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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
Mr.. Clay.

We find the following in the Louisville (Ky

We find the following in the Louisville (Ky.)
Journal.
Henry Cidy-The editor of the Democrat thinks il
a settled matter that Mr.. Clay will go back TO the
United States Senate We do not consider il a set
tied matter at all We know nothing OF the feelings
OF Mr. Clay the views of his most prominent friends
upon that subject. For part, il the Locoiocos
are to have an unquestlonabe majority in the next
Senate, have no wish to see Mr.. Clay in that
body but, il the Wings 10 have majority in both
houses OF Congress and thus TO become in some degree
confess that could wish them TO be aided in their
important deliberations be the long experience, the
uncrring Judgment, the vast wisdom and the match
less intellect OF the great kentuckan.
The Locolocos need not trouble themselves about
our candidate tor the Presidency, We are very Ger
tain that Mr., Clay will not be a candidate unless
can the Locolocos that when tine proper time
shall arrive the Wing candidate will be ready-and
rough too perhaps.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
A." Eureka 2"

We cut the following from the y. O. Tropic.
of the 9th inst, II Mr.. Ludlow does not deceive
himself, (he has not deceived any body Gle pet)
our eminent mathematical citizen, Hon. Mr..
YouNG, will have 10 look to his nasccnt arlrcls.
We look for Mr.. La dlow's "Pamphlet or De-
monstra,ion" with no little interest.
perhaps II may turn out a song
P"rhhps turn out n sermon"
QuApRATuRE oF TN cIRCiI-TnI GRAND PRopIrM
SOLVED 1t Will be seen from the note below that n
candidate Tor the honor 81 having solved the great
problem has appeared Gen. Ludlow, who is well
known Ia many 81 our citizens, occupied until recently
thu ulportnnt office al Surveyor General oi the State
o Mississippi. lie II well vrIsed IN abstruse n,nthe-
NAUTICAL science, ani duT.ng the last five months he
has spent hs Leisure time M the demonstrations by
which hr has accomplished, 10 the satisfaction OF his
own mind what has heretofore been ranked one of
the inp0ssiLiiiiieS ~ tiopm. We have read OF so
many discoveries 81 The solution 81 the great problem
all o which have turned uut To lac discoveries al all
that We are sceptcal al new announcements and
vet Gen ludOWs perfect confidence IN his cnlruln
ions compel ~ Ia he less serptcal than perhaps we
might be- under other circumstances. We understand
that distinguished mathematician 81 our city has
Hooked some what into the Generals calculations and
I ual I've has lalh ~ the result ~ announced
Al Nen DIieaHs, Nov 6, lsi6
= htSiiFNls Y ou VIII please announce that have
~ a'eerdrd IA solving the problem Of the Qnidruture
," ~ uf fcle and viii be prepared IN the conts, Of
l'TYpf sAty day, lu lay lhr same beiore the puhc
rw dem, ,at ~hgh viii accompany the Pamphlet oi
phv.sistun cannot as | am informed by lhe En-
month completed b'i"ie ''' last "i Tue pIeaeh
''T especially your obi servant,
Editor olu,. -, A LUDLOW
"~ i'epic, New Orleans
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
The War.

Nothing important from the scat of war. Gen
Taylor remains in mastery inactivity" al
Monterey Com. Conner has not yet made
his third attempt on Alvarado. When he does
we are inclined to think be will "fetch it,
Yankee sailors will not be likely to leave any
thing to be done after the third trial.
The following is the Boston Advertisers
Tclegraphc Despatch" from New York, o
Monday last -
Later but not important from Monterey.
Ii is positively known that Ampudia has retired be
yond Saltillo Gen. Taylor cannot move till reinor
ccd. News hns boo" 80. aLl-askur
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
The growing popularity ofthe new Tariff

WY agacious and far-seeng friends Of the
''"'ia' lose no opportunity to tell us how
.''''''! We new Polk Tariff is working lis way
T.. P'i"aT isyor! We furnish them with an
wnr,. G,.''ng opon this point which they can
rv ,h.,m ''e' next essay. If itwere nccessa-
,;,,uN "c'h''', and conclusions in the Sen
u . logic shopldt@ in any sor, Of agreement,
But ,h,, him, 1"H Se in desperate condition,
self vor,, r.n intelligent concern troubles IT,
ters WeG,lr " such inconsidcrable mat
f Journal: - ''''"mg in the Albany Eve.
named Coai which o.and county Pa
interest Last ycnr she yo,. a'n,rd wl,h The con-
6s yes SG Ssf yot Sr ss eSaa cG . 80
- Loco NONE! This Iesun n"si Wt'p - Fos,.,
= the an.' pTosally {. IN 49,. ,,'' :, :
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
Congress.

Congress will assemble on the eth December.
The National Intelligence SAYS:
THE GATHERING OF CoNGREss- Already. three
weeks in advance OF the session OF Congress a num-
Der oil members may be counted upon the council
ground. Among those who present we have heard
OF the following:
Senators Mr.. Johnson. of Louisiana Mr.. Benton
of Missouri, Nr. Bagby, OF Alabama, Mr.. Dix, OF y
York. Mr. Ncsc"tt, OF Florida.
Rcprcs ,ntliIves-Mr Speaker Davis of Indiana Mr.
Miller, oil New York, MIR Roberts, OF Mississippi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
Fourth District.

Squally times among the Locolocos. In all
but l3 towns the vote stands:
Chandler. Peck, Scattering
1907 3S66 llsi
Chambers plurality Al Chambers gain
over Peck, 6l6. ON THE THIRD TRIAL, GEN.
TLEMEN, PLURALITY ELECTS. VIII the
Sentinel a. Democrat do us the favor to stir up
the animals ?"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
Maine.

The last trial for Representatives in Maine
leaves matters as follows:
Wings, 60 Locoe. 65. No choice, H. Not henrt
from 3.
The prospects Of Iocofocoism are getting as
blue AS Charles J. hsersoirs, or James Bucha
mans, or Ruel Williams, fcdcralsm-and that.
as " blue as an indigo baI !!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
lie Macedonian Cry for :. Help ="


Inc Administration is evidently half trighten-
ed tn death by 'ho 49,. &c popular rebuke and
opposition has ALREADY raised! The Union of
the lola INST IN IT. leading article, on The
next Congress thus crafty mixes itself up -
Inc democrats cannot, we admit. hope to hold in
- anJ - N''l' az. W. districts now held By
obtain event majority Thrn.yr ~; ; no.
importance, not only Us II may De- ca ,o', ~, 10
President OF the United STATE, tf-rA uoi' 10 ~
the Vaccinations 81 the fedora! .ad, ~ "s IN .,
originate all bills rcatngt1 sglu, il' III II mus
becomes the democracy then, u eyery venue ~
Union, TO strain every nerve and instead y, oi ~ c
the iedera'iSts TO gam as they have done IN pa"
wanna ana New OK, TO place the gam o. .tI'Hsyi-
side, and come into the next House Win an v. 3lher
10 the ranks OF the democracy" 14di'loh
There are two or three noticeable ,h;n,,
foregoing short paragraph In the frs, n,,oa'.
is manifest that the Administration i. lo,,nn
heart and hope--t- confidence in the dern,o..
cy" has received a severe shock; and il adm,
the likelihood that the House of Represcuta,iy,
will have to elect the next President! The -"
vincible and harmonious democracy" are no,
any means what the ancient Mr.. Richie h
taken them to be. A great many of them,
finds, love their Country a little better than Il
do the whole concern of Polk, DdllaS. d. {
and are getting FESTIVE under Presidential 7
slavery Wars, British Free Trade, empty
.onorus Sub-Treasures, and arbitrary Vetc
And so this modern Haman sees "M1rdccai
ting at the King, gate. and he Is troubled.
beg him to be calm. The House of Heprese
tiyes will not be called on to elect Presid
TIE People cH attend to that particular lie,
business themselves.
In the second place. the Union admits tn;
the very first Congregational election since
triumph Of Young Hickory, Polk, Dallas.
Victory !" Cah my excellent northern 10,
co friend, does not that war-cry rotc sound a
ingly ike gImm0n !l--"there is a pos-ibi
that the Wings will overthrow their splend
eofoco majority OF nearly 80, and carry the II
Representative As a humane man we
that when that tooth was pulled Father r.
vas mesmeri-ed!
Again in the confusion which "reigl
Warsaw lust at this luncture, the man 5
soning goes off as miscellanenusly" a.
Pry's pistol It saws the democrats ca
ue gdnu, hope to hold, in the elections
come all the districts now held by them &
Well the Wings have airs1dy gained sor
or so of the Districts l0,c represented bv Il
COS, and yet the CnioH, avowing It's despi
holding us 0,rn, in the elections yet TO c.
casuouun.ss ON the .slpmOrracvn tn ssroune
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
No rest for the wicked.

The North Star, in Its hcadong wrath at
the result of the recent election in New York has
skewercd the name of Silas Wright to the head
Of its columns, as its candidate for President in
1913. Poor Silas He has fun poked at him
even in his native state
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27

W. g understand that acquisitions have be.o
0Y tlr var Depart uent, calling ma ie'h sent gu,
fne United states nine additional rruip,a service Of
lerrs To serYe during the war with MI Noun,
sooner discharged They are asked Tor tr,". unless
loving states "''h Tie iu
one regiment Of infantry from Massach,s.,,.
one regiment Of infantry from the Sio,s
York " "i Ne,
One regiment of infantry from Pennsylynni,
One regiment Of nantry from Virginia
One regiment pi infantry rom North Caroli,,
One regiment IF ,niantry from south Caroina'
one regiment % Iniantry from Louisiaua.
One regiment ofiniantTy from Mississippi AMI
One regiment of mounted msu from Texas
This important movement Will shoS the t.de,
.sress whether there any taeung on the par, OF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
Bakersfield Academical Institution.

The more our Vermont public Schools "wax
fat the more will their clicks" at ignorance
amount to. We are therefore always glad to
hear of the prosperity of our academcal 1nstitu-
tons, and especially glad to record any advance
in the more important work of elevating the
character of our Common Schools
We have received the Catalogue of the old
and well established Public School at Bakers
field, for the current year, from which we infer
that that Institution is in highly Furnishing
condition. The Board of Teachers consists of
Mr.. J. s. SPAULDlNG A. B. principal, MIR. Z.
C. IlsBEE A. NJ. Assistant Principal and eleren
other teachers in the various Departments of In
struction.
One hundred and fifteen young ladies. and
zone hundred and thirty one young gentlemen
in all 246-are named in the Catalogue as hav-
ing attended the school during the year ending
November 1864 number large enough profit
ably to employ the numerous board OF Teachers.
The Course of Instruction appears to us well
adapted to fit young people for the active bust.
ness of life.-The Philosophical Apparatus is
quite full, embracing most of the instruments
and figures requisite to impart a familiar ant
pratioal knowledge of the physical sciences.
The Institution is located, as its name i'm
ports, at Bakersfield in Franklin Co. which il
some So or 40 miles North East from Burng
ton. in salubrous and picturesque part of til,
State.
Board, including room, wood and Washing
says the Catalogue, may be obtained "from 81
to 81, IS per week"-and the terms for Tutio
are, of course, and as usual in all our publ
schools, very moderate.
The Winter term will commence on the frs
"Wednesday in December.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27

mrs Nem HampShire Patriot, enquiries
'Who are the real Dough faces -
We beg to refer our anxious enquirer TO Ah-
erton of \. ii. the author Of the gag rule.
just feel ofhis face, and then ask him what
party sustains him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27

TnE VAN Mss CAsE-The case ofthe person
claiming 10 be- the widow Of the late Mr. John T. Van
Ness, o Washington. against his estate was com
menced at Washington on "Wednesday. before the
Circuit Conr, She is generally known as Mary Anne
Conner, The ease was opened by the junior counsel
each side, and much OF the eyidence-n the form
OF uihdavs was read The counsel seem To have in
obliged III a considerable degree oiprvatc attack and
rrcrmination. IN the opening proceedings The Cour,
adjourned 10 the next day Tor the continuation OF the
case. boston Adrertiser,
The trial OF the Van Mess case was continued to-
day aud, us the evidence had been OF u rather uncx
pecied character, intense ineIesi was excited by it.
was proved today, bcy ond the shadow oi doubt tina
the letters attributed To General John Z Van Mes.
We're genuine, and not iogrfes, as commended on the
other side Their genuinenrss was proved by men o
the highest consideration III this city-by Waltc
Jones by Wan Brent, tleik oi the tiicuil Court an,
Nj McNamee, assistant celk IA that office Ii IL IL
undouhied e, ldcnoe that Genefa Van Ness IN his
rrzponJencc wuh Ms MARY Ann Common, acknow
lodged hes as his wiic aud ,ha he had la child b, her
AMI not oaly acknowledged his patiently bat dclighe'
IA u still the secret marriage alleged Ia have iakri
place ~ Philadelphia, IN iSia, Angus, 9TH cannot b
galb proved.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
Brimiuii of Wrath ana.

The Washington un,on of the ,er'
knocks in the head the homes ., Wv, y, Inst thus
anXiously looking for speedy ,cr ,og ~l'e are
the existing War ''"Suon %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
N'I'RONGS & co.

VHONENAIE d RETITH UEIIERS
In Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel Sheet IRON Tin,
nte, Sheet and Bolt Copper, Iron Wire, Flour, Salt,
hints, Oils Dyc-Stutis, Plaster, Grind Stones, &c.
Manufacturers Agents for the Sale OF Nails and
on, and Window Glass of all sizes.
General Agents and Commission Merchants. Lii
raj advances made on Property consigned to them.
asst Side Court HOUSE Slnnre BurLlngton, VI u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
IT BURLINGTON, VERMONT,

,mpriscs one of the most splendid and genera
Stocks in the State. All goods bought and sold
strictly for Cash, and of course Cheap.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27

The following official letter was addressed t
a gentleman in Delaware, but few days ago


gentleman in Delaware, but few days ago
WAR DEPARTMENT. Oct Is, 1916
SR1n reply your letter OF the 18th instant. have
the honor 10 inform You that is not contemplated TO
make any further call on the Executive of your State
for any volunteer or militia force, with view to the
existing war with Mexico. A sufficient amount of
force for the prosecution OF that has is believed
been already called into service.
have the honor to be- very respecty your obt scrv
WIN. l.. MARCY, Secretary OF War.
1t would be reasonable to suppose that high
government functionary would know the pur.
poses of tn. Executive for thirty days at least
But in thes, piping Polk-tmes this doesn't fol
low The Secretary of War first gravcly say.
" we wan, no additional force and then come,
" haste post-haste" rcquisition from the
Executive for 1000 additional troops Presiden
Polk appears to be unihpeachable in one i'm
portant respect, OF any rate---his right hand does
not seem to know what his left hand doeth -
Marcy makes fool of himself with the mos
perfect gravity and apparent seli-possession
And, take us by-and-large," we are grea
people
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27

els THE DARK AND TROUBLED NIGHT THAT Is
UPON US. THERE Is no STAR ABOVE THE HORIZON
TO GIVE US A CLEAN OF LIGHT, EXCEPTING THE
INTELLIGENT, PATRIOTIC WING PARTY OF THE
UNITED STATEs"-Danie Webster.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27

< 10 sluf rArtR An editor who has proba
IJ some, tells people how Ia stop paper
kloppod like man and not l,mse 10 lahS
ri ollie, aud,ncak away lii, a puppy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08

Z FAVE iusi received and oprued TOO ~plckhccs
Ii PINE CHINA soa QUEENSWARE
hmeng otheT auic,ca obey have
Fine GOLD band China Tea SETS lnu "a 90 100 rs
k'cG Glii and Fancy do dp
DO GO eN,m Guc dn
Richly decorated Niauicl orr amcus Coiueucs. r1u
cy inks. Baskets &c in e-,at variety.
The Ledcs ace Invited % can and eH,nine
ihctc, ms thcy SURG tny tliuE ui ibe kWl ever
heio-e h-oughtio ,hil c.n,,ry .aud arc Wnih seeing
Rich Glib aud embossed Fruit Bl,tei, laced & high
Whie China do Ito d1
Gilt ari rlpin Comrniicrs. Cassetol'cs Totrcerg,
Boats uni S.sui.; In POTS cugar oui G. c,rn,
r'aond Coh,c CUPS mud S uccr. Plates. sc, Ga',d
plaia and laucy styles. go sells az pieces DO itcu-.
toners
Ia oummeu warc NC have ~li~creol Dishes nrt
Plates ololi sizes. Tras mud Cyn,es. Tea aud CnIce
Po's Sn-nss anl Crams, &c, of vptiau. c'l1fs
pun.c@, Flowing D uc end t,ucy Cut,i Soi,: G. m.
nun edged Pia',s, Dsh,s. Vc1-&c &c, vth eve.
~ olhcr atUelo usually Stih m ihc mnat extensive
Establishments Ia The country. oud whHch uo pubic
need only coll md price iu hc satisfied hat NC cell
lower lhaH they can be %purchasr elsewhere. We
have on hand and ore constantly manufacturing
Cut end plain lI1il Lamps. Lanterns, TOmblets.
Dishes. sc, which together with orr slock of
Qncensware. we invite the attention pi purchaser.
ei,her wholesale or retail Warehouses Ms I and
Monroe 81 Wheeling. Va nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08
INSURANCE.

tn ISKS will be taken 10y the FIRE & MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
nc The torres. rates on
81 Buildings ofallkinds, stone, brick OF OGDEN
and their coutents:
Slea m0oats; factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise ofallkinds.
And againstali dangers attending the trans
portation ofg~oodsonrIvers, lakes, seas, canals
and railroads.
Forthe character OF the companyast 10 promp-
1ifude and iiberalIty in the adjustment and paw
snent oflosses, we beg leave 10 refer to the mer,
chants Of this place and lsowhcrc who have had
fhe adjustment of claims upon US. aug
Office on Ma in ST. X. w Sec'y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
vTNHE Fire and Marine lnsur-ice Company
of Wheeiirg z, will return 10 per cent on
an premiums received for risks takru irons 'h's
fspe where NO iu~s hes occurred
feb 81 II w HARDING, Secretary.
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II MS UR II ~ CE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

TENO BE INSURED-or kot To be-lhats The
question whether IL is better 10y one sweep
ing ere. 10 be ruinel-and suhjec, To all he ills
ihai flesh is heir TO, or. like a prudent man go 10 the
Protection Office, and there be made safe, comiorG.
BILE aud haPpy-we leave cor you L, determine.
The Protection lnsurnr &c COMPANY Of Hartford,
Conn. having already paid over 100000 OF losses
In the Western Country. IL entitled 10 the highest
confidence. aud heir agent O, Wheeling. Virginia,
W PETERSON,
will take risks on dwelling honscs, waro houses.
stores, mills. fqclories. &c. together with their con-
tents. such as furniture, merchaUdise. machinery
sod every other description oi insuiable properly
Also. on steam. Keel and flat boats aud their cargoos
10 aud rom any port on The Western Waters. on
the most reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
The same rs nj any other oihcc IA Wheeling.
Office on Monroe street opposite tho MnrroC
Hou G, aud near the Post Office jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-08
IY5woMSON'g

- NAHNANaH - z 4
Tor The cure e. Pu,meHoTU Cousumpf'.r.
Rrtl-G. Obstinate COurtv. Nujnin- o..
Blood. Throat Disease o. Chronic iara.
giis. PuIpit0i'oH 81 MS HfgTi Uid Li
C~Ompicat, also, NhocgiHg C0pgh, COTS.
dc.
7EyliE ,iGuc ctlNR in affections OF the pulnr-
d nary organs hus long been ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In his prcpa ra' ,Dn combined a. 10 ,s with ttc most
Variable gcctora.s Iu Tic vegetable k,nz2usi. rcu-
lcrs l'cl once lbc mosl al riual aud safe remedy
iu The world 10 ,urqucr that fcll destroyer uf ouf
race. Consumption No pcrson believe, be j.. o
consuinpttvc until he iusidiuuS disease has usibCl
as Vay So far as 10 leave no Fupe Of csrc D., toe
ruliuog remedies Ne wauid therefore eau ion
nll io hc ruariej ln limo. The wonderful ,Ger,.
of Tor in lhc cute eff discusses that lend lo G. o..
sumption have hong hccu known to tho Fnculty
aud p The scmNi>aunn kcrc pres uttd. all co., viz,
iurs are rc'ailc eel mud much added tu its power hi-
thctu undiscovered, II has IN This Etn wrought
wonders. aud what u has done tt viii do a.liu.
and ~ is timely administration will rescue man,
from an early gave. and she'd relief and huppu.t,.
around ihc pillow Of suffering and pam. For pub-
lac speakers ihis medicine is invaluable. rendering
the voice strong and clear. aud renoyine any pr,.
disposition 20 tisc,s' jn the Lungs aud BuHrbji..
The Compound syrup O. l1ar oui Wood Naphiha
combination heretofore unknown. cxeuiua %
a specific action on The moCus tissue ani nj The
same lime bringing tie whole system under 10,
powerful Influence. 1t completely erOdicarcs he
cause OF disease. BE o. hctciimrv or oihctw Use. and
by striking al ,hc root oithc compliant imrars lone
Io The dehiliiltrd frame aud gives renewed vtrur 10
The general syslem,nud restores he paiien, 10 picma.
health.
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sTORF.

JOHNSTON d. BERRH HiLL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
no. I3l MAIN ST., WHrEIiN0, VA,
EATILb NOTIFY cuiEens and lseNisc pur.
w cbusrts ihrpurhout hc surroundin country.
ibut they have rtccIvej1sd wall couiuHc otrtetVc
mr ihe urxi iwu wcetf. a large and wcu selected
stock cf FANCY AND oIApLE DRY GOODS.
some of he h~audalmesi ever brought tulhs cty.
Neither lime pr pains w5s taken Iu'p e.nsidcn tool
90 trying I'd, select such rHnlsa wc i1Huehi w9E.l
please eur cu.ilmcrs. odd m,fotot $50 can rtH
lively s.seu ih wo d1 NOT iiili arF house Wc-'
of ihe Muuufains con compc'c with us. as rtr1rIs
selling cbclc; We would therefore only tuenc
hose ihli vs. si to purchase f1 romc odd Judge tof
;hcmselycs and Will lnmuice ihaf lh~y wtl un'
wish 10 l0ok iurher
LAD rs DRESS GCODS-A veiy loaufh.
auicls 90 Wonltd aal stb EImrr mes rir FH.
dcs Fosscs M1nfmaufe Pare NOu-HH Do L|r.
Robes. Cnrhsm do. Swiss Or frcHcu iHnu 'I
ncw style Algic, d., s.ks. B1mh.zlue au. % Be-
uerolcs Robes, also "a bcauuIui o.Uim.nt H
French Wrikei Cp.hr
CENTS Dry COOlS-r'ofls o' ft.E r'
width arJ pn,e. gDoi os.1rncWl oi IH l
mere. Liffr p.lHra. Crass lars.s "h ttHH.'
o. Plain anI Fancy Ng.IHstt Lrfn UH-.. li'i
WIKI roiotsd houIcr .afpethius nro Sic 1rd -1
Crs,ais anl ScsfG. Gloves aul rlfen -s.rro %
Be-. mrIi
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LICKING yhLLEY
STEAM PATENT co HpkGE

' ~ I|Nt w AlfN'tFs
AND OAKUM MANUFACTURY.
Mis- csiph.lshacni ~ unr olthc iarEc,i an The
I Unrpn -cmhfacing entirely new patent M.
chtneD for every branch IS ,ho business. Tho
Hemp Is hachlci in 90 foil length oni spuu from
The end SO that Che fhres arc rot doubled. and Ic
Consequence ol ui, new process Of hp,Llue AMI
.piuning Is, The Rope. whoa made. pusse saas inll25
PFC more strength lhun ihe handmade. Tic esul.
Ithncni hes been boo OPERATION lf ~ m.uils. ruI
ihe Rnie has already acquired "a credit |oyrttsr
E'-loW malc and ihe prices IT tbil article orc a.
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emi as.'rm'r OF every description Uf Rpge WILDE
hCli constantly cu hlrt. slrh or
Patent Manila aui Usap Rope
PI'hina Itn- 30. U.pc- O. una 1a
1ra,e Halter anI Ecd Csfl Rope
Plough, Cod JrDi. Drcp SEA- sud Lead lanes
l'amhw Lines. lluas.u 4Hd Msfluo
spun fafu. SIstC 90 a.. H.
lave joe, uctisti 600 tt cn.,,r a.srru,o. a
vanilla u Ir ru.c.eud af ia a..ss Isluis
lHs'sitns % Hsssers. CH,.s iu.s .l 200 s.
Warp, DC. The tao.t ~ es.te 'y.u y 800 tH.
in ier2h BOD vt1 le -o'l eI Cn,...alt ar pu-
hn'gH p'cer Artn1 gs tr 700 am i.l. t
'cH ff ct.r only Per u.. Iet laaf 90 %.uf.Hat u.
q 60" q au'r.e ftll rIsa.r sFc mc "a con iuI,
SIUrc Water S.. CT BERRY
Wr'.sIugh Tran.,url COPS % amou.f ,i5
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