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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31
BRITISH POLICY !

To use his own words, there has been "SIMUL-
FAMOUS ABANDONMENT OF THE PRO
TECTIVE POLICY BY GREAT. BRITAIN
AND THE UNITED STATES" and again -
SIMULTANEOUSLY ,ciM the relaxation of The
restrictive policy BY THE UNITED STATES
Great Britain, from whose example'we derived the
system, has reidred hers" We understand, then,
that the administration has acted in concert with
the British Government; nay more--t has boldly
taken its stand upon BRITISH FREE TRADE
DOCTRINES, and openly avows that fenceforth
the barriers so carefully erected by Washington
and Jefferson and Madison-erected to maintain
our independence and defend us from the aggrcs-
sons of British manufactures be BROKEN
DOWN The President in his message prepared
the way for such a'declaration, by falsely holding
up the Protective System as unjust and unequal,
imposing grevous burdens upon the masses for the
benefit of the few and his Secretary of the Treas
ury, the official organ upon this subject, has now
followed witha frank avowal of unmitigated BRIT
ISL FREE TRADE PRINCIPLES Hear him
we quote from his report to Congress, on the 9th
inst :
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AND AGAIN!
BORROW $23,OOO,OOO!
Add this to the existing debt and you will find a
National debt of $47,256,404 60!

BORROW 3,OOO,OOO!
Add this to the existing debt, and you will find
National debt of $47,256,4o4 60!
And what is The credit of the Government On
the receipt of the Message in New York, Govern
ment stocks went down beloiO pnr--to the lowest
point reached for years In the New York money
market on the very day that the ABOVE vote was
taken IN the House, Treasury notes fell lower! I'm
der such circumstances, q Democratic, Congress in
the days OF Madison DOUBLED THE DUTHs-a
Polk Congress goes for British Free Trade
SLAVERY AND FREE TRADE
are the leading elements IN the policy Of the ad
ministration. To support it in any way whether by
voting for its friends or by RETAINING TO vote for
ito opponents, is to support SLAVERY AND
FREE TRADE. Mr.. PECK Is an acknowledged
friend of the administration; in despite Of this
wretched Sl0vocratic policy-n despite Of the ruin
which it portehds to you whom he would represent
he is still its friend. The organ of Mr.. Polk in
the District is Mr. Peck's organ. That organ ap.
PROBES the late Message Of the President-the
Tariff of 1916 The unlawful seizure of the thirty
five states on the Rib Grand, and the summary an
nexaton Of territory for Slave States enough for
ever 10 overwhemn the cause Of Freedom; and
under such circumstances the election OF Mr.. Peck
will be received and treated your approval of all
these abominations. On the other hand Mr. CHAN.
DLEn has spoken for himself in plain, forcible, I'M
mistakable language, on all these great topics
thus:
Hear George B. Chandler!
Mr.. Chandler briefly dohned his posi,ion in frank and
qS no he that II sl To' night ct
be no mistakes about his decaaons such have unuck
happened in the of President Polk, Mr. Dillingham;, and
other men Of like stamp Mr. Chandler declared that he was for
the kSEf'E.IE OF the Free TradG YayiH Of
1876 and for the RsESTOR.sEPD.N' OF THE
PROTECTFFE H.sEsFEE OF 1919, with Pro-
tecvc Wings to that law faithfully fully and sv
lie also declared himself to be in favor of distributing the p
cceds of the Public lands to the several in favor
of One EgesideHfidY Term, prevent the power and
patronage OF the Government from being brought bear upon
second election against the Sub and in favor
OF repeating against SA.s b'ERH and in favor of II
BOEESIkE.N'd; SL.Ev' D. in the District of Column
bia and the Territories, and against tie adsmissiOn
more STARE states into TIE linton, or the expendi.
ure OF the public money for the acquisition of Ter
roy Chaadisrs Speech at Montpelier, 7ug. ~, ls46.
Freemon OF the fourth it is needless to add that
the election of GEO. b. CHANDLER will be hailed
throughout all the Free States of the Union with
the veliest joy. To them it will be the signal for
noble contest, and we trust Il noble triumph, in
righteous cause; and to the National Admhstra-
ton, it will he a verdict of condemnation which no
honest freeman Of Vermont will ever find reason
to regret. Judge ye.
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HEAR JACKSON!

From h'frst annual message, Of e sh Of Dc, 1890
The general rule to be applied in graduating duos upon
me articles OF oregn growth manulacure which will
place our own in fair competition with those other
and the Inducements to advance step beyond this po
eonoiag ~ regard 10 those articles oi arc Of primary neees
Sty in time Of Wdr," T 49,
From s annual message Of Pfs Jackson If IN Dee 1890
The power TO impose duties imports originally belonged
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PLOUGHS ! PLOUGHS =! +,

ii AS taken Agency from d. Piouiy Co. of Boston for
the purpose OF selling this place. the article,
manufactured by hem consisting part the following art-
clo all Of which may DO found at tho formerly occupied
by BENZ Day Il Co.:
All kinds OF Poughs Cuvators, Corn shelters,
straw Cutters, Manure Forks, Pitch do Steel Garden Rakcs
Steel Garden Hoes, BOsworth's Hoes, Tin Milk Pans
Eurhen d. und various other articles line too numer-
Gus Ia mention.
9A will be sold on favorable can be purchas
cd mathis State.
Montpelier, June 18th, 1886. 7Of
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doors, securely protected against foreign compcti-
ton. Vermont cannot compete with the world IN
the British market. If she could do it there, she
of course do it al home, and sane The cost Of sir
thousand miles Of transportation, 10 and from G.
Britain. The law of the retail store Is the law
of trade on the largest scale; the farmer is com
PEELED to deliver his pay where he takes his goods;
he has TO fetch and 'carry,p-to pay fraight both
ways. And there is anotherund worse result still:
when we import British goods, wo in fact import
the rdtO material of which they are nade!Und pay
for the capital and labor employed and the prouiS
ions consumed by the manufacturers in.turning
those materials into goods. The man whe buys a
yard Of British broadcloth, pays for erety thing
repaired to make it, and handsome prolific boot.
Remembering then that all other nations are TO
share with US in furnishing raw materials ana pro-
visions, it will be perceived that when we take
British goods, we in fact must pay for 'the raw
materials and provisions furnished by those Uey ma
tons ,Chich ,oiH compete ,ci as little British mar
ket-compelng with ourselves in our own products.
We must also pay a. woft+o British capital, in
stead Of relainingiit at home ! and we must also
pay for British labor, while thousands Of our ar-
zans mechanics and laborers Of cur own kllh and
kin, will be thrown OUT of employment, and forced
to become the competitors, instead OF the custom
.ers, of the American farmers. BY this British pol
icy, therefore, should, Just 50 far as we take
British manufactures instead of our own, exchange
the HOME MARKET for the BRITISH MAR
KET, in which the loss, would always be on the
Yankee Corn, and The profit forever on the British
Cloth. Nor would 1t be that exchange which is
said ID be " no robbery = it would rob the Vermont
farmer of all profit on his productons-Ame
capital of its profit, and American labor of ehploy
ment and fair wages.
Just see how the Tariff of 1916 is regarded by
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HEAR MADISON!

From Madisons Message De 1910
Although other objects will press Immediately on yout
deliberations portion of them but well bestowed on
the jHsf aud sOHnd policy Of seouriI,g 10 o,,y
MANUFACTURED tho success hoy have nanod and are still
attaining, under the impulse Of causes permanent md TO
our navigation the fair extent of which present abridged
by the unequal regulations of foreign
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-31

quality Of their food For not only, himiy believe,
will the consumption Of working csss he much mprov
ed and increased to moet not only all that grow In OF
binary years. and much of what foreigners may send u.s. cor
bong under rec system regular article OF merchandise, w
be largely imported reu, and the most profitable return
,rh.Gh n,y Of or" smstoe: sHn ssnS mI ;or
ls.E SE.I'D no T'EgE.W. 1t will be imported not as
ood but MS payment it will be sent to NOT because esn
on i, sale G Eneon Or, scsgr's i, I, &c G ss
TS Is iTfg lr 81 Eas af l ise S1o1t 20
Them being p9n hc tn'r@rd not es oS'Ya5 VIZ
yN'OT MDon tIe crporf OF fheir dogr.
=. THE IMrnovrNrNr TO ouR FoREteN TRADE III,
would be least Marked both as to extent and
There are trco countries especially, ourIrade with which
has been mschcvousy hampcrcd BY our system OF pooc
Go be no Ga 99 I g gER aT as TS s
now have boon al least double mh0f fhcD arc, hqd
we not so ob;na refused to accsP the corn Of the ono Ggd
mon protective discriminating duties may be stated In
ow wors-it win vQsy their Of payment and
paper into current coin In of Prussia and aERfCa
= %O .nG%Ss I ""' . " US
There is picture of British Free Trade, as pain.
ted To- EngShmen 1t is to ioircr the price Of rhedt
and corr, in England, and force her to improve her
farming so as to become an exporter Of GgricuHurat
prOduciS. 1t is to make us send our products at A
Loss, to pay our DEBTS FOR BRITISH MAN
UFACTURES the profit being upon the cloth,
not upon the flour; and of course the Yankees,
who buy this cloth of the importers, arc to pay Tie
profit while the LOSS comes out of the beef flour,
&c with which they are to pay And finally, it
is TO DOUBLE BRITISH EXPORTS TO A.
MERICA-to break down AMERICAN MANurAc-
TUnEs, and thus change The YANKEE COMPETITORS
Of John Bull iato his best CUSTOMERS! 1t is said
that extremes often meet: the London Quarterly
is the Tory organ in England, and it declares that
British Free Trade is " moHStrOuS imposition" up
on the United States, pregnant toiM hostility and
ruin !" while the Westminster Review utters the
voice of the Radicals in perfect confirmation Pres
idont Polk has made the Democracy of the United
States the dupes of both
The President himself acknowledges that he and
his party have bound themselves, hand and foot, to
this outrageously deceptive
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THE BRITISH!

From the Manchester Advertiser, Aug. |.
Manchester England July 81.
Tho market without experiencing any practical a.
mcndncnt decidedly improved feeling has, however, within
the last few days. been impaired to it by the arrival OF mteii-
eonce communicating the probability of material and Udud6e
relaxation The TarF Of De United States being cged
From circular of Barring Brothers & CO..
LoNpoN, August 3.
In the Cotton manufacturing Districts trade has continued dull
hut during the last few days notice symptoms of improvements
and better feeling generally prevails, whch nc prospect IF the
american Tdrf being passed rdtsr strengthened
BRADForp, tBnglandl Aug. 3.
The the West of the passing Of the reduced tar
in TELL FAVOISABLH FOR LARGE BuSl-
NESS WITH THE AMERICANS NEXT YEAR,
who purchased freely, owing to the
settled boundary and 7ar questions Both Barriers being reno
we'd, OUR TRADE with that country looks promising.
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FATHERS OF THE REPUBLIC,
HEAR WASHINGTON!

from HdihiHgtOH'S Inaugural Address.
The advancement of dgricaure aud manufacture
ny all proper means, w not trust need But
cannot iorbea inmaug you the eKpcdency giving Of
iecun encouragement, well the introduction Of noo and
ugat nucnions JrGn abrOad to tho oxoons and skill in
predicting Them at bomP."
The sniey and Interest Of the people require that they should
yr0m0fo such 0yaHHf0cfUros tend to render them
s"drpsndenf of others for cssoutial particularly for military
supplies nyfddress COngress, NJ he sh of LH l7gD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
EOR SALE,

SEN I'LL be sold, at the nbscriber 5 Re |
w denee. one mile West OF IseetownI .,
Utdassaay fAe 3tth day oC December, il fPir, i
not. ihs mex flair dsy, sll MI Farm Stock lmE
plemens, and some Household Furniture, cont
sistlpg " IHH H
Work Horses, Mich Cues, #f.f
Stock Hogs, (uery Jfae,1 NJ. H \
Implements Of all softsused ona farm,
Corn and Outs, 5
One plain Carriage and Harness, A5b
a very fine neao Wheat Machine, and
Wkeot Fans ; IN short, eve,y thing
usually Used en- farm. I
TERMS. a. credit OF ME months willlbe
given sn q u sums of Eye doIlars and upwards
with bond and approved security all under
cash exckpt The Germ and pats, whica " i'll be
sold on q credit Of sxis daw. VI J
I. ANTHONY KENNEDY.
Dec lo,4IsA6. +
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~ 9AAD.
WILLIAM LUCAS &BsNl. n w,su,,,e7,

william lvtAS g BENZ, 7. WASHINGTON.
HAVING associated ,hem,.ly,. i, II. IL.
80 Ills = The superior nd
rick. and Clarke 4 - ~
06iee the same as heretof,, ra S0cr.,;.. 4.
cas- Bednger IA = -.
IhsrestoMn, Aus- 4, 'lS45-tf.
Z The Senior Par,nsr ID the Sow cara va.a,
SAY 10 his friends and ID lEe nubtc ss..r SuF
s 10 re mas sesin resumed. with renewed deal.
~ Plseuee ei ms profession, which the duties
OF public life. for tiislasl rev years. have COM
pelied him 10 MEASURE 10 1eglee, III ~
taea, who would enlFusi their business ID his
cnayge. ne deems ispsly necessary for him 10
say, that he i sgaia prepared as heretofore
VITA All bis energy, III do battle Ia their cause.
and e protect, withsall his ability, the rights
ana interests OF hissCaients, He9can genefally
De found, when not elsewhere professionally.
engaged al his Off ri in Chariesiown.
Aug. IS lS45 III
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WAR WITR MEXICO!
lIVanfed, one Hsndred

W,angesI, Que MssBsSJred
II GIVE, brave. yousg men, 10 servs With
n Rocket and MouRtsin Howi,zsr Bate
ries. Now preparing BY ihe Ordnance Depart.
mept Cor immediAta depafIuse,
Ia pay. provisions, aud esething, this Corps
vii he superior 10 anysolher yet raised, end
from the kind Of aims, will 10 constantly 10 me
Advance wh6re the hardest fighting may 10 *
peyied.
The highest chstscte, for courage and phys,
icsl ability viii be required for admission. So
paid 10 citizens for zach recruit. Apply 10
J0hN SYMiNG ruN,
Major Of d. daanes.
Hsrpep Ferry, Va. Dse. 40 1886 -3-i
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Lectures on Astronomy,

"A the LIsBo.s institute L0adoua ~ Ia.
"R B. Il. Benton viii commence his
1v4 regular course of Lectures on Astrono-
M, on It'll January, 1Sa7. 8s
In addition 10 his excellent apparatus, 10 has
prepared new set Of hsndsrme snd we'll exc.
Tcaied Diagrams For terms and other particn-
lars, sec , Circular, which may be had Ny APP
plying at,lhe Institution.
Az eommueiea,ions 10 be addressed ID ID. H.
B.. .u,datsbasr p o Loudoun County, Va.
Dee TO- 1876 81.
o. Manchester Republican and Tiagiaiaa, insert
Stiffness,
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Eli. slN SHAtTSLh IL.
fNHE jndgmen, Of the Count Of Appeals pro-
duced IN this cause having been received
by the Clerk Of this Coufi, in vocation. and
heretofore entered. on motion of the com nla ID.
ants. made this 9Th day IL Tune, 1916, il is or
deled ny the Court that The several reports
mAde By Commissioner Cooke in this cause De
recommi'ted 10 him with further instructions,
thathe reform them in any particular in which
the, should be correc, ed or re formed by eyi.
dence, which any Of The parties interested III
this cause may submit TO HIM. The said Com
missioner is directed 70 give notice BY pbhica-
tinn in some newspaper printed in Charles
town, 70 the creditors Of the defendant slridet
to produce befors him sny further evtdspee
they may desire, and shall give further not4eee
Of bis proceedings under his orderslo the do
fendaDt Strider. A Copv-Tes,e,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk
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all s winter. Goods.

al O winner LOCUS.
fUVHE snbscrlbsy has jpss returned from Phi.
u ladeI2nia ADD Blinnors. usih : supply
Of Fall & Winter GOODS, which, together VITA
his former stock, makes bis assortment eoo-
Pisie-consis:itg II pari q toe following, VIZ.
FCioths. Cassinlesss, yesihgs. sat:inetts.
Prints. Mouselin Dc Esins. Fancy Scarf,
Brown and BleschSd a. aslins.
PULLED / ineey. fsrnsf's 3ears,
White welsh FisEHels,
Red and Yellow Flpnnsl.
Super Cashmere ShsHls. H
super Cashmere Cos king,
AIpseess, Mefinoet, SC.
Groceries Of everxdescriptioD,
WaOcwaIe, HaIdwSrs, &c.
Persons wishing tsgesl Bargains will do we'll
10 call before purchasing Is | am determined
10 sell Low. NJ. DORIAN.
fisrpers Ferry. Eoe s. ls56-tf
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Also-Ar tight Stoves for chambers, DC, at
from SIS 10 IS.
Persons IN the .coantry wanting any Of the
above Stoves. BY addressing the subscriber, and
enclosing, The cash. may. DEPEND on having as
good an article 3sent ash they were present.
s JACOB RUSSELL Jr,
No 90, Eisat sirest5 BaAim0rs.
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NEW GOODS.

lust received. n oomole,e a.sor,mep, -
~ Ory Goods, Groceries, Qneeasaare. So.
which have been pufoAased with great care and
~ very low prices. iwonid respectfully Avitel
my friends and The ,tablic yenaIsll, II III .sS
examine my stock before they hny u III ~
ternined TO sell extrsnei, low Efor cash 4. !.
Punctuai customers % the usaa Terms.
/ !, JOHN *. WHITE
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Look this way /!

F<HEAPEsT Tohseco in loSn-
" Tobacco worth 25 selling for 1874,
Do g 60 rs,
Most superior at 62l
A I1tof Extra Segats, said 10 be the best an
cheapest 10 town,
SpanIsh Trimmings. Snufs &c. for sale by
Nov IL. H ALE M0NG, ACT
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CoMpIssioNERs oFrrcE, .
Is = IoAc

CoMursssoNEn's oFr,cE, . /,
Dseer.5er 3, 1896. { b
a'he parties interested in the foregoing Dbl
cree are hereb, required 10 be at my office III
Charlestown. Jefferson County, Virginia, on he
5ih das of Jsnuaty next. win their vouchers
and evidence 10 enable 10 execute the require
ments Of said decree.
EDW'D E. COOKE, Com'r. I
Dec ;; 1916.
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OYSTERS |!
-R. Y. TOW.YER

NISU
WTOULD respectfully lnform his friends,
customers, and the pahIie general I, hal
he Is now receiving another handsome assert.
ment of fresh and beautiful
FALL s. WINTER GOODS.
Consisting Of foreign and domestic Dry Goods.
Hardware, China, Glass, Queens and Liver
pool. and Stone Ware;
Wooden Ware, Boot>, Shoes, Hais and Csrs;
Drugs, Paints and Medicines: r.
Stationery of all sorts together with a large
assortment Of Groceries, Castings, Wagon
Boxes, "esverfs Reeds. wrought and cnt
Mails, in a wo,d, almost every article used
in thus SECTION Of country
Al OF which will be sold on the most accotn.
modsting terms. or exchanged for country pro-
daee Of any and every sort III
g. r. ToWNER.
Shepher 6stowp. Nov 10. 1874
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VARIETY

MoeasIse ARRARst Ia Earope. black
d esSefslly used because il represent,
darkness. uaio which death i Ike, . IL
b q pfisa,ioo 81 life. 10 Chins white
10 nsed because they hope the dead are
10 Heaven. the place Of purity. 10 e
eypt yellow IL used because il Iepissssis
the decsying Severe tnd Tees winch BE-
some yellow ., hey decay. 10 L bro.
pia. brown j. used because II denotes The
eolor Of the earth. from whence we came
and ehsnee we return.
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Notice.

sINHE undersigned is receiving. New Good
weekly. Almost every srilcie usual
kept in country store can BE found amoeg hl
sssertment. The stock zof Groceries is tqps
to any in the Valley. and will be sold io,o fo
cash. Give me call before purchasing III ypv
Are cash d, a!er ffInot, call and see wbeihr
il would not be advantageous 10 purchase foi
cash, Respectfully, 4
ADAM YOUNG. kgt +
For " Crosby & Son.
Harpers.Fsrry. Nov ID, 1876. MI
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$500 GASES.

Watkins, Dungan q HuSts
.aftheif Extensive Warehouse, NO. 232,
Baltimore Street, near tte Corn
er Of Ckayes Strest,
H1AYE nov 10 store. Just beesIved from the
IA Ra.tern msaafacsGrers, 1hrir fall supply
Of BOOTS SHoE3. HATS, Gaps,
sc sotted 10 me :aiI asaF, which together
sin their usual supply 81 ladies, misses and
eklldsea,s shoes sad eoois; manufactured Of
me besl materials nader tksir own direction,
viii give 10 dealers unsurpassed sdsanlagss 10
lie selection " lheir stock. Il consists Of up
2,5oo Case: ef TIE foA.O,rirg kiads:
Mems
Aen,sS4tra plsnisr bs4gsns
Do Do Do 10 ~ quaiity,
de prime dOu5re and siBgle sols do.
d dotf5se sole thick boots,
% prime siegie sole do
30 csnmOn Iow-Pfiesd do,
do hssyy grain thick 10,
Genilemen's 6ne calf boots, ltewed snf peg9ed,
do. do morocco do,
Meas 6oe seal, gram aud KIP do,
Boys Due, youths and chlldren'I DO,
Gsntle meas cloth aud lasting gslters,
do iRe calf, Pegged and sewed orossns,
do hle seal ana morocco do
Bays ard youths goat and call do
yVOmen's.
Ladies, fa1bionsSls KID \ French more ceo slips,
do do black and eoiorsd CATERS,
M sses do morocco snd lid Slips.
DO do black and c;sIpred gaI.ets,
Ladies' morocco, had aud Epst skin welss.
Wpasnfs-IssIhs sets 2sksed sncssw.d.
Misses AID enlldts8's lssthsr beot., aud the
pretiiest sioet 81 ely m$ds ehIlarsu's shoes.
inst cen be fOani, consisting Of childTen's
eotd aaiisrs, black and eoloIsd buckskin
boots aud ankle ties d
rfunks, Rlscliag, CswhideF, whips, de.
UnBaellss and Psrasofs.~
Also
900 c0aPS ar Hats.
Csney. Fur sad Russis Hats,
Fine Csssisnere, SIX and Natria do,
Drsb and Black Wool do,
TsIpsuiip and GIsztddo
BO,Y.yETS.
Willow, cyprisn and Lawn Boane,s,
DsToA, Straw, Ra,lSnJ & Florence Braid DO,
NesIoiitsn aud SRas Lssb do,
Misses and ehilate6s Gimp do.
500 DOSeM Caps,
or sllIhs yariou. q lsliiies such as fur, seal
,esletis, issa ADD GLAZED silk, cloth, muskrai,.
Ne
The ssoVe goods have al been manufactured
md selected WITH due stteatinn 10 The wants ~
me trsd,tE conRnajIy, . kanwsdEe 81 which
hss been sustained by many years Of eH perlenee
on The part of tho Subscribers. and who feel
crest eonk Ieuce IN prsnsising to those whs may
patFSnise then grest i.sniBgeS in the selec.
81 their soex. DfSlcts ats respectfully,
invited 10 examine their stock before purcha..
ing. NJ
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1, sake, SAID an old farmer ihe,4o.bet
s-s 70 oae OF hss nowers do you knoas
hsal horns there BE II d,lem
replied Jake. 'bua / know
~h... 10y aotas there ATE IL . qlart o:
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Ligh Street., Balfimore. Maryland.
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ARTHUR ], HoGG,
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tehled II thoroughly, 80 that il can compare s6-
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found elsewhere, cagl lHsnTe success, they pledge
themselves that its GIrmer Esll-ssrned repuia-
ton shall MT only bs nerned but surpassed.
10 accordance with lha difficulties Il the
times, they have determined 10 reduce thei
charges TO csrtespppd. TsRMs sI,25 PEA Day
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: ~ The late Rev. Dlniel Isaac. Va.
both great was and great smoker.
IA | there you are. cried lady, Who
surprised him one day with nipe 10 his
Routh at your idol sssinI Yes, mad.
IN. 1reRlied be eoolly. burning H.