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and authorized TO vote for him But now, the end
and not the means, seems alone 10 I've considered, and
the hopc Of held 10 justify the resort TO any
sor, OF undethand and fraudulent device - Nns York
ArgcrfcaH
The resignation Of Gov Gilmer was produced hy the
follow ing resolution which passed the House Of Dris'
gai,s, with Sigh, opposition, and was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted hy the Senate.
Resolved. therefore, bv the General Assembly.
Tina, IN ITS opinion the said fugitive II legally charged
with crime committed in New York, and demanded 10y
the Governor OF that State according 10 the tonsttu-
ton and laws of the United States ought to be sur
rendered Notwithstanding the refusal Of the Governor
Of New York so 10 act IN a similar case
From TIE Richmond Wig.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
PETER ROBINSON.

Too late for last weeks paper received the intelligence
Of the cOnriction OF Robinson Here is his
SENTENCE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

Is.a' n,.a,. ro,.,i, ,,iss Rs,,sa npo. store.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-06

BY the Governor,
GEO. n. MANsER. secretary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06
ANIMAL MAGNETISM.

The eIei ement heretofore prevalent in relation to the
supposed discovery Of principle in the animal econ
omy, but which "whered sway because lacked root"
hs gsin famed into blaze by the novelty hunting and
novelty loving Bosonisns- more, we think, to amuss
Themselves with the foies of and have the sport
Of exploding humbug, than with any disposition to treat
the pretended discovery with respect However the pro.
-ssors ofexperments In this department Of science sppa
rentiy sustained their ground with complete success i'm.
posing on the guably Of certain portion Of community
with very arul hand But in Of their exhibitions
Mr. Adams he celebrated inventor Of the mschne print
ing Press) submitted himself to be put in magnetic
muncsi,on with Of these patent somnambniists When
all things were IN readiness for csrvoyance Tor mental
Jouney) Mr. Adams proceeded TO imagine himself in Ma
anras locking at certain buildings, &c with which he
Prriecty familiar According TO guner and animal
magnetism, tn. young who ma although
never IN Mssnzas should have the sensations and impress
SONS on his mind that the mind of Mr. Adams and
although IN profound sleep, should readily answer any
questions proposed and correctly describe the scenery
object which he Adams) had the eye OF his own mind
After asking variety ofquestions Mr. Adams announced
the very ha'tsrng intelligence that the young man had
gwen hfs rate wrong TO question PROFOUND
ed The news caused the man of science to look
nnuerable things and he undertook explain the mys
e'y OF The miscarriage by saying that attributable to
c presence OF some "obn01ions mental which
explanation, we presume e his audience quite as much
IN the dark Is before Al any the nj would nj
WORK. and the learned gentlemans sh to get of his
dcuI was about as unfortunate that Of ugcar who
Pro'essed TO be able TO Undue wooden efigy of man
with human sensibes, and that in proof Of he would
tell an affecting story at which his wooden would
shed copous tears The story commenced but it failed Of
making the desired impression the heart Of the image
whereupon The juggeT flew into terrible passion nd gave
the obstinate thing furious whack e,claimng "D--n
you, why don't you cyi upon which little boy stuck up
his head from trap door, calling Dad the string
broke and the cup is tipped over"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06
For the Herald.

The difficulty between England and China which
has created so much anxiety, and aboutwhch so much
has been said, looks to me very much like effort
the part of the Chinese defend their country and
their liberty, and the part of the English like vio-
lent attempt TO usurp the sacred rights and priv
ileges of free and independent republic. The time
is not found in the annals of history when Great Brit
ain could not find pretexts almost nnumerabe, and
reasons (seemngly) the most valid, for carrying her
fire, brands and death into the territories of the
most ancient and unoffendng nation. SO in this case
she has long list of charges that utterly faacous
and many of them wholly false. The truth of the mat
ter 10 this-England, from the earliest period OF its
existence has been thsng for conquest this has been
her burning desire and constant aim, and she has
descended to the base and treacherous means
TO accomplish her ends.
Now does it become us, the most enlightened nation
on the globe TO stand tamey by and bear her insults
or see her domineer over and subugae to her power
one equally free with ourselves1 think not; think
It high time that we demonstrated with her about the
course she is pursuing, and that, too in such manner
that she shall understand in earnest Our ex-
ecutive is too tardy about this ,hing;our national flag
has been grossly nsued and trampled upon our com
merce interrupted our property confscated Let our
government awake from its lethargy and let England
and the world know that have not been thus for
bearing because we were afraid Of her pompous
manestoes or her bullying threats, and let Eng
land understand that in future flag cannot be in
suited, rights ,rampled our territory invaded
with IMMUNITY. c.
CasdefOn, June Isl 1s4l.
We wish our correspondent had proceeded with the sub
ec, and given his views Of the proper be
In offering any specific plan Of operations he have
his eyes wide open To the pecusres Of present stu
alton and inability To redress wrongs We evidently
placed in al emergency between two great evils thai
OF submitting 10 the varied and
Of England, or have and blooGshed The first is hui
milisi ng-the last is dreadful.
Will &C. give his views in relation measures that
ought 10 be ,sten' We will suggest point which he
may incorporate into his plan if he chooses that Con
gess be disogaHsed and the longest wnded loudes talk
ing and mos, Pugnacous members be enrolled a sepa
rate choice battaon and be placed where Joab putt
land for The sesae pupOss fOOl the forefront Of the
hottest part OF the battle They might then do their
try some good IN way the otber-elhsr in killing Of
icing killed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06
NEXT PRESIDENCY Tories in Trouble.

Our very dear and much respected friends the an
pear 10 be put to their wits in selecting candidate for the
next presidency They get up look a, him spe D.
throw him down and catch up another, ren9uish hn n
turn TO repeat the process Others and kecp the ball
IN motion, though to bu, little purpose The reason of all
this shifting and ndecsion is, presume the fact that
the party has become VIGOROUSLY corrupt and rotten
hearted that no prominen be found among them
Whose character will bear public inspection or on the
soundness Of which they dare hazard their existence as
party The loud hint at the last preside ns election has
opened their to the necessity of looking some where
else than Knderhook for candidate The beegarly ac-
count OF GO out of 2oi official he
OF Mr. Van Buren, and the dragon Locofoco received
blow suneI pecied and dreadful the food was to the
snedel uvisns
They are now feeling about TO how il will answer
to ohr our late Vice President, Col M johnson the
man who r some other, they dared not nom
mate al their last nominating Convention for tie Vice
fesdency However, he is certainly the best man among
thrm-independ-nt, aud uncommonly honest for loco,
which is the very reason that they did nominate him
at baltimore We venture the prediction that, after they
have gone though the eatsoeue and talked Of Calhoun
Benton and others OF their most famous buhtads the y
VIII hnslly settle down upon sort Of halfsDdha man
like Hunter OF Wise, and by this attempt union
between themselves and certain class heretofore acting
with The Wings II wedding can be go, up TO marry
Loco'm and AbOliionisnl shall expect 10 see that
| don. too.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06
OWNED ATLAsT.

ose ofthe rcsoissers adopted a. The recen' ioay s
Cesrsuiion rrsds--
Resolved Ths, tho cure fof the MANY financial
evil. which HAVE EXISTED aud STILL EAisI
IN ,e nation IL MOI 10 be found in the establishment, o'
,,,..,.,o.,bi. and sr,soor.,,e corporation,
w., A. 80, ~ ~. ,s.oiv,,oo ,hint Of HIMSELF
a., a. - ,.,..a 49,, :, ~, l,o .yn,rosuc a, dol,
n.,r,, 40. ana an. ,,cu,s,.d 10 Do iu6n,e injury to
a.. na..,,.,.,. ..n. n, telling IN, ,otsr positive
,,A ,ho.,h an. r.., ,uIra.,e esr,l .,p.,. lie has
ga, nnbr ,a,,,,.,o, one which the whig, will GET.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06

The following capital satire upon the clustering decla
nation ofthe locos about of little or no impor-
lance, is, we believe, from Ohio paper.
Horrible! Horrible Most Horrible U!--We have a
tale to tell which will carry terror to the heart of C-
zen Richie We doub, not it will cause his tongue to
ceave TO the roof of his mouth and his hair to stand up
as stiff as Porcupine's quilts. 1t is notorious affair
-drcadfully shocking-most horrible to think of. We
shudder as we write, but the tale must be told 1t
may be the OF saving the liberties of the country
then at 1t we go. Here it is: We learn upon good
authority, that after "Mr John Tyler took pos
session Of the White House he discharged all the
French cooks; and that it has been his daily habit,
throughout the spring to dine hog jo,cl and turnip
sdHef Here is treason for you which will make the
blood OF every freeman boil Here is monstrous out
rage, unauthorized by the Constitution, and in direct
conflict with the memorable report and resolutions
OF 9s and 3d. Will the feemen of this country SUBJ
init to 1t! Never-never To the polls, then; TO the
polls! TO arms to aims, and save the citadel if you
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06

Mr.. Edito-,-S at the reception Of your paper of
this week June 2s) piece Of poetry observed in
IT puporng by its date to have originated from Castle
ton Seminary, entitled I.assitude." !, immed-
aiey discovered have been the production Of any
member OF this school, bu, purloined from tbs
writings Of Mr.. n. p. Willis, celebrated American
poet, Pereeivng therefore that some individual wish
ed from sinister motives, either ignorant person
or as scoundrel, 10 palm tina, article upon the public
as original, an imposition upon the students OF
tins institution, We IN justice TO the original author
your paper, and TO this institution, wish inform him
whom It may concern. and the public in general that
By Us such course Of conduct sanctioned from
whatever source II may have originated and further.
more, that we consider the person who will commit
such dePreds,ions upon the nights Of others, only
uuei Dot rnan void Of common sense, # he expected
he could commit such a contemplate without il.
b.ins detected. We advise the miscresn, to follow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06
DEPARTMENT OF Wan. Tune o6. 1871.

DEPARTMENT OF WAR, June 90, 1871.
The Secretary of War, in the discharge of painful
duty, announces to the Army the death of Major Gen
eral Alexander Macom6, their late General-n-chef
II were but small tribute to his memory TO say that
IN youth and manhood he served his country 10 III.
profession in which he died, during period of more
than forty years, without stain bemish upon his
cutcheon. The spotless purity his life was not lees
conspicuous than his patriotism and devotion to the
service Though bred soldier, and always 40 adyO
cate OF proper degree Of rgor in maintaining the dis
cipne oil tho Army, his heart still open all the
benevolent sensibiliiies of nature nor his
success and good fortune below his personal deserts
Entering the army in youth, as Coronet, he passed
hohofaoiy through every grade Of command 10 the
highest attainable in his profession
In the progress of his long career besides the ya-
Gus occasions OF ordinary occurrence which called
forth the exercise Of his active talents as an ofsf
the late war with Great BIitau afforded an opponuni
y OF signalling his skill and gallanry IN more en'
heni degree and he ayailed himself of il in a manner
which entities him TO be enrolled high IN the list Of
that distinguished and heroic band of commanders, ~
land and sea who have achieved so much for the hon
or and glory Of their country.
grateful people, speaking through their constituted
authorities were prompt TO acknowledge their u'ej
sense OF The value and importance Of his services, ~h'
living nor will they fail to nantes. correspondent
feelings Of sorrow and regret upon the occasion ol h'
death The Army Will cherish his memory for he
many excellent traits Of his character as man, wh.'
the example Of his military fortune will encoorss.
them TO emulate hs active perseverance, devotion, ana
CALAMITY officer.
As an appropriate testimony Of respect and hono'
for the memory Of their late General chief HE OH
GERS OF The Army will wear the usual badge Of NOUN
ing for siI months, on the left and hit Of sH0f'.
"uns VIII be fired at each military post at intervals "
ihny minutes from sunrise until the day 1l0
ceedlng the receipt Of ths order, during which 'i~'
The national flag vii! be suspended a, hslImast
JOHN BELL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06
From The Burlington sen,is~i
WING NOMINATIONS.

We learn from Montpelier thai tho Wing convention
which met q that place the 3oh ult agreed upon
tho following nominA, ions
For Governor, CHARLES PAINE, OF Mortified.
For Ii. Gov. wAITSTILL r. RANNEY, Of Wind
ham County.
For Treasurer, JOHN sPAULDING, of Montpelier
Messrs. Camp and James, we understand, declined a
denomination. The Convention well attended,
and is deliberations characterized by great unanmity
and good feeling The ticket is good one, and will
meet hearty response from the freemen off the State.
DJRepou Of the proceedings not received in season
for to-dsy's paper Spirited resolution such the
democracy OF the Green Mountain State are in the
habit Of offering, adopted, which we will give
next week
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06
QUITE KEEPING

The Vermont Waterman gives infofmsiion that the re-
cent loco State Convention which wss drawn 10 head"
at Montpelier tremendous, wbeiminely little
gstherng Of "dsmoeratie underwriters Of Vermont II 10
comfortably asserted that the number present neudng of
course the natives Of the place. juveniles sD might be
safely computed q, treo AaAdSed aAd y persons
Psien' quorum, we should think, grind out the old
hsekneysd, thread bare obnoxious whipped out nomn.
tons Of Smile aud bank reform for Governor z ID
Barber reeomms nder for Lieut. Gov
WHIST childish pageant must have been presented when
lev wagon losds Of persons came from DeiRh bor n
towns 10 Montpelier 10 20 ,broogh all the msnoeuvres
regular tea party, Tor appointing the oc-r. Of the
State Of ssrmoni I; reminds one Of the rideulously
grs'. long laced eoanes formerly held BY half DOZEN
DUteh Burgossisrs in New Amsie, dsm (N.~ Yorl) for
ling into serious consideration what punshm.nt they
would iaarei Eve hundred YANKEES. whose
proximity 10 their saosy vg~sms they chose be di.
Plsssed With.
II the wings will bot do their duty the nsIt eketon
there ~ scarcely eaosgh lokss be lett the STATE o.
vstment 10 say "oSr ssGsrngs - iniolefsble"
The Ws,ehmsa ssys
Messfs Dillingssn sDd Barber made speeches, par
ueulsry abusing Daniel Webster and denouuciny a
National bank and particularly amusing us by recall
ing nsind the fact that both Of these orators wers
once and NOT very long ago, strongly IN favor Of Bid
dls's BAN, and arden, admirers Of Daniel Webster
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06

"Ioss en,.'sy too Ieas,hy saslins, too a., and
"too rurrcss for beth "a the eoumas of the Herald
&C D. snns~hst isne,hy petite production ct Ere,
had bali mind 70 publish IN fvct TO the young sut hor
discriminating the very oeirctons TO many por
tees Of F"s 90 young Person &c he represent. him.
sefto b. We should ,bink his ,sen might be euIvsted
10 gcod pufpos~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06

Ia speeis Csss1s Of the ssb-rreasury Law, which
made % mach nosss DAY 10 10 Ps.asies a nsi,y,
a. our readers very well ksow the Collector reoey-
ing INSTEAD Of actual spsois. checks upsa the Bahks
marked payable in spse,s, as ali checks upon Os'
Bsnas are. ~hetsss marsed EOl Tue tact, there
fots tins instead q quarter Of the Custom Hoass
dses beng payaels IN seeie, a. hsIei0iIe, oas bal
are psysAis ne la lns,, 10 Of no sor Of con
sequence
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06
THE HERALD.

7xy srsra, TyDgrE yDE ScE, lei .. ...,,
Lsss ~ as lee. sss-f s.d Earis svs.--
Tky ssrs rn fsnpe sr,fk NJ Brse~ ksws.
Asv hss< fss ssc-. fA~f kc~rls sis~s Ne sty
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06

The Old bOi no, less true sdsge, Honesty ~ "'e ''
policy" -
Cssseton Seminary, Jolly s'h, isti.
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rmtntp-ArStntb eompstss,
Friday, June 25.

Friday, June 90
Aher the transaction OF some business relative to he
removal OF the remains OF The late president the States
were called upon for petitions and reports from com
mii,ecs. -
Mr.. Gushing resumed his remarks on the Mcleod
question, but as nothing interesting was COM
munica,ed, we have reports TO make
This disposed OF, the house went into committee OF
the whole on tho
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

TUESDAY EVENING, 9Th JULY. is,.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28
BONESET CANDY.

wM7M. BROWNS COMPOUND BONESET
~ CANDY, for the cure OF Coughs, Colds,
Difficulty of Breathing. Sore Throat, and all pu-
rnonary complaints. 1t is also in extensive for
clearing the vuice Of VoCasts and Public Speakers.
Its efficacy is iuily established for removing the
bove complaints. AS there are limitations in the
market ttat are frequently sold for the Genuine, in
o der to avoid them tho proprietor OF thlsraiuabe
Cough remedy is to the greatest expense Of having
j, stamped VIM Brown, Boston" Also the Di.
rections are signed. For genuine observe the
stamp and receive no other-Price 10 cts FIR Uz
The great increase Of sales this season is sufficient
10 satisfy the whole community OF its superiority
Is an evidence read certificates:
thereby certify that in the month ofOctober, 1899
manufactured rom medicated detection furnish
cd by Wm Brown, Druggist, 4Sl WASHINGTON ST
Boston, 524 lbs of his Compound Boneset Candy
Same month this year, 1910, manufactured ytol
4,in 1888 Ia lbs showing an increase to satisfy al
that the article is truly ell the go. Six years since
in the same month | made but so lbs. 1t is now
ten years to my knowledge that this candy has
been made by MIR Brown,
J.7.HES RICHARDSON, Confectioner,
%79 Washington st. Boston.
For the genuine, call for Browns Boneset Candy
which is for sale in Bath wholesalr and retail by
EDWARD WOOD, Central Wharf
20a21
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28
Fresh G00ds,
JUSTRECEfYED AND ron Sy8LE
WASHINGTON ELLIOT,

a FRESH assortment q Gracer."s-soch rs
"a Souchcorg aud Ii son Teas, old jays. Porto
Rico and Cuba Coffre, II. Is. Sugar, no,to RICO d.
Choco ae sias. T.brrls sSott s,hel Ai.onds,
Cas,ana nuts, Irish Moss, Tapioca, P"al sage.
served Ginger, Crus!led Sugar, Lent and tamP
do English MuS'ard, t'roun, spices, rose "at'r,
Mead Syrup, Letnop Do, Pepper >s"re, Extract
Lemon. Futnato hetciup. Cjtran, Ginger. Cass'a.
Cask Raisus, Boxes 20 .Sa'nratus, Sperm Candies
Dip, and Mould do We!oHcs Choc9wte, CASTLE
Soap Shaving do. premium atarvh common do
Cavandsh Iobarco, Honey Dew do. Principe
Cigars, Icing mines do Winter Oil, SnmHor Do
Castor OIL, Sweet do, Cod Fish, soda Crackers,
Pork, Flour Meal, Cheese, Rice, Batter. Hams
Nails, B'oons, Cloties Lines, Pninrrd Paris, Pipes,
Wicking Jugs, Kegs, Corits, Fine SAT-, &c, &C.
AIs0--n gnoh ns.nIttneml Of crnrkrry ware.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28
GRAVE STON rs.
SHLP CHANDLE Il Y i.

SHIP C. II A n ID l. u Il Y.
a GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
"a and for sale by ZlNA HYDE 81 CO., Front
street Bath; including CORD.fGE, Manila and
Tarred, from the naruaetores OF Plymouth, Mar
behcad and Boston, by the gang or retail.
Sail Cloth. Duck and Irvine of most descriptions
ANCHORS ofaIl sizes, warranted.
CH3IN Gables, Sheets and Ties OF Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war
ranted for two years. also, English Chains. Bolt
Sheet Copper. Composui"n Spikes and Mails, Will;
othar Castings Of subscriptions
Vindisss JNeckS and Capstan Spindies.
ZINC SHEA THING Nails, new and aPpro
pirate article
yM4K4L STORES, Paints. Oils and Glass.
Troy Pressed Spikes, from liirce to ten inch
Ship Blocks and Pumps.
NAUTICAL ms TRUMENTS, Books and
Charts.
Many ofthe above articles, can on suitable notice
be delivered to the purchaser al his place OF bnsi
ness, direct from the mandatory free OF expense
to him. and at the manufactor' slowcst prices.
Bath April !, 1910 ivl
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28
,TPCOUGHs, COLDS, SPLITTING BLOOD

II {SCOU CHS, COLDo, sri IN\T DLOo',
and al Pulmonary complaints cured.
BosToN, Aug. Il, 1910. hereby certify that
withtia few years past have had several friends
who have been subject TO coughs, colds aud PuImo-
nary conpiants, and have also been very much
troubled with a c ugh myself. young man who
is agent for me at New York, fell from cars on
the Boston and Worcester Railroad about four
wears since while they were running al the rlte OF
fifteen miles per hour, and received serious iniu-
nv, which caused bin to bleed nwnrdy, daily. Tor
a year. After much persuasion. induced hin TO
try Mrs Gardeners Indian Balsam Of Liver" ort.
He used or 10 bottles, which entirely cured him;
lie is now us well as ever. He THINKS nothing ban
this HaIsam could have saved his lie ! h"rntore,
from experience, cheeJuiIy recommend ii +" my
friends and Tie public, for coughs, colds. and al
pulmonary complaints, raising Of Blood, &c. 1t is
prepared and for by I'm. Brown, Chemist, 48i
Washington st. Boston. Wm T. H.4RNpEN.
Conductor OF Harnden's Express from Boston to
New York.
Price 50 cts, For sale in Bath, By E. WOOD,
20w35 GENITAL Wharf.
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q OFFEE. &c.

NLD Java-Cuba-Porto Cabello. and ST Do
" mingo COFFEE,
Boston Loaf, Lump, Crushed White and Brows
Havana, Porto Rico and Brazil SUGAR
Principe, Spanish and American CIGARS.
Fresh RAISINS, CURRANTS, and FIGS-for
sale by M. f. GANNETT.
Dec. 10. 3w37
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B, T. SAW Y Z r
ATTORNEY AZ LAW,
BOW DONNA NJ, SO
sffNsHe.

3. r. S. uiH attend the serer0l Courts in Cum
beriGad, L,ncoin and Kennebec CountisS, and ,cilL
atena exclusively TO the business Of his profession.
kEFER TO
"" %ss"'ts' p 5;s;" No.
Hon. William p. Fessonden. }
Hon Samuel Gray, Bowdoinham, Me.
b G. Bailey, Esq. Bath, Me.
W ,Ie' q HanDr'G E ""s East Thoma'on Me-
E1essrs Greedy Il Guild, Mcrohnn,s, Boston, Mass
Seba Smith, Esq. New York City.
Bowdcinlam. Nov. 1870. tf32
MORE NEW GOODS.
EUST received and now orrring by
CO T. F. DONNELL Agent.