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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

llriNo TINE WIND NcI, 10 that OF
D. few drops OF peppermint, we think
lIoSing eIpedienl an ingenious one,
ncd by Baltimore paper
a miserable looking losf-r entered the
ke Of one Of our magistrates few days
anI asked nay demanded 10 be com.
eI to The aims house. lie stated thu, he
nothing to eat, AMI nowhere to lay bis
and II the justice wonld give him the
6,alc, the city should not be at the ex.
Sc Of sending him oul, as he would glad
P~a,. the diaanccl The humane officer,
j. hesnng his story, thinking that he
} Ct subject 10 be sen, 10 The asylum for
unfortunate, readily granted him the
|'eI pcrmi, lie lef the Office, and in.
I Of vending his way to the aims house,
nj directly 10 the residence Of an old col.
j man in Old Town, and sold his com.
mcnt fotlveu,y. cen, legal curren
These facts wcto obtained from the ne.
himself, when questioned upon The sub
how he came by the permit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26
WircucRArr.-l,is mated that the Rev.

WiTcucRAFT-l,l IS stated that the Rev.
Or Wilson, Of the First Presbyterian
Church InCinclnnaii Inlclv preac against
the SIN Of wtchcfar, in which he no, only
declares his belief IN the reality Of tho SIN.
but he holds that It is now pfac,lced to an
alarming extent Under The head Of witch.
craft, he classes the recent pretended m,ri.
cles in the Catholic Church, animal mag.
nelsm Shakersm Mislerism, Mormonsm,
&c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26
NOTICE..

The "foonr M.n, Literal Party" ~ill
hold . meeting ~ the Ian Of Asn.On Dyer
On Nondsy evening, March. and ior tie put.
pose OF non,oaiing boatd 81 officers lot the
town OF Holland for the en,, irg year 4
iuii attendance IL expected n, order ~ the
TOWN COMMITTEE.
ROLAND. Feb ~, is(o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26
BRIGHTON MARKET.
MonInr. Erhrunry- nd lsl6.

Monday, February, lG ls46.
At Market S45 beef caul~, yoke,
working oxen, 80 COWS and calves, 400
sheep and $50 swine
PnIcTs -Brsf CatiS Extra. - 30
Frs quality 600 Second qusni,y 5,25 a
$50 Third qoaIiy AS a 500
WorkisR OreA-sales not noticed
Goes and CaireI Dali. Sales stt20,
%, q, and 80
ST 6 j.. f.on sl.75 10 $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

hfCowhIjIng seems to be now "the
very error ofthe moon" and is spreading
rapidly A lady IN Richmond cowskin.
ned another lady-and colorrd gentle.
man cowhIjed another colored gentleman,
IN the same city.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

40 s'd lTsh p.w,papet. noting N. sp
Pearsnee Of Mr. s,ddoos, sayS The house
Mss crowded sgh hundreds more Than It
could hold--oi sdmming spectators, who
went away wnhou, s,rh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

America could support nine hunlred and
thirty millions OF people without beng 50
densrly populated =. Europe now IS The
p'csen, popualio Of Europe is abou, 23s
nlllon,, Of Ameuea s. millions, Of the
whole earth LOO millions
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

4 coed Iisa-A bank has been estab.
ished at Cincinnati, which lends money
to the poorer Glasses in sum- from $40 M
wards, for single day or longer, either
on endorsed notes, or notes Of hand loh as
collateral security. THIS will afford the
day Isborer an opportunity Of relieving
himself Of many embarrsamen.s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

NAn ANp JrrrEE Thee beuuiiful
'.an-' are las nov "a close ,sppareui pro1-
'n'y Ihsn they caa again be Tor many
YEA" They sppcar during The evening" a
,''t wer Of the meridian. and something
les han ogheSa sHDLS' apart Mars q,
e'1al . red and hery and perhaps inig.
t'n' a. beng caught IN sueh eonpsny. bot
J1phs' 'ITery whlie, very bniliaa. and very
goo,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26
II TUe NUFy VI TuVUTU'
7 HENRY HALL. Rrcistet.

" f. the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court lol the dis
lrlct Of Faifhaven, CON mis.ioners 10 receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons ngalns, the estate Of
PAU HaitH, late Of Pdplef
IN said district. deceased, Represented insol.
vent. and siI months from tho I4th day u (
January, 1916, being allowed by ssid court
Tor that purpose We do there fore hereby
give notice that we will attend to tho bu-
slness Of our said appointment 81 the dwelling
house "f Orson g. Hulei,, In Pawlel. on ihe
FIRST Thursday oT May next nom nine O'Clock
a. m until four O'Clock. p NJ on asld day.
NATHAN ALLrS, ~,
Jort SrgvrSs,
pav'ei Jan n ISM.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

--JoHS Il. NARLAND, Esq The numer.
o0' lnends ciihm gentleman will learn with
ee'P 'egre, that within few weeks past,
he has abored under mental alienation,
WHICH h's been growing more and more
"3'nl "aec the hrS signs appeared On
N'niay he was ,sksn to the Insane Hospl.
u % Concord y, II where II Is hoped.
DNir' ne kind Treatment Of Dr. McFarlane.
a.. ISL" ltcan his mental health again. Mr
"''.'ni has been writer OF ackaoN ledg.
- n''t As editor OF the "Clafemon,
L's'' be Obtained high reputation. Tie
."Ssias edred The Boston American.
N'' beilrd Bulletin asd Manchester A.
'''if-n Asa posH and song writer he also
'1''ei h'gh Bu, n is not only as msn
%. e'r.l' 'ha, Mr Wahind was beloved by
20 ~ "ao knew him. lie had warm and
"'o y hear, which made BIN a pleasant
a. ra.0stle fuend
Loucu CesT,er.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26
CASTLETON SEMINARY

The next term Of this institution will
commence on THURSDAY the Goth inst. I,
Is very desirable tina, those who purpose TO
enter the school, should BE- present al the
be ginDing Of the term. The expense Of
board, ordinary tuition, fuel washing, furni.
lure and room reut is rs doiIar per quar-.
ter or 800 per year The price Of board
in town varies from . so TO 200 per week.
In addition 10 the departments Of education
already established in this school, j, is pro.
posed TO establish Two others one for the pur.
pose OF Teaching The science OF Agriculture
or the application Ct chemical principle; 10
Agriculture and the other to qualify nafuc,
tors for our common schools. Prof + S
Carr IS procured to give course OF lee.
iurrs upon Scientific agriculture which will
be commenced the SECOND week in March.
Ills familiar acquaintance with the sub.
Ject Of Geology AMI Chemistry and the sig
nal success with Which he has taught The
latter 10 the Medieal College Of which nv Il,
a Professor, is on adequate pl-dge thai his
lectures up0n scientific agriculture viii BE-
iaughl with much lmer'S 10 those vito
may have them A cla" will be formed
in this branch ~ the beginning of the term
The department Tor school teachers will ~.
eleve special attention Every possible a.
eIlily will be furnished 10 give instruction
both 10 the msucr and mode Of ,eSc h.
ing. Lectures will he gwen BY both the
teachers OF The Seminary aud by
some Of The superlnIena+nls oflhe county Il
their services can be obssined 40 extend.
ed course Of Chemical Lectures all b.
givenby Doe, Morgrr eomnene,ng a, The
Of The terri
l. J. HALL0Ck.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26
MARRIED

A! Ne Bsp'ia Church IN this village, on
Sunday morning last. by Rov J NJ Rock
wood'Mr Almon ID. Ladd 10 Miss Ann
pooIef, ell OF this town.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

n~ g lilNGLES.-A lew thousand
- wanted Immediately 9, this
Office.
Rutland, Feb. Ie. ls4o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

Mr. Mcconnell Of Alsbsms says i wst
q piece Of wisdom 10 elect blind man for
Chaplain, A. b u no, proper ,bsi he should
zee a.. .aI' akei places u Congress
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26
Il rNEW FIGURING MILL

At Hydevlle CastIeton.
THE subscribers having thoroughly re
i built their Mil On the most improved
plan, with new bolts, screens, and machine
Is, are now ready 10 do bnsines, with nral.
ness, despatch, and a particular saving To
their customers. The public are solicited
to call and Try.
HYDE, FULLER & HYDE
OH Feb lei6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

To S,crciSa Batter The English Far
mers' Head SAYS tina, ? IL draehms NJ
carbonate Of soda - III swee,rn three pounds
Of strong butter or lard
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

H-Tweoty physicians have been EN-
pIoyd 10 Baltimore to ,aeeinatc persons IN
every house in the city.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26
tfr Tsuse, Vue rUUN oTfrCOfU
HENRY HALL. Rsenisr

STATE or Observation-Disclosures.
District Of Rutland, 81 - bctsd ,Ast
al = stated probate court held al Rutland
wiiui1 auI inf said distu,t 90 tac Gr,t Mon.
day being the o. day ot febtuatN 4 DieN
Present. VIM Hail, Judge
4 cersin INSTRUMENT IN wtitn1, support
ing 10 be copy OF the las, will and tesla.
men, Of Jeremiah Iindlcy, late Of .Nssd,ills
in the county OF Ciaw ford and State OF Penn.
sylvAnia, deceased, tsstats, aud the probate
ihereof duly su,hon,icsled---~h whereby u
seems tina, said will hes beon dolly proved
aud allowed in said State Of Pennsyivania
according 10 the lava al said State having
been this dAy produced to said ceurt by
Alsn,on i.indley and Orange Lindley. ihs
executors therein named, that the "a me msy
ho allowed ~ this State az the last will and
ietlameni Of said deceased.
Therefore, 1t Il ordered that SAID instrL.
tneni I've referred Tor allowance to the frat
Monday, beinR the % day Of Match ne,t,And
that copy OF this order lie published ihfeo
weeks successfully, previous Thereto, IN tho
Rutland Herald, newspaper printed at
Rutland. that all persons Interested mavap
pear ahi pbJc, To the allosanoc thereof A.
Aforesaid, II they SIC cause,
true copy OF 'rcotd,
= HENRY HALL. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

iIosHtnLr NupstR The Ca,kiil
DvmoetI OF yesterday contain, the partic
ulafs Ola revolving murder committed on
Sunday evening by Joshu. PAM burn, on
the body This wife Mary Pancburn They
lived IN he town Of CoIsaekie. sn1 on the
evening Of the murder, IN company with
mother person, bad drank qoarl Of liquor.
The woman was first d,scosertd by her
son, lad Of g or Il years Of age, lying on
the floor, bleeding profUsoly, and burned oil.
most 10 a elnder She had severe bruise
% the temple, and a number OF gn,hes made
with q sharp instrument, on the lower part
Of the abdomen and although alive never
spoke. Pan9burn was arrested on Monday
morning. and after examination before a JUS
uee.was committed to jail s,CaiskiIl He hos
been twice IN the states PRISON, had frequent.
ly threatened The life Of his wifi, srh whom
he frequently qunrreled, aud had ohsn bea
ten her
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26
sApACClprNf Al swANr0N

W, fcgtej 70 learn tbs, on Thar,!.y
last ~hue vi Ebc7crsf " Babc5,k a
vrf, ente'ptshg tanner a, SWanlon Fall,
--anI Mr. MeCrcsiy wete bu,,y en-
gsasI n sop7ing The rAksg. Of a scam
boiler N Nj Babr ock, t,hnery, tho b,us,
,uJitniy turs sn1 ihrowlng out steam
and ho, water, seslJed both psfson, 10 ,
mor tresdful msnner
The friends Of 'to,c e,n,lcmon Ntll r.
jo'ce on beng assured that under the skill
tal ueatmeu, oi the attending phyneisn,
both are N far WAY OF ultimately re-.
covering from an accident Which It va,
lcared al The outset would prove iA,ll
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

49," io' CiOrer.-The farmers o. Belgi.
um 'han whom none teiler know The prac
u use OF minures, have this proverb. He
VINO buy, ashes for his clover crop, pays
holhiGg bot ne lha,does !, not. pays double
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26
SASH FACTORY.

THE subscriber manufactures by ma
chinery all kinds Of Window Sash, Pan
mel Doors, venlllan Blinds, and will suppl,
all orders al short notice
SlLAS X. MOOERS.
Wailincinr1, Feb 5, 10.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26
T. Ross
Wells. Feb 8. 80

III the subscribers. being appointed by the
" probate couri forthe dlstrictol fsirhAven,
commissioners to receive eIsmine, and ad-
Just all claims add demsnds OF all persons
against the estate of
Phho Eaton, tate u Casfieion.
IN SAID district deceased, rsprr ssnted ir.ol.
vent, and also all claims and demands sIhrb.
tied IN offset thereto and monihs from
'he I'm day Of NON mber last, ing SLOWED
~ saii e"sH Tor thsi purpose Do there
lore tH'ebY GIVE notice that Ne WI attend
To the business Of our sad appointment At
HE office Of u + Langdon F.q. ~ SAID
CaS'ieion, On the first MONDAY N Haf.a snj
hpH. nett from 10 O'Clock, p. m.
wv " D o,e coh'e"' Comm.
Csslle'o7. Jan 81. -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

~ T. the Subscribers, being appointed bv
w the Hon Probate coun Tor the dis.
trlcI OF Falthaven, commissonets TO receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
oil all persons against the estate Of
John AHen, late Of BenJon,
in said district. deceased, and also all claim.
and demands exhibited IN uTse, thereto, and
SIX months from the Is, day Of January inst.
being allowed by SAID court for that pur.
pose, We do lhorelore hereby give nouce that
wewlll attend to the business Of our sad ap-
polnlment al The dwelling house ofihe de.
ceased IN Ben,Uno on the lsl Tuesday In Nav
from o'clock m. until O'Clock p m on
sAld DAY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26
HENRY HALL Register
STATE or VERMONT, REitrem
District of Rutland a. { - L.,eJ

District OF Rutland, as - b.red tina,
at Apeoisl probate court held at Rutland
within and Tor sad district on the 9th day
OF February, A. ID 1910
Present, Wm Hall, Judge
Application havinp this daS teen made 10
'1.~ ,p'V ty S4muu. II kr..uss. a.m.uis-
traitor Of the estate 81 jeremiah Powers. late
OF Piusiord in said district, deceased. intes.
tate, Tor an hearing and determination by
said court Of all questions az 10 advance.
men,s made or allelged TO have been mado
bs the deceased 10 the heirs .! said deceased.
Therefore it is ordered and decrcsd by
said court that all such questions bo and
they hereby are referred for hearing and do
termination TO the !Ifsi Mond,y being the 81
daS Of March next. and that a copy Of this
order he published three weeks successive.
" previous thereto, In the r. md Herald,
newspaper printed at kutan,, that all pct-
sons interested may appear ard he lizard IN
The premises, II they sec cause,
A true copy Of record,
HENRY HALL. Rrgis,et.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

CAsTLE1ON SEMINARY.
~ n T. sub'cuLeL teacher on the Pam
j FH,e eel Singing 10 Cs.l-ton Sem
nary. would 'n'Jnl HE public that the nerr
quarter Of this institution commence. Feb
20 WIN. PEASE.
Professor Of Nusic from London
y u 10 prevent misyskes' Mr r. would
say thai lie aaS 10 Connection with any oiGef
Institution.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26
FLOUR
CALL AND SEE FOR YOUR
SELVES.


THE subscriber takes MS method 20 in.
form the public that having large and
general assortment OF Liquors on hand, and
as his license for retailing will expire on the
2-'h DAY Of this month. he ofers 10 furnish
such as wish 10 lay 10 lbeiI years supply, on
such tcrms AZ will meet The appreciation OF
all. He proposes 10 furnish TO oil responsi.
BILE psrsons, who wish 10 lay 10 a years
stock, on years eredi,, and TO all others
for cash OF approved reieence have now
on hand ezra Coanac brandy I6 year. old,
! pipe do. yeas old.
pipe common low priced Brandy.
| cask Cider Brandy, s years old. extra quail.
lty.
cask Port Wine, warranted The pure
Juice ~ the Cape
cask MedeiIa Wine.
2 asks 81. CruiE Rom.
| cask Jemalos Rum.
HID, pure Boston Rum.
cAsk Pore Holland GIn.
I cask Common Gu.
? Hnd.. Western NhsieY, rIira quality.
:. II LANGDON.
CAaleton. Feb q 1876.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26
rHu'o WgroT ,cor4b'r,

W. The .ub.cubet, beg appointed bs
W the Hon Probate Couu iot ihc district 81
Fnirhaven. Commissioners tpttcslve examine
AMI ADJUST all cams AID dem lncs OF all POT.
sous against TIE estate Of
Alexander turniuorfh, tat. ~ vain
IN said district, deceased, Represented insol
won't and sir months from, the I'd day of Feb.
iusty A. ID. lsf6, being allow ed by SAID court
Tor that purpose, we do therefore hsnLy give
notice that We slll attend To the hustnc,s ot
our said appointment, at the lnn OF II. y
HAdiey Ia Wells on the frat Tuesdays OF
April and lure nerl. rom one o'ciDck p, M
until 4 p. m, on -a-n OF sad DAYS
M p1rrra
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-26

STATE or VERMONT, REuten.m.
Dh,pc, Of Rutland {. - bsrsd that
Of special probate cont held N Ruilsnd
eiiain snd for std distic, o. me 9Th day Of
February, Iss
Present. Wm li.ll. Judge
m in'''nussni N ~titius. potT-,'i'as io 10
The last vii AMI i..sa,sni 81 Tfvphens
smith. lsle ~ Rutland IN nid di,t,ci, de
ceaisd, having m,, De, been pte.cni-d TO
sad couu lat probate and slie~ noe b,
bsnIsm ! Blanchard The executor ther,n
named
It's ordered thai said will be referred
Tor proNsic spi allowance TO tho first
Monday being the VI de, of March n.i,.
an ihats copy Of this order bs Published
thrre week, su~cessi'sly previous ihstsio m
tho Rutland Head, Newspaper printed
a,ROtisnd that all parsons Interested NAV AZ
peat md ohIectto the probate thereof II they
ace cause. Atue copy offecord
HENRY HALL. Rsestsr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-23
Punchlana.

THE ENGLISH IN LIrTLE-BY GENERAL. TOM THUMB.
Tom Thumb goes TO the Palace--the Backstars"-tte
. .. Maids-of-honor.
4" don't much like going to the palace up the back
stairs" said Governor Barnum. I" Shouldn't much like
Congress to know it. Tisn doing the thing by the
spanged banner. However, just to see what crowned
heads is made Of we'll 60" .a
an course" said l. for already felt my teeth in the
royal mullins. :" In course
Barnum set down. and writ short note to the queen
civlly telling her. that had other engagement
for that night we'd come Barnum going to seal the
letter with wax
Governor" says l. no wax think of the independ-
ence of the model republic, and seal with wafer"
Well at seven oclock-fof the queen dned very early
that day to druv from private lodgings in
Grafton street to Buckingham Palace; We took nothing
more than cab, to show American Independence.
in at the frontgae, where the flag is flying, we'd have
gone General, in coach-andsix As II liz. we'll match
the backstairs with cab"
WE'LL we druv up, and hadn't need to ring the bell for
the door opened in minute, and dozen crtturs in
crmson--with railroads of gold running up and down
storm-were waitin for us hadn't then time to
make meditation, OF | should have said something
about happy Columbia where helps free citizens,
and not tattooed by the talors they among the
Britshers However, did say to Governor Barnum very
softly, :" I'd rather be Red Man than Man in Grim
son" Whereupon the governor half shut his eye, like
slit in money box, and held up his finger.
General this is the back STAIRS, said of the helps
in crimson. gs 4
Prhaps my countrymen-f write to Americans
may have heard OF the back stairs Of palaces You
saw SIGH thing and for the sake Of happy republic
hope you neverw At Washington there is no back stairs
When we want Mr. Polk, don't stand knocking at the
door but just turn the handle and walk into the drawing
room and he's not there, into any other place in the
house; and we should Just like to catch him putting
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-23
CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY, NIGHT DECEMBER 49, 1916

(tHAPPED HANDS, LIPS, dse.--The present season
~ being peculiarly calculated produce the above pain
t and annoying Disbursements, would invite attention
20 the very superior quality of Pateys cold and
lip salye which We have now hand. Also, the celebra
ted camphor almond and olive soaps prepared especially
for soheng the skin and removing roughness and edness
The highly recommended meenfun or Chinese skin pow
purposes extan possessing properties for the improve
ment and comfort Of the skin and complexion such as
render IL essential appendage ady's toilet Sold
only by j. H. Gibbs sole agent for The District of Columbia
Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. .....
D.c 22-3tif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-23

(uoTIuNG AT COsT.-The propretors of the New
~ York Mammoth Clothing Store, having determined to
close their winter stock Of clothing, offer their large and
fashionable assortment Genencn wishing to re-
plenish their wardrobes will find this an excellent oppou
nifty to do livery little price viii only be ask
ed Gentlemen can satisfy themselves by few moments
inspection. .... a.' u... IHU
large lot of servants clothing the same terms.
..fF p. ...... j. GALLIGAN d. son,
Dec. l9-eolm Next door to d. Clagett & Co.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-23
Important from Paris.

CHARLES GAUTIER has the honor to inform the citi-
" zens of Washington and the District that additional
cases Of fancy bonbons boxes, manufactured expressly for
that welknown establishment called La Vile de Paris
corner OF Pennsylvania and Eleventh street.
just been received direct from Paris, and will be opened
on the I'D instant which occasion there will also be
hbed beautiful variety OF exquisite kisses, unsurpassed
in the United States for their intrinsic excellence and
beauty together with splendid assortment of fancy
ces developing the of the Petitioners
extent never attempted hitherto in this country.
Charles Gauter has also the pleasure to inform his
friends and patrons that he has hand large supply Of
preserved fruits and will continue to receive during the
winter every species of fruit, preserved in all its
original freshness and purity and all times tasting as
Just cued from the garden s f. .-'' " =
Charles Gautie will also be happy attend private par
ties public assemblies, &c. ,.s..
Dec. l6--dt2jthf ..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-23

NEW Goods Tor Christmas Presents, just opsned =
~ Chdrens fancy shaded and ped and spencers
Misses and chldren's fancy woolen net caps
80 dozen mems and boys woollen comforts, from I2k
cents 10 rs cents
50 dozen ladies', misses, and ehidrens worsted mitts
from cents 70 90 cents per pair
100 dozen tortoise sheh and Brazilian twist and side
combs ..I =
50 pieces style plaid and striped bonnet rbbands
from cents 10 rs cents - . ....a
Ladies' superior colored kid gloves, 3Ti cents
New style CATERS Tor children .. I..... .....
Fancy silk buttons Tor ladies' dresses "a.
W dozen children's white gray, and fancy worsted
stockings
Mems and boy woollen and merino gloves
lambs wool, merino, and cotton half hose
Heavy woollen stock ings for servants
Genuemens hncy cravats, scarls, stocks neck tyes,
eonsrs, DoSofns, and suspendeTs
~. pounds line black, white, gray, and blue mixed
20 pounds white unbleached and coored knitting
10 pounds scarlet, orange blue, and random yarns
Ladies apaca, lambs wool and ribbed worsted hose,
very cheap
100 pieces Fuench, English, and American prints from
6{ cents 20 81 cents
Furniture calico, from ~ cents 70 l2t cents
Lambs wool and merino shirts and drawers
Bleached and unbleached Canton hannes
White and scarlet haIines all wool, Is cents
Black and coored cambricks, 81 cents
Cassimeres, cassinctt aud yestlngs, very cheaD
Irish linens, blankets, and plaid domestics
Black aud white wadding and cotton bats
Together with general stock of seasonabe dry goods
always on hand W which the subscriber would respectfully
call the attention Of his friends and the public generally.
.- .... GEORGE F. ALLEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, between lth and 18th streets.
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