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ANNEXATION.

There was grand meeting in New-York city,
on Wednesday Of last week, embracing all parties,
against annexation. The venerable Albert Gala
tin presided and earnestly deprecated this measure,
and his closing alusion to this the last act of
long and eventful life-a protest against National
perfdy and aggression, and struggle against the
disasters to which they must lead-thriled the
hearts of the vast multitude like electricity.
Chancellor Kent was not able to be present, and
he sent the annexed letter. Coming, it does, from
one of the most eminent of American Iurists, it
will have great weight;
New YoRK, April %, 1914
GENTLEMEN II regret that shall not be able to attend the
public meeting of citizens tomorrow evening, the subject
/ Texas
II he inferred from my absence, that am not dec
dedy opposed the of Texas United States
Considering the relations in which stand Mexico and ox
and the existing relation Of those States
proposed saty executed, would be gross the ea
tynakng power 1t would breach of the National
futh and honor respects Mexico and otherwise in
consequences have most pencious influence the charac
ter, utnluty and safety of the Union The
such project without previous foundation il in public
opinion, or in public necessity, ought, my humble judgment
| to be universally condemned.
have the honor to be, gentlemen with great respect
. Your obd't servant, JAMES KENT,
wick, aud D. D. Field, Committee, &c.
A large meeting against annexation has also beer
holden at Philadelphia There were also two meet
ings for annexaton--ono, of the Van Buren, Lo
cos, and the other of the Tyler Locos.
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4,1G2. O2i 459.l63


The Wing Tariff was in operation one month of
the above returns for 1912, and therefore COM
parison of ls43 with that year would not be con-
elusive; but the year lS4l was ,rhoHy under the
old Tariff and the year 1913 aMoiy under the Wing
Tariff. With this explanation, let us come to the
results. They are
FirSt,-The importations of wool not exceeding
cents under the Wing Tariff in le43 from those
in l84l have been REDUCED from fourteen mill
ions and hdtO only four millions and three quar-
ters.
Second,--The importatons of fine wool, or thai
costing over 8 cents, have been REDUCED from
nearly 100000 lbs. to a trAe over 100000.
Ihird,-The woolimported at the per cent. du
ty is officially returned as coarse wool.
We take it that this document settles these point
pretty efectually-so efIectually, that Locofoc
electoneerers probably will not attempt this yea
to cheat the farmers into selling their wool for
song, on the pretence that the Wing Tariff is goo
l for nothing They must try new trick
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THE ENEMIES OF THE TARIFF.

On Monday Mckay made his test motion to take
up the Tariff Heretofore several of the Northern
Locos have either lodged or voted with the Wings.
The caucus screws and the party lash were applied
until enough, and moro than enough, were driven
into the traces against protection.
The following is the vote by States and parties.
Mark il;
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CHEERING FACTS

"Down with the Tariff it will ruin commerce I"
shout the Locofoco Free Traders. Pray, gentle
men, don't be in hurry about it. Let us look for
a minute at the documents and see how this matter
is for it fortunately happens that we have at hand
the annual commercial report from the Treasury
Department for nine months under the Whig Tariff,
The exports for nine months ending on the Both
of June last, amounted to Ss4,34G,4S0
The imports of goods were S64,753,709
Balance, showing that we have sold ------
more than we bought $l9,592,6sl
Now to show that this is so much balance of trade
IN our favor, we beg leave to say that the amount
of specie imported in 1913 was S23742,6 34
Of which was exported, 3,ll9399
Leaving the balance, in specie, of S2O,62l ,235
now in our hands.
Poor locos turn and wriggle which way they
will on the subject of the Tariff, they are met by
stubborn facts which defy contradiction
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THE Green .lIouniain BOYS. Upwards of zoo
delegates 10 the National Convention met in New
York on Monday last, and received due honors
from the Wings of Gotham.
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MARRIAGES

In this village, May lst Rev. Mr. Kellogg Mr. Charles r.
Lowell, Mass
IN shedon April o5, by Rev. T.. w. Kellogg Rev Il. j.
Boardman, of Randolph Miss Emily Adams, OGDEN N H.
- ardwck, April "a, by Ora Crosby ESQ., Mr. Freeman o.
Hodge, of Hardwck, to Miss Amy Dow, of Cabot.
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IMPORTANT NEWs-lF TRUE.

"The cause of 'Tyler and Texas says a
Philadelphia correspondent of the Madisonan,
twas never more prosperous or certain of success
than at the present moment"
Again; "the fact is the Van Buren, and Tyler men
lof Philadelphia vie with each other as to which
shall be foremost in support of annexation but the
Van Buren, men, to use 4 vulgar phrase, cannot
come it at all by the side of the Tylerites."
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.Aa'ama' The Washington Spectator says that
DIXON II. Lewis (member of the House, has been
appointed Senator in place of Mr.. King, by the
Governor of Alabama. Mr.. Lewis is enormously
fat quite clever, and strong in favor of J. C. Cal.
houn for President.
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YOUNG MEMS LIBRARY
AND READING-ROOM.

II T. WALTON a. SONS have taken the their
I' blackstone, Ieceny occupied by Cross Parker for
a LIBRARY AND READINGROoM The Library embraces
many valuable works of History, Biography Novels Tales,
md works Of Religious Character The Reading Room win
be supplied with Newspapers of all parties our own
other satos Magazines, Cheap publications &c. New add
tions hequen ~ made to the Library.
TERMSOf both Library and Reading Room so per quar-.
teri Library aono from to IL l2 per vol 800 pei
quarter Reading Room alone 50 cents per quarter,
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IMPORTANT TO WOOL, THE
QUESTIONS SETTLED

Ever since the passage of the Wing Tariff, which
took effect on the LIST day of September, 1912, our
readers will recolect that there has been constant
controversy between the Patriot and ourselves
and more generally between the Wings and Loco
focos of Vermont, TO the efficiency Of the proyis-
ions for the protection of Wool.
/. The Patriot and the I.ocofoco electioneerors
have insisted that the bill was good for nothing
while have replied that it increased the duties,
would diminish the importation of foreign wool,
and increase the price of domestic
9. The Patriot and the Locos Including a Loco
foco committee of the last Legislature,) have in
sisted that the word "coarse" was humbug while
we have replied that it was inserted in the act in
good faith, and if the act was fairly executed we
should find that only coarse" wool costing under
2 cents would be admitted under the per cent
duty.
Now for facts. The price of domestic WOOL as
every farmer knows, has increased about so pei
cent. and is still increasing On the other points
we quote the following official statement:
The Secretary of the Treasury obedience to resolution
OF the House, recently transmitted the report of the Register
the Treasury showing the quantity aud value of unmanuactur
ed WOOL imported each from ls40 lSi3 discrm
nations OF price ut the place of export The following state
ment may Prove Of interests
Wool manufactured.
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NEW ARRIVAL.

rARPERs' illustrated Bible and p VerPlanoks illus
tated Shakespeare no. CheeveIs Lectures on figms
Progress the life and times Of John Bunyan, nos
Aubgnes History of tho Reformation cheapest eal'on S
gms Progress Illustrated Bunyans Grace Aboundnsi shsaR
editions Of Common PIayeust received ana io sac az ne
Wv Periodical Depot by y, WhhioN SUNS
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AN OLD STORY.

Locofocos seem to delight in raking up old quar-
res from the grave OF forgetnlness just as though
the actors in them never saw their folly and never
regretted it, BY wayof helping them TO a luscious
tt-bit, we beg to remind them not only that one
Gen. Jackson coolly killed Dickinson, but once at
tempted to shoot and stab dearly beloved friend,
named Thomas Hart Benton. What pity that
the gods of Locolocoism could not have been put
under bonds to keep the peace. We are sorry to
say that was not the fashion in those days Here
is letter from one of these diyinhes-the gentle,
peaceful, pious Benton:
literally in he'll here Chat is in the vicinity Of Gen.
Inckson) the wrcchcs under heaven with
liars affidavit makers and shameless towards All the puppies
Of jackson work but they will be ustonshpd
who; will happen for it is them hut their master, whom
shall hold accountable The scapne knife of ocumseh
cy compared with the aCdavts Of these villains. the
middle of hell and alternative but to kill be- killed
for will crouch TO jackson, and the fact that and my
brother defeated him and his tribe and broke his small swold
the public square, will forever rankc in his bosom, make
him thirst after vengeance. My life in danger uotng but
decisive duel can give chance for my
existence for it settled plan puppy puppy
10 bully and when have into scrnpe have killed
somehow in the cuic, afterwards the affidavit makers will
it honoraby done. shall be forgiven having given
my opinion in favor of Wknson's authority winter
ths is the root of the hell that is turned against
THOMAS HART BENTON.
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SEED WHEAT.

IIAvE spared pains supply Of the very best
kinds of Wheat for seed, and great object that our
farmers may cndeavorng raise supply for home
consumptou and thus mpoveshing ourselves in the vast
amount money paid annually for foreign flour We have
bushels Of the CHINA TEA RUSSIAN WHEAT ofwhich
kind the y weevi rust has never prevented good crop
also so bushels RED CHAFF, and 25 do BLACK SEA.
April 10. 1874. oO
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noSToN MARKET. Ann

BOSTON MARKET, Arm 80
UOOL,Good steady demand for fleece and pulled prices
being fully sustained. stock materially diminshed Atlas.
BRIGHTON MARKET, AFRn 30
At market 400 Beef Cattle, 25 unsod. Extra so to IS
Isl quality 25 to so 3D. to 25i 81, to 47o.[Patro
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NOTICE

rs he,ehy sven that have san, Asa Pas
fridge his time during the remainder Of his Minority that
shall claim any of his earnings nor s I % NJ
tracing after this date. '"ii' Las NJ IS
Norih6ed Anril 10, 1874 oo'S"-
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THE DUTY ON SALT.

Every body remembers the hue and cry raised
by Benton against the duty on salt For years it
has been one of his hobbies Woodbury. too, has
recently complained of the enormous TAX put
upon the farmers by the salt duty; and our neigh
Dor of the Patriot, the Spirit of the Age, the STAR
&C. &C. have often attempted, literally, to save To-
cofocoism by packing it in salt. Salt won't save
them" though. Their attack upon the Wing duty
on salt as an enormous TAX is rendered perfectly
ridiculous by the facts in the case. In document
recently sent to Congress we find that the average
price of salt per bushe in Boston, for the last for
ty-nlne years was SO cents.
Price in l843, under the Wing Tariff, 90
Difference, 30
Here then it lis evident that instead Of being iarec
for protection to salt the farmers get it cheaper
But to render this still more clear and concu
siye, we give the prices for series of years:
Price in four gears under TIE Tariff of '33.
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Under the act of 1892 exceeding per pound
free of duty importation.
Under the act of 1912, wool exceeding per pound
is subject to duty of per centum ad valorem.
Coarse wool under cts. per b.
Year. Pounds. Dollars Du,v
Imported in 1913 4,173Qs3 462 7g5
Deduct imported under at 3 per CT. is
25th Of act of lS42 5l,O59 1862 q58 Is
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MILLINERY.
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
MAY 3, 1874.
CIOTH STORE.

I YMAN & KING have 50 pieces of BROAD-CLOTHS, com
IL psng almost overy shade and quality from 81 so 90
per yard 80 pieces CAsSIME and SATINETTS, latest
styles, from 50 to 80 so per yard so pieces SUMNER
GOODS for Men and Boys also urge of VEST
NGS rich with large Of TAIIORS
TRIMMINGS. All Of the ubove bought with cash. ard
will be sold for prices that fail suit the Cheapest
Insh mo Inistnkn
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STATE OF VERMONT, ia Probate Court holden at
Washington Dstric' IS. Montpelier. within and for
said District on the 27ih day Of April, A. D 1914
! EMAN CARPENTER. administrator the estate
| l. of LEWIS ALEXANDER, lato Of Nor hhed in
said district deceased presents his administration account
for settlement eupon is ordeied that the same be
referred tho h DAY Of June next the Probate office
n said Montpelier for examination and allowance and
tia. all concerned be notified hereof by the pub lcaton o.
this order in tho Vermont Waterman and Journal printed
Al said Montpelier three weeks successfully, as
may bc that they may appear at said time and place they
sec ard OBJ ,ci thereto.
BY the Court.
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
A true copy Of record
| SO Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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THE DEMOCRATIC WING

Send in your orders. The first number will be
issued about the 18th of May, with a full account
of the Great National Convention
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MILITARY GOODS.
BANCROFT e.


EJAVE received direct from New York. complete assortment
Of MILITARY GOODS, suitable for the present regua-
ton Of the laws Of this State.
SWORDS for Field and staff officers
for Military Officers;
for Cavalry Companies
" for Brig. General and Staff;
" for Company Officers
90 L. 5 MUSKETS; SWORDS, BELTS dot
Plated Yellow and White Army LACE, all widths
Nuture Plunies, Ostrich do Cock Feathersj
ponpun Sargeaut's Knots;
Silver Bullion WINGS, Worsted do;
yellow and White Tassels, Plume Sockets
Cockudos Silk sashes Buttons
Buf aud White Cassimpres;
Rod and Crimson Boad Cloths and every thing else appe
tanning the Military Department. which will be sold cheap
for cash credit.
iry- Particular attention paid to filling orders.
Montpelier, May 3, l6ii SO
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NOTICE.

XxJHEREAs AMMAN, my wife, has left my bed and board
w without any just is therefore to toIoa
any person harbong trusting her account, as shan
pay debts Of her contracting u0sI this date .,orp
WILLARD +. ALSER'
Mortified, April 10, 1874. F9e;3w
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

TINE subscribers would respectfully inform their customers
and the public generally that they now receiving ana O.
pcning lorge and splendid assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
selected with great best All persons wishing
purchase are call and examine before purchasing
eIsewhe,e BAYLIES & WHITE.
Na,,L6ol Anvil II ,sA4 56w4
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NEW GOODS, BY EXPRESS,
STORRS & LANGDONS
BONNETS & TRIMMINGS.

meeting of the Directors Of the Orange CountS Bank on
N the 10Th nst voted, To lay assessment oftwee
dollars and fifty CENTS additional capital each sharof
capital stock in said Bank to DO paid at the banking house
given to the stockholders by publishing in the Vermont Watch
man and Patriot printed Montpelier, and the American Pro-
cctor nrinted al bradford, BY order of Directors,
S7.9v,' +. G. REDINGTON, Cashier
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GENTLEMEN
STMMER CLOTHING,
FOR SALE

nv ,be Subscribers. FORTY BUSHELS CHOICE HERDS
Is GRASS SEED from the state ofN Y Also 400 lbs pure
| CLOVER CROSS, HYDE & co.
| April ls, l643 Sw57
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PRACTICAL, TATLORING

7NHE SUBSCRIBER wishes inform tho citizens Of Mont
peer and vicinity that no continues carry tho
business at the old stand spadngs Arch Main
All Garments entrusted to will be made good style
rantod to ct. SO SAMUEL BLACK.
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quantity, in good condition, may be bad inquiry az Tie
N Bookstore Of E. P. WALTON & SONS.
Montpelier, Vt. April 1874 3w;55
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PAY THE POST RIDER

W. DAVIS would respectfully notify sub.cIibers on tho
W route through Washington Chelsea, Conth Vehire W.
Fairec, ThofOrd Straod, and Tunbdge thai b year will
expire the l Of May, and that that date it be-
comes ndsPenaby necessary that all for papers should
be paid enable him pay tho printer any
mont the may require word to the just ought be
fcient. 57:4w April g. 1ett
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BRUSHES
STLK-WORM EGGS I

WHlrE-WAsH, PAINT, FLOOR, HEARTH, CLOTH
w HAIR and TOOTH BRUSHES, for sale by
April IS, IA. So S. BURBANK in.
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w. \. GOODS AND GROCERIES.
OnnO LBS. BROWN HAVANA and PORTO RICO sU
ZUOU GAR, 1000 lbs. LOAF, LUMP aud CRASHED dc
~ Chests TEAS, GROUND PEPPER, SPICE, GINGER
CASsIA, MACE, &c, Just received and for sale by
April IS IA, So $. BURBANK in.
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GERMAN, woRsTEDs, PATTERNS and CANVASS , jus
VI rcceivod by So 81 BURBANk ia.
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MOURNING GOODS.
FRESH FRUIT.

Cd assortment of MOURNING GOODS at
"a s. nJjRBANK Jp,s
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4 z BOXES FIosh LEMONS, 12 do do ORANGES, 20
i D Boxes Prime RAIsINs, FIGS, ENGLISH CURRANTs,
C1TRON, &C., for sale by $. BURBANK Jh
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Pork Packing and Slaugh
fePimg.

1TyHE subscriber having made extensive
u arrangements for hepackiRg OF beet
and Pork. solicits a share Of public patron-
age, and is ready to contract WITH 'nd,Vo,
uals or companies for packing their peel
or pork on the most favorable terms.
shall give my personal attention 70 the
business, and from my past experience ana
the valuable information | obtained whiie
East the past summer on the subject, am
certain can give satisfaction 20 any "h"
may see fit to contract with me.
will furnish barrels and salt Tor pack
ing, If desiIed, at very low price. Fof
further particulars enquire Of the subscri'
Der. GEORGE PARTRIDGE.
oct17 4A-3m II
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NEW PORK AND BEEF
PACKING HOUSE.

TIME subscribers having erected large
and commodious Packing House adjoin
ing their Slaughter House, are prepared to
Slaughter and Pack in the best manner, el-
Their Pork or Beet, and on the most reason
able terms.
From our long experience in the business
those entrusting US with their Beef or Fork
can rest assured that it will be put up in
the best manner and for any market that
may be required.
G r Barrels and Salt furnished if required
N. B.-Liberal Cash advances made on
Pork packed by US. 20
Burlington, Oct. II, le44. q
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CHAIRSi CHAIRS!!

rEyIfE undersigned respectfully announces
TO the citizens of Burlington and else
where, and to the public in general. that ne
has commenced the manufacture Of Chairs
Of all kinds, to wit:-Fancy, French, Scroll
Tops, Stat Backs, Common and Boston
Rockers, Sc, on Columbia st, opposite Ne
Cutcheon's store, in the building formerly
occupied as the Gazette Office. Where he
will furnish to order at the shortest no.
.tice to suit purchasers, low for cash or
country produce. Call folks and see Tor
yourselves; no charge for showing Furn'.
ture.
Also, n quantity of Carpenters Tools Tor
sale low for cash or country produce.
LEVI b. AUSTIN. Il
Burlington, Feb '44-Iy
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Books and Stationery.

0MITH'S Grammar, Webster's spoilers,
- family and school bibles. testaments.
dictionarys. Emersen's readers, Russell s
History af the United States. do of Greece
and Rome, do of England and France
eclectic reader, Missouri Harmony, Smith s
Geography, Mitchell's dol blank books,
copy books, writing and letter paper, ton.
net boards, English and German almanacs,
Primers, &c. $3.50
Just received and for sale for cash or
country Produce, at the new store Water,
below Jefferson st.
o. J. G. LAUMAN.
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For Sale.
TINE west half of the south west quar-
l. ter of section thirty in township
seventy one, north Of range three west
The above described tract contains eighty
acres of excellent timber land near the cen
ire of Des MONIES county.
II GRIMES & STARR.
sep5 Gazette copyl Is
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YUyHE Subscriber has Just received his
fall supply Of every thing in his line,
making his stock full and complete, and
offers Inducements to the public not inferior
to any Of his competitors. both in the varie-
ty, quality and prices oil his STOCK. ne mas
55 o. ouinine, 25 lbs Jujube Paste,
90 lbs Peruvian Bark, IS" Africa Cayenne
90" Camphor. ~ 7" Calomei'
l Dbl Castor Oil, Dbl Copperas,
2" Spts Turpentine ] s. Alum,
L" Linseed Oil, /" Venitlan heo,
bbls Spanish Whiting.
Together with every thing in his lins
that can be wanted or called for. for sai'
very low by J. F TALLANI.
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School Books and Stationery.

School Books and Stationery.
EvOR sale by the Subscriber,
Eclectic First, Second and Third reader
Elementary Spelling book,
Smiths Arithmetic, Smiths Grammar.
United States School Primer,
Infant school Primer, &c. DC.
Cheap and superior Cap and Letter
Padcr, ruled and unruled; superior and com
mon Quilts; blank Cards Of various sizes,
at lhe lowest rates for cash.
mar2l FJC PEASLET.
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NEV BOOKS
4 RE constantly being received at the
IA Publication Depot, Water.st, as fast
as they are issued from the Eastern Press,
and every novelty will be furnished to the
reading portion OF the community with all
possible dispatch. Among the late works
Just received are:
James last novel. Rose, D'Albert, or
Trouhlous Times.
Emma Herbert.
Fainham's Oregon, with map.
Mrs Ellis Wives, Mothers and Daughters
Of England.
Mrs Ellis Poetry of Life.
Mysteries of London.
Texas, by William Kennedy.
False Heir. @
Arabella Stuart.
Barney O. Reirdon.
An inquiry, or Can | join tho Church o.
Rome while my ground Of faith is the
Bible?
Harpers Illuminated Pictorial Bible, Ave
first numbers.
Godey's Ledics Book
Graham's Magazine
Ladies National. all iss uly. All for
sale at publishers prices by
July IL J F. TALLANT.