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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

BOOTS and SHOES selling off at cost.
- G.. MEAD, SIC Grand, corner OF Norfolk >reet-
This immenSe stock of Boots and Shoes comprising one of
the sad best s,sormeu ot work Tor retailing, that
b. found in the civ selling Of Cost to close
the The subscriber invites all that wish pur-
chase csl aud >ecthe iaest bargains offered in
Boots and shoes Pleas recOliec c. NEADS.
al I'm SO Gra-d>roet corner pt Norfolk Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
OLUF. GLUE. Glue, Glue.-The Sub

NJ scribsr. being supplied from various manufactures,
Keep constant hand large assortment OF tie different
quate, OF Glns sold in this market. II which they would
invite the particular attention OF Manufacturers, Country
Merchants and all who deal IN lh- article
JOSHUA GILBERT SON, Agents,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
TO WATCU-MAkERS. jewelers., &c.

kc-The subscriber. stll continue 20 manufacture all
kinds of Jewery Spectacle, a.. &C. the a,hona
bic sic, and Al greatly reduced price, Wholesale or retail
Purchaser. will DO well call before purchasing e,e"htfe
Old gold or silver bought or exchanged
IS BUTLER a co. No u Maiden lane,
49, ~. o. d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
NIiIIrARY GOODS below csst. at

WI - Maiden Lane.-The subscriber having rrl'nqu,l-
ed the military business and removed h., goods from 9i
Broadway ~ 90 Maiden Laue offers tn sell 81, entire
.iock-conss.g OF swords. Belts. Sashes Epadlri,o'
lace. Buttons, Pumes Muskes Riff &c. &c below cost
Taors making uniforms, officers eguppms themselves, or
per-o.s purchasing 10 sell again viii Do WI To- all
n If WM HINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
JJOUSEKEEPER'S HARDWARE,

i Ac-The subscriber would remind his customers and
public that he ia sin his old place No ~ Division
where he offers excellent assortment OF all ARTICLES
Ia the above line prices low can be found m any
in the citv JOSEPH WEED. AL I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
n w. FEEKS respectfully informs hi.

w HIND TCrf'V'ITUTTy TTITVTH TS III
~ friends and the public that he has made arrange
ment> accommodate boarding scholars after The ii
May in l9th between the 9th aud 9th avenues
They will b. instructed in the branches taught IN III.
school OF King Feel, so Broadway and Will have The
advantage OF preparing their exercises under his supcrn
endence. For terms, references, &C., apply 70 {. W.
EEEkS. IA.lv al ANynnIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
TRUNKS. Trunks

L Manufactured 10 order and Tor sale by r.. H. No
DYNF, 2g Greenwich street, corner Barclay tbasfWcnt
Nev.YOrk r. IL y keeps constantly on han every dies
crptOn VI Travelling and Packing Trunks. Carpet Bag
Na,es ladies' waterproof iai Boxes and Trunks whole
and retail TIE most reasonable terms. Oh Trunks
taken in EXCHANGE aI3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
DOLLED GERMAN SILvER.---JAS.

Ia c. MOFFf1T, vi PriEcssreet near Wooster,
would particularly call the attention Ot Hardware Dealers
and Manufacturers to his .upcror article Of German Silver,
~ ch he OIL, sale Wholesale snd retail o all thick
neSes, and wsrrsnts equal 10 any, either Fore gn Do
.estir .for &C or and >..ltness s72u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
- OILED AND PLATED BRASS

Ia first rate article OF Rolled and Plated Bra~,
iUays be found at JAMES q. MOTFErT, l2l Prince d.,
near Wooster al the lowest market prices Likewise very
superior article OF Cnopers Bras. att
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-24

Horrors ofa Shipwreck.-Ths Boston
Transcript gives The following account Of
The sutferings Of young man from New
York. who was recently taken from wreck
and carried into 'ha. city:
,s'lt appears from his statemen. thai he
remained forty nine days on the wreck with
lille or no food. ~ A linle flour was " ashed
up from the hold. krch,i ihsy col!ee,ed. ~ g,
with salt water, and dried II in the sun, and
ate, Twas known that there was q canister
Of salmon, preserved in oil, in The cabin. - -
Fosdck dove down several times, and sue 4
ccedsd in obtsining six ,on which they lived
for some time; sf.er that nothing remained
10 supporl life. or The seven ..hat remained
two being drowned in The forecasde when
the Naiad upset,) il is remarkable tha, The
mos, heshy, and apparently the strongest,
died hrsi. Every thing was done by Fos
dick to keep up the spirits Of his compan
ions, bnl they failed, one sfter another, and
as soon IS hope fled ,lhey yielded and died.
When the weather was at all rough, they
were obliged TO take TO the foreiop, and lash
themselves, there 10 remain iil \, became
calm They had now all pe,ished bu, two
-fosdick and companion. who were in
top one dark night. when ]. began to rain.
Fosdiek reached over TO where his compan
ION lay. 10 rouse him 10 obtain few drops
OF waller as j. fell, but found him dead. Ia
the morning he cut him loose, and be fell
into the sea. He then remained alone sir
SIX Gays before he was taken oaby CsE lair
kim6sll.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-24
sGOya CASS AND. THE PRESI.
as YiGan0-rDENCY.s slsig bae3 a.

This gentleman, since his return from
Europe, has met with the civili.ies which
The high character OF his. public services
merllv. independent Of all partisan consi,
dsralions. In Boston and in New York he
has Been waited upon by large numbers Of
the citizens; ready to show their respec. for
his talents and worth. D aa0zf3ai.a ts& 81
! The name, of Mr. Cass having been
frequently mentioned as apresiden,ial can,
didate; Hon. Mahlon Dickerson has ad-
dressed TO him a letter, which gives him an
opportunity to :defne his position, (, Mr..
JDickerson. ai.er abiding 10 the enomina,ion,
,,ells Mr.. Cass the manner in which his
name Is men,loned BY some of the. Wbig
papers, Is such as 10 excite suspicion among
those who do no.'known The Ex- x-Minister,
thar he fayors Wing principles, and ,ba.
hissyiews on q National. Bank are identical
wi,h those of The Wings. Mr. ID. take
such explanation as shall be satisfactory 20
the political friends ofMr. Csss. H"o'9 sai I
In reply, Mr.. G. says that he finds no
difficulty in giving a prompt and unequi-
vocal answer. He says he Is a member OF
Democratic party, and has been. SO from bis
his youih.--,hat he was frs. called into
public life by Mr.. Jefferson, .hirty.six years
ago, isa firm believer in The principles
laid down BY him. and bias ne .er. swerved
40 instant. He thinks tho feelings and
experiences Of the country have decided
agsinst National Bank, ard that no soch
institution should be chartered. He adds
as The result Of his foreign observation ,he
opinion, that while a due degree Of credi,
is highly useful in lne business concerns oil
atcouniiy.a sound specie basis is essential
TO its permanent prosperity. 90 ias. usa,
Such % slhep definition of abe position Of
NJ. Csss. Politicians may find siiH an
open question or Two ir il; bu, we leave it
,Ilem she argument. e2eiss ~ oef 'f.s2s
NYhe Back OF Baliimare has deelared. 9
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-24

Extraordinary Sfeanskip. - We copy
from London paper the following nara.
tive Of remarkable voyage from 'rsmpico
TO England, in which the vessel was navi.
gated by the master alone.
On Tuesday, The 18th OF October, the
briganiine EnGcd, Of London, Sbaddock,
master, from Tsmpico for Liverpool, laden
with fnsic, arrived Al Milford, having left
the former pof, on ,he 7lh Of August. The
disastrous voyage commenced by The vessel
striking or, the bar in coming oui, where she
hung for some time, and which caused her
10 be lesky. The nexl day John Powell
and John Ellis, two Of the seamen who
were natives Of PORT Msioc, were taken III
of yellow fever, and both de,l on the 10Th.
The wealhel being shos and sulpy,i their
bodice. were in a few hours afterwards com.
mi.ted 10 the deep, the captain having pre-
viously read over them the burial service. g Z
Alter being Al seh four dsys,ths whole Of
the crew were. belowsill of fever, with the.
exception oflhe master. Shaddsck hoped
10 be able 10 make one OF The ports in the
island Of Cuba. He ,liereiore, al one A.
NJ. on the 23J,' bore swsylfo for the Havana,
and s:six A. M.onahe' following day made
the land 10 the eastward of Havana but
could not get In,g in. consequence Of the
lgbtness Of The wind. All bis efforts to
make the land having proved unsuccessful
the captain notwithstanding she whole of
the crew were ill., determined 10 navigate
the vessel across The Atlantic BY himself.
which he has succeeded in doing. having
derived only occasional assistance from The
carpenter, who partially recovered. but
whose services ~ ere, ,however. no, Of much
value, he never having been to sea previous,
10. this yoy age. On the list Of September,
he spoke the American ship Kentucky from
Liverpool TO Boston, and asked The captain
the latitude and Longitude, and told him,
tina, part of his crew 6were dead and the
remainder very in. and begged he would
spare him man
The captain of the American vessel gave
him the latitude and longitude. but made
him no answer respecting rendering any
assistance. and proceeded ON his voyage. -
On the 5lh Of October. The mate, Mr.. E..
Baanister native of London. died. Five
days afterwards Cape Clear lghtwss seen,
ana on 'he fstli ofOctober: the vessel was
safely anchored IN Milford Haven. The
remainder oiihe crew, consisting oi.sn or.
d,nary seaman and boy, continue very i'll.
Captain Shaddick is worn quite thin from
i's unparalleled exer'ions. and deserves 10
be handsomely rewarded for bringing the
vessel home under such trying circumsian.
ces; Hell naliye Of Pembrekel Dock.
Some extraordinary fesis Of seamanship
were performed ny him during The voyage.
for instance on The LIST OF September, in
lat. 81 N. .he weather being squally, he
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-24

The Galena Gazeite states that tie pro.
duct Of the Lead Mines alone has this year
been worth almost one million or dolars,
This al she low price which the article has
borne. g S3ttNssa ssaos sl1 aoqssfga
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-24

New York Bank. The banking capital
Of York, estimated al thes selling
prices, is saic TO have sunk. since 1896;
from twenty'four' % fifteen millions of
dollars. One third of his difference has
been sunk IN bad debts y ti1% aoF g7'oa
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-24

:
~ Mr.. John Perkins was fined 90 by
lhe Pooblice Courl al Boston, day. or i've
sipce, for tying,his wife 10 a bedpost, 10
prevent heE from going out shopping .,,s.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-24

The Picsyune tells a story u. and old
horse 50 lar gone Thai be was no. able 10
|dA. He used 10 lean 90 The sammy side
|of the barn without strength enough to wink
|t'is aies off from his eyekds, and his
|ownsF ~as fasliy esmpelied 10 GO, a
|,o''AssN Aess 20 .Aslr him draw his las,
easslh.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-24

Joel Hotohkiss. of Gailfosl, Conn. was
recently hnedasl and, imprisoned six
months whipping hisowifs. The 6ue
should esg'senso her. slqges dss r,sT
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-24

The House Of Representatives off New
Hampshire have declared bys vote lofiii
20 LOG. in favor Of The total ssboIiiion a Of
capital al'punishmenfem gWila hrs ssi s.a
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-24

p+,, 3i yrNH -, ,i,lG. .I1BE Z t9a l,tLs atf
q President Tyler has been eopiued 10
his apartment by serious illness, ha, is, We
are pleased 70 laasn, recoverins
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-24

iYhe Back Of Baltimore has declared
half yearly dividend Of three per cen.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-24
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING.

..tltt-ftf
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING.
The democratic cilizens Of Columbia
county are hereby Requested "a meet, In
County Meeting, q. tiie house of @.
DOEBLER, ip LOoMsBURCs. on on ,.,N
iar.Satarddy the alss,ddy efSaDecen.ter, 3
inst. at one o'cloet, P. NJ. fqr NE purpose
Of expressing iheir views IN relation 10 The
candidate for the next Presidency, and Of
The exPediency Of appointing delegates 10
The slate convention to be held at Harris.
burg, on the s'h Of January next.
n rg . DANIEL FORNWALD,
/. STEPHEN BALDY. q
CHARLES MAILER;
-u9s 7saao'iaCHARLEs F. MANN
Democratic Standing Committee eofCo.
luinbia couniy.2t sa' yutgs gilsiaeqsa ~
Dec. I6, 1s42. hns ass'i 10 lay;as s,}l
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-24
otosEs' eHoTkL, Monday. morning. 4

3 My Dear Sir--I have the honor, 10, &C,
lkno.wledge The. receipt, Of your letter Of Sat,
,urday, and beg 10 thank you for the valua.
Bile information II imparis.' The facts sta
ted, are SO remarkable, and so averys far
from being generally known, tina, I5sirusl
you will give me your permission 10 have
the letter published.
With high regard, % 'e'ass : iAs'
lam, sincerely your friend. f'ie
~ iafasagsa YiHsGEORGE PII'F'r. gd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-08


shall Pc pat,caatly their day u cause T. tc n'ei H
TRANSACT us respecting ihe operations 20 iie ASSOC tl- 90
It ..f IN .,-... - ~.
P - ' anu "
land belonging t1 sad ASSOCIATION.
SIC a. As som The iequste convcyanccs sail Re-
protected Of Che real estate stock u .al as~c TIE
toarl oi directors shi issue cIu'eatrs ID sleN % me
amount ol The appraised f4iue IeIeo lo ne eu'a..cs ~
su'h st'-N sS 90 ~ ti '-.t>
SIC D. The stacS 10 the stockholders 81 sad asqcin
sa BE considered pe nal property, and may he >o.i IN
suel against the stockholders as other personal
property, aai transferred the books of the company hy
the officer selling The same n the same manner ~ the same
cui Doe transferred is owner thereof and when such
transfer SHAH have been cgtly made il TIE executor de-
ndtn shall refuse io transfer and denver he Ger cdie 81
s ic to~aeh O shall be the duty OF the board
eeriae,te thereof
>fe 49, mem atF iel estate ,hii nave iecn INSCRIBED
'etei uofgi as heIca provided such board q directors
shall issue ifn inc o ine 90 >ie1 rem estate ODD 1meat
or .r trt services performed and mateii. furnished
scrat af y.rt. amount Of scip Il dem riaa,,
rot ies iiaa t'c 'f>, equal IN al u the appraised value
o ssrh r.t '>tte 50 conveyed a, aile>ai s3.c.tms
such soup . ain 'a - winch Do - FL "nl tha' u IS
fcrc abe fem tue toIe, in he entry 'ni payment of the
lui, Us conveyed @ such >>3rsioa % e manner 10 t>
~reode3= Provided however, tltt nothing IA tAs act
SHAH 3r~' 80 >4tl rs - confer tn sea ASSOCIATION any
Ranking poNc.s
o. sad scrip shall signed iy Tho president &C the
be- cno, ei y Ie Treasurer Of state, AMI The amount Z
.uaeI registered rs h H BOOK provided i1i t4t puf-
Ie-es Ir y1rd ~.a cl'r-cHent -a1 BOO ~ wy 5lil ae
state of lnaaa - redeem Tie same auI The ar1 ont of
nh ch .cr DO al STALL n1t eNrrci ne amount .f ts at
praised ,aiHe of sesh aui- WHENEVER Tie amount scrip
''-i'l 'l ''' s'' l'v'-'. "' >''" ~ t'i we
afua..ct value 30 such ti. Doe shall notice
o SAID board o directors and >a tnl.r-c
register aHt m'ie thereof Aai 'ii 'cp issued y any such
tr''oa' "n according 10 IRE PROVISIONS oi rms ac ," COM
'r and parcel o such e' c,ae subscribed md can'cscl
a' ltA d" ht>ii except r''h parts AMI pfHc> iHelrf rs
Ave te m'v hefct'eg be entered and Fal 1r scrip
herein pet dcl and such lien snail hive pcltrcuce over
whatsoever d'5e AMI rat eF against ah} such a~>oca'n
Src Is any Office OF ail as,ocl toa shall ISSUE ~ put
H 3 I TO- H .
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-08

The acquisitions Of hs charter (a hef pasare) 10 pro-
secue said clna IN complexion under the provisions Of
this act Do all respects heretofore provided
SEc 81 That hereafter. thc Gross Cut Canal and Che
southern division If the Central Canal from tAe NeNhcf-
IS feeder 90 Evansville shall considered continuous
ne and sa4i be known by the name OF hc Wabash aud
OHIO Canal
Sc 50 The Legislature reserves the right 10 alter
amend rtpc, tbs act, whenever twoths 20 the menu
bes of both banche. of the Legislature shall concur there
10. P,sr- IsI Noa-t altering amending or repeating
this act shall take e e. until The State shall pay sad
aration the amount which such association has Hprndcd
the construction of said work and % the purchase OF
stale Bonds. wlih SIX per cent. interest thereon.
SIC. SIS. This act be- force from and after 10. pas
sage. aud De- taken and deemed public act, aud shall lie
literally construed.
JOHN W. DAVIS.
Speaker of the House of licar,srniaii,cs
SAMUEL HALL.
President 90 She Senate.
A,rr,te1 T,.rlrv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-28

them that love God, TO them that are called, occor
ding to his good purpose" What would they
have altered in the eerna ,mercllul arrangement OF
their Heavenly Father Whnt one of the blessings
he has designed them would be refused what
part Of The celestial glory that awaits them would
they be denied' Who would not suffer with
Christ earth to reign with him in heaven Go,
then, child of sorrow, and iako down thy negec
ted harp. Sweep its melodious strings with ANNA
ted strains Of thanksgiving and joyous acquiesence
in the pleasure of the Lord All losses and crosses
are blessings in disguise. And in :he darkness and
stiffness of midnight, let them rise to heaven
emo more, believers, mourn your lot,
But since you are the Lords,
Resign to Them that know linn not,
Such joys, as earth affords"
Chr. Intel
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-28
$ asHNG HE s.!
A g INCH Shingles for sale by ,r,,,,,,
RS SHEDD & JEWETT,
June g. lS42
r arm for y lie.

VFNHE subscriber proposes to sell his FARM 10
a. Gated one and half m lies west OF 81 John>
bury Plain, on the stage road leading 10 Danville,
containing about $50 acres of good land, properly
lot. and sugar orchard of 600 trees Upon said
farm are suitable buildings, in good repair, and a
school house within short distances; first rate set
EARNING tools, and sugar utens also offered
for sale. Said farm will be sold at bargain II appN
ed for soon. Tcrms-for the most part of the pur-
chase money, a reasonable credit, If required
The fences upon the farm are good, and there Is
good water at the house and barns.
JOHN II. SINCLAIR.
p. S. For particulars inquire of Moses Kit
trodge, St. Johnsbury, or Of the subscriber, at
Bath, n. II. ,
March, 81. 1912. 242H
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-28
The Lion OF the Day.
THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGE

THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGEIh
BILE PILLS.
yHyO tho citizens of the United States and '@
Il Canatas is respectfully submitted this DTer
tory to the means Tor rcgaining that wn'ch U'
been partially, and in some instances tolany L", If
What blessing should be priced above 'rW ,
healthand who knows better how to piize me "" u,
sing, than those who have been deprived oil ~ ~
il is an old adage, (and one that contains "lso ~
junction. Gin time OF peace, prepare ior "u'
We should in time OF Health prepare Tor l' 10 d I
lacks Of that stealthy foe, Disease. IL " "uu ns
wisdom to observe his movements to scan we" n,""
form in which he approaches, and then 10 a'' a.
him with those means which are caicuia'eu !" t
feet their overthrow.-Those means are no" "
fore this enlightened and intelligent co'N'T",t
They are accessible TO the poor as well as rlc"",
[ trust that those who regard the CONSUME wv
of man as one of the finest specimens OF pn "m
workmanship, and the laws by which Inc H'.yh"
IS governed and directed, originating 10 no w."
err than in the councils of heaven, Will 50 a has,,
the inunctions Of the latter as to provide '"0 w"
safeguard for the former. ,..,,sb
is with the most hattering recomenda'lC.nssso
scribed by the most eminent Medical "e"".i
not ONLY in this country but also in Europe, Dan.
offer this valuable Medicine to this Amef'c'"'
Time and full opportunity fora far a nav be-
tial trial have placed the Lion OF wonackery,
ond the brand of imposition, HumO"s
| &C. z;nnn arS VI
This pill is composed of extracts oil n Hss Of aay
the vegetable kingdom, (being entlreya "nnyirur
drug of delcterious nature,) and adaPsedd and tho
Ia to cleansing of the Stomach, bloo on BlGOds
various secretions OF the Human IM,nadce Scat
Fevers and Cholc Fever and Agne ;a.nes, Ash
let Rosh Dyspepsia, Heartburn. Cosanrod, by u.s.
ma, and liver Complaint have beeu cu i,oUn;accomp
ing these Pills according to the direc''0'''
nying each box. ,;,o is a cap
1t Is not intended that this medlc'n .rs,en is Id
for all Diseases TO which the human y
BILE. . compound
Many efforts have been made ~ but have
Medicine which would cure all Dlse sn above, arc
FAILED. Those Diseases enumeIa'o sure cure
within the power of these Pills anu :.
relic is warranted. 1rWETT, o.
For SALE BY DR.. LUTHER 1t SroREs NIUE
JoHNsBURY, AND AT THE PRINcIrAL
u. STATES IL CANADA. a.
Price 81 l-2 cents. s,tIoIton, ANU :,
AGENTS.-Baker, Judevine G. ,,'ck: Aiken y
vile; A. 81 M. R. Cheover, HaruWr! ,bo |. Cas
Vincent, Walden; Warner a. 90 Humphrey ii
ting, Cabot; L. Eaton, Danvllie; Corner; MO MOI.
Jo6nsbury; l.. r Brown, LynaoTT' r. FalIO'poTnui
81 Rankin, St. Johnsbury East; = X. NJ %dI
Water(ord; John M. Parks, apo,oham; CnSSS en-
skinner, Barnett Isaac Watts, heI C. DensonaCS
Ter and Brown, Peacham; ]. q "a NJ. Boyl &I'
ton: Charles G. Newell, Burke; . 2'oy'
Lyndon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-28
Something New.

TROS M A N 81 ARKS manufacture
" and keep constantly for salo on st. Johnsbuiy
Plain, Patent WINDOW BLIND FASTENlNGS,
wholesale and retail.
new and superior article, which, for neatness
OF workmanship, the little space they occupy, the
ease and certainty of combining the blind and pre-
venting its rattle, or noise when open or shut, is
uneaualled by any, or all foI mer inventions. For
durability and cheapness they have no rival.
Persons ordering fastenings will state the thick
mes of their blind. All orders by stage and oh6f
wise duly answered.
CROSMAN q PARKS
st. John sburY, a pri 1912. 246-tI