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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28
DnrAnruL AccnENr. Moses Whitch

DREADFUL ACCIDENT. Moses Whitcher,
Esq, of Benton,was killed instantly on We'd
nesday afternoon last, by the falling of a tree.
He was at work, at the time the accident oc-
Cured OIL tree which was cut from the
stump, and which in falling. lodged upon a.
mother tree. Mr. w. went out on the partial
ly fallen tree with another man, for the pur-
pose ofcutting off log; when person who
was on the ground, near by, called to him,
saying the tree on which he stood was fall
ing. The man who was on the tree besides
Mr. Whitcher, jumped so as to clear himself.
but Mr. w. fell so that the falling stick came
upon him, killing him instantly. On going
TO him, it was found that large hole was cut
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28

" The Star apprehends the Caledonian
will rejoice ut the defeat of the slaveocracy of
n. II. Certainly it does, in a moderate de-
gree 1t despises slavery and all who seek to
extend and perpetuate it--and it rejoices that
the'sham democracy of the present day, which
recognizes slavery as ono of its cardinal prin-
ciples, and in carrying out this principle goes
for Texas and all other schemes of the slave
dealers for extending their dominion, has
been we'll "done up in the Granite State
and hopes that all parties with all their dough
faced Paul Dillinghams of the North may
speedily share the same fate. 1t intends to do
its best to bring about contamination "de-
voutly to be wished"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28
THE G A L Ed o Nj n.

ucaton was opposed to (his knd) democracy,
and made people Wings. That's all true c.
nough. Well informed men find it hard to
ego" the humbug of modern democracy
Chapman was sorry he was born in educated
and Wing Vermont, and for this Mr. Foot adj
ministered the cnstigation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28

1J@The colored citizens of Albany have ad
dressed an eloquent appeal to leading Sd par
ty or 'Liberty" men of N. York asking them
to let the Liberty party vote so as to give them
the right of suffrage and deliver them from
the slavery of Acknowledgement Many of
these leaders are trying to play the game over
again by which they gave up N. York to Polk
and Texas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28

~ Read the extract from Mr. Foot's Speech
Mr. F. is an honor to Vermont He takes the
ground upon Oregon that MIR Webster did in
his Faneuil Hall Speech last fall,-protect the
settlers and let the people settle there, and as
they will be 9-10ths American, they will by
occupancy and choice, secure the whole ter
ritory As Mr. Polk is managing it about half
of it is destined to be held by the British. We
do not know the man who doubts this now.
Mr. F's castigation of MIR Chapman, a mcm-
Der from Michigan, is as severe as it is just.
Chapman is the man who undertook to show
in n speech on the floor of the House that Ed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28

in his head, his ribs OH one side broken in and
his thigh broken in two places. The decens-
ed was about forty years old. and leaves u
wife, and large circle ofreNives TO mourn
his death.-HaUerlW ~ H. Dem. Republic
can.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28
PAYING OFF THE OLD DEBTS.

PAYING OFF THE OLD DEBTS. The
last Star puts forth little honey for the Sd
party. Wen it may, As the advocate of an
Ration andDiflinghum' election to Congress
it is under great obligation to sogle or 500 of
the Sd party ofthis District for the election of
this gentleman-to vote for Texas and slave
ry. The Freeman admits that the Locofoco
nbolitionists--or some of them-voted for Dill
bingham, but excuses them because Dilling
ham had notsdeclared his opinions on the stump
land did they ask hmH-though he went
for Polk and for the Texas party and all their
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28

For the conclusion of Mr. Case s address up.
on Education, see 4th page
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28

a CONQUEST. The Wing Congress
chosen in 1910, passod law requiring the Sow
cral States of the Union to elect their mem
hers Of Congress by Districts. The locos
opposed it--cven Prul Dillingham; Of this Dis
tr.ct has spent the greater pert of his eioqHoRcc
ia Congress in attacks upon the law So bit
ter were the Iocos in several States against it
they refused a compliance and prac t,caliy null
liiiad this drruccrotic law. What has follow
ed: The people of Georgia turned of'thc paT-
ty ofthat State for refusing TO let them elect
their Congrcssm by Districts;-N HamP-
shire has done the same Mississippi and Mis-
souri,, the other two nuIlifying States, have
both been compelled to yield Mississippi has
Just done it, Here We see that the people
have vindcatcd the Wing policy. Locofoco-
jsm maugrc the efforts ofits great champion,
the Hon. Paul Dillingham;, has at last been
forced into one democratic measure,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28
Orleans County Agricultural
Society.

award premiums on Field crops, met agreeable
To notice, at Coventry Falls, on the 9Th of
March, last.
The following named gentlemen were APP
pointed by the President com. to nominate
officers for the ensuing year, viz Ira II. Al.
len, Noycs HopSinson, Orrin Alton, Warren
Mitchell, Phineas Page, who reported
For President,
WILLIAM J. HASTINGS.
For Vice Presidents,
DAVID Nj. CANP, L,THRor CHANnERLIN.
For Secretary, Henry NJ. Bates.
For Cor. Secretary Nehemiah Colby
For Treasurer, Elijah Cleveland.
For Executive Committee, William Wilson,
William Nerback, Moody b. Kimball
jacob Batcs,and Fordyce $. French
Which report was accepted and the nominal
tions confirmed by the Society.
On motion of n. Colby, Esq. Voted, That
the bye-laws of this Society be so amended as
that the annual Fair, or exhibition shall lie
holden on the third Tuesday of September in
each year, instead Of the month of Oct, as
heretofore
Also, tina; the payment of - cents shall con-
stitute membership of this society, and each
member shall be entitled to a competition for
all prcmiums,if he pay his fee into the Treasury
previous to the first day of Aug and not 9TH
erwse
The following gentlemen were appointed
committee to obtain meml ers of the Society
viz; Zuer Rowcll, Albany; Harry Baxter, Bar
ton; Lathrop Chamberlin, Bloomington; w. J.
Hastings, Craftsbury; Josiah b. Wheelock,
Coyentryi Daniel Webster, Charleston; Ne
hcmiah Colby and William Verback, Derby;F
$, French, Glover; George H. Page, Greens.
boroj Aaron Davis, Holland; George Bryant,
lrasburgh; Alunson Sanborn, Jay; w. S. Flint,
Lowell; Cha's Cummings, Morgan; C. r.
Lane, Newport; Noyes Hopkinson, Salem;
James Hamilton, Troy; Arad Hitchcock, West.
field.
Voted, that the next ANIMAL meeting be held
at lrasburgh, on the first Tuesday of March
next w. J. HASTINGS, Prest.
II. NJ. BATES, Sec.
The following is list of premiums, award
ed on Field Crops,
John Noyes, Albany, on Wheat, SO
o. Robinson, Newport, best acres Corn,
j. b. Wheelock, Derby, do do do
William Verback, do do l-2 do do 3
w. J. Hastings, Craftsbury,1 do Peas, 3
o. Robinson, Newport 2 do Rye, S
T. b. Whipple, Irasburgh, / do do 3
William Verback, Derby, 9 do Oats,
George Bryant, lrasburgh, 2 do Potatoes,5
William Verbcck, Derby, do do
S.P.W Emerson, lrasburgh,1 -2 do Turnps, 3
IL M RATES Soc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28

TTThe Star undertakes to argue against
the proofs OF collision ofthe Polk administra-
ton and British Government for the sacrifice
Of American Industry to British cupidity. The
Star would make farer case by publishing
the cvidrnce--the almost right down nsscr-
tons of the British Press--thc rcprinting by
the British House ofLords, of Mr. Polk g Sec
rotary Report andTrgument in favor OF such
"A sacrificr--thc assertion of Mr. Folks organ
that it would''pavr the way for negotiation up
on Oregon '--the fact that an agent of British
monopoiists occupies locofoco Committee
room in the Capitol at Washington for exhibit
ing British manufactures and comparing them
with American, with high and false prices upon
the latter to prove that the British are the
chcupest:-f the Star will but publish these
and many other collateral proofs--stronger
than those upon which more than one man
has been hung-it will leave the matter then
to the Judgment of its readers. These things
are all kept back by the Star, five are not mis-
taken.
As we expected the Star has come out in
defence of Sir r. j. Walkers free trade Tariff
Notwithstanding the professions of that print
before the Presidential election in favor of
protective tariff, il has not the moral courage
now to sustain its professions, but obsequiously
follows its party leaders in scheme for de-
stroyinr the protective policy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28

slave measures Yes, the locofoco Sd party
men went for D.--and is this the purpose foi
which they are laboring for the poor slave
here in Vermont--to scduce and deceive wings
(ulready better ubolitionsts than the Sd party,
into their measures and party and when con
tingcncy happens so they can serve Texas and
slavery,"turn in, and leave the deceived and
dupcd Wings to vote for the ID party candid
atcs2
The Star shows a sense of justice in using
its honicd words for the Sd pnrty-and per-
haps the Sd party may "tnrn in again, and
support its Texas candidate for Congress.
THE DIFFERENCE, The Sd party in
New Hampshire sustained Hale for Congress,
a gentleman whose opinions upon Texas are
precisely Though of more recent adoptor)l like
those of Mr. Chandler, supported by the wings
in this Districts at the last Congressional cleo
ton, But the Sd party men of this District
say about II third part of them, voted for Dill
lngham, known supporter of the Texas par
ty, and save very few, perhaps 5O-of the
other two thirds, either refused to vote or stuck
to their own man and permitted the election
of Dillingham;. We checrfully give credit to
the 3D. party men in n. Hampshire for acting
out consistent and practical abolition, under
the circumstances--whic ifactcd out by the
Sd party in this District, at the last election,
would have secured ono more vote against
Texas and Slavery, and in the presidential e.
lection, in another State, defeated the whole !
We believe the more honest portion |
of the Sd party in this District, acted against
their judgment by being miscd by their lead !
crs, who soid many of their party as they !
could conveniently To Dillingham;, and urged |
the rest to stick To Meir candidate, and who
will sell every wing among them if they can,
when occasion demands, even TO the aid of .
slavery, rs in this instancc--or as many as
may be necessary to carry out their purposes.
The Freeman, which has poured out no
small quantity of vengeance at the Caledoniun
or charging dishonesty and want Of principle
lpon the leaders Of the 3D. party in the election
If Dillingham;, will see that the course of the
Sd party in ~ Hampshire sustains our position
md cCnsurcs the conduct Of these leaders with
more severity than We have ever done. If the
freeman docs not see 1t, We trust candid men
# its party may, and open their eyes To the
act that Sd plrtyism ia Vermont tends "a aid
he schemes ofthc slaveocracy, and 10 weaken
he party which opposes slavery al all points,
when il has chance to do IL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-28

PRoGREss The lower House of our Con
gross having been IN session three months al
the rate of $500 per day, passed finally upon
the Texas annexation Resolutions and dispos-
ed ofonc "suusage case'-tuning out the
Tribune Reporter for reporting the manner in
which Mr. Sawyer ofOhio ate his sausages ''in
school time" or rather, during the sitting of
the House In three months they accomplished
so much, and have since passed the River and
Harbor Bill It is well to note their progrc IS,
such specimens ofindustry do not often oc-
cur on the part of men receiving IS per day.
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cONNEL's
Pain Extractor.

For the cure Of Buns. Scalils. In,
Cuts. Piles. Ssll Rheum, Barlers' ~
corns. and grneral Sonx Of an klha.-
from TWO ~ EfCHT TIsEs cHEGPEETn,s
sEF0RE, or nothing if The EssE i sos ..
lighted with Il.
A y srtirlr that eyrry Family hasst ss.,iI,, .
IN disFenSahle Nben they knOA rs tuA,r a.
xalur. sna Hhs.k has hera0fore iren sd loaA -
i0narh ~ ela~zrS. has noH Lesh reduced IN -,
Niih siS dat Tirh shd PssL high and loH. a.
n Eoi every hsaas being msy snJos IL suufs-r
and al who gst d skali have lhe Irirs Isssra,i.
tlcm Il they are hss scligksed with lie uss. d,
assert, without the possibility of oeslrsLi,,'
that AL BTMsx and krAIRs, EyEnT EHru,,,
SoRE. old or fresh. and "A e1<mal Iaiis a.
arhes, no matter where, shah - Eransrl n ca.
fort By Il in Eve nIinules-sEsias Ne. liml. ],
scar. No hun esn ie fatal IL this h .Iplisa. =,
les the 'iials are destroyed ls the arri2eAL !.
i truly magical. 10 sppeanncr. in is eisef "a,
quire for Commits Magical Pain EIirsrlor Ssl,,
Il eoHs,ock a. Cas-, 81 coFtlandt s,rssL Ma
York. Prize IS cents. or four timrs - h,urh &,
50 cents. snd near ten times - murh ior De,.
4 certain quantity = given every day 10 d.
poor in New York. and there II not loy e.,
years old IN The city. but ean tell al about I
wonderful extractor Of Ill pain.
Sold, wholesale. ~ comstOrk q Ca. 81 csa
landi sircei, New York; and hy ID. Hsani. lIiE.
borough, Dr, James Young, OiiSgd. and J. 4 4
Sloan. GrcenshoTnpgh.
February n. e.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EREENsHOKOIIH. 'ni-nsrkls. aas Sun-
" dag. Nednesd. !. - FEiaas, i 4 siclaxk,
A. NJ al raasrs S1n2sx. T,sesisa. I. z Frias.
a s'sAask. ?, ~ =
RALEIGH MAIL. ssi-EseAIs, sue sun1s,.
fun~aay. snA Fnssy. Il ~ sieIsk. r. NJ; elov
sss sundsy. Msahsssas. and FnaAy. - haifF sa
3 0icleck. a. n. >
FRANKIINrON, oaes q uesk. ans srsry
Thur.asy > ssisla<k. r. a.; elssrs essEy fass.
az u : 0isl0sk. An.
+ JAMESTOWN. 0nns Nsrk, DE sxssy We'd,
ps.a.y y oielsk. 2. NJ eiasss esry Thals-
aay Il 9 o'ciork. An,
LONGS MILLS. nnrs . Heek. doe every
fndsy ~ s 0ie'ogk. r. ~. elases every Thur
aas a I osl0k, A. n.
OXFORD. care . wcsk. due every Saturday
b orleCks \. Nj elOses sSsg TAuEsaay a ,
o'clock. T. n. s -. e.
lEAsBTRG. oncs . vol. do rvrEy sslsr.
d-y hy soelo<k. a. NJ; eioses ssrEy Thursisy
- oclsck. p. n, e.
NorE-Iriiers. 70 le h iiIns 81 DE NAH.
should ~ pm N tils oliine ffnen minutes bcioIs
the honr tos closing. letter POSTAGE. eve cenls
tos ieiter nos rTrsciing 800 miles. aud ien rsns
foFs any grcairr disaance--ssey half nance. o.
fractional pan q half ounos. % charged IS SIN
SIC lelleT. -.
J. NJ. PALMER. IN.
January IL IItf-
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THE TREASURY OF HISTORY.

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WORMS! WORMS!

Il OI.MSToCK's YERMIFUGE for the CO...
IN tain destruction Of Worms. This mueh q.
lehated article is now for sale in this place b, b.
Heart. The numerous lives that have hccn ~.
cd by this artirle Is q sufficient guarantee he.
every mother should keep Il in her house. IT..
public have been grossly deceived Of late, " cs,.
tain other preparations got up in imitation Vi ika
They must consider il great blessing that III,
have now within their reach the only g,uuir,
preparation, which Is certsin 10 destroy any guam.
tity Of WORMS child may have. II Is uscles, u
accompany this with any certificate, the article
well known without.
Sold, wholesale, hy comstock 4 Co., 81 Con-
land street, New York; and BY ID. Heart. Hill.
borough, Dr. James Young, oxford, and J. q h.
Sloan, Grcensborough.
APril2. @ 90
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REV. DIR. BARTHOLoMEW'S
Pink Syrup,

For Coughs, Colds, Inaum;a, Sre TLroGf
Pam iafhe Breast, Difficulty Of Lreaihing,
Heart Burn, and eury complaint
-. ws'ch causes Consumption.
THIS remedy, given to the public under the
sanction Of one oi the first diyines Of the age.
and man of responsibility, is considered by tho
Faculty Of New York as the hest medicine Of the
Kind offered for snlc. II is sure remedy agains,
Consumption, if taken in time. BE sure and Oh.
tain the genuine.
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & Co., 81 Cor.-
landt street, New York; and BY d. Heartt Hills
borough, DR.. james Young, Oxford, and J. & r.
Sloan. Grcenshorough.
February II. Ga
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IMPORTANT 10 MILL. OWNERS.
Eotchkiss'
Vertical Water Wheel.

'THE sulnrEiirrs. having Hiin~~ed h. sscuess-
"a op~rshsa u tArss whssiS were inAaoel
% Pnrhase The rsEla u using thraa n he sasle
u Norh t'anainM; md iAry nos CIR Cor sale
lEdiviiuAl nights. a PIN Dcllars. q nghis Cor .
who's eannsy. On reasonable leFms
Bei1rs hcing gcnerally sdoyFd IN he Soglh.
rrn Stains. fhese shEris sIe ronanr illin genrIsl
usr IN The s1nihsrn Stalrs We have sala al,o1l
100 Right. 30 81 whichars IN sncce1ztul olxEa-
ton m Cumberland county.
Thess wheels are mar durable. aRd more <~.i-
y keEs in order when soFerIy pui sozexia han
lie lutlcr vheeL They rin save one-shiFz q
he wafer and run w~ll IN bach waisr. whsE there
Il head shove The ar~a u lhr saw l. In
creased 10 mon shaa double NE stakes pr lni-
mute.
We nrfsr. among others. 70 he following go
tlsmsn. some o. whan hare had Me xhsrls IN
operation twelve monte o. mare : and knm ma
nv Of then. and others. We ave reciycl rrrtii-
cafes expressing lhsir high appphasion Of he ssl-
PeFior advantages ~ these over the ilulisr wheel
shd stating thai lhesr saws viii cuf $500. 1000.
$500. and ercn a. high a. 5000 feet pss day. and
s0se 0ne-ssird ofAse ara1nr.
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Lin's Balm Of China,

For Bruises, Sores, Biies, Cuts, Old Sores,
end Piles. .e~.
"A VERY valuable preparation under this name.
= = 4 to be had of II. Heart, in this place. Its
merchants are so well adapted to the healing Of
Cuts. Old Sores, &c. that its effect is immediate
Ono nights application will suffice for the cure
and relief of almost any kind Of pain. The pub
lie can well appreciate this article they get the
worth OF their money ten times over.
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & Co., 81 Cor'-
landt street, New York; and by ID. Heart. Hills
borough. DR.. James Young, Oxford, and }. & K.
Sloan, Grccnsborough.
February IL. Ca
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East Tndia Hair Eve.

EOlORS the hair and not the skin. This is
Che only. genuine preparation that viii color
the hair without iIJurlng The skin. II will, if
used according to direction color the harshest rcd
or gray hair the most beautiful brown or black,
according to the length of time which il is appI
cd. be careful and not purchase other articles of
the same name, unless you wish to throw away
your money. Full dircctions accompanying each
bottle.
Sold. wholesale, by Comstock 4 CO.. 81 Cort
landt street New York; and by d. Heart. Hills,
borough, DIR. James Young, Oxford, and J. & r.
Sloan, Grecnsborough.
April s. FL, IL
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THE snh>rriicr ha. returned 10 hi Oh stand.
N one door wcst u Holt 4 Caragin's (aioors'sl
Store. here be Is prepared 10 execute al oFders
in has line IN 4 workmanlike siyie he hopsE 10
Isceise liberal portioa II The Iahlis patronage.
Cutting atieuie,l " al all sraslnahe hours and
he viii - cut and IL Tie work that seamsiEes-ss
can make Il up wiihOu, difficulty. whirh may BE-
II. +. PEASANTS.
. January IL. To-
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AND WINTER
49, CT GODS.
Long, webb, a-Co,

A RE rsssi.iag lheir Pan snl Niusss Sol =
IA GSeas. comprising every vanity = arsasls
us1sily ksgs II gl.e Markes- Tlarir Goo1s have
tnen purrhAapd eniirsiy with rash sl.a ssirxaed
viii grraiouse. Ihas lOck b comFsised N EaEsI
0fthr 6llONinEs s- @- ~-.
Blearhrd and T,nlsssfsea Strings an1 sasra.
ms, DnlIin=S, Bea-sicks, c0tian flanneis. GEass
clalh, siik Nigii-caEs, Oil-cl0sh. cTaei and I1n.
yazS, 0naburss, Buliosis; ahiir. grorn, Tcl. asl
yeilOx Flanneis; GEern Baize. CANVASS Paddings
hark and oologed canlsirS Plaid Iinsry. KsF-
srES TAaiR and 6nry eaFolina and PlHla Tweed.
oitlosh sinei-Hinr; drah. llur, and 0alFE Oscf-
eoaiingS drah. Hnr, mixed. and fanry n-M-sayIr
6attinrlss plzin and iisurcd blaek and fanrr eas-
EineHes nirrino silk and saiin Nesings; English
and Frnch Gloshss saadle. bed. ncgEO and pisid
Blankets; linen and cotton DiapeD; hark and
white, blue and 6nry, and furniture Victoria
Gashmrfe Prints fancy AMI oil-nol0red Iiipglfsnls
silk-EnP. and common AlIaocas; family Irsh
Llncns; NanSaoks Tareion, Null. TiiTrd. Paid
and Swiss MHSiins; Jaeonsts. and camiFirss e.
gunot Laces; black, white, assd brown Hollands
Ilaid, novelty, girondellr, cashmerr. snd waIie
Shawls; mefla0 Shiris. Ladies silk Shirts; Gala
PlaidS claihss Brushes; superior Rngii.h Hoe
aud half Hos; hlark and white Raw siIk ard
Kid Gloves; McoSind and i lk Miits; Frrnrh
Canihric and Hela1ssiehed Handkenrhiefs, six
I'oints and Velvet Nerk-handkcrrhiefs; frcnch-
, worked Collars and Trimmings; claak Tassels;
Girdlesi Gods and Tassels and Ocean cOFdi
Sew style Florence Braid. and Englih Straw
Bonnets; Ari6cials; new siyle Bonnet and Neck
Rillons; House aud Bordering Paper,
Patent Comb Gleancrs with Brushes; PAINTED
iron and hgasSshOuni Buckets: Tubs. and sugar
Boxes Broams, Heath-bnshes. and hand Bel
lows TSine, PlOugh-linc,, Bed-coF.s, and shoc-
thread; Whips; Cologne, Bears and Macassal
oil. Lip >alye, and oaFs; snuif Boxes; eolorrd
Smelling Bottles; Looking Glasses: Powdered
Crushed, Loaf and Brown sugar; Rio and Faml.
y Coffee; superior black and green Teas, Snuff,
Siafch, and Chess; ole and Upper Leather;
general assortment u coarse Boots and hoes; al
80 bct Philadelphia-make walking shocs and
'hppers for Ladies; large stock of Hats and
, Gaps; an assortment Of Hardware aud Cut,legy;
an assortment. Of cTOckeTy, Books and Stationary,
&c. &c.
,, They respectfully invite their customers and
the public generally 10 give them a call, 10 exam
Inc and judge for themselves.
They would take this occasion 10 rcturn their
Trunks Of the community for the very liberal share
Of custom heretofore extended 10 them; and hone
by close and personal attention 10 business, and
reasonable prices, still 10 merit and receive afalr
proportion of the trade.
October q. o.