguara, St. Omar,
Cmaco., Paris
Pure Spanish, Halt coarse Rappee,
Scotch, and genuine tooth powder.
TOBACCO.
Fine cut chewing, sweet scented or plain.
Fine cut smoking, Of various qualities.
Rih-toot Virginia, Spanish &c.
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pe.itr TO an, thing Of the Kind imported, md will be
furnished TO dealers on the musi liberal terls may i