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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-18
PIANos PIANOS! PIANOs !

~ 'IAen s'ipctor Linen Collars, from 81 50tos
2 \, - - e.. 20 So 30
=. % assorted silk do
re have also received, BY Leontiae 2 ,lozeo .,,..
mere Pants. u.s. ''als anu tasai'
'euuemeu are informed that Goods will n, al ,i. 81,
SHOWN viii pleasure Stree Of expense " ''' W
fec o.u GEO. : KEEN . co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25
WHO ARE THE DEMOCRACY?

The number of the present electoral college "
204, from which Mr. Van Buren, has received &C
votes against 235 given to Gen. Harrison. Now
what can be more absurd than for party which
casts about one fnh of the electoral votes TO sci
up claim to the title of Democracy?
The St. Louis Pennant objects 10 the phrase
-'beaslly drunk" and "drunk as beast some
times used to describe people in state oil IntoXl
cation. 1t is gross Islander upon the beast crea'
ZION. We never saw n beast that was not 100 re
spectacle to drink: man is the only animal thai
is mean enough to do it. Shame, shame upon
him who calls himself lord of the creaion and
vet makes himself lower than the very swine.
Odds and Ends. A Boston paper announces
the marriage of James Odds to Miss Martha Ends
When the full grown thiefis hanged, do we not
sometimes forget that he was the child OF misery
and vice, II born for the gnlows, nursed for the
halter? Did we legslate little more for the era
die, might we not be spared some puins for the
hulks
Not Bad. in rpeaking of the transmigration oil
souls, dandy wittily observed That lie remem-
bered being the golden calf "And now you've
only lost the gliding" replied lady,
Our follow citizen Silas f.. Burrows, presented
all the prisoners confined in the criminal depart
ment OF The city prison. with substantial aud
luxurious dinner on New Years day. roas,
sheep, roast turkics fowls, &c. were among the
viands, with barrel of good cider Silos is Tip
pccanoe boy,) washed them down with a hearty
relish. Encore w y Signal.
The L. 5. Gazette states that twelve nusket
balls were, on New Years Eve, fired into The new
and beautiful sign OF General Harrison, AT the
corner of Eighth and ColIowhill streets.
Size Of London. London is probably The lar
gest city in the world, at lcnst if set down ms
doubtful the exaggerated accounts of the popun-
lion Of some of the Chinese and Japanese cities
We can form some idea of lis size when we are
told it contains as many inhabitants do the five
states of Massachusetts, Maine, Connecticut, New
Ilainpshire, and Vermont.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25

MARRIAGES.
In this village the Goth inst. by Rev. b. w. smit
MIR. Joseph Burrage of Boston to Miss Frances 3. Peri
of the former place.

In this village on the goth inst. by Rev. d. w Smith,
Mr. Joseph Burage of Boston to Miss Frances $. Perrin
of the former place.
"The mighty Power that formed tho mind
One mould for every two designed"
In this town. 18th inst. by Rev Mr. Harding Mr. Austin
u. Arms % Miss Fanny Dodge.
In this town. 18th inst by Chs Sibey Esq. MIR Josephus
Slayton TO Miss Fanny Andrus
~ Berlin by Marvin Simons Esq MIR Joseph Grant il
70 Miss Mary Coburn
In Worcester slst ult. Mr. Thomas Taylor to Miss
Matilda Pratt.
In Norwich 18th inst Mr. Harry Russ of suaiIord to
Miss Adene Hunt.
In Burke, 18th inst. Mr. Jowet Morse OF Danville to
Miss Susan w skinner.
In Concord, illh inst. Mr. Nathaniel Cutting TO Miss
Lydia Isham.
In Lyndon, 18th inst. Mr. WIN o Fuller to Miss Eliza
HoughoD daughter Of Slas Houghton Esq,
In Chelsea, 9th inst Mr. VIM il Bran IN 10 Miss Abigail
Jones, both Of Washington.
In Johnson, 18th inst. Mr. Geo u Downer merchlnt of
Stow, 10 Miss FavllH Waterman-Nlr Aaron Dodge to
Mss Prudena Wactman-b J,h daughters of Hon Joseph
Watcrman.
In Watervile, 9Th inst Mr. George Reddng to Miss
Joanna Gecd.
In lydepark l4h inst. Mr. ARENAS Crawford of Alex
andra, n II. TO Miss Alpha Hadev
In Barnard, 24lh ult Mr. Frederick w Luce 10 Miss
Submit Strong
In Cornth, Mr. Loren Downs of Newbuiy 10 Miss Elz.
abeth Taplin5lh ps'. NJ Israel p Smith Of Pumi ct
10 Miss Sarah Itch.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25
RAIL ROAD ACROSS VERMONT.
A correspondent of the Vi. Chronicle says

A correspondent of the VT Chronicle says:-
"There is another subject to which hope you
will invite the attention your readers-par C
ularly the politicians it is the claim we have to
the advantages oflnternol Improvement Should
our boundary disputes with Great Britain result
ms is feared by many, a Rail Road from Lake
Champain towards the seacost will be all but in
dispensable to the safety OF our northern frontier
as we as to the speedy transfer of uoops, &C..
from our mountains 10 the seaboard. am not
appraised that there is proposed public work IN
the country whose benefits 10 tie Whole nation, IN
snch contest, would be more conspicuous. /
have no doubt but "A Rail Road will be construc-
ted from Ogdensburgh to Lake Champlain Its
continuation from our side of the Lake to the
Connecticut River, aud thence elher down the
! banks Of the river 10 Junction with the Massa-
chusetts and Albany Rail Road; or across New
Hampshire to n junction with the Nashua and
! Lowell Rail Road. would secure to all New Eng
land that defence in war, and those commercial
advantages peace, which no other communica-
! ton has given"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25
0Ss.Medicine is best knOcn by the Cures II
performS@fN

L HEWToNs PANACEA, or PURIFIER of the BLOOD
The unparalleled and still Increasing reputation which
this medicine has acquired throughout the New Eagand states,
aud tho many performed and tha great demand
made by advice 0 well acquainted with its
have induced the proprietor 10 extend ITS circulation
almost the eastern states ana tho principal
towns the Unird States This pauueoa purely
nnd h not medicine ever on
erred TO the afflicted extensive sue add great popularity
nly prove II within the last eighteen cured ia
Thousands most obstinate diseases moved NV
and pronounced by eminent py
soians tho best medic iue Useful Information may
found ~ chcnlats containing many cohcatos cures and
directions Tor taking tho moiioine rhe following ae
appointed agents in the counties uf Wasugton ano he and
oe3ns-monlpoer Burbank, Prentiss; Pain6ed Hail
ana 'amsr Barre Farmers and Mechanics Store Cranbury
Brewster Albany flo,ey; Irashueh Dairow. Core6
ny, Clevelsndi Derby Chandler; Bloomington Stewart
aud Strong Greensboro, l. Waterman Glover w Pa nor
s'monds Conan and Co Ha-dwek, O Crosby Walden and
Edwards Cabot upper village Ferry and Go; rshdeld
y Putnam; Chelsea Hubbard Btookdeld, Bgeow aud
son STAFFORD Youeg Co; Hydopark Keser; John
SON Geo Warner WolcotL Pennock Cambridge Wires;
WaterVile, NJ Fisk Morristowu, bingham Camp and
waterman Waterbury, w HutchOs Barton, Heasewf ~
au hoolusen' 6Sa3woop3m'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25
AN ANSWER TO TILDBN's ExPIR-
ING GROANt

He public q uuubt Sod that
L when Mr. Tden is driven 10 the wall with his
fraudulent patent he attempts IL shield himself be-
hind his mock dignity md talks about his condsscen-
sion, &c. in answering us. The brepiip Of his last
nnuncntion is its least fault and think those of
lhe public. who arc unncouain,ed with us will not
nke our characters from Mr. Tilden ill they become
satisfied he is disinleestcd witness and one whose
ycraeity is unquesonable On tho first qualification
the public ca n have no doubt, and we can show him
as Objectionable in the other II he will not get angry
for being exposed.
MIR TiIJen says owe would here state that the
rIGoa and tho DWELL stove nre TOO in principle and
con siruction and there is not a plate in The Rowe
that bears onS analogy to any plate in orr stove
The stovos are ns dissimlar 10 each other as Con-
ants and Woosoas, except that both have elevated
ovens" Now that the public may indse whether
ne states that which is True or absolutely false We
assert that the engraving nj ihe brad OF l. &. G. c
Robinsohs advertisement il correct represen etion
Of Rowell's stnvc AS made by said obinsons in tho
fall oC 1870 anal re challenge AIr Tilcn 10 DEM our
assertion. and mini out The difference, If anu The
pub ic can SEQ whether or moi they ore uke in prin.
ciulc and construction.
| MIR Tlldcn next says in substance, thai wo claim
ed at first H. At he stole wells invrniiun and took
| n paent on Tat alone and when we lonnd there was
new plate l., Tlldeh'. stove not found in Rowel's,
and when Holiness statement came out, we then
cInimed tsai Town invented the three curved plate
and he would thereby insinuato that we abandoned
Rowelps clniu after Holmes atcinnnt appeared,
md n summed a different ground. Our first and only
charge vas that Town invented the three curved
plate and Rowr inv, n,cd the rest Of the stove and
that T,lden stole their inventions nd took ON, ma.
tent on them See our advertisement, published Sept.
| = 1sAO
! Mr.. Tndcn nextsavs that we have not, dare not.
and c,nnoi answer Mr.. Holmes statement, Terri
HE, Terriblcil BIZ be SO GOOD n. IN read The
posscrio,, To our advertisement rubsb,d for sever
| nj wcel nlter the 9Th of Oc,otcr last
MIR Tidcp oeyi says that ne l.i tho October form
pass wilhou, surr us because he was oblgcd So To
do or that we did not dare TO sell the Farmers Stoy
mill suine time ga, out for tina, term and Inn, l,,
would have icd us preyiou. To that term if wt. had
Given him an onnornniry. The lime for the s,c vi eo
nj wrs rcurnnble 10 Thai term nc tho ,nu, cxs ired
n, tho o =, Joy NJ Sc,ts,nber Ins, O,o ~ 80, M,
terms Ear the FuImor,. stove WINS ~, do hv Hof nos
| ..''''.' ~ ''' "''N' ''''''' " iio'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25
DEATHS.

In DuSbuy, 9th u Lucy. wife Of James Atkins aged 81
In Enosbreh, 30h ult. Mary Ann wife Of Capt Daniel
Stone, aged So
In Bakersfield LIST inst. Mr. Jonas Brigham, aged 49,
In Rockingham 9Th inst. Mr. Joshua Reed 80-a revo-
lu!ionary soldier formerly Of Stoddar% N ii.
In Windsor 18th inst Capt Martin Pinnvy aged 70.
In Hartland, 2sth ult Mr. $ neon Alv Jrd, aged 100.
In Peacham, 10Th inst MIR WIN Holmes, aged II.
In Concord gath nit. Mrs Polly May, aged 3D.
In Batnet 10Th inst. Deborah wife of Mr. David Law
renee, in the 5Gth year Of her age.
In Chelsea 9Th inst Elizabeth, wite Of Mr. Nathan Hoo
aged &c years months.
In Bddgewa'er lih ult. Mrs Abigail H9dsman aged
92-l2.h, Mr. Phneds Sanderson, aged 3d.
In Chester goth ut suddenly, Rev Joseph Brown, 70.
In Rutl nd Mass. 9th inst by fail which broke his
neck, Mr. Robert Forbes Sc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25

Elections in Massachusetts, l64l. A looker-up
of some by-gone things, in the Bay State Demo
cra furnishes the following as in vogue at the date
above in reference to the mode of voting:
alt is ordered by this court and the authority
thereof that for the yearly choosing of assistants,
the ireemen shall use Indian Corn and Beaas.-
The Indian Corn to manifest election, the Beans
contrary. And if any freeman shall put in more
than one Indian Corn or Bean for the choice, or
refusal of any public officer, he shall forfeit for
every such offence, ten pounds"
The following in relation to marriages, is sup
Piled by the same hand:
Sand il any person shall wiliuy and unrea'
sonably deny any child timely or convenient
marriage, shall exercise any unnatural severity
ioMMrd. them, such child or children shall have
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25

Rife pistols OF different Ienghs common DO also INC
locks from 81 ESQ SO 90. powder TASKS shot bags lead
SO els 10 ri per 10 warranted good can be bought IN
the United States $4,000 olho best opercusson caps Al
Of the above articles intend ose at Ian price Tor rea
dy pay reasonable credit. Rhes, Guns ec maue 10
order short notice and warranted
II. b. II. would return his sincere thanks Tor past Gus
tom aud hopes for continuance Of the same lie w'shes
all WHO indebted him would call and sclue up he
Old debts and contract new ones. ..-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25
FOREIGN3 NEWS.

| Five days later intelligence has been received
from England. Further difficulties have arisen
between Spain and Portugal, but England will
interfere to prevent war; The British soop OF
war Fairy, has been lost on the coast of England
and all on board, 35 in number, persisted
| The Jetcs. There Sc ems to be movement =
mong the continental Jews. in relation 10 late
| events in the East.
The following is the concluding paragraph of
an address to the Jews, published in Der Orient,
n German newspaper.
"People of Jehovah, raise yourselves from
your thousand years slumber Rally round lead
ers! have really the will n Moses will not he
wanting The rights Of nations will never grow
old take possession of the land OF your fathers;
build third time the temple of Zion greater and
more magnificent than ever. Trust in the Lord,
who has led you safely through the valley OF
misery thousands of years. llo also will not ier-
sake you in your last conflict"
Russia and Khird. Tho last number of The
Gazette of St. Petersburg contains nm Official nc
count OF the settlement Of the differences between
Russia aud the Khan ofKhiva.
This settlement will secure the peace Of Cen
trail Asia from the disturbance To which il has
been exposed aud lay mcoirs ct it question has
been got rid OF which might have become Il
source OF jealousy between Russia aud England.
Boston Alias.
France and BVcnoS tyres. The difficulties be-
tween these countries is settled aud the French
have raised the blockade which has been 80 long
enforced
TEXAS.
News 10 the third Decemler and it is of n war.
like character. President Burnet, in message to
Congress, said: 7, S,Is, us defined hy the sword
mny comprehend the Sierra del Nladre Let the
sword do lis work" Texas is now bounded by
the Rio Grande. The Mexicans have 2l50 troops
on the Texan frontier and body of the,n had
entered The Texan county of San Putrco.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25
AN EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.

The Cincinnati Republican,, edited by Col.
Todd, an intimate personal friend OF Gen. llnrr-
son, thus speaks in reference 10 this subject, and
we presume by authority:
Ezra SESSION. The Globe begins early on
this subject But it cannot gull its own friends
by assertions, or misead ours 10y Measurements. IL
is well for us, however, to understand our posi-
ton; and to say beforehand what may aud what
mry not he necessary.
First then, we do not hesitate TO declare that
no erira session Of Congress OiR be called unless
The absolute toants ofhe country demunda. Every
effort will be made TO avoid it. The Wings in
Congress now are united in action to prevent it.
If an extra session then be necessary, it will be
because those who are now in power make 1t So,
and they cannot rid themselves of the RESPONSE
biy.
Nor cun they complain of this. Due notice has
been given that new set of Books will be open
ed wi,iI the new administration. The party in
power knoD that they must balance up the old set
If they do not do il, or if doing it, it is found TINT
we cannot get along, or that the nation cannot
meet or fulfil lis engagements, then no alternative
will he left to the Wings. We shall rejoice to
learn that il may be avoided. But if it may moi
be- then let the responsibility rest where it ought
! We have only TO say further that II is somewhat
suspicious that the Glebe begins TO charge Sc
early on this subject Does il wish 10y this course
to divert public attention from The state OF the
Treasury? Can it expect by so shallow device
TO cover up any heavy delinquency of its friends
IN power? We wait for further light. But mean
Time we suspect oil is not right, and we fear tina
disclosures will he made which will shock good
men, and cause even the bitter partlzan 10 doubt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25
TEXAS.
FLORIDA NEWS.
Office of the News.


ST. Augustine, Jan. l. 1910.
Col. Harvey has pass ed through the Everglades
coming oul at Cape Sable. lie surprised a camp
Of 40 Indians, hing ten ofMe ,0drriorS, and reser-
we'd one 10 take him 10 Sam Jones' camp. Che
kka, who headed the party robbing Indian Key
was among The number. 1t. Ord oil 3D. artillery
in attempting to disodgc Indians from an Island
lost one man, had six wounded, and The only one
uninIured brought his men Oft. AT a time when
the commanding General is iampcring with out.
laws and murderers, it is bright relief 10 cast the
eye upon u man who knows his duty to the ceun
tryand $ not afraid TO perform it.
Last night the market was illuminated, cannons
fired. and muse employed to add their grateful
sounds to the admiration which this affair has
produced.
From the Savannah Georgian of Jan.
important from Forida. We have melancholy
news from Florida, and yet prospect that mos
of the Indians will submit.
A correspondent writes from Fort Holmes, f.
f. that the express has just arrived from the Yves
and says that wagon going from Micanopy tc
Wakakuta, escorted by ten men, was attacked by
Indians, aud 1t Sherwood and Mrs Lit. Montgom
cry, Sergt. Care and rrvates killed.
Thus has young and tender female fallen
victim to the devotion of her sex. We have
since learned from passenger by the Florida
that Mrs. NJ. was but recently married. Another
officer, too, of our gallant little army, has also
fallen by her side, while four others have shared
their fate.
The murderers must be portion Of the Goa
cOoches party, determined TO drink the blood o
the whites whenever opportunity offers.
| letter has been received at st. Augustine
from officer at Fort King, Stating that the Wa
Department had instructed Gen. Armstrong t
treat with the Indians, and allow them u part o
| Florida.
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Them
Stnc. counsA
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25
GUN-SMITHING,

CO. PARTNERSHIP NO.
TICE.-'l'he Gun.SmIlhing bu.
siness formerly carried on by r.,
B. Hayward will now be carri-
ed on under the firm ocHaywsrd
and Cushman. They win keep
constantly on hand a good as.
sorlment Of Rifles and Fowling-
Pieces Of the best quality, also
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25

have seen il need no description commentator OF "
To those who have not, would say, nyou want small
farm Of first land easy TO be managed, with most
substantial und coNvEEIEST buildings, mostly erected the
past season, and this There about fifteen
acres Of rich meadow the east side Of the road
the river inferior 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 /.
Of the price remain mortgage for a time but at
least half will DO required when possession is given,
or ample security by responsible suretes. o,,e,
GEO, SToRRS,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE,

THSHE Subscribers give notice that they have purchased
Id At public AUCTION, the principal part Of the stock
of goods inrmery owned by Nalbridge, Peurcc and Co.
and offer the for sale at the lately occu-
pied by said firm East Calais, such reduced prices
as will make it an object for the purchaser CALL AND
SEE! They also give notice that they have appointed
Alonzo Pearce their agent supeIntend and transact
the above busieess for them. ISRAEL DWINELL,
STEPHEN PEARCE.
Enst Cal lis. Ian 0. lS4l;fS1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25
0. X. IALL CUREDl

IVES reader bottle amer bottle of Charles Jones', co
for the cure of Salt Rheum ErysiPas, Serefa a, ,wns
any kind has been sold, with the
that il relief had that the paid Aha
was TO BE REFUNDED and not single boitla has been re-
turned, This proof positive then that they Kali
cured Try nothing in case OF failure to rive Sf
This is humbug there is no mistake tho article Or tho
OF humors II tho directions fully eomped with a.
proves itself TO be really what it IS nded be- Made
only by himself and for sao WALTQNS booksioo Mpnt
neer at many Of the principal places il New England
AMP OlL-Two Tierces superior Lanp Oh Juss re-.
4 ceiyed by lIangdon aud Wright. Gets
GILK and Worsled Cambellens and Alpac
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25
NOTICE,

l. RICHARDSON informs the citizens OF Monpe-
l. er and vicinity that he has taken for shot
time, Keiths Leather Store Main street. where he
will execute PLASTER OF PARIS BUSTS for such
individuals favor him with their patronage. perfect
transcript fac simlo of the original is warranted at
very low price. He invites the public to call and
specimens Of his art.
Phre nologlsts and ihers can be furnished with tho
chronological Busts The approved model Bust of
Dr. Gall, Of Ancient Grcoan skull indicating the
hghestorder Of mind-sku Of Indian, New Zealander
Murderer Ourang Ouang, Monkey &c. &c.
Montpelier Dec %, 1910. 81 Sw.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25
For SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale the d eight
!. fu situation no has so recently fitted u p, two
4 miles north of Montpelier Village, the
b North Branch Of Onion River Person who
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25
ADAMS HAY-FORKS.

NHE Subscribers continue manufacture this article in
greanumbers md to supply all orders from their friends
and the public promptly and upon their usual liberal
Those who wish for The genuine and true Adams Fork,
will do we'll purchase o the subscribers their agents.
and always to be they get with the genuine Ia
bells Containing Names printed thereon. Merchants
and others, who order from purchase from author
lied agents, may rely upon first rate article.
RUFUS ADAMS.
EZRA Z. ADAMS.
Brookfied, January 8, 1871. S7T
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25

DAINTS. 10000 lbs Wetherells dry White Lead ;
L. 100 kegs do ground do do
Is bbs Venetian Red IL do French Yellow: 10 do A
mecan do 20 do Spanish White; Is do Spanish Brown;
20 do Spirits Tmpen'ine Chrome ollow Chrome, Grown
Terradesena Sand Paper, Painters Brushes and Sash
Tools Copai Varnsh, Gold and Silver Leaf Gold Silver
and Copper Bronze, by and II PECK and co.
BURLINGTON, 9Th Jan. lSll--S8.3m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-25

nYE.STUFFS. 900 bbs Logwood, st Domingo
~ $50 do do Campeachy;
$50 do Fusc; 200 do Mic. Wood; $50 do Camwood
80 do Alum 40 do Nader 90 blue Vitro GO carboys
Oil Vrol Arsol and Cream Tartar; Nitric and Muriatic
Acid; Aqua fortis; Bengal and Floant Indigo; Quer
Citron Bark, Peach and Bar Wood Curcuma, Lac Dye,
Nut Calls Press Papers, Cohers Jacks, Tenter Hooks,
BY and J Fl PECK and CO Burlington, Jan Is
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GILK and Worsled CambelleRs and Alpac =
- Cloths hrstrate articles for Ladies' CloakS ca
be had at Charles spaldins's cheap cash assy eau
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GROCERIES. 100 chests u half Young Hyson lea;
" 60 do Hyson Skin do
25 bags Pmento 20 do Pepper so do Coffee Us boxes
Pipes $50 do Bar Soap; 200 do Raisns; 40 do Star
100 do dipped Candles % do Sperm Candles so kegV
pure Ginger 300 mats Cassa; Sgnee Brandy Holland
Gin St Crolx Rum; Baltimore Gin American Brandy !;
Champagne, Port, pale and brown Sherry Madeira and
Sicily Madeira, Maiseilles Madeira and Malaga Wines,
by and II PECK and CO. Burlington Jan l5 1871