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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-14
ELECTION IN THIS TOWN.
The number of votes poiIed on Tuesday, wa
as tollows:-Clay, 2ll Polk, 81; Birney, 81,
To S, B. DEAN s. Co.;

To S, B. DEAN s Co.;
We wish to enquire ofthe publishers of ''The
ROVER" why that publication has not been for
warded to this office, so as to fulfil their part f
the contract. Publishers are liable to mistakes
sometimes, in consequence of copy ing their mail
books, and we hope this is the reason of the non
receipt of the Rover. Will you see that this
mistake is rectifed1 We have received only the
With humber since the commencement of the
WITH Volume. II.
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EXHIBITION

Tho Annual public exhibition, by the
Students Of The Vermont Lii. g. Sci. In
slituton, will occur on WEDNESD DAY
evening, Nov. 20, at the Baptist Meeting
house, in this village. Exercises to CON.
mence at 6 o'clock.
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Snow. In his letter to MIR Higgins
OF Oct. 2lst MIR Murray stated tina, the
snow had fallen to the depth of two feet
IN the region where he was driven ashore
or between there and Buffalo. Pretty
good depth for that time.
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November Ia, 1914.
ORSON S. MURRAY.

In answer to the enquiry published in
this paper last week respecting friend
Murray, received line from his brother
David, at Whitehall, stating that Orson
was not drowned but had lost his Press.
Since that D. N. Higgins of this town
favored me with copy Of the Working
Mans Advocate 9th I'd inst. containing
The following thrilling sketch, which will
doubtless be read with interest by the
friends of Mr. Murray, and by people gen.
orally. In letter received by neighbor
Higgins, and dated since the one friend
Murray sent to the Advocate, he stated that
he had lost the main castings of his Press
and about SlO0 in other properly.
SHORE OF LAKE ERIE, EVANS, N. Y,
Oct. 20. 1914.
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QUESTION,

Were our forefa,hers justifable in tax
ing up arms against The mo her country2
G. L. CASE, Pres't.
l.. W. KIMBALL, Sec'y.
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RIeHTEoUs RETRIBuTIoN.- A friend
related to us the following fact the other
day. An evil disposed person at camp
meeting, remarked to his companions
that his jack knife felt as though it wan
ted very much to cut up one of those
Methodist harnesses. One ofthe compa-
ny said he would bring him one if he
would cut it to pieces, upon which the
first declared that he would. Away
went the smart fellow to bring the harness,
and soon after returned with one, upon
which the brave chap with the restless
jack knife redeemed his vow, by cutting
the harness until it lay in ruins at his feet.
But alas for the evil doer! when the truth
was known, it was found that his mis-
chievous jack knife had displayed its
love of dong evil upon his own harness,
and he was compelled to bear the loss
as best he could.--Irue Wesleyan.
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Philolexian Society.

There will be meeting of this society
held at the Seminary on this (Wednes-
day. evening Nov. 10. to commence at
81 o'clock. The public are invited to
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~ The editor of a paper in Maine
WIN Is a lean man, thus CONSOLES hlmsel
for his lack of flesh: Nothing lat never
YET enlightened the world. for even in a
talow candle the illumination springs
from the him wick"
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TEMPERANCE HOUSES.

B. B. Brown, .AfiddleJuTy.
Levlngs c. Kecler, Moakton.
J: W. Martin, W. Fe,rigJurgh.
N. Guindon, " - '''"s"
Geo. Pease, Charlotte.
c. Collins, FerriS5uygh Centre.
Seth Kimball, STATE street, Montpelier.
Chester Spencer, CdStleton.
Joseph Gaskell Clarendon.
j. W. Austin, West PoultnCy.
Joseph Wells, U,derhW Flats,
r. A. Deming, Eogle Hotel, Chester ".
David Hodgman, Clarendon Springs.
Edmund B. Hill, Sh0rehdm.
Thomas W. Keller, Salisbury.
Forward your names, genilemens
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bD|We have delayed for one day the
issue Of the Weekly Tribune, hoping
that such delay would enable US to an
nounce the election of HENRY CLAY as
President of the United State. Heaven
spare our readers the bitter pang with
which we announce that our expect atoms
are disappointed, and that we greatly
fear the result is very different from what
we desire and long confidently expected
Silence is the fitting language OF sorrow,
and we say no more on the subject at
present.
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THE STATE

The boat from Albany this morning
brings most disastrous though not unex-
pected majoritIes. 81. Laurence has Civ
en- horrible vote e, 300 for Polk, 2, 600
for Wright, so they saw Tiosa is also
enormously high, while all our Western
Counties are woiully cut down. Fraud
in our City and Birney in the West have
given New York to Polk by at least 5,
900 ma ority.
We cannot doubt that Folks majority
is 5000 and Wright's 10000. The deed
is done!-N Y. Tribune.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-14

JAMES CANNINGs FULLER is in IndiaS
ma, and was present at the annual meeting
Of the State Antislavery Society. He
pledged himself to make a donation of
5000 TO that society, provided they would
raise Sl80.-Antisla0sry STANDARD.
70 1.-THE Free Labor Advocate stated
the question right, and my memory is cor.
rect, the above account gives friend Fuller
$3.50 too much credit. AS | understood
the matter, Mr. Fuller proposed that if the
Society would contribute the $3.50, he
would pay the balance of the 5000
Friend Fuller is repnted wealthy, and il
| am mistaken as to the amount he paid
shall be glad to correct the error, as the
friends Of the slave 10 Indiana need funds
10 enable them to battle the enemy in their
own profeSsed free State. Friend Stanton
the edior Of the Advocate will please sci
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18

rs,HE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, wtl
make surveys, Estimates ofGost, aud epoft' lof hi, @
W., anal, Roads Docks, Wnary-s, Sustaining walls,
Bridges c every descnptlon with plans aud specifications,
apd yyhe:, ul-cd, will superntrnd their execution
.dsarr asd compute cubIcal qnA"titieS o -dlIi
st It's th- of removing the SANE; they ''ilI
,r. anl lld report ths best mode 0 Frt' rug water
no7yer 4b- and Of op-nIs aud Iuafrles iry
yiI make drawings ard Specifications Of improvements 10
,nachnr and procuring letters patent ue
,in-ss requiring personal attendance Al Washington ny
ACT as agents the sale OF Letter, Patsnt Also, ol HiA'
NIl-, QuarIirs Machin4ry. sc.
80 Is,s vork EDWIN +. F.JOH>SON,
insI, WILLIAM K. CASEY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18

ScuooSERs ZEPHYR AND ANGLoNA--in reia-
ton to these vessels, which our readers Will re-
member were reported as destroyed oy nlz Innsse
pirates the Salem Gazette mas 'he ;o,,u" G of
dates that this report, 50 far as it relates to
the Zephyr, is entirely without foundation. me
Robert Pulsiord left Manila on the hrst oi
November. The Zephyr arrived at Bombay II, IN
August, from Canton, and remained there untli
the seventeenth of November, when she salleo
on her return 10 Canton a letter has been re-
cciyed in Salem from Captain Johnson, OF the
zephyr, dated Nov. 10th, stating that he was
ready for sea, and should sail on the next day
of course there can be no truth IN the above re-
port from the Transcript IN respect TO the zephyr,
and we doubt not that It VIII appear 'ia' me An
a,a * also safen The Advertiser says that, as
10 the Angola, she is mere pilot boat OF 80 tons,
EMPLOYED in the vicinity of Canton river and
that that there is no probability OF her being on the
way to Bombay with large amount OF treasure
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18
Tie Childs Christian Spelling Book, including
nep and simple application Of Words M
fcachiRg Pupils 10 read.
Notfnr NIm.Nok', opllllM.

hay. ~ ahmed specimen number o work entitled the
Chd's Chrtsrnn sieiiuG Book ds,,ued 10 consist OF
of n,uheuse Scirtur1l lessons Each lesson Is 70 o.
amentei WIN an Impressive picture prr-e1tug the
the pupil the interesting circumstances s'tn, con
famed that constitutes n' ,tsion tpy infant
minds this has always been found npreudi;e calculated To
the mind aud max deep IMPRESSION rs well OF The
lcts As OF the illustration iud practical Improvement oi the
lesson The clear and beautiful type employed IA The pointing
Of tn, work the marked dNlSI2n ne otd, iato ey"oet;
yr into ouosy IbIss dssy abS, &c--hs questions aud
srs giving explanations OF the lesson aud ne moaI ni
religious obstruction b. llYed from II features when
II! my view give the work a high value.
B.sles the facility afforded teachmS ctd TO read by
rir connection of the Spelling r,es With toe lesson
,uall the l.u ul th,s work t'ti rScn.s al
frivolous improper words winch sometimes oriorm the
50 hing well the reading SsouS ot ilttlg children and
confines tIle attention words of sCuptule only
milf ~ JAMES MINOR Berkmau-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18
~n IRON MASTERS

rtl0 IRON MASTERS -. or sale, Mill Sites
IN tie immediate nrghborhoot 6 cienmlaoos Coai and
70 tde water such Coal aad Or iound together
icatIon complete Sh Philadelphia aaG Eaiti.
~ easls and Railway For Pamphlets descriptive Of
he properly ard tafhe: inofmation epEiy 20 Archibald
IEDrvr baEy; Archibald Rot@rtsou Pilsdrph4i or
% The d=rsgred No 20 3iecA2Es Exchange Org
he.e my sp-cim-n. Of t- coal ard aisc maps
.IS Ssm. " T. CASEY Civil Gas1neer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18
V0s. HEs. NO. 293.

button OF political tracts designed 10 enlighten the
People on the important question upon which they
ar; soon to pronounce In short omit effort to
effect such an organization in every city, town and
hanet OF the State shall enable US TO bring 10 the
polls IN November. the entire, undivided Wing vote
OF the State. More than this will not be required
ensure Us glorious victory Less than this eopard>
the success ct cause and perils the interests Of
ourcountry.
Need we add word more fellow Wings, to IN
duce you, without another DAYS delay. to com
mence this most necessary work-or do you ask tor
any better encouragement or brighter auspices
der which to begin the campaign than the recent
brilliant Whig victory in Maryland And if con-
tirmatory demonstrations OF Wig zeal aud strength
are required, we point with pride and JOY TO the
still more recent Wing triumphs in Western New
York. We have uiumphed lhere-we will triumph
every where, if every true Wing does his duty
Once more we appeal to YOU 10 enter upon the dis
charge of YOURS.
We remain your fellow citizens aud follow Wings,
THADDEU- JOY,
JOHN TOWNSEND
FRIEND HUMPHREY
JAMES HORNEH.
j. PAILL4PS PHGNIX,
SPt.Ef.K kELL0GG,
DARIUS pf.HHt.N,
WILLIAM kETCHuAI,
S'ote Central Committee.
RUFUS KING
VI,SCHER TEN EYCK,
K 5 CUSHNAN,
{ y. REl DIR.
WN. \. STRONG,
Young Mc.ls State C,,.hG COMMITTEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18
NOTICE TO NEW PIRMs.

MERCHANTS about establishing: me ne" Afi's
vi are eauexrsd peruse the following .f
The subscribers having bsen cst4 2,IsfCS1p MTNT
wears, and b-ng practical SIGN AhD -, ha ,h.v
sse- concluded 10 reducs as, CHARGs5 Si e'h oii''
80 PR CENT BEL OW helr former a. hs 1sr known
sr~frRTopS : SsTYLE ACKERMAS AlLLEh d,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18

NJ We learn from the New-Oreans Tropic
that Can't. Caldwell Of the steamboat Buckeye
has instituted suit in the Q. S District Court
AGAINST the owners of the De Soto, for damages
received in the recent collision, TO the amount OF
$4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18
4 Series o. SssooI Books far tie early iastrue,
ttoR OF calidrep.

C,tnou Of Nj NoLsSooX.3 A. ne ECrhanse Lpcsaa
Mss Octal: tsc'N- uot ittglv Satisfaction irnH' m
ytgntuaOu ot ghe gSvi1t to- pna>s3 BOOKS ioe
r.z ,arv u>tructbg VI ch.lsrg rry dt-f sS>etu5iS,
hey Ghcl aaciN iruE unst ~ "a 900 = puN -
which heci they Ntoatr 1ue oi fr hit
hts pfIucipe Ut she human mind NoUe> are rGh IA
rttucipe because they III powers o poAtvs OF
unLeIs AIloS with the mode oi deNeoraS
them -,
such ,tsu,l the Dst aud DUmb ASSlnm Ia ths
Prus>i.u Schools vr,l psc'cc every oher pug
sui, but tedchiug, nnj with common sense.
They rrco.uE the good old fashioned toctuee - leans
tools then use winch S violated bN Nnto sVerJ step
,aN-u IN cur Schools from the cd hvslns 20
nd g. bench, TIL h closes his cou>v IN heo,
to-IoIl seminary
,he bar most mpotttot .ow ,rS sn1u- Well hoI
tf- l Sr-sily published used bTouGhou the rgih
~! breadth ,t gu land JOriAN upLHRpOk
Ouinion II Nj i Trhf,e IN hs P6e Sc5oots at
Ner- YORK.
Mis-, Dam las >ubmlte rnm} INSPECTION te outlines II
,rlan al \ S-rlV, School Books
~ have lrues very tNurSbi- U1alon at The contemplated
work Considerable rmrn have h sH made o. l'e 'n
he books comuoliy gsgd, bur mGciI rem G' l be done
N!uc! peClCuS thgfNU AMY "a poNiH% over dN's,
dry uG testing eS>ous tlu very tbr't the compe'
i,usou 0! cideu j "hich c,unct retain ANY p~ce IA '
i55 Grams p.u appears well adapted meet th,s, d'tt'
cuteS; to present somethns 70 ' umI o the Sl' c'eu
ed 10 attract and ht aud ~ ea u on by
auura aud process from one s'ie OF 'mlfo'em=" 70
another. >,
ch-eriullY recommend ts work the attention Of al
B ELLIS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18

5. B. BuREsvlLLE SCSK.-The Burksyllle
was sunk In the Cumberland river, on her down
ward trip, on Thursday night, March I, few
miles above Clarksvle. She was laden with
cotton and tobacco Lou. Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18
The Senate adjourned till Monday.

HONORABLE Men. ALL."-Mr }. II. Greene,
a reformed rambler VINO has recently published
book showing up the lrightful, though legitimate,
results of the Proesslon, and exposing the small
tricks and knavery 10 which, the sharp ones re-
sort 10 rob the unwary and unnlrated, Is now
Iecturing IN the Western cities on his iavorlte
theme. He seems to have reused the ire OF the
fraternity IN Louisville, and to nd themselves OF
so formidable an enemy they addressed an enony-
nous letter to Mr O. threatening TO assassnate
him unless he should deslst IN his course; but not
a, all intimidated by the threats, he published the
letter IN the Louisville Journal with the following
reply
tIy;nr received tn above from OF
u vho stvI. themselves sporting gentlemen think II my
d a, we'll as IN privilege make public It's contents, as
sii as nv views rrspecs such communication Sport
ing stye yourselves permit me TO assure You
onr have mlsce-ned You t1ti-r gIeg natter
orrssIy,s II you rhInk lntnidste iou ndys AZ
md name by winch The p1bc may know you Black
ba.-. urt-rs!s midnight aSSzssaS, uat snlt te
biso-v OF your fraternity and t- rcutt and declared IN
-sntons OF M sknlsIng correspondents 40 DOUBT s=ate
MO rour good 10 assassrats me- ard ou oula
nv, ou threat execution did ycu! ard hearts s!nk
o, ycur ourocse. Gentlemen, DO deceive yourselves
~ hink that ny end have al tins tims us,
- ou; Cincinnati .ad small portion OF ksatucky; out
ar intend 20 expose your Profession "!.n uaeisa'ln a
f M frozen bosom ch- the de dro2pgg South.
'ioa- l'satisifSh > * ----9 ]. Il. GREENE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18

notice is hereby given that
. Pon hes been presented the Board OF As.istant AL
an,, the aale Of that portion Of the Bo"eiy De-
5w--a 6h and lt ,rrve.s TO Fourth .ise.le
,nid 10 prrz.ut ier writing 70 the under
ssa-d at his Office Hall Of Rse9ds on or before the i3 day
az T.,rh jg1. JOHN EVEN, Street CommissI9nrr.
So, Commissioner. Office. March (. 1911. mh6
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18
GFLAFITTE. EG
THEODORE, Or. THE CHILD OF THE SEA.

BY PROF lNGkAliAN.
Thjs is beautifully written Tale md from the ,rmanA
for tho Boston Yankee Will b. the saielbit o, ot the
sgi>on ageu. you rarthi, 2s cents For sale AZ al
Raok,ior., mh7 2w"
,y,Hk PUBLISHING AND iMPuki Ting or
J. BoOKS.-PArK BENJAMIN aud WILLIAM foUNG
hlys his Jay formed Copa rueshp Tor the publishing ani
importing Of Booksrhe former aylm- Withdrawn from th
New World" establishment IN, hgsne" WI he carried
nm under thestyle of BENJAMIN * YOUNG,
at 62 John-sur0t, New fork
March - IA1t nhl3 iWcs'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18

NJ FIRE occurred in the reed mandatory
of Mcfarland 4 Kendall, IN Three hisels we ooo iass
on the 5th, by which they lost about s2'ooV'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

No SPRUCE-STREET.
500 600 WokIh or +, saADa5 ,t1-a,oa d H. paS. as
lie 20 ON Of e most splendid OF Shades mt
ever could o. collected tgehe all h4ylHx been aatrc ~
srss Of acknowledged reputation We would GIorn The
r mar We have no 4geats shades h oougnt
~ other p4c- IS ~ never allow shadss 20 be ha"krd
rouo bT iry goods nor carpet desfs. or any Other peo
- yo - no Iutsrs W. both being pracucal arats and
shades b-ng oeinted under oar per'9A.i
nv .ti-rD and warranted wash and rot 70 cuTl o.:
crscx SIyas banners and interior decorations doae III
.yl. not 20 D. suro.Ssed by other
'rmIoings OF al kinds, wholesale and retail
IN 5 ,r1'i4e' VI - BARTOL * DE- MAUSY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18
REFINED SUGAR

RED u C f d | n 7 K h.
;AIOOLSEY AND WOOLSEI from TINS dats
w offer their Standafdn DOUBLE REFINED sU5
CARS Al the foosiug low cash prices yik
Lo4l - per pound "hsn less than paeA4sss are
rasisl II do do puschtAed hdII cent p'i poo'Io
Pawderd In do DO additional
The above packed As follows;
s:': e E H%t,' bS e f e e ';s''' =
Apply 10 the N-Ycrk Patent Sugar Relnsfy cofhsf oi
south and Montgomery or at 80 " all AZ
y 3 Orders the city must be accompanied oy Sc
80 mil I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
80. I spruce-s,reet, (Iribune b"iidihss'
JAMES PRlNGLE,
PLAIN And % RN E,N
BOOK BI \ d f. K.
JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CAKE AND PuNcTUALITY on THE
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Free Lectures ON Man: Or sh

~ Free Lectures ON Man: Or sFtsao;osEr DC; aIl ~.
pbology applied 20 study of character 70 h5 .-l
lion and Government OF Chiidrsn 10
- rulriya-ins the Memory, 10 Matrmouy, ,,s
Dscen Religion, Morals, Politics IerE1Ftncs 3I.o5
Ill md rf,.iI Rsm.GY BY o. :. rOW LIZ h. dt ~
III - Monday and "Wednesday evening and al taa
n;jincs BTookvu every Friday evening colnnshetSSs
= ;coe < and closing with public tests OF l1s Science
i examination, and books Daily ard sysainss
Il ia Clinton Hall Has splendid caDins. "
Busts free 10 rlSlisTs-
c-Jots In yyiIlia.nsburgfo for saie.LSh Ill si
pITiJ NIN(; LOTS OF located on ts i!1.-
E,s, from tas Souh ErrTy surTonndeo " "a
t'G G h,iljrgs They Will be sold cheap 70 c!os ~
Sin -n Appy to FISH. = Nassa1-s: Ns" fas,f =
.sI rs l sysn,rc at his residence II " Nnall'eurs-
Health. Quiet, and ornfoTt.-1 he OfaliAn, u
S.rrsystrrsi, York, pfeisrs d.aaIt.J, @ ~ ~
hVuss' 0nn,rs few days weeks II 'ie cry! - ~
fired Il IS eglby located OF eisan Ae I'M
ar - ns.r ths business part oi Inc d.f, anu - rs
s'feet' s;c,n;,v OF the principal ste@Iheoe-
nne!atS y,nvsnisnt and n=lt, whe rs aole IS
aPai b+ Vegetables and Fruits that can De
IN the Animal Food and stiniuiahla o. al pds,.
.uu,iI and every effort na1s " leaes
shower Baths tTee lITHsDi0e'' " 3S -
( street. = - " Sp
nTFW ORLEANS PACKAGb EArSEoSSoo rS s, 20.
Tb,onrh in from ls 10 Is DAYS "a, ey
tr;,- ad their In snecsSsiG XIV
I -oonrbs are PREPARED receive ano -. ye
$500 for New Oeeans By The cshtIs - .,ov a.
rime For fu tsr information pi-Es ar'
ne tor al in%rm-'iAte cl's III g serf :
! liyered Ii much 1888 ulas sAai y: j.. -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18

DEFINED SUGARS.-R L. ~ a. STUAHT,
are uon selling the qualities Of their steam fened
Sug4r Quantities 0 hive packages and sp~didS @ d" ~"
cash prices any other refinery. -, r
lhr Sugars packed Ioows without chafse iof
packages:
Loay-s IN boxes of 800 los.
Crushed III barrels OF Zu1 lbs.
Ground In btfe!s of 25G lbs.
Apply 4t ,e R-inrry 223 Cireeuwch street, corner Of
ot'+,. ,'a ,,I.n. If If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18

THE COLOMBIAN MAGAZINE FOR MARCH.-lh's
number will be issued in day two, and will ex.
ceed in tue beauty of its embellishments and III M
telest any of the previous numbers. Among The
contributors are the most popular names belonging
~ Americas literature, and the whole getting up
eynces much Iiberahty and expenditure on the pa't
nt liz, nrnn einTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18
COUTHOUY & MEYERS,
3ll Broadway


DESoECTgULL.Y invite HE public TO call AT
II their r richest and mosr extensive as
aortHen 10 BE- found ~ Jhs !nnuy, OF ,,,,.
CENTRE MANTEL. SOLAR. BRACktl
CaSDtIABRA GlRANDOLES, BRACKET
BRANCHES AND CANDLESTICKS
CABiN SOLARL La Ups as~ aud superb articlr pecu-
ltar, suitable Tor Packets .,
They are constantly making additions % tn' 2'IIoh o.
,h.i stock from the csr 6iad muu factory 81 hoore'
s 60 Boston ios whom they Aie the soLt. AHENl9 = III
his cily rp soods he liJ Fair of tn American In
s,te received the MEpAL, and have InSafnby 90
tanned The premium all Others OF IA" cIas when placed III
e. K N ale also prepared execute orden Tor
CUT GLASS
OF yv.fy DESCRIPTION Of quality not 10 e surpaSsd ehsf at
The continue TO keep flch assortment, Of rple hlaehr
saucy Glass aud Porcelain; Supefh FLOWER Vase;
~, TORt ri.nlN SHADES for L,Inps, tOR, tLAlS
FIRE SCRENNS; ALLuMlNETFE STANDS, "a
Bills Thrmomet-s and complete stock oi - fa{s
and + lBL r CUTLERY Which they offer at prices rHteuy
propof,ioned the quality ii the articles ml6 In