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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
TerM0Mt Zegtslature.
Reported for Wditon'S Daily Journal.
SENATE.
MONDAY, Oct. %, 1874

MONDAY, Oct. 25, 1871.
BH-By Mr. Bottum, to abolish the State School
Fund, and appropriaing part of the fund to the
payment of the state debt: twice read and referred
to the committee on Education.
Mr. Swift called up the report of the commillee
on the communication from Rhode Island, on the
subject of a National Bank. The question being
upon the acceptance of the report of the commit
tee, adverse to any legislation on the subject, Mr.
Hatch moved an amendment to the report, dissent
ing from the reasons assigned by majority of the
committee, by striking out the preamble and in
sorting substitute which Mr. H. presented The
chair decided the motion not in order. Mr. Hatch
was in favor of the resolution, but could not concur
as one of the committee in the reasons assigned
for the adoption of the resolution. His only OBJ
lection was to the preamble, in which reasons were
assigned. After remarks by Nessrs Swift, Hatch,
Wooster, Dana, Clark and Bartlett, the report was
laid upon the table.
BHI, incorporating the Vt, Mining and Smelling
company, called up by Mr. Dana, the amendment
of Mr. llach to render private property of stock
holders liable for the debts of the corporation being
under consideration, Mr. Hatch spoke in favor of
the proposed amendments opposed in debate by
Nlessrs Palmer, Clark and Dana, the latter of whom
explained the object of the application, as merely
to raise fund from small sums, to try an expert
ment upon Il mine, supposed to consist principally
of zinc. Nlessrs Wooster aud Bartlett advocated
the amendment, and Nessrs Clark and Boltum op-
posed, when the bill was laid upon the table.
Adionrnpd
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Obey Orders.-A brave veteran officer recon-
noteriDg battery which was considered impene-
irable, and which it was necessary to storm, la
concally answered the engineers, who were dis
suading him for the attempt. Gentlemen, you
may think what you please: all know is that the
American flag must be hosted on the ramparts to-
morrow morning, for have the orders in my
pocket.
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TUESDAY, Oct. 26.

Bills. From the Senate authorizing the treas
urer TO settle concerns Of the state bank, ordered
to third reading; from the Senate, for the election
Of chaplain of state prison by the general assembly,
laid on the table for amendment; granting bounty
on wheat laid on the table for amendment.
EengrOssed bills, Taxing lands in Newark and
Goshen, severally passed.
The Senate came in and the following appoint
ments were made.
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, Oct. 26, lS4l.

On motion of Mr. Bartlett the Secretary OF the
Senate was directed to inform the Council OF Cen
sors of the provision of the amended rules OF the
Senate.
A communication from the District Clerk, rcla-
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ting TO the late census, was read and laid on the
table,
The communication from the Council of Censors
relating to the military laws, was taken up and re-
ferred 10 the committee on the Judiciary.
Bill, authorizing the Secretary of State to sub
scribe for Thompsons Gazetteer, amended by
erasing so, and inserting 100 COPIES to be subscri-
bed for, when the bill was read third time and
passed.
The Senate went into joint assembly, and devo-
ted the remainder of the forenoon in the appoint
ment Of county officers
HOUSE.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-05
MtSreuaMent IT'S.
From the Oiiue Leaf.
LAST DAY OF WARSAW.

Warsaws last champion her heights surveyed,
Wide DER her fields waste Of ruin laid
son Heaven" he cried, "my bleeding country save
Is there no hand on high to shield the hravc,n
CAMPBELL,
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
NONE NEED DESPAIR.

NIESSRS. PEASE SON-Dear Sirs-WIh pleasure forward
w you TINS show forth the nc>tnablc your
uahe Compound lIolhound Candy convince the ccpuai
that when all other fail and the skill physicians oudoae,
patient try this but remedy that will that
who Is fast whitening and gong TO the tomb
had for undergo many experiments and made
Of nuubercs remedies and disease increased alarming
every but after had made trials OF Pc Candy the
Illumination oi the chest aRd lungs materially relieved and now
thankful say permanently aud radically cured and enjoy
better heat than have for and blessing has II
been that feel bound 10 communicate 70 the public
PARTICULAR; those who unfortunate as have been
iei9 T.. 4. BOTTOM, 90 l.ndloV->t
None genuine uacs, each package .lsned Peasc Son.
- Division ttcet Of whom be ehaned Nole.a and Kctl
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
ECONOMY II GENrLENEN.S DRESS

CGr7sea.s Of 7o> Eisgea cud Fashionable lird ct a
sar.ng $50 pe- for Cas-
NHE Advertiser dee reor: 20 80 ha1kheyed
stern ciyisg liz OF nominal prices p-esuna= tha; tho
ma, been established together WIKI the
patronage bestowed m v prove atccs voucher for h.s
pab;es Possessing dyan,age being connected
cloth etabshmcr: Europe hs confidently he
furnish Clothes which copa, VIII be oga lower any
up the h.; description Of Gentlemen, dress
je2alm PHILLIPS, l45 B-oaiway facing Presidea; Hotel
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
ORIGIN
CASH TAILORING EsTABLEsFENENT,

22y BrocGrag. -aHstr.cGE zoEel'
= l. had onc subject ccan: es those who fs's -
the t of pyas ready caey her garments ha; hey seFe
taxed fer others de!neoeaees LED to; adherence TO Cash
s=les through which the d@side-aua saoa ea>o-
mer and odeng Inducements oaSr, co-d cae D. aeco-
pi>hei
Inc subscriber recep: ls..e .ud
fasuonsbe goods prne are o. sr he INSPECTION
the Pubic under The sy- ana OF garments
viii comPoF' ~h oheI house :=adc whilst he reduced
prices canne fail to eder inducements purchasers.
requiring garments DO sell sa b..
fore pu -.ha>ing else~hers. wH T JENNINGS Acsa;
abs Il Lae i.raaa & I-r...-.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
G9drrtrD:

n,his city Jose - by Re-. ~. s;om1n M H. Kent to Miss
Frederick Scialurr Esq all OF this city
In us city Juae Rev. y T. Gcs=cnanar oforwigshurg Pa
10 Amelia :. IIayeulcyvr.
Juae - Edwin Peck, Martha lIush>oa,
June - SanOc dugon, Emma hearslns daughter o "cose
kear,ng ESQ.
Ju0c - David ~. Ives. 10 Caroline Waldron.
AT Brooklyn JGuc ~ tbm r. Nan Bokcck, to Mary A. Bisal
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
yAUXEtalI GARDENS,

NfNiNPiED combination II Novelty snd Talentfhe hAA
1 ass1 believing ha: thlc> be dor we'll others
has determined prove and has engaged
the following he week ecccntric
Dr. VALENTINE ~ BEN>IE. the opera dancers Mr..
OAhEf the NJ T. t. BOOTH the bufo Mr.
kt NIL Ar WILLIAMS, ine Ethiopian and
eihcies C"ps de Ballet Young Ladies The viii DC
er diversified a1d novel bringing out the whole strength OF
te company! ore making change Of novelties night See
o" Of the day Inc Orchestra and Brass Band full and effective.
ard me "oe entertainments kigher order
G.r4ea--f,re >ixpcuce.
Admission the Gardens the Saloon a5 cents
Tickets -
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
T f r It II !
wv r. GRASDES. Dentist.

d EM0VED io broadway between Beecker and Bonisdee
all those who have the desperate OF
NO CAS-, where he will them uccessl
a;i.iaetory operations He inserts Teeth variety of
best approved principles and would all tncs prefer
the mos; difficult character which he Will pledge Rise
o sarlsfaCtIsn
He perform all operation. upon and universe
success PA 3tTeodimf
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
DiCo:

lati c.,y, jane - William llumpson, aged -
In this iy, Jane - ofconsumpton Henry fnsdae aged
The irczls the family aHd those OF Dan
M Hc respectfully invited attend III iuucra this after
nooa at O'clock his residence No4t riying glonstrcc
out further invitation
June y Ma;hunc John $egre, aged CO.
harn NY
r. At B,'9i W June S chas 5 Tcrc,' $50 at rm Of c 5
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
Jc--u N. A.McNEhO H'>l' = -'' rearl-s'.
pkFES. nVsENTEsY AND SUM1IEIs COVE
EnPOfsTANT
TO pI RLIC Sp & 4 X ERSl

rs,o Nes-r PEAsE SoN-Dear valuable rrcra-
orchouud deserves w remarks from M cxpc.
rrnce Being in the addressing frequent meetire
my health AVID strength decainr, spirits sinking lungs
was every hour blood vessel the
Disappeared my health evidently im,ro"e now feel
gcnera'cd completely that am freely empowered to speak better
;lan Did three wear, ago WEIGH IA Goll - rookyn
A9cn; lor the Brooklyn Temperance Society.
AeENrs-Ru,hon isrnwa Broadway 10 i,tor House a"d
sd Wlamt; rmsoo grocer cor Fulton aud W.aM SIS Kease,
80 Broadway Boitum, Of Broadway WsdsTora Pro-
vGencc Hays, Fulton BROOKLYN Person RaIway, j. aud
by most of e respgetbe druggists ana sFocers n the e and
order ~hon .ey deal wi;h tins through
Uitcd States where We have general Agents viii obtain
iel7 J.fiASi: * son Is pi,i.isn-.t.
Palcr. AND Confcctioners do .l pe Iorsaad Candy
Choicc Confectionery IoXeS TO- - 90 and 100 H. prices
to sGt the cxsonces q! the time
s(Oss sAlE-A Hand Wagon ncaFs 'e" ,aa5le for sro
bookseller otherSi be sold cheap Apply athc New
Word Office 30 Aunsreo; a27u
Eg2CI5ES ak'ph.Essp ny Mr.. SARAH Z. HARPER
e. Ne. : Vccl vino has had may years experience the hu
SAFs3 O. l.F2ST7HEEs-on Thursday 2i,. June VII
- be sold public Auction al No. variety o. ots
complete stock trade of Cprricr ' sundTy sale COM
a half past 10 o'clock, je33 2,i,'
Is Sy GEiTNELi, MlNrURN ( Co. IS soah,,t jeai
raIl tp.eTEI-7CO pack, Russia Sail Con assorted tor
= sale by GRINNELl, MlNTuRN Co IS south,.t. jest
RoT oFEs cs1sSE sell o',Gsr TiSTrKS Ks { for c. a y sou
0rSsp1 spsEETENG.-9Oba bales brown and heached,
X .aI.by GRINNEl.I. MLNTURN & co. = Souih.s'
|7ssA Er.-a5 bales Russia Crash 10: sale by
| = ir1i GRINNElI. MINTURN Il co. = Sou;h.st
fS,EsS F,OTs-l6 Try and O gallons for ae
by GRINNEll., MiNTuRN * CO = South - Je2i
OuI.ES.-lO basket. Russia dressed ouis, for ac BY
" je2l GRINNEll, 'lINruRN & co. = South Il.
rs,RISI4s tV LAW. ARGUMENTS OF COUNSEL SER
MONS LECTURES and Oraions of any kind correctly a.ca
in SAor, speedily copied reasonable eH sr f-sthcr
particulars Apply rovndgow, Professor of ,tcnocrapy, To
continues qualify young gentlemen 10 for the or teach
valuable and popsar satisfactory nane al
Ne. - Murray-s; je1-iA
SAtSToCz PAVILION FGtNTtsN G.1l- EA
- TER - GASSNE YOUNG dealers III cho'ce uree"
isci Frat &c, wholesale ana re
~, No. 1872 Chatham street Ncw-forN m-- u
NEsTiS W. keeps constantly hand al kinds
! III efRRASS X GERMAN SILVER Castings Je:21'll
.,sEae,saFss unbieacscd Rehaed Wane OIL, IL o 70
Il -, purchasers by f. W. VAN NOoHHS, lc Froui-st n-e
~,.,z ENnrD SEs.vEES DOOR PLATES.
- a, on hand Of full plated Sycr Door
OF If he sst n.aty and patterns Those II
, hoy, rtcc invited call Az! these plates
.hs,r,bcrs uiake before purchasing ess~here X no
yrs S platter ana Plate Manufacturer o7 Bovery +h
I loor Eroomc ST. east side.
ateDE COlOEsS heavy POI de sn1 sgms at i % per
M silk and Shawl lao Gran4-.t near Btea<~ay
1,I:t,CHrDE OF LEIE.-scO casks OF BOyds superior
Sh'0F'e ' Lime O' 81" PERssE BROOKS, el IAber'y-st
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
= The Po,itieian's R:cgi.tcr, n

g. The Politicians Register, careful and comprehen-
compcnd OF Returns Of all e important Elections IN the several
States and Counties the Union @ cy compiled and con-
tas,e nth cverSr preceding EccIou and other matters
pociars published al No 80 AnnS II ion
neat compac; pocket manual OF Go pugc put up handsome pa
per cover Price copy, fer ST. SO hundedca- A-
dress H. NRitiEi - 90. 50 Nhts-N " ioiN
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
GAIA NIGHT

GREAT ATTRACTION Tins Ev-nHs u ARC ApI,N GAR
u DENFre WorSs Singing By Invisible Micsn. Muc by
Themp.oas Baud The 1auIed 8RoWER appear char.c-
stage and of b faForr Also
Master nsr.l vii! app-- ile o1a.sc Of the e's4ia-
Admission nights Free SnouLi
lnavorlble performance Ill b polpsned TIL the
ninc Y Establishments of al kinds. jc2i
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
C,o,D sII.vER DIAMONDS FEARL aaa all the most pre-

C,o,, -IIvER. plANONDS PEARL aad all Inc fzosi pre-
eI ou, aad eo,ty gems Initiated sen Perfection mai ot
yeg aaint!.:ed positively tel paste brooch or f rom
,,I,o.J the 70 Al Pearl Jeaan >'@ ir" nc
genuine h' Of TIE ohnol-aeur nor -o
no -u.ion yani-he ar1s hsY are oa base ana ''- mi
,a,,on auabe aFentn as vel q .tonet
and gta.-noae ba. niHitabe IN ,ade'aFc inflated in ap
10 use them ho= nt GU; their utter useessne.. nus
m hat most oil all nvestions the celebrated NE Al
i 4B TT AZOR STROP, sides OF GEO SAUNDERS, lt3
Broadav hat as TARGET o nitaions the last twenty
ive year.. 81 ,
yory handles made of tho most costly Turkey Morocco
embossed fl sd beautifully Gentlemen who ~l-h 10
the ne pa ofthe and nonparell Of ae oeH
l frt,ns together Sorkman-pa unique p'cine
ne t>au IDEAL OF perieciior- Price 81 "'@
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
LEW aNn spLENDID HEAaK DREssING

NEW AND .t.. SPLENDD ,i.'.i,. fiasr-GFoRGE VET
e,tab hHneu long AID fyoraby known 10 th Iens
of the United States Nfo particular a. one OF me peal
red 10 meet the demand and 50 improved ana edeer
, A. TO make II the desirable place with regard 20 comfort ana
o; all Others IN city English and French
being employed. will make superior resort 'oF ssne
men OF Sei citizens VINO nay feiue 'ir I %
r d-..sd in auv fashions. Also hight elastic W and
Sc p< hoa metallic ,prinrs clasps OF CHARLES DI
WAYS ceebrated aaHufaetnfc superior % al o'lsr9 " M ~
' L. P-5o:e apartments inr aee ererg'ag me eo0e5
Tn FANCY STORE trontha been removed 10 the one ioon
r ,here facilitating and improving the entrance ron
Rroal=a II will arlr- be toaud 10 contain m excellent aso
MO-. I f,re-. stocks Gloves, iaodkercAei- Cfa'a
% no. srt Rontns Collar, sc and c'ery 9,nsf 1fHre re-
ts ;or gentleman, toilet Brushes OF all Kinds anu %
,~ ola ay Water, article for removing -csfi
% rortsd directly by . W aed warranted genuine
-. Y,-oa,laav in iiowari Hotel jei' -
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
TEETH! TEETH

IgTr1 T.. EsANDES, Ecnti-t removed to b'S
w between eecker and Bond He will insert whole set,
Tea elegantly mounted gold plate accurately ned
to hc mout, upon the pure principle o suction VI pre-
lie will cure without extracting asa without gi'ln
pam, u houe after tt remedy Is applied ne |ll
plug perfectly preser' mem iIr man! year "
will the -euiS rom ,ens iee' a""p ~
IN the manner NtiII' u"e i'''> f'h-
He m opara and the Teeth Of young persons without the
OF the file removing any portion OF I've ehine ana me
Teeth have every appearance oi beng perfect
Teeth upon roofs cleanse, polish ard plug the
] r attend to of the teeth and to all
eas Of tie mouth extract with the least pooc pam useless ahd
diseased none oil "nc" '''' ~ 10 -''' VI M
u B. None but superior Porcelain ncorupal4e Tee
.i je2i-3Tcodim'
"a STORE TO s.ET.-A store, .aiialie for Retail
mn Dry Goods Store, let Inquire No3g Grcen"icl street
.@--- Je2i w.
s2g FOEs SALE handsome little COUNTRY PLACE
about ID situated about two mile above
e fIack en-ack Towr roads
place good barn lately built The
little of which
l- separate required. land
ueary L. little distance the boue lot and bcau
huiding The whole worthy the per
keep public house Of mechanic.
dwelling. Terms very easy.
Also II and Lot No Hobukens tree
je2 lmeod ]. r. HEAToN, 200 Spring i.
4 LADY'S sADDLE-rzORsE may be purcha.ed at Il
"A very low price rapp-d i well broke the Side
Saddle gentle and altogether safe for n1 or yoHns deI APP
ply TO WILLIAM D. DlSBROW,
je2ilt the Stable. Bovery OPP. Sevcnth-si-
SELE'- gra;ied yesterday
the effective. l. portable and eond c
discharged few ccoads. BY pulling the trigger only,
would cock and discharge the time The objection hereto
he kcpchtin. oi
machinery hc made liable repair and
dangerous But this Pistol certainly the best weapon
Of deencc Contingent
iloukceper Planters Captains and Others 'au
an,e article je4 I'm Advertisers News Letter.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

Noticc.-PETER NJ. DON, having opened Law Office IN the
Geneva Co.. prepared and care
full debts which be to INN for aduStmen
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

u Fire Crackers, Rockets. ac.-500 boxes extra
large superior Fire Crackers 200 do double
haders do ag, Rockets 100 do sna ladies' Crack
For sale, lots suit purchasers, by
ISAAC MOSES Jr /. Exchange Place.
lncaMnrel and pam.ica tAm. lelw
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
a Z c TION SAL. Z s
e. y. pIs.rER 8.
Storc s.; H.lEicrt.strc.,- ror..r =, p.

T''' - '''''''1 = tVFr>F ~ Fitt-S'rest.
rrcecs ard bfitlsn Drs Gooi>i.t the .es.oR1
onTUE>pAN. jace - a. 10 oclucA. his tueiaa Re-,
80 ca'es t'eHch aFd British Dry t;at- comprising general
endorsed ~ NfP'o'eH
Catalogues aHd samnes he morning ,ale.
AT Private Saie}o iuch pong1,s OF good qu.iey
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
NEW GOODS FRON LATE INrORTATIoNS
~ TIE
Sew-Horl Cash Tailoring E-tnbii-hr.eni,
LIZ Fait0N-sfrcet. year RraaGcGg.

li2 F4iton-s'rcet gear BroQdrGy.
Gentlemen cy, fashionable outfit,
invited call and inspect work. ana the
quality cloths, drap do AMI eng, imported
the celebrated Losdon and Paris houses expressly sr this
market order style that fail
give perfect .ction to al.
Notwithstanding nfaacy-hayag commenced
year pre,enons old would merely
say 10 increased ha;
reled employ experienced the establishment
the proaPtacs
always heretofore done furnished very
credit prices and patronage
20 par; hall be spared establishment
fashionable vol economical in the
y i Terms Cash delivery. and abatement prices. 4
je2I I.C. BOOTH, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

j. There il Balm in s:iIcad-We, Those names are
hayi2g athletes with coughs colds splitting blood
pain and made
BTiarss celebrated Compound E1,ra ot HorehoarG
Balm Of Geed slippery Er with feel plea
wei! duty decided testimony favor OF its
superiority a medicines which have lkes simcc
afflicted Nendam sixth Ayeasc; y. Randall
l27 Sul-s. Mrs. Sarah Turner 5l Huton-si Geo w Spear
Pcar.t Miss say Day Nrt Avenue and Great Kiln
Road N Turner II Jol-,t Stphca Game jl- iIadson; H. s
Williams, 3. Catiarnc Mrs Aa,ea VI Beach $50 cenwich
respectfully any all riay wish any farther
testimony Of the efficacy Of the above aausd Extract call upon
erea Tho aaoye Exttaet cas- snrns-., el3tf
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

u Thc Fourteenth knnnas s'IIr.-EXensvc arrange
uen, arc making by the aertcaR Institute celebration 1t
open the early of October the city OF New ork The
recent by the Legislature will enable the Institute TO
extend bountiu rewards Agriculture Horticulture and
Household Manufactures Those dcsrous of their
pcrty invited the contributions The manu-
ue artisans inventors and all engaged improvements,
arc respectfully JOIN tins Anniversary great sale oi
Horses, Cattle, will take place.
Premiums will be bestowed for IN the Arts
will by power All original useful labor
machines will receive particular attention lc ~
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

n Cou.:ynccs per Ship ROBERT BOVINE Will please send
their PERMITS on board Maiden Lane, without delay All
goods not permitted days viii be Public Store
g., s.nerai order je23
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

- Tie New WorId-sub,cpuon. 90 iIs : on1d Mann
moth ~spaper respectfully solicited at the efiee o publication
30 Aua-strect oto quao edition published Terms, IS
year in aynaee s. for cope mo1cd 20 any part Of the
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

Mariner. are TO observe thu: TN, situated upon Euro
pa Point and tha, powerful light viii be eNhibcd therein M
will burn at au elevation above the level
of the ca. By order, (cl:iw) j. HERbER i, Secretary!
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

Il Notice Observation-Disclosures AT GlBRN-
TAt-Trinity House London, April TO- sil-The Lighthouse
which has been OF erection at Gibraltar
being nearly ccl1cied Notice hereby given that the light
ther will for the the evening Of the 1T OF
August rc continued every night from sune; to
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
g. T-u:y Deserving E'ubiic -tftcntion.-Scc tdvcr-
AN Cousu

II Soticc-Colctor's ONCE Now York Jane 10, lslThc
Floating has returned the usual station, of sandy
Hook fio2I 81 EDWARD CURTIS Collector.
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u Rcn,ov.l-pr. PErHK T. SrAATS, oraicry Of the lily
Albany this city and opened office At No 73
Henry. eor.el nl C,ntnn-st n2l-lm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

g National Academy Of iEcri "n.-ihe 10Th Annual
Exhibition Academy consisting $50 works 10y living
open public from IN the morning MI 10 IN She
h OF the Institute Society Library Bndug cor,
Of leonard &. and Broadway.
Admission . ea Catalogues ia Season Ticket; 80 cents
I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

u = Persc s Sou, - ree; would respectfully
nom the public open every ay and evening
during week Sundays excepted ero be had ice Cream
and all kinds o. Beverages suitable Tor te season Jei
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
EGhsEsV sVOsEkS: FIRE

Q1EREWOEKS OF all descriptions and sizes manufactured
SAMUEL BUCkMASfER They cannot be- excele! for quou
ty or beauty any manufacturer vener city
For w & K. RALLAGII, 81 Chatham Duansst
BNo old stsck hanFircworks do improys ~ aga