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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-08

CINCINNATI, Jan. 81. General Harrsons DE.
pdrre.- y esterluy morning about ] O'Clock,
Gen. Harrison left the city Tor Washington and
Virginia, in The splendid new boat, Ben Franklin,
fitted up expressly for the OCCASION by Messrs
Strader and Gornnn. Early in the morning, the
crowd began to gather in the neighborhood of the
Henrie House, from whence it was understood
that the General would move. He lett the house
under the escort of the Cincinnati Greys, and pro.
ceeded Oh foot to the boat attended by an immense
crowd. On board, the General took his station
near The Wheel house, surrounded by his friends,
until the military were arranged upon the lurr-
cane deck. He then came forward upon the deck
aud addressed the immense crowd of both Sc Xes
that filed our spacious landing, and the windows
and tops o the surrounding houses aud boats He
advered 10 the difference between his present sit
uation and the present state of the city, and con-
trasted them with what both were short of fifty
years since Then, m Ensign, he landed upon
these shores, where the only marks Of improve
ment were few log cabins no,c raised by the
voices Of the workingmen, of the real Democracy
ofthe country, to the highest station in the world,
he departed from II large and splendid city, taking
leave of his friends, perhaps for the last time, 10
take upon himself the cares of Government. II
any man living had reason To he thankful, he had.
The General went on to say that his future con-
duct should be governed by The vital principle of
Democracy-the greatest good Of the greatest
number. lie requested his fellow citizens 10 judge
him only By his acts, and, he did not ask their
appreciation in ADVANCE he hoped they would not
permit him to he abused in adrdnce lie then
took affec,ionate farewell Of his friends and
fellow citizens.
The General was in fine health, and spoke in n
remarkably strong and clear voice. The boat
moved down the river, and returned past The city,
the military the boat and the shore firing VOL
lies and the fine Brass Band on board play ing live
y and aniniating airs Cheers, loud and long, were
exchanged from the boat and The multitude on
shore. The General stood uncovered out from The
throng viewing his fellow citizens with paIpi-
tating heart and nostened eye.
The boat left the wharfoboui IL o'clock. She
was crowded with citizens at this place and Louis
Vile, who will accompany him TO Pittsburgh
Some halfa dozen Of his intimate friends will ac-
company him throughout his iou .uey.
So pressing have been the invitations he has re-
ceived, and so grent is he anxiety of many OH his
route TO him, that think it probable that he
will not reach Washington before the l lth or 18th
Of February.
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The Penyio List. BY the Report of The Sec
rotary of War, il appears that the number of per-
sons receiving pensions under The several Acts OF
the yenrs 1875 49, 80, '36 and '3S, is 40, IO5 -
The number of invalid pensioners is 1889, OF
which Ala have been added since November, 500
the increase owing, the Secretary says, to the
dangers and bardslIips 10 which The regular aud
militia troops hive Deen expose, in the several
campaigns in the Florida war.
The number of Revolutionary pensionersnnde
The Act Of March le, 1918, which was originally
upwards of 10000, has decreased to 7,9i7.
The number Of widows who have received
pensions, under the Act of July z, 1893, granting
them for five years, was 1912; but is now red,l-
ced by deaths, to $3.50, and during The current
year all of those now on The rolls, under that Act
will be dropped as their pensions will expire, by
law, on the 4th of March next.
The amount drawn from Treasury, during the
pnst year, to pay pensions, $2,a4S,G 63,09, exclu-
sive, however, of pensions paid from the Navy
Pension Fund--J0W. Com.
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DEATHS.

In Lyndon 26h ul Sarah Floyd, adopted daughter Of
Slas Hougmon, Esq. l02lh ut Sally, wife Of Mr. Caleb
Parker.
In Lunenburg Dec 9, Mr. Theron Patterson, 81, occss
Toned by the kick Of horse-same day Cynthia Patterson
'5-Drc p, Nancy Patterson, % sisters Of Theon Pat
erson both 0chronc thrushJin 25 of the disease,
besty Patterson, g. mnthet of the above.
la IA ndoph 4h ult Amer wife of Jacob Cobb in the
ssi year Of hei age Pnners in Canada New Hampshire
and Michigan requested 10 copy.
In N1orstown, 18Th ut of consumption Capt. VIM JOY,
aged 63-prniers in n H and Mass equeslsd SC.
Ia st Bartholomew, w |. Hon John Palmer Of PIaus.
burgh, NY
In Srauon, LIST ult. suddenly, Abel Grou Esq. revo
lutionary s0ldier, 49,
In Fairfield, 5th ult. Luther Coburn, al.
In Shelcon 23d nit Eliza u. wife Of w II Foster %.
In TROY, Y 2Sih ut. Hon John Dickinson, "a for
merly member Of Congress.
In Berlin 20ih ult. Mr. James Main, lt3 last Juno
IN Chester, Samuel Andrews. Esq. II.
In Barton, 22d ult widow Abigail Leland, 76.
In Walden, 26h u Rozlla w, wife of Isaac Patterson,
Esq 90.
In Dunvillc, 30Ih ult. Stephen Goo@enough, 65.
IN Salisbury, 9h uIl. widow Rachael Kendall, 80.
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WORMS I WORMS |

nR W. HteheoekS unriyulled and unPqualed Horn Tea
~ sovereign rtmehy for Strange aud incredible
effects of deestuhe vermin ow and thought
none trs from them, particularly femulos and chhIoH
Many through distressing course omeiieino With
This valuable medicine has hcen tested by the exar
Of u0d udnnistc ed than
persona 6f und solitary plupt on
contrary hundreds have and uuso oil given their
decided preference it, after trying the different sent
Firth to the public and pronounced Or ehc ,cks tea
the safe octuu and convenient remedy he
tniucd io in Of the thousands VI here as
been used agreeable In tho printed directions has failed
Q-Ask for DR. HShc0rk's ~ rm Tea, there mary
abroad for the "es Of For
BURBANK Montpelier. seooiy
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Capture OF SLAYER. We have been favored
with the subioined extract from letter to n gen
iIeman of this city, dated ST. Crox Dec. 80.
behed this morning. in company with sever
nj gentlemen, one Of the most horrible sights my
eyes ever encountered. An English brig OF war
which cruises in the vicinity of Porto Rico, while
running from ST. Thomas TO this island, observed
Ut considerable distance a small dirty looking
craft, which would not have been suspected as n
SLAYER but from the number of men seen upon her
deck. Alter short chase the brig came up to
her, aud from her appearances the commander OF
the brig was satisfied she WINS no SLAYER, but con
clnded that after having taken the trouble of Civ
ing hera chase they might as well search her. On
opening the matches they found the hold Grain
med with negroes from to IL years old, stark ma
ked, with their heads shaved
The crew of the shaver was Immediately taken
on board the brig and the SLAYER manned and
brought into this port.
This morning utter breakfast we engaged boat
aud went alongside The slower, and converscd
some time with the lieutenant in command, Oh the
subject Of his vocation.
Several of the little sufferers were very i'll, and
one died last night. They were all placed around
The sides Of the vessel aud ms we approached they
gritrned aud waved their hands ut us, apparently
quite happy aud plcnsed with having their liberty
on deck.
do not regret that took the trouble TO see
thcn but never desire to see another such hor-
rihIe sight. Tie cargo belongs to Spuniard in
Porto R;cb, whose loss will he 100000. The brig
has just fired salute, which has been answered
from the fort, aud she is departing for Porto Rico,
whence the SLAYER will be sent TO Havana, where
suppose these unfortunate creatures will he APP
prenllced to Spanish nasleis.-N T. Com .4dp.
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The Catholic Church in The United Siaies-The
Catholic Almanac for l64l states theCalholic pop
ulalion in the United States 10 he 100000. The
number OF iiergymen 545, of which 436 are in the
ministry, and 100 Otherwise employed. The mum
Der Of churches and chapels is 5l2; churches
building,27; ollier stations, 1914. There are II
ecclesiastical institutions, wi,hi44 clerical students.
The female religious institutions number 81, nod
The female academies, 40. There are in all these
academies, 1852 pupils. The literary academies
for young men number "a, and the number in
then, 1888. The number of Catholic bishops in
the IT, S. is IL. During 1910, IS have been nd
mllled to The priesIly office.
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A. s. KETCHUM's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court holden a,
Washington district, S. Montpelier within and io'
said district on the 29ih day oil January A d ls4l,
1 HARRISON KETCHUM adm nistfaior on the estate
IL Of A. s. Kechum late Of Montpelier IN sad district
deceased, presents his administration account for se'te-
nientWh eupon u is ordered that the same be referred
the 23d Day OF February next, at the probate once W
said Mon peer, for examination and allowance and ma
ali concerned be notified hereof by the publication Of this
order the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed
at said Montpelier three weeks successvey as soon as
may he that they may appear said time and place, If they
see cause, and obec thetclo. By order Of Court,
gOs GEO. y. MANSER, Register.
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is best known by The Cares 1t
pejorms.=Ca

4 MENTIONS PANACEA, OF PURIFIER OF the HIuQD.
The unparalleled aEd still Increasing reputation which
this medicine has acquired throughout Now England states
aud tho hus performed, and tho great demand
made for by the advice Of well acquainted with its
induced the 10 extend It's circulation
almost every 10 the ession states and Tho principal
in United This panncea warranted pu rely
vegetable and surpassed by other medicine of
afflicted, its extensive sale and great popularity
plainly prove has within the last eighteen months cured s
thousands ofihe most obstinate Diseases proved by
certificates aud pronounced by eminent and Tcspos py
sieians the bs medic inc ~ Useful nlor len nav
ne found IN eeuaIs containing cerhe ct and
directions Tor taking the medicine etc frfhe following are
appointed agents the counties of Washington Lamo and
Oeaus- Montpelier Burbank II Pentss; Panfcd Hall
and amer Barre, Farmers and Mechanics CasbsTy,
Bewseri Albany, Bo,ey; lrassurgh, DaIroS CeAen
y, Coveand Derby Chandler BrowLington. sIs~aU
and Strong Greensboro Waterman; Glover, w Palmer,
simonds Conant Gnd Co Hadwiek, Crosby Walden and
Edwards Cnbt upper village, Perry and Co MaIshhod:
Putnam Chelsea, Hubbard; Brook field q Bigeow
Son straford, Young Coz HydePaIk, keaeI j. mn.
son, Geo Warner; Woeott, Pennooki Cambridge.
Waieyile, NJ Fish Morrisowu bingham Camp "a re,
Waterman Waterbury, C w Huiehns Barton aea"o,a
aud Robinson. s.,S,,oonao.
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A CARD. Messrs Walipns-Ihe Subscriber wishes,
IA through the medium of your paper express his
de to ali those who aided and assisted in erecting house
ir him the pace O the that burnt two weeks
co. and they may assured that the charity will be
forgotten I'LL the last purse Of life becomes extinct in his
breast He would also lender thank, his neighbors
fer literally throwing open their d"ors him and hts
family when they deprived Of place to Law their heads.
East Montpelier Feb 8, ls4l. SIMEON NASH.
NOTICE. Agents for the Sale of h andreihs Pill is
in Vernon, needing supplies previous 10 the cali OF
my Travelling agent will please mail their orders 10 The
N Il Bfandrclflun Office 10 Hanover ST. Boston.
BENZ BRANDRETH, M. d.
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o.. X. [ALL CURT.nl

IVES reado bottle aner bottle of ha,lss
for The cure OF Salt Rheum Err soySS so49Pound
Of INV kind been sod, with M, s",n g "a msos
tina, 70 s Ts Mas a5q The for The article
was 70 Pr aud spso bottle
turned rms p'ooi positive then that they all oKal
eSied costs no ,hpg in OF failure give relief
IRIS humpug there is mistake the aels Tor tie
cure OF humos II The directions fully complied With
proves eli 70 DO really what nded TO be- Mado
only by hmsslfa for sale al WALToNs bookstore Mont
Peer Vsrd at many Of the principal places in New England
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NATHAN b. PANlsHls EsTArE.

Nathan u. PNNToII5
WE the subscribers being appointed by the honorable
w the probate for the district Of Randolph COM
mssoners receive, and adjust all claims and de-
ands of all persons against the estate Of Nathan Parish
Of Branteo in said district deceased represented mso
vent, and also all claims and demands cxh bed m oso
thereto and six months the ccOni day Of January 1871
being allowed by said r that purpose. we dI there
fore hereby give noce that viii attend to the business
of said appointment the dwelling at widow Alb.
ieail PARISH Bainrce Oh the 20h Of Marc and 10th Of
Apn xi, from - clock IN until O'Clock p each
Of SAID days. JABEZ SMITH. lCommis-
80 ALFRED NEViNS toner's
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HAIR HATR!! Badness.

Important dse0ueryhe great mystery found last
nR SrERRY'S HAIR REGENERATOR DR.. Stcrry, after
~ much attention to the important subject OF preserving the
hair has after many eriments chemical and physical
able to discover article which is offered with great
dcnce for tho toilet thing
for its soenng und penetrating quality produce COED head
of haito prevent it from Hing off when badness appre-
cn d-to il when badness has taken place
from turning gray nourshing than pomatum,
antique oil, Cologne II beautiful article IT.
dies curls it kcs he la soft and lively and produces
common brilancy Thousands have esc its superior virtues
and excellence and IN instance il stands unrivaled II ia
nlalbe in all affections of tho skin tho head
andun Every family should be supplied with bottle of
this OIL that BY its application The head and hair OF cbIdien
the beAul u appendago of hne head of hair
which has supplied h1 preserved. From the
certificates and recommendations received of salu
ary Influence the Doctor feels firmly persuaded he has
ed producing nclo which will meet The desired wishes
and ppobation Of the public For sne wholesale und RETAIL
BY S. BERRA.NK. Mnnipelier.
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A RARE CHANCE.

II A RARE CHANCE.
OK sale or to let and possession given immediately The
well known stand situated in Guldhll Essex County W:
and long know" the ESSEX Httc This stand is sltua
ted in the SIN town Of Essex county within few rods Of
the court house, and las been kept public house for
more IMAM hnty years. further description the subscr-
Der thinks unnecessary any wishing 90 into the
business will call and examine fr themselves. The terms
viii he accommodating the subscriber intends 10 au,
he business Foriurher particulars apply the subsclf
Der on me premises Up. LADD.
Gulldhal, Jan a. 1871. so
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NTHERrAS, the Legislature Of the State Of Vermont
w in the year 1887 assessed ofiour per
all lands ublc lands cxcepcd) the Of Granville
late Kingston in the count, Of Addison in State and
revived said tax 1885, and also revived the same in 1889
fo the purpose Of making and repairing road aud building
bridges: These are 10 warn the propreiors and land
of sad town Of Granville who have paid their
proportion Of such lax labor Otherwise, the commit
appointed supennteod the cxpendi Of the
10 the subscriber that much o their lands will be sold
at public vendue, Al the schno house the school
district Of Granville, in the county Of Addison,
on the 9Th day Of April d. ls4 ten o'clock in the
forenoon VIII be requisite discharge their respective
taxes with costs. JOSEPH p. BALL Collector,
Dated al Granville, this 81 day of February, 1871.
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FOR SALE 81

MMtEM THE subscriber offers for sale the delight
G!.!NA full situation he has so recently fitted up, lwo
l.ss. 8 niles north of Montpelier Village, tho
$1,000 North branch of Onion River. Persons who
have seen il need description commentator Of H.
To those who have not, would say ifyou want small
farm If FIRST rate land, easy be managed with most
substantial und CONVENIENT buildings mostly erected the
past season. come and this. There are about fifteen
acres of rich meadow the cast side OF the road, on
the river inferior TO none, it is believed, in the region
The remainder of tho land lying the west side ofthe
road is divided into meadow, pasture and wood land !;
being as is supposed, about Ii acres in all liza part
Of the price can remain on mortgage for time, but at
least one half will he required when possession Is gwen,
o ample security by responsible surelies ,.
GEO. STORRS.
At-.,..l;as Tan laIi.ase7r
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IIlIHkeTi UH1 uH -. pam cOUnlrymaH gong 10
church. Where are you going said the Phi.
losopher. TO church, SIR Whit TO 40 tlere?'
To worship God, SIR Pray, is God great or
little| lie is both, SIR 'lIow can that he p
lie is so great that the heaven of heavens cannot
contain him, and he is so lutte that lie can dwell
in my heari.' Collins afterwards declared that the
simple observation of the counryman had more
effect upon his mind than all the volumes he had
perused, written by the learned doctors.
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AIDsrONE.

WHEREAS the Legislature of the State Of Vermont,
w IN the year 1888, scd of three per
all the lands pubc aRds rxcepted) in the
purpose making aud repairing roads and building bridges
These the prnrenrs and land owners Of the
of Maidstone whp have not paid their proportion OF
said tax, in lb Otherwise, the COMMITTEE appointed
to supern end the expenditure Of the sae to the aub-
scber, tina mIch o their land viii be sold al public
vendue the dwelling se " Moody Rich, in the town
Of Mtidsone, III she county If Essex, on the 9Th day Of
Apr, lS4l a ten Of the clock M, as will be requisite
20 discharge thrir repeclive taxes with costs.
Dated at Maidstone, this 81 day Of February ID ls4l.
MOODY RICH Collector.
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MAGNETIC ODONTICA-

TIME TEETH TIE TEETH! The fact is proved, and
the incredunus and donbting full convinced,
have the cvido from the Of 100000 boxes of that
Tooth Preparation the Odouca within the
hattie opan dc8m of the mist realized and
remedy discovered for wing these important and useus
the human By the of the Magnetic
Odnca which by its attractive purifying and Strengthening
qua all nxraneous substances from the teeth and
preserves Them their NATURAL briancy and tho gums in
soundnoss beauty is from renee that
Wien used the teeth will decay but remain till the
ngo man, with the al When they ed
progress will be arrested and the teeth preserved PFC.
vented achingall this has been done in nuhNndn of
instances and in thousands fcases
.tlat climax &c pain has cfctuay by
his popular dentfce America. And in fusion,
where, who the young lady gentleman the
al that values beautiful OF teeth sound gums md
breath thnn fifty that Will be longer destitute of
box of Or HiohooFks Masseifc 0Oucai For sale woc
sale mud retail by BURB.SNh, Mont peer, Vi. 3d. ye0
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JFLoOk al MS Haze you a cough IN

@hAAA DIE of Consumption every year in The U
Z OsOVVP States, and millions suflrt from roub G.
coughs and ed that be cured by DR. " tekcOrks
YegeGhe Yirgu Cream ougk Drops saio nedea
tion, containing poisonous drugs and used IN
for several Yeas wilt positively an ree
you from Thai awful disease pulmonary cnusu7,ptn"
VIII ch annually the hundrcds of youns
the old the fur the vey and Ihe cay Baye You roug-
he persuaded purchase bottle of the cough
lie too a;e Have cough Or iehcocks
Vegetable Virgin Cream COnsh Drops ihc only remedy
should take TO for tbs plain reason that in Of
he where has been f,od relieve
Price IS per bots e For sale wholesale renil by
BURBANR Montpelier. sLcoiy
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MARRIAGES.

IN Middlesex, 1rh inst. by Rev b w Smith, Mr. Hosta
Minot 10 Miss Mercy Nichols
In Cabot Nj Joseph Grafflm of Li.tIeon N H. 10 MISS
Abiglil Russell
In Brooklyn Y Lucius KimbaIl, Esq. Of Lyndon, VT.
TO Miss Mary p. Greeneaf
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WATCHES
AND
JEW ELRY,


spoons silver spoctaccs and Geim,n do butter knives
gar longs and ceaners, &c. manufactured by himself and
warranted good and cheap be bought elsewhere
likewise 90 ID assortment of gold silver, gilt Steel silk and
hair watch himiOngs goggles pocket knives Of Rodgers
make German SILVER pocke combs pocket pistols,
percussion caps vions, violin strings Wallets steel and
leather spectacle and Large assortment OF toys al
good assortment If Brtaua eaais and casters,
Styles together with many other articles too numerous
meniDn in advertisement. iL r Pedars eau he sup
piled at wholesale pr,ces.
S A. tenders his thanks 10 the public for the liberal
patronage which he has heretofore received and socs
connuAuce of their fivors
N. b. Clocks and watches Of every description
fully repaired and nanied by SAMUEL ABBOTT, who
makes this his whole business. Montpelier Feb $50
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'NO THE PUBLIC. The subscriber has engaged Nlr
II. UpdyNe of Troy N. Y. TO take charge Of his Gs-
MILL and pledges himself tC that hereafter no
pains sSal be spared have their work well done aod
promptly Goue. Mr. Updyke has ueen in Touring mill in
the city Of Troy for The last five wears past and is well
quained with milling in all its branches. The mill is
trey new Slih three Of best Ficnch Burr NJ
aud three cd Bolts, and having been fitted up great
expense, is first order for business The pub
lie invited to give ii n trial WIN. w. WELLS
Waterbury, Jan 81, 1871. sgC
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The Philosopher Gndme Rustic. Anthony Col
Inns, who has recently been considered Free
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GUN.sMITHING.

SHlzsr, esA 90 PARTNERSHIP NO.
ANMl E\mM TfCE. .-Ihe Cun-Smthiug bu-
S%WszyEfe%flD siness formerly carried on by r.
w (zkkAYlJ u. Hayward will now be Carl
EA1-WNVSAW, ed on under the firm o9 Hayward
fNCSJBlAANyssSF9sR and Cuslman They will keep
EGEfAS Ak5yeFkEHM constantly on hand good as
kIS2f ~ sorlmont Of Rifles and Fowng-
Saf1Szzs Tks1nz64 Pieces Of the best quality, also
RIA. Pistols nj, different lengths, common do also iac
locks from 81 % SO co. powder TASKS shot bags eaa
and shot Always hand me pest OF rlhe PowdeI ron
so per Id anteu as goou as can De oous All
the United States 10000 o. inc pee ~ Pos'on caps. "
Of the above articles nteic Iose q" @ p.ce ioI lea
dy pay or reasonable credit. ZINES, "'s' e'c' maoo 10
order on short notice and warranieu , H. Ann
r. b. II. would return his sincere thanks 10, psst Gus
tom and hopes for continuance Of the same te Nlshes
all who are indebted him would call ana et'V Wy we
old debts and contract new ones. .y
Ntantpelict Jan. % iSiI IS
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DPll A r D. w A r f. III
HOLBROOK & VAppAN

SS Milk STREET BOSTON, have on hand and ar,
w constantly receiving fou Birmingham g. Sheffield
large supplies OF HARDWARE and CUTLERY which
they ohe 10 the country trade upon the most favorable
terms. Merchants shing 10 oh ain their goods che n
are requested TO examine This stock before purchasing
jan 10 Ss4m