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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-25

The news in to-days paper, from England and
from our own Congress at Washington, is of a
deeply interesting character 1t is all about war
with England on account of Oregon.
1t seems that when the article of the Washing
ton Union claiming all of Oregon, was received
in England, the patriotic demagogues at once COM
menced bullying the Government and demanding
a fierce adherence to all British rights in Oregon.
When the Presidents Message shall have reached
England, there will doubtless be renewal of the
hubbub among the demagogues and to quiet the
clamor the Government will doubtless keep up the
preparation for war, and perhaps officially declare
in Parliament, in well set phrases that the rights
and honor of the British throne shall be maintain
ed. Still it is to be remembered that this same
British Government has already offered 10 concede to
rs almost one-haif Of ,ohat she claims as her own.
On the other hand, the press our side of the
water has been equally clamorous for our rights
The Government too, periodically promises to take
care of our honor; and yet it must not be forgotten
that even President Polk has offered to conccde 10
Great Britain almost half Of what the United States
claim.
The unconceded part is but about one-tenM of
OTeRon' now Will TWO great ndtlOIS ConCeue 80
much, and yet 60 to war, ruin their commerce and
disturb all the vast interests of the two nations,
and indeed of the word-allfor SO little matter?
1t would seem to be great folly; and without the
most lamentable folly in the statesmen of the two
countries, this calamity cannot be permitted. Gen.
Cass and Bombastes Allen have performed their
part of fool-hardness in the Senate both are as
pirants for the Presidency, and both would like to
avail themselves Of the excitement of a war fever
to lift them to place which neither can attain
when reason presides over the public will. That
explains their position. War, even they cannot
wish the President cannot be expecting war, nor
the Cabinet. All their proceedings are based upon
the ordinary peace establishment, Except in Mex-
COZ they have but four companies of artillery TO
defend the whole Atlantic coast and but single
regiment each on the Northern frontier of 1900
miles, and the Western frontier of 800 miles !!
1t is preposerous to think that they mean war, with
such wretched preparations.
The unanimous vote of the Senate to inquire in
to the military state of the country argues the pos
sibtty of war merely; but that possibility it is to
be ardently hoped will prove new stimulus to
make the two countries settle the question amcablv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-25

THE AMERICAN REVIEW Wing Journal of Pol
itics Literature, Art and Science: York,
Geo. II. Cotton 1ls Nassau street, Editor.
The December number brings the first year Of
the experiment and the second volume to close.
Its success so far, says the editor, has been entire
y unprecedented its subscription list is sufficient
to.sccure the permanency of the work and author
ize ample arrangements to add greatly to its merits,
both in its political and literary character. We
are rejoiccd at this success, and once more COM
mend the work to the patronage q Vermont Wings.
There will be four engrayings next year, accompa-
MED with biographies: the first will be portrait
of the late Judge Story. Terms-$5 per annum
in advance, or'iye copies for $40; two volumes a
year, of nearly 700 pages EACH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-25

CO The New-York Tribune puts it to the Lo-
cos to say whether incidental protection does not
build up one class and pull down another, Just as
much as does direct protection? OF course itdoes,
and SO the Locos must at last TO this either
to abandon their crazy notions about protection or
abandon all duties and raise the revenue by d.
RECT TAXATION.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-25

The COLUMBIAN LADY's AND GENrLEMAN's Mag
AziNE: New York, Israel Post.
The Columbian has splendid start for the next
year. Mary Queen of Scots, and her Secretary,
Chatelard, is beautiful engraving by r.. Doney
and well done is the thrilling scene from the Pho
neers, when Misunderstanding saves Elizabeth Tenn
pie and Louisa from the panther. But the Coum-
bian does not run all to pictures: for the matter
this Magazine need feorno comparison with any of
its competitors. 50 per annum in advance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-25

o. Will the Sub. Treasurers take counterfeit
Mexican specie? This sort is abundant in this
quarter, and an affirmative answer will commend
the Sub-Treasury to hundreds who have been
Sucked in" in this hard money speculation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-25

o. The Sub-Trcusury is the golden calf of Lo-
coocoism. They'll find it out when the ofiice-hol
ders get all the gold and leave the rags to the peo-
pie
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-25

l5~ Albert J. rirrell, the murderer of Mrs. Bick-
ford has been arrested at New Orleans.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-25

The MEXICAN lNDEMNITY.-Santa Anna, late
President of Mexico, says that he raised the mon
ey, by forced contribution, to pay the nstalments
due the United States, and ordered his Minister 10
pay over the specie. lie believes that the spece
was paid overto the American agent; if not, the
Minister dsobeyed his orders. BY the way, it is
rumored that Polk has offered Mexico Sl5,OOOOOC
to settle the Texas question, &C., and is to deduct
from that sum the debt due from Mexico.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-25
WATCHMAN & JOURNAL.
WILL THERE BE WARP

MONTPELIER, THURSDAY, DEC. a5, 1915.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Steamer Acadia reached Boston on Friday
last, bringing Liverpool papers to the 4th and Lon
don papers to the Sd instant.
The news bears more of warlike appearance
than we like to see.
BY the Great Western, the Washington Union
was carried out to England containing the article
in which all of Oregon was claimed by the United
States This aroused the British press and Gov.
eminent; the former declared that Great Britain
must not, under the circumstances, relnqush any
of her rights, and the latter commenced unusually
active preparations for war. On getting the later
news by the Boston steamer, this warlike tone of
the press was moderated somewhat.
From tho Liverpool Times Dec. A.
Ihe news from the western shores of the Allan
tic recently, has excited more than ordinary inter-
est The Great Western, on her last trip, brought
home a document which created nearly as much
amqzement as if a shell had been Unexpectedly
thrown, with hostile intent, into friendly citadel.
The number of the Washington Union which claim
ed the whole of Oregon for the United States and
repudiated all negotiation on the subject. was scan
ned with painful teengs-was presumed to speak
the sentiments of President Polk and 10 foreshad-
ow the tone Of the forthcoming Message. The el-
feet was such as we have described it War and
all its odous horrors stared every one in the face
There appeared to be no escape from it-no loop
hole left by which an honorable exit could be made
Men move in masses think and sympathise in
herds-and "thoughts that breathe and words that
burn" issuing simultaneously from thousand lips
show how readily, under provocatron, reason is
subservient to passion. The poet has finely por-
trayed 1t:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-25

o. We have received numbers one and nine of
the Bankers Weekly Circular and Statistical Rec
ord containing list of the banks in the United
States, Prices Current, the British Tariff, &c. &c.
Banks, Insurance Companies and Merchants will
find important matter in this paper j. Smith Ho-
mans, publisher, 295 Broadway, NY. s3peryear
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-12-25
THE CHENEY FAMILY

Gave two concerts in this village last week, to
full and highly gratifed houses There is power
and harmonizng of voice, distinctness of utter
ance, and heurtiness well as precision in exc
cuton, which characterize the Cheney Family
above any others we have ever heard. Wherever
they go, they will make troops of friends among
the lovers OF harmony. This is our opinon-a ire
mendous puff of singer, which was published in
the Watchman during our absence last fall, was
npt ours and not at all to our taste.
We learn that the Cheney Family will soon start
on tour through the valley of Connecticut River,
giving concerts in the principal villages.
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ilitb,nono Dailp fUbia.
Ea''or-, y; ;" II. r GshssMr.s.

The Elicoi,s' Mills Free Press saws that contracts
been conclu led Tor the erection forthwith Of two cotton
aeot'es-onc for the Granite Manufacturing Company
and the other Tor the Ely Manufacturing Company.
The citizens Of Wilmington, North Carolina have adop-
ted mea'ures for the erection Of factory that
city.
gsscythe mandatory Is now in Of erection
NJ Dayton Ohio. The building will be hundred and
nifty ieet long, will contain eight trip hammsrs and give
employment TO large number OF hands This is the FIRST
niemp' nj manufacturing this article, to any considerable
extent west OF the mountains There IL n small establish
ment in Miami county, which supplies tho neghborhood
IN part but its sale. extend no further.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-25

PRooREssDr CisILrArtoS.-A QuiErus FOR CRo.. b.,
hIEs-By this We do not knocking their brains out
against the bed post anything OF the sort nor do
mean giving them parcgorc, Dsffys elixir Dalbys carmin
ave black drop or any poison The only requisite to
quiet the squaing squealng, miserable little wretch of
BABY is-that II shall possoss nose. In the midst of il.
screaming press your finger gently and repeatedly across
tho cattag. OF that useful organ and less than two
minutes will be asleep The Eastern paper from whence
THIS important discovery derived minute but
we ALLOW fro, TO prevent any disappointment.
EnRII
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-25

SUGARS. COFFEE MOLAssES, &c
~ IUS Hhds n. ORLEANS sugars
rs prime ~ Crnir
AS Bags i.aguIR Coffee
sSI " kto part strictly prime
) Ilhds, 10 Tirrecs anil ~ BIS n o Nnt,s-r.
=. prime SIDES Bacon
1900 Side. s od and damaged sole Leather
TeTcss prime Rice
100 hoics inl' Patent Cand per brig William
General scott and Emmy. and fur ~ by
!. WILLIAM IN
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NEW GROCERY STORE!

INfiE subscribers have taken the store former
occupied by Me-,rs Aymer Son. door, below the
Bell Tavern Tor the purpose OF conducting Grocer, AMI Com
mission business. We have. Keep constantly on hand
general aSorm"ni Of Famy GTocene which wc rcp,pIy
invite the attention Of friends and the public generally. onr
good consist part Of
"unpo~der, Y. Iysoa ImP1 Black Teas Of the sn-,
quality - ~ '
Mocha, Java and LaEulyra Coffee
Wo1lssy s. WuO-yy's
81 Crot Porto R,eo aud OsgsaI
Hull SoRs beet soap
u" NarirgaIod do
No. | MackerrI
a ripic" lot Sariurs
Eesala AMI Principe S-ears
bakcTs Cocoa AMI Chocolate
No u. Carolina iIcrnue-
Painted Buckets aud BroOms
a greatly variety Of Specs
Letter and Foolscap Pap.t
Best London and French Mustard
Patent ard PAIN sperm Candies
I.onionand Philadelphia rortcr in pts anda,s
Manila aud Spanish Mas
Connecticut shad, half bbIs
City Cured Bacon, Hog Round
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach Brandy, pf the finest quality
H"liaudGin
Old JlmaIca Rum
Eiclarison's Rye Whisky
Madeira and sicily Madeira Wine
Port. Chrct, sherry aud Malaga Do
hnd all other goods belonging To the Grocery Tr,i.
We also lender friends and Ga, nb,
'ay Tor the sale n Produce pfomsc 10 every ,op In
obtain the highest market Price.
u. N. TEMPIEaAN
. WIN. u. RADCLIFFE.
" ~ No. 20, doors below the Rel Taystn
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NUMBER lS
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

II A.
Sysr., 80. w NlDs6OLsG FROM s.sI rf.oss
WY ,,rn,, D""hN fhoh Tina CoRNEs
" $500 "''N "" ootaned the most sper,lxr
'"'-'1 '.' "'""rhs Gi-st., stretar-- seminar w.-y
eS- pam IN thu io'ns affections kh,.x. a.,
symptoms OF Secret liissas-. N'''y "s~f
u luke WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE MANI,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAVs "'s,
tUen.y,.1. 49,. -, 10
.,r .,. ~" ing tM III at nfxk.
INK. .J(DINSToN
member NJ the Royal Calry. Of surx.o,. -.
hai London. ami nom one az ,n- a. =
"ge- Tho URt-i HI. - NJ ess
!" th- hnhEn frame ~ns
cERr.tS MACS.
WHEN the misguided AMI inp,t,i.n, v.,,v n, ,,.-
mhb-d N" seeds of pa nfI dis ,.- a ,-, go e Nc has
.hap,s n, -, hspp<
applying who from. .,.s.,. - u-,ers hun
hn i.l,vt,y I'm an. 'An'h'y %
their anu, - % tkss
s--i noS- pocturn,I r,,n. 49, - ~ . -o'- thro.I
ign. NOES on the shin bone. arms. bloseb-, @ 80
IN !, a.. an. -. ~ 90 ps,'hr on with fr'sbtsi rapAi,sv
and l'. d-.a-. l.,om.. nv noe fAi
a''on an deah pn. V-roi dreadful gu =. NJ.
therefore 10, u" traveller r-urr.~ To .neh
secrecy; and from, b.. .,,,n 20 p,rve The
tn'of' a@i hh-rea h. eonhd-utiaIy r-ro....as
%. 10y NV =" wv un"f'hnais veum botr., a.
, melancholy f,r, IT,,
l,. owin. To- m. ,a victims To this horrd
d.,dy poison mercury ,,, g. mn VINO by III
s.Ii n- unfortunate .un.,., - w. constitution. xh-s
The a. Ia. y" mummy grave ei-~
Or T..x No,,,x -T,,o-.
strutnns 10y certain pr,r,. s nave injured their
t,,,ny q, ~, - -, ~ u' hpl- of his country and In.
n.nt. ~ ~ h. e. ron an the Ant
" .r oy 10" CONSEQUENCE deviains fros, M. - =.
- y" eftiih secret Habit
'V S"p-lIhs
shoui rsn-ct that1 . mind and b,s,v ~. a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-25

PISTOL shooting aud EIeitemsnf.-YesterJay rsoruinR
Just rs the hive O'Clock train about anut
street wharf Tor New York. the crowd of persons ON the
landing thrown into great e1cemo nj by the repo,
oil pistol in their midst rush made and was soon
nscersned that Miss Lousa, daughter OF Mr. Grant of
the hrm OF Grant Stone, enerprng merchants of th,
CITY, was about To embark for New York, IN Company
with young man named l.. 3. Salagnac. brother of
the young lady thought that Mr.. s. about away
with her. and he resolved Illustrate the intention Of the
"hnppy couple"
Accordingly he and his father proceeded to the wharf
and IN lew moments n carriage arrived from which Mr.
Salaignac and the young lady alighled. he brother
rushed towards the carriage aud demanded the release OF
sister, at the same time pulled pistol from his pocket and
ievoIed at Mr. $. person standing by struck the
pistol aud 1t was h'ed OIL in the air. Mr.. s.. in turn in
hcted few blows with shinnoy upon the person
OF the brother-ihe father nterposed and one
with considerable rmnes stepped forward aud
paper certifying that abe and Mr. s. were married on
tuesday evening previous, by the Rev. Dr. Suddards Of
'rHce Church This settled the dispute once-the faith
or and son returned homewrd and the other two went on
their way rcJoicing-Phiia Sun
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-25

Sn 'EsAKSs.-Proessor Ingraham thus graphically de-
scnbes tho town OF Lynn Massachusetts the seat of shoe
makers, aud the vast cord ainery Of the whole Union
- The very pleasant and thriving Of Lynn Is the
Paradise Of Sho,makcrs!
Its young men, early transferred from the cradle 10 In.
hdsf cut their teeth and leather the same time and ~.
pretty madens learn bind with the Of
their a. b, abs overs exchange hearts kid slipper
and swear eternal fidelity lap stone IL they would
get married. they ask old Dr. WaSend parson if he will
.eh them together, and they will pay him in shoe mend
ing Whipping their chidIcn called Tuning and the
rod they use Is eophde The lille boys by hides and
leather aud play at which they call high aud low
quarter, and toe child newly born Is lap stone and
the ages o children is known by number Of shoes th.v
wear Boys are called riehts. and girls ieffs-and old
maid il an odd slipper old bachelor odd boot The
street door To ihelr dwellings 'insiops and m IN
overeoai II foxed' The fields about town are pateh..
and fellow half over is half soi,d They meyer 90,
mn OAK Tree but they directly calculate how many pegs II
wl make aud when they behold bees work they reflect
that the only end OF wsXed end They look on cat
Tie and sheep as only leather growers. and believe hogs
Were only made tn produce brstrs. It, lap wo I'D
pave Broadway, and ITS lasts, piled to-. her would max
monuments, higher than that on Bunker .iiI"
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WATSON & DIBRELL-
IL 0LIAN N,
OR, ORGAN PIANO FORTE

"h unnrINsned having been appointed by Mum.
'ak New fotk agent ia tins city Of the ne viz
invented hoiAN flhNo fORTtS, offers insectnn of
n" public On" Of these Instruments th- day
schr. Courier - ~
ihs HuS WONDERFUL impovem-n which has
h'oh throughout thus country aud England %
nhl'" :" lis advantages IN the whie
have spontaneously appeared IA the public prints
The combination OF the Organ Piano Forte 4. . A.
sdrratnIn long sought for The Inventor ~ Coleman Ian.
see"s-l, contaminated tins adnr In the nor
"I'e ' facility Of producing either or boil,
"ns ut viii liz application degree nlpars the touch tom,
or contraction OF the Piano Porte and simplicity of its me
ehanism warrants the as--on that perfect for mary
years at the same time snoring faee. urins the Piano
Porte. - '
The an can be- attached modern Porte at
an eprh" "i from 500 tn $3.50 hunr OF KEYS
Ia addition To the expenses Of transportation
tn. Undergrad prepared orders for tn. do,,p
fIano Fortrs or tn have the Attach.
Also received by packet th. above
superior makers which will Ice reduction from former
prices aniupon good had ami a,
a"d 10 be al least equal not superior IN
INC u STATES p. II TAYLOR,
Music St,r. ,,,,.,,, a.,
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REMOVAL OF THE BOOKSTORE OF
DRINkE d NORRIS,

10 No. 81, Main street.
~ the LIST september If
mess To the store occupied by Messs Richards Gard
n'f n" ~ Main se-i doors cross ,er, Iead,ns In
Mayo brge aud the Exchange Hotel where We shall eoor,pu.
!" Keep on hand our usual varied
sd pnehe1lons IN department OF Literature IN. Ar, and
sciene.s ~ ~ anu
Al standard School Book publishes. Of the ,,.,
anu most approved edons and general assortment of Blank
BOOKS staple and ahey school and Stationary ".
.hi continue To receive all publications AIRY Dolry
'S 'sue from The ess nj the establish ed in tins eoun
Try shd hnoPe rendering at all esnp-t-
C"'NTE' AER'Hi>Ts and all want ar, t.sp-etfr
invited To give us call
S AZ sneh prices viii upon liberal te rms
i" our Old Customers and frirnls that no
lhs snail BE- spared To merit - patronage a,
literally bestowed upon AMI predecessors Tor the As, y
yeats. 10y
Fall Supply Of Books and !SiafionaTv
ny the LIST September IN recent Of our ,b,. p.
ran supply NJ Gooi variety which M.
offer Tot sale at No. %, Nam STREET.
JUsT PUBLISHED
Richardson's Virginia and Moth arnna Almanac for 1876
'eS American Pom Book, being the most complete
form books published
JOynes the stature al
The Virginia Warh"r collection of songs
Will. SHORTLY PUBLISH
new hhhon OF the Southern Reading Book Nos J:
hayos New Justice Of the Peace
DRiNKER 4 MORRIS
fuSurhrrs booksellers, Stsiiof cts. bonkbndrrs
~ : and N-airrs IN Music and Musical In,iruni~nt.
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S6h,OOO WORTH OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
BROOKS u lIUDS0NS.
Second Supply.
MAY Isi5.
1--WE subscribers have received by the lates


'lNfiE subscribers have received by the latest
arrivals from New York. Philadelphia and iIattn,or. IN.
second supply Of Sprung and ;ools-eosrs,ns Se
lion Z" I'll" best and newest tyes; which, for variety and
h's' Is Unsurpassed IN This market. The following list
a part of the gusSls received. viz
Eira hne Shaded stripe and Printed Baregr- and Ral,on.,
DO Hermann RaT-grs and MaTqulsans, ior Dresse,
French work Collars and Capcs
Muslin and Cam5r- Esings and Ins-Itings
Thread laces and Edsrngs
Shad'd Gmp Couls. f,r trimming Dresses
Ladies SIN and Md Gloves and Mtts
silk aud Cotton Hosiery n variety
Ribbons, fITaS0ls, raTasnlrtis and sunshaJes
sik' Hermann, Tnpol and Rafege searfs and shaNIs
hiue black Armut' and P0it dc striped ami plap
Light and iafs eolnufed Folard de Pekn silks
Ettn hnc Blue black ..k warp Alpaeas
BIk and Hue bis Bomlazine nd Cialie BombaEina
Black Love andCtapc Vets
Solid Black Lawns and Girghans
Pine Black Mourning Prints
10000 yds French, English aud American Frns from g o
37l cts peryard
Linen Cambria Hdkss in varicty from IN 70f rs
superior IL Linen Shceungs and Piro~-case Linens
Htavy unbleaehed lri-h Linens. for family Use
uouble Satin pamAsk Tah- Ci"ihs aud Napkins
Hnekeibaes, Russia and Brd-sye Diapers
Indie Gas Cloth, hohsIf Corded skirts
Lace stripe and Checked Nusiins
Cambfies Jaeonetts Swiss nj Muii Muslins
PAIN striped aud plaid DrIinss, Tor Boy. wear
French aud English Cloths and Cassiueres
Mountain Tow Linen
Buraps, brown aud blcae Shriings and Sbeeti,es
Cotton ozHaburrs. DfiIinFs, sc. Sc. Very eb-.ra
way w BROOKS A IiUDSOSS.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
sNe The new and elegant coppered ship Rrcn
" s"Ne Geo q Mustard master, to load City Point NJ
Gear about 18th July For freight OF Tobacco Cinn anuy
PALMER
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FOR LIVERPOOL
~ The l coppcred ship Harkaway. e,.
prcirdtai, Cay Po.ui. WILL as soon a. d.h.,--d ,,,
TO lad f"r iv~rol and viii "spaish For freight az S
co OF Cotton Apply 10 ArssTs Jones Hudson Peiefur a, IN
Jusi o,cIias ~ ~,
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Superior Harana Cigars.

WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS.
STARR n Co, received Yesterday an assert.
~ inen' Of White Marsere- Vests. % best qialny
JI2 IiTH STREET. o-.p-s,fs q, u,t.t
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FOR SALEM. MASS

fsSs The schr OSCAR, having the bulk of her cary,
engaged aud gong on board. will have despatch =
For balance Of suAn packages pa~r- apply on bos an IN.
pocA or !" au ~ RANKIN & wnITIDCK
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shouli rsh-et tbata srund IN ind nd body m. 81
:" P'ohon eonnnhial happiness Inbred 80. 10y
The journey through life becomes weary '"ut brs-
h"Hn' Srk"rs IN" bseon,. ne pso-peet
$3.50, u N'h '' melancholy reflection thar M. 80 ues
another becomes buehtsd " our own "e happineso