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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01
THE OWL WAR IN ILLINOIS.

BALTIMORE, sept ~.
Nothing new by the southern mail. Our advi
ces from the West report succession of sklrmish-
es at Nauvoo during the 18th inst, between the
Mormons and the Illinois mob, in which the former
are said TO have had several killed, and the latter
only three wounded. This is the Anti Mormon
account Relnforcements had joined the mob, with
supplies Of ammunition, and they were making ar
Engagements for a final attack upon the Mormon
City. No local occurrences Of note
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

c. On the 6th, 9th, and 10th ult there was
terrible storm the Atlantic coast, causing great
number Of shipwrechs. The u. $. Brig Washing
ton was nearly wrecked, and lost her commander
U4ouf. Blche descendant Of Benjamin Frankn,)
and eleven men, who were washed overheard
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01
WALTONS, DAILY JOURNAL

WNIIIUNo' UNIII1 JOUNNNII
Will be published through the session Of the
Legislature, if ordered usual.
Terms Single copy, S 90
Five copies for 50 90
THE WATCHAiAN s. STATE JOURNAL,
published each week, will be furnished through the
session for % cents-three months for 80 cents
one year for 81 80 in advance. Orders may be
sent by members Of the Legislature.
f. p. WALTON g. SONS.
September 16, 1916.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

The extraordinary virtues OF Wst Balsnm of wild Cherry
the of Pulmonary Complaints has been attesrd hy
persons that he who doubts its efficacy must be in truth
very skcpc remarkable OF Consumption has recent
been effected by this medicine in the town OF Chahum in
this county, and which related BY DR. Herrick,
phy ician OF that TO whom we have permission
refer, lady who had long llbored under Oec
of the lungs and who had been under the of several
physicians without experiencing relief was considered by
Ond the reach ofmedcne she in for
nel by medical attendant that she must die All her
premonons also pointed the grave. Fortunately she
induced send TO the Kiodehook Bookstore Tor bottle of
WIsTAR'S BAlSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
last her critical situation Before its contents
exhausted the young lady experienced great relief and
bottles successfully procured and administered She
happy the restoration Of health, aud btsscs the day
when she Gfst resortci tho Of ls Healing Baum.
None genuine uuless signed |. BUTTS.
For sale by = w. FOWLE, l35 Washington ST. Boston, also
gcy-For sale by =. T. REDFlELD, Montpelier, VT
As FAIR A. nus LrllY. Railways Celebrated Chinese
INDICATED SOAP is indeed wonderful discovery, For
NATURE miraculous works have len untnlshed this
celebrated Soap has completed Look, for instance, at that
dark sao, Impled and dI.dguod sage How annoying TO
the sight such object But look at that leyo clear, and
transparent tomplcNion How booum 10 look upon! How
the owes gaze vita delight beEOdug sucf object Of
beauty Why Is there somuch eIence hat"een these two
ohjscs Because the has used That valuable indicated
conpound-RADWAY'S CHINESE INDICATED SOAP
which has oradcatrd every vesgo of pmples spots,
btmishos disfgurcments and all uusghy cruptons, while
the other the advice of her friends by not using
this valuable compound and of suffered the consequences
ladies fan this excellent Soap tIn Tor f!uur
skin be- either dlrk salw rough dsguod Railways Chi
naso Moderated Soup will make fair as tho Lily and fen-
der it sweet and hcnlihy, so0 and transparent. ~ -
Price IL PER cake. Wholesale and Retail 9l Hud-
son Sueot, ~ y Sold also 10y -
eo2t BALDWIN, SCOTT n w. M"n'Peher' VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

REMARKABLE LoNGEvIrY.-A negro woman be-
longing to the estate of Mr.. Wilder, of Camde1H
county, N. c, died on the I'd Of August, at the eE
traordinary age Of one hundred and tcenty gears
having survived her husband some three or tqsr
years. He was, at the time of his death, one hun
drod and nrctcen. they had lived together as
man and wife, nearly ninety years.-.N r. Courier
G. ENQUIRER
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

The Vergcnnes Vermontor gives the following |
account Of the disastrous effects Of Poksm in the
City of Vergennes =
EFFECTS OF THE NEW TARIFF,
1t is not without much regret that we are com
PEELED to announce the fact that the extensive Iron
manufactures situated on our falls about ceas-
ing their operations. A large number Of men have
already been dismissed from the employ Of the Yer
genncs Iron Company, and the remainder are o1ly
TO be retained until the stock now ON hand shall
have been exhausted which will require but few
weeks. The business of the Boston Company will
close next Saturday. when the hanLs, numbering
between thirty and forty, will be discharged.
The suspension Of these works will be serious
blow not only to the large Number Of individuals
directly interested, but TO the general prosperity of
our city and vicinity. Under their Influence our
Der Of new dwellings have already been built and
occupied by industrious and worthy cltizens-a
profitable market has been afforded to farmers in
adjoining towns for hundreds Of thousands Of cords
of wood, in the form Of charcoal-hundrcds OF per
sons overseers clerks, !urgemen, moulders, chop
pors, GOLFERS, tcamslcrs, boatmCD, &c, have beer
furnished with cmploymentj and thus the markc
in this vicinity, being greatly increased for the pc
ta,oes, oats, corn wheat beef pork, butter, cheese
and other products Of the farmer. And in pay
ment for this vast amount Of labor and matenuI
uic short of QAe Hundred thousand DoLaa 0
Cash have anndx sHid out and circulated in thu
immediate vlclnityx
OF these great advantages we arc to be at ono
and inevitably deprived, By means of wild an
ruinous Locofoco experiment. very coml9rtabl
thought truly.
Thus does this Slavc-ridden Administration i
the full blast Of Southern power and policy, sacn
flee by wholesale the interests Of the North. y
Locoocoism, it is at least satisfaction to consld
er that, in all human probability, thy days are nun
bered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

recently held in Ohio, according to the Ohio States
mar, the following resolution in favor Of "a 10 was
passed unanimously
ReSolred That President Folk in his trucking to
the South, and his crouchng to the growngs of
the British lion, has been guilty Of an incon5isten
cy and treachery too base to be forgiven, and IL
wrong dishonorabe TO the nation, and has forfeited
all clpms to our confidence or respect
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01
- NJ have seen various versions In IN

QF7 We have seen various versions in the news
papers OF The contents Of the late dispatches from
Mexico. But whatever he the truth upon the mat
ter, our true policy seems to point TO vigorous
prosecution OF the war. The President, with all
his disposition for peace, has declared his ohjec-
tons to any armistice to any cessation of hosli-
ties, until treaty of peace has been made and rat
flied. And we said the other Gay, the only road 10
a prompt and permanent peace, is a vigorous pros
ecution Of the war; Union.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

o. Tho steamboat Ohio, from ST. Louis to Fort
Leavenworth, with Government stores from the
army, comprising 300 cases Of arms and account
uemonts, a lot Of tents, about twenty wagons, a
quantity of groceries, and other articles, struck
PollS.sialk aud was lost on or before tho l7th ms
cargo.
n. b. Since Polk vetoed the llarbor and River
Bill, the Western wits have christened snags as
POlk-Sialks.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01
FOR CONGRESS, SECOND DISTRICT,
JACOB COLLAMER.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
GEO. Il. CHANDLER.
WHIG STATE CONVENTION.

w IIIU = n II OOI' ' I1I' ~
The usual October Convention Tor the appoint
meut of State Central Committee and County
Committees for the ensuing year, will be holden at
Montpelier on WEDNESDAY TIE 14Tn OC.
TOBERnext, at o'clock, p. NJ. A full attend
auoe of the Wing members of the Legislature, and
of delegates from towns unrcpresented, is desired
HARRY BRADLEY,
ANDREW TRACY,
GEO r. HODGES,
PORTUS BAXTER, State Committee.
i. p. WALTON JR.,
SAMUEL ADAMS,
A. l.. MINER,
Sept %, 1916.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

o. a gentleman lost an oyercoat in New York,
and was unable to describe it any farther than to
say, it had soda bottle in one of its pockets halt
full of brandy"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

o. James G. Birncy says his voice is weak and
his bodily powers falling, and that he cannot there
fore serve the Third Party again as a candidate fol
the Presidency.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

There has been serious catastrophe at Kings
ton, Canada. Eighteen men were drowned by
the upsetting of boat, leaving IA widows and II
orphan children.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

APPROPRIATE FooD. The junior editor Of
Hills N. II. Patriot says that he subssted for the
last five d ,ys "principaly on pecac and physic."
Just the diet we would prescribe for all pro-sayc-
ry editors.- Cironotgpe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

o. The WinGham County Fair is to be holden
at Bratleboro' East Village on the 9Th and 9th OF
October
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

Tng WAY 1T WAS DoNE. Ia Dover Maine, at
tho late election, says the Bangor Wing, every wing
voter who was in town, ana could vote, deposto
his ballot. Let that example be remembered.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

ARE YOU GOING TO B0sToN Just call in at j.
w. Warren g. Co.'s, 1912 Washington srcet-a
splenddy furnished establishment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

RoBnELy. Mr.. Shedd's store, at West Wind
sor, was broken into in the night of Friday, last
week, and robbed of about $500 in money.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

fENNsYIvANIA,--Hon John Blanchard has been
nominated lorre-electlon to Congress by the Wings
of the 18th District.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

Nor A MURDER. The Manchester Democrat
of last week contained frightful account of the
supposed murder of Mr.. Josiah Norton, Of Chester,
in that State whose body was found in frog pond,
with stone attached to the neck by rope,
wound upon his forehead, detaching the eyebrow
so that 1t hung over the eye, &c. &c. Much ex-
citement prevailed in the nelghborhood and an in-
liyidual in Chester was suspected Of being the
murderer. The Messenger says the account is
false in almost every particular, and adds
It is true that Mr. Norton was found dead IN the
frog pond as stated above; but it is the general
opinion oil those who his corpse as well as the
decision of the jury of inquest, that he died by a
suicides hands. His face was but little bruised,
and no injury upon the body that could possibly
have caused his death. Being peaceful and quiz
ct man, and having been drawn into law suit, it
is reasonably supposed that he was unable to bear
up under his troubles, and he went aud threw him
selrn the pond where he was found.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

~ The National Intelligencer, olludng to the
presentation of the name of Hon. joan NJ. Clay
CIV, feels authorized to state that Mr. Claytons feel
ings are entirely opposed to this proceeding.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01
a. The last trick of Locofocoism is this -

" In SchuyIkIII county and generally N the coal
and Iron districts of Pennsylvania they are now
busily circulating reports, that Mr.. Polk did not
sign the free trace tariff bll but that it was passed
by a coalition Of Uhigs and Southern free traders
under the lead Of Messrs. Webster and Calhoun
who from a common enmity TO Mr.. Polk, united to-
eelher to pass this bill and bring his adunstra-
ton into disrepute.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

The MAuAzNEs.--T The Columbus for October
gives three splendid engrlvngs ZONE ilshion plateJ
and piece of original music: usual, the art-
cles are very good Godc!'s L1dy's Book for Oc-
tobcr is unusually attractive, presenting no less
than seven embellishments several Of them being
of practical aud useful character, such plans
for cottage and patterns for various kinds of the
handiwork of the ladies'. Orders for the ColuWbi-
an should be to Israel Post 40 Nassau street,
New-York-and for the Ladys Book, to L. A. Go
dey, l0I, Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
We have just received the Christian Souvenir
for September published by F. C. Wilson, Phila-
delphia. 1t gives portrait Of tie Right Rev. Phi
lander Chase, d. D.-a distinguished and venera-
BILE Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church. who
has many friends in this section of the Union.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

~ lie that cannot forgive others, breaks the
bridge over which he must himself pass for every
man hath need Of forgiveness
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

An INsiNivATloN-An Editor in Vermont call
ed his opponents the " Sucker-tash party" Anoth-
er wants 10 know If he means that they have often
hcnn cOrn-ed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

EXTRAORDINARY There are second crop, OF
strawberries, and red and white raspoeres we
have found black raspbenes IN the garden wl'll'n
few days, which were probably of the second crop
also.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01
nn1nnroN oATTLN MANKET- spAy, scpt 2a.

BOSTON, Sept. 20.
TRANSFORMATIONS limited IN expectation OF luhe news rom
Tnpand, Conoseo common brands, is held at II l2.
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:. HOPE NEVER DIES.

Read the following voluntary tribute TO WlSIAR'S BAL
SAM, om the Kinderook, n. V soltnel dated july 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
NEW MEDICAL JOURNAL.

THE ANNALlST a Record OF Practical Medicine. IN
l. Tie City OF ScHYO9k, Edited BY WIN & Roberts, NJ
D. Fellow o. the College OF Physicians and surgeons OF
New York. The first number OF this journal VIII appear
on the Isl OF October 1916 /; viii consist OF II pages OF
matter neatly printed upon good paper, with cover and
Will be published the 81 and 18th Of each month
The pisa OF this Journal differs in most respects from
that o. any which has preceded Il To certain extent
il Wi! have the character OF medical Net" spapef
aud great pains WI! be taken 10 make II really, what II is
entitled record Of Prscca. Medicine n THIS city; 10
lib its pages hat IN public aud private prac
ice. and chronicle all passing events OF proesson
character which possess interest II cannot be doubt
ed that for the wsniof some such vehicle, many most
interesting ofdiseases and operations concealed
disadvantage only OF those 10 whom hey occuE but
also OF hose who remain in Ignorance OF them
To effect this object, the pages OF Inc Alnais will a.
ways be open for insertion OF briefly narrated histories
OF disease &c. and OF such remark. upon tnen as may
possess directly practical bearing These II Is hoped,
TIE profession VIII promptly communicate.
The Editor respectfully nYokes The good wishes OF bis
friends and the profession generally for Is success, and
WI. Wedge with gratitude any aid which may Dc
extended TO h!m!n the prosecution OF his somewhat ar.
duou. task
Terlns-The Aunslst VIII be published The hrst and
fifteenth OF each month; each number VIII contain a pages
OF matter neatly printed good paper and win cover.
Pric. = per snnIm. payable IL advance.
The Publisher IN reference the perlanelcH o! the our
ma assures the Medal Profession that he has tsde SUCH
arrangements place its continuance beyond tae COZ
i DANIEL ADEE, lO7 euIton--- n Y
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DIED:
On Monday. August 3,st WILLIAM, oBRlEy, aged

On Monday. August 3.st WILLIAM, o'BRlEN, aged
7s years
His friends and acquaintance, and those of his
William John and Robert, and Of his sonsnlaw Robert
Psrdow and VIM NJ. LuInmis, invited TO attend his
fnerathis "wednesday afternoon at hapsst O'Clock,
from his late residence No f33 Brocrne-st
On Tuesday evening lst after protracted Illness
and in the full hope Of blessed immortality, SARAH
Ann eldest daughter Of Mr. Samuel Wnteron, aged %
years months and IL days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re.
specially invited TO attend her funeral from the resd
ence o. her father No l6G Csnals Thursday after
noon Sd inst. II hslipast3 o'clock
In Bangor Ne. 9Th u very suddenly OF affection OF
the heart Col. ISAAC DENNiSOS merchant formerly
Gloucester, Mass. aged IS years
At Cambridge Mass. 18th ult Mrs Lucy Buell. -.
At Albany, 18th ult. Edward Brown merchant -.
a,AlbaDy. Jlst alt Henry Burden Jr 10
At Rochester Goth ult. Mrs Charlotte Smith 20
AZ Rochester 18th alt. Joshua Barlow, 70
Al New Shorehayn, r. l. 9th ul, Benz. r Coc 63
At Hsgerstown Md 25th ult. c. c. Feehtic ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
Trade of the Hudson.

Produce and Country Merchandise Arrv,me Nu York.
Reported Specially for The Nete- York Tribune.
Old Troy Line. Pope Ce,ln-Bsrges Learned.3li
Cain. 99i bu whea, Cobb; bbl eggs Scranton 4 Co
IS hhds tobacco WIN Lamping; 81 kegs butter Work &
w II Plat & Coz 25 co John Boyce; ca do Clark Fisk
l,9 bxs do Ferguson Sherman 90 kegs lard bbs do
surgess, Bennett Co; 20 kegs spikes II DykeF bales
sheeling Brown CO. do carpe, warp Grey Co.
do goods Thos HARRISON; do T Hunt i Co; bales fax
Manners; do wool Frost Jacobs; do Gilbert &
Tuule; 10 do c, Hsle C. Norwich bxs goods r Conk-
wright; obIs lamp black l.sacs Co; bb!s pork
Coz 10 bbs lard oil Robinson. Phils: bales fsnnes
GrUsvenor.
New-York and Troy T ow Boat Line W S Griffh-Barge
McCoun-l9O bbs -four W Griffith; 10 Go Kent Klnnan
& Co; % do Wood Sheldon; 500 Dwight, Resls Co; p
bacon w Harris; 96i kegs lard neran Lees Co;
wood y CO. do Griffith; do Fellows; kegs butter
2hf bbls do Babcock Co; 10 ca ashes do bales wool
Wrn Niles sugar kettles Hckok Coz 1900 WIN
Denni.toun. IL Gxs scales d Dole; txs goods IL Van
Swiftsure Line A Van San,voord Co-Bsrge Ma
guras77 bbls flour l57 hi do do II Wolf ITO bbs do 20
Fos L Hopkins; y kegs lard Baxter Ladd 100 bbls
whisky Van Buskirk, Is sks wool johnson Brothers.
"a kegs butter S. Beach: % do Gu ashes Conan Hop
kins & Cos Kegs butter K Story. do do lard T,
Clark; ca ashes Mead Co; 10 kegs butter w Plat
Co; q bxs A w Otis & Co, ashes Field Mer-
rift; bills ginseng Marsh Son; ca ashes Corwin;
200 bds paper Hoppock CO. u bags flax seed Pesee
81 bbls pork f BealsS Co. ,.-.--,..,.. .,,..,-
Ga Reeds Line-Barge Union Of ackie-60o bales
hay 1000 bush 50 bb potatoes l6o phgs butter 20 pkgs
eegs ~. r.. >....,.,,
bales hap 4 sheep 70 cattle Is bbls rye -four II pkgs
butter Captain; 7i2 sides leather L. Corse Co. 46l do
Smu CO. q frSs butter II Trimble "a doJ Smith:
l+bales wool w Oaks l72 cheese HYDE 40 frk butter
order.
New-York and Buffalo Lake Boa, Line Ives Cargll-
Boat Howel-9S7 bu wheat IS bbls seed 52kegs but
go kegs butter RUSSELL lOd & Weeks; so do T B
White, lamp black T. Il rolls leather Billiard CO. 10
do 4 Brooks; u do VIM Miller; bxs cheese 5, \
Beach: SKIS Kent Knnan Co; Is do Sheldon Turner
do ). Beach do McCoun Sherman; l55 b5ls Hour
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Schools.
BROOKLYN BOYS ACADEMY.
l. L
MI. WILLIAM F. bASooM. M. D-inrinr
Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. CoNAHT, Alb.

r. r. { /, -;-..y, ..gy
Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. CoNAST, A-B. I '''t
THE FIRST QUARTER OF Ibis School viii commence
on Monday, Sept 7I-PIeAsant and attractive rooms
have been provided SchernerhorsL three doors from
Cnton-st and blocks south from the Brooklyn Female
Academy Terms OF Tuition from 80 SIS per quarter
according 10 the studies pursued
The plan the School is systematic and comprehensive
and the OF discipline, extending from the most rud
menlary studies through all the appropriate branches Of
School Education is designed 10 give 10 every pupil his
position according his previous aitanmen,s The
Principals may be found al their place OF Instruction. where
they will be happy any persons Interested IN the
promotion the bect which they professionally
devoted For farther particulars they refer 10 their Cir
culAr. REFERENCES
Rev j. 5. Spencer, D. Hon Cyrus 7. Smith Rev Ed
ward Robinson D D. Rev.. J. Owen. Henry Young, Esq
a Crueuden. ESQ. Prof Cyrus Mason, ID. Seth Low
ESD j. H. Prentice, Eco Ehu Harrison, Esq &c &C. II
SCIENCE OF DANCING, Waiting. sc
MIR. W. WHALE, IN acknowledging his sincere thanks
1V1ior the very liberal encouragement ne has received
since liz The city, respectfully announces TO he
ladies' and gentlemen OF NewYork and Brooklyn. that ls
the above Will commence Tor The season 1851
hi, go Broadway, Tuesday. October 49, and
Gothic Hail. Brooklyn, on Monday, October L. Mr.. W.
VIII give instructions ladies' and gentlemen the
and popular waltz, La Redowa danced IN the
OF Paris and London al hls Private Academy. No.
% SiNlh-avenue.
Private lessons IA; al times Il the Academy
v B-ParticuiarS in future advertisements and crcu-
II Inc
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF a
fashionable Clothing.

NEM. t. JENNINGS 81 co. Diapers and Taiors,
w Importers OF Cloths Casslmeres, Nestngs, Fancy
Dress Articles Ac-ln appreciation OF The which
attended efforts catering for the community, would
tender the upon the OF the Fall
Trade that will be their endeavor add the induce
which have rendered 81 Broadway THE EsTAB-
LISHMEST al which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue to commend them to
the economist For style and character Of the cloth
ing enabled furnish, through the aid Of as efcicn,
corps be found in tho country, is the
sequel to the attractions Of our moderate charges.
large assortment Of goods for Full and WINTER
wear are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths,
Tweeds &c Tor Dress and Frock Goats oyereoas SACKS
&c French English and American Csssincres for Panta-
looms word in reference this garment IN which las
experience has satisfied the many few cutters erce-s
;rn! in this line especially solicited Aerno. Velvet
SIX and saua v=.tng IN great variety The usual assert
rnent Of hsst quality R-ady-made Overcoets Original
Sacks cloaks Dress aad Frock Cos.s Pantsoons Vests,
&c with choice selection Fancy Dress articles Scars,
Crava. Hdk.., Gloves, Sp-p-nters Shirts, Collars,
Bosors, HslfHoee, &c. s2r
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NOTICE-The public are cautioned agsinst trusting
any ot The crew ofthe British bark ROBERT A PACY
from LIVERPOOL neither The Captain consignee VIII
pay any deots Of their contracting. auZ
CRANkLIN BATH.-This bath will be devoted to
exclusive Of Ladies Monday tn Septer-
Der next from "a " P u !! the weather should be
unfs.orsoIe il Will BE- the next fairdsy. Z THOMAS
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