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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

From Sunte E.-A lette, from an Of
Ter Of The United States Army to his
end in this city, says THAI Lieut.. Col.
hllh, in command Of the Mormon Bat
lion arrived in Santa Fe on the 9Th
be commanding officers speak in the
|Thest terms Of the conduct and good or
+ of these troops, aud say that with time
drilling, they will be every way equal
The regular soldiers. The Battalion
Is turned over to the command Of Capt
ok who, with portion Of Col, Pierce's
Liment-500 men in all, under the com.
Ind of Col. Price-were 20 leave in a
h days for California.
! AN election had been held in Col. Don
bans regiment to supply the place OF
& cut Col. Ruff, who has returned ia
Ee his command in the Rife Regiment.
e candidates were Capt. Jackson, OF
ward County, aud VIM. GlIpin, the
jor of the regiment, Capt. jackson was
oted by an Overwhelming majority,
|Col. Doniphan would leave IN a few
Us for the south. He would first visit
ne tribes of Indians, who have NANTES
hostile spirit, and after queIing
pm, or whipping them into snbjection,
would continue to Chihuahua, and
b Gen. Wool, unless affairs in Santa
required his earlier return. ST. Lou
Repub. l2th.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

Gen. Mirabeau B. Lamar, has been
|nmlssioned by Governor Henderson to
as civil aud military Governor of the
|yas frontier. He is to make his head
hrters at Larido, a Mexican town on the
xas side of the Rio Grand.
The Galveston News thus describes the
anlry of Gen. Lamar at Monterey:
|'he conduct of Gen. Lamar in the bat
Of Monterey was marked by his usual
|valry aud eager impeluosily. Noun
on large white horse, he was easily
throughout the engagement
7 are informed by those who were pres.
|, that after the equalization, the Mex
MS spoke ofGen Lamar, (who appears
be well known to them, in terms Of
|ravagant admiration. They shy he
med to bear a charmed life-that lhey
\ him in almost every street of the city
ere the battle ragged most Gercely-
I, as in the battle OF San Jacinlo, he
mark Of many Mexican balls, which
y imagined he could only escape by the
PROPOSITION in his behalf OF some super
ural aid.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

Monterey, Sept, 3d. had occasion to
90 on matter of business with several OF
our officers, TO call on General Ampudia;
we found his quarters finely furnished, his
tables loaded with fruit, wine and cigars,
while in an adjoining apartment were seen
several women gaudIy dressed. On our
presentation to him he merely bowed,
standing with his hands in his breeches,
with white jacket on, an unit cigar in
his mouth, and asked what we wanted,
without even extending TO us the courtesy
of seat, much less to partake of the VI
ands on his sumptuos table, He was ev-
identity drunk, and no doubt had been,
from appearance, bcastly so the night be-
fore, lie is large man of full six feet,
inclined TO corpuIency, with lutte, shrew-
ed, cunning black eyes, indicative of de-
ceit, intrigue and libertinlsm; he wore an
imperial, with tult Of beard ON his chin,
N. 0. Times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

A nail sent from Camargo 2 st Septem-
Der for the army was taken by the enemy
and delivered to Ampudia for the private
correspondence in it. This mail has been
forwarded to Santa Anna. About 2OG0
mules had been hired at Monterey for the
use of the U. S. Army, and 1900 has arriv-
ed from Camargo. Another mail for the
amry, which left Camargo the 9th October,
was captured by the enemy. Santa An,
ma is at San Louis Polosi, but doing moth.
ING. He snstains AmpuGia in what he did
at Monterey. The fever and ague is
spreading rapidly through the army at
Monterey.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

| Reported smrcndr Of ChihuoAaa-A
Fn'Iepan ofthIs city informs us that he
used letter, a day or two since, which
bean received in Camden, giving the
Fticnlar Of the surrender of chihuahua
the forccs under Gen. Wool The ar
it seems, entered the city q without
'lstance: the American flag was saIured
the citizens, and after few hours had
psed, the American officers were invited
|partake Of splendid dinner which had
Fn prepared for them by the Chihuahu-
}. That, we should say, was rather a
" mode of capturing an enemy's town.
Ecrington No. Erpress. Sd
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26
NO DECEPTION.

Not n week passes away without we have to record
some OF the most astonishing cures long tonnued Ash-
ma, mr0ient Consumption Bleeding al the lungs, Bron
chts, Difficulty of Breathing, and the various diseases
which the Lungs and Throat shjec by SHERMAN +
OLOSAONAN, or
ALL-HEALlNG BALSAN.
II has proved itself to he the best medicine ever offered t.
the public. Thousands have already tnsted It's virtues,
nnd have never found It to fail IN curing the Diseases Tor
which it is recommended Nor do they have to watlong
in order to know whether it will be productive OF good cl-
lects, as they are assured that if
ONE BOTTLE
produces no goat cFcciS upon the sufferer, twenty Bot
ties viii not and it is not, therefore, necessary that they
should spend their money in vuin
BEWARE OF A SLIGHT COUGH.
Although is passed over nnmporant, it will soon
become Seatel-ConsumrtO follows in its wake. Take
CialIy if attendcd with raising Of Mucous, streaked will
Biooi. These dangerous symptoms; hut they ARE
quickly and ciectuaIly overcome by the above remedy
ASK the sufferer from that distressing complaint,
ASTHMA,
whit he thinks Of the Oosaoninn or All-Henlng Basam
and he will tell you ne cannot live comfortably without it,
1t relieves all that DlfcHHy Of breathing, Cough and
Brightness o the Chest gives quiet and refreshing sun
her, and does for the Astmac what no other remedy in
the world will do. Witness the Of Henry Juckson,
18th street. William Bond the well known Boston Crack.
er Baker, Brooklyn; Mr. Wilkinson Iloboktu Mrs Bell,
NOfrstOwn n. ~ Mrs LuCrein Wells 800 Pearl street:
C. Cowan. Woodstock Ulster county; and Mrs Arch.
bald, IS White ST.
RAISING OF BLOOD
il eicctuay checked by this remedy, when all other
means have failed Hundreds Of cases might be related,
where persons in the city have been gwen np and pro
nounced rs past hope, who have been rcStured hy this
great remedy to the enjoyment of health Mrs Thou.
bourne, 352 Monroe street, Dennis Kelly 26 Water ST.;
Charles Robets, l1l Canal st Henry Lisbon l99 Itiv
ngton ST. and hundreds of Others who have used the rem
edy, can testify to The truth OF the above assertion.
Beware Of using only
PALLIATIVE REMEDIES.
They u into apparent security but the progress Of the
disease is unchecked, and death ensues Resort
to this GFcnt Remedy and you will not be disappointed
IN your hopes.
stock Vt. $40 go -l.-y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26
A FANDANGO.

A oorrssoondent ofthe BoonsviIle (Mo)
/ ines, writing from Santa Fe, gives the
,Iowiug unpoctical description ola New
exican iandango -
"You have, no doubt; more than once
zen the low groggery of our large cities,
|ith sanded floor strewed over with guilds
Tobacco, stumps OF cigars, and an occa-
|onol stream ST amber searching an out
t. Well, imagine the visitors usually
|und at such place to be Of rather a
ore quiet order-lhen add some twenty
thirty dark eyed, dark skinned maldens
\ oh with cigar between her lips, glass
wine-pcrchance brandy or whisky
her hand, which she would occasional
sip while smoking-imagine this, and
Pu will have pretty good idea of the
ON and the company that one finds at a
exican fandango, The music cannot
kscribe; a Spanish waltz | would If |
|uId. for it is certainly graceful and
city. The fair donnas will dance
|e cotiIlion when requested, with
|uch ease and grace too. Their ball
esses resemble ours, with the exception
|at instead of wearing hustle behind, it
invariably placed before. Another sirgu-
|rily | observed was that after dancing it
|hs customary to invite your partner to
Ike something to drink | danced but
! ce during the course of the evening. |
sure you that dancing with lady who
swers to every question you ask, no
|mprehende.' is not by any means enter
lining or agreeable"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

You speak OF my interview with the
President on the subjec, of the intended
formidable invasion Of Mexico. | wish |
had the time to do Justice to n,y recolrc-
'Ion OF the Presidents excellent sense
military comprehension, patience and
cour'cs'es, in these interviews. have
since often spoken of the admirable quail
ties he displayed on those occasions, with
honor as far as it was in my power to do
him honor.-Gen. Scott.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

DccpD's!rcSs-The Portland Argus says
that an agent has been into the county Of
Franklin, Main, drumming up" girls to
80 to work in the Lowell iacnores. This
agent has one dollar head for every girl
that he sends on. There seems to be great
distress in The factories at Present but not
of the kind the panic makers pretended.
1t 'sa distress created by press of work
beyond the ability oflhe Operatives engog,
ed to perlorm-a distress for girls and not
from failure of business.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26
The New York Globe speaks ftht

The Nno York Globe speaks ofthe
New York election as follows
"Our defeat IS only a temporary one.
The great principles of our party are
at this moment as strong as ever in the
hearts of the people, and We predict now,
that the very next issue between Demo-
cracy and Federalism will result in an old
fashioned Democratic victory, Our peo-
pie are Democratic. 1t is only necessary
that we should be united upon our candi-
dates, and in nineteen out OF every twenty
years, power will be in our hands.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26
From the Union, Tuesdav nighf.

Gun. COtton-We have received to-day,
from the hands of one OF the best chem
lists of Washington, a small portion ofths
singular substance, prepared by him &C
cording to the process Of Schonbein him
SELF 1t is decidedly the best, we have
seen, considerably superior in quality to
the cotton which Mr. Robertson brought
with him from Schonbein, in England, and
sent by him in an envelope, addressed to
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

The NewOrIeans Bulletin Of the Sd
instant contains the following paragraph;
General La Vega, we understand, has
been officially notified by his government,
that Capt. Carpenter and the crew of the
Truxton have been exchanged for him and
his fellow prisoners of war, who were TAX
en- at Resaca de la Palma, and they are
only waiting for the ratification of the a.
greement by our government, to leave for
their country.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

the President of the United States. The
specimen we have received was prepared
in a very short time in this city, and was
even slightly damp when it was sent to us.
On drying it on the hearth, we exploded
portion of it on sheet ofwhile paper.
II exhibited little or no smoke, and left the
slightest possible stain on the two last ex-
periments, and none at all on the first tr-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

4 Night in MatamOraS-At least two
DIS of the population of Malamoras
Ep in the open air in the court yards
on the tops Of the houses, ma jorily
which have flat roofs. When the no If
retiring arrives, which is, generally
|aking, much earlier than in the large
les in the United States, they pull their
out into the court yard, (every house
1 ny size here has large yard in the
r., aud two or three dozen male and
ale. sleep in me enclosure. Those who
not cots, or The means of procuring
IN, make very comfortable bed on the
Eks, with which most oflhose yards are
! ed. The great majority of the Mexi.
: rise early, frequently before the sun,
they sleep again in the evening, from
be until about half-past five O'clock
Fact, they are as regular in the Sirsia as
are in your dinner, and when return
from my dinner, there are seven or
ut houses, the front rooms Of which are
wed with cots, (bedsteads are only used
ornaments here upon which senior. Sc.
a, senoritas, and all the little oras are
ping off at a beautiful rate. AMONGST
rather particular people Of our coun-
lady would think no more of sleep
ina room fronting ,hroushfare, with
window blinds open, than she would
wing. But here, bless you, they think
ing of it. Why, here, a young seno-
will come to the window, and con.
e with gentleman other acquaintance,
nothing on but chemise, and think
pore about it than Camp street gent
hn would OF going into a house with
coat off.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

The Mexican brig of war Maiek Adhcl
lately taken prize off Mazatlan, was cut
on, by 60 men in boats from US. ship
Warren, within 100 yards of the Mole,
where there were hundreds of armed Mex
leans, who, out of respect to the guns of
the Warren, did not fire a shot. The prize
is said 10 be a fast sailer, and was proba-
bly, sent to Monterey.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

THE subscriber has just received from Market and \,
now opening large aud WeH selected stock O, choice
medicines, which are offered tor sale in large or small
quantities nj low prices for CASH.
Pl yscans and Others invited to call and examine
this stock
Also
lnree STOCK oil Paints Oils, Vamish, Japan, Bronze Gold
Leaf, Nermion, &c. &c. &c. Which are offered at "a.
tremely low prices at the Drug store by
CHA'S CHAPMAN
Woodstock Nov. 2Sth 1916 sio n
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

Mail 10 and tram the Seat Of War.-
The largest mails probably nov made up
or received in the United States, are those
between New OrIeancs aud the seat Of
war. The mail received here after the
capture OF Monterey, contained IA, 900 let
rers, and the ordinary mail ranges iron
coo to 500, The mails despatched hence
to the Rio Grande, are eaqualIy large
v. o, BuLiliR.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26
N NOTICE.

'ENE present limits inadequate to accommodate nv
numerous Tctinue Of toners. On the Ist OF Feb
rum! next, sla commence To erect "SfupeDdouy
UWedoHs', sufficiently large to accommodate my rend,
and numerous Customers. Sarge as the present ouse
u.s. II Is not sufficiently Hrgp;n "Spqc2uS IL is moi suf
crh'l PlcloS BrWidnt IN appearance, II is not sul-
GENTLY JrHidHtM This Gigantic House the fijo,,, "a
bo1'Gh Is To come doR and Ldrger more SpGcous and
bfHiahf fSdbhhHeHt is to take its place These name,
nave been applied To my establishment by those that arc
acquainted with the real character Oak HALT Such AZ
ga superior Mart,' "a PrinceIy VGrcbouSs -, ,1o,
lrading dreG,' "a NGtchi,Ss Establishments "a Tina
ire NJ HHJ0Enied TrQde,"'a Stvpcneou, Scb,,,, - o
bEtcnSuc Nlrkct,' IN Triumphant Achiprement" "a
sphere o. Lri5Gord'nGry OPERATIONS "dn Un0gproarba
ore "ohdsr'" Such names will probably apnly To NV
new CONSTRUCTIVE When completed might as well un-
ut'aNe 10 CONNIE 'he vast ocean in the limits our Pond
~. pS,nh common As TO carry on my large trade within
me wallis Of these present limits. The public are aware
mat my triumphant statements are not overrnted TIL,
raHe NJ my extensive ware rooms may be COMPARED To
large Monster, whose bulk and mighty stature have he
come 50 great that requires larger sphere for IFS mes
eht movements This Warehouse, erected in ls42 has
stood huriNalsf IN the metropolis for extent and msgn
tuue "nd yet TAR from being equal the extent ofmy
nea'y radihS operations So liberal patronage must
nave larger house for the unIetcred movements oIi,
enormous lorm. An establishment far sgrpss,nr m.
present one Is absolutely necessary and one il shortly ia
be erected that will surDrisp nrL irrb ,n ;nora,I ~
my welfare. So
OAK HALL, BosroN. C. ". SIMMONS
T. ;. Being obliged 10 move 10 make these siunsndou,
attentions the La e Fresh stock Of Fashionable Resdy
ae ciolh'ne, Flece Goods md Rich furnishing Goods
dapt'd to ths present Fail and coming Winter amount
ing 10 upwards OF Zone hundred and TWENTY-FIVE thnns
qua uoIdrS, u VIII be closed up at prices mach below
the extreme low prices have been selling. An the Crn
lure OF the present establishment for Sue-Iarge Mirrors
Shocks, Chandeliers with Rich Cut Drops Cnnnters
Ciow Gases, &c. &c. SiO 3,n ,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26
From the Boston Atlas, Nov. %.

BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
New York, Sunday Night, 8 o'clock
Later but not important from Monte
rey.
1t is positively known tina; AmPudia has
retired beyond S0InIIo, Gen Taylor can
not move Till reinforced. News has been
received Of Gen. Woods arrival near Pre-
sidio
AT Santa Fe, advices had been received
that no resistance would be made at Chi
hauhau. AT Monterey, Camnrgo, &c.
there was much sickness among the troops
One Regiment Of New York volunteers,
under Col. Burnel, has been called out by
Gov. Wright.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

Roval Bill Dcalcr.-Prince Albert has
been awarded the first prize at the Berk-
shire Eng J Agricultural Association for
the best two year old Bull.
E-5"It is understood he has number of
little BULLS in course Of training.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

MEXICAN NAMES. Chihuahua is pro-
nounced Che-wam-cac, equal accent on
the two last syIIabes, Monterey, ,Moa-
fc-r0y, accent on the second syllable.
San Luis Potosi, Sam Louis Po-t0 see,
accent on the second syllable of Potosi.
Guanaxu4to, Gman-a-wat-o, half accent
on the first, and full accent on the third
sy!lable.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26
FOR TWENTY YEARS THE MOST POPULAR REM.
EDI IN NEW ENGLAND

!
EDY IN NEW ENGLAND,
EOR Coughs, Colds, Consu,aptioHs Asihma Pleurisy,
PhhiSic, Splitting If BiOod, Hooriag Cough Bronck.
ms, anu Pulmonary affections y Diseases n The Lungs
Of erery kiHd.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has now been VERY
extensively used Tor the past twenty years. and probably
with greater success than any Other article known. An.
neNcd we make few extracts from certificates of phy
sicans and Others.
Physicians write that "they consider it safe and
very &cactouS remedy that will not dSnppont the
enable expectations OF those who Use it,"
Another says 81 have for time past, been ir the
hab Of prescribing the Vegetable Pulmonary BulSam for
consumption asthma, peurisy, splitting of blood aud
coughs, or pulmonary affections every kind; and with
confidence recommend 1t as superior to any other prCpar.
alton used for the above complaints"
A gentleman writes us 'thal his physician, who is in
inc constant habit of prescribing it in all complaints of
the lungs, recommended him make trial of it, after he
hat consulted several physicians wh0had despurcd ohs
recovery from severe affection of the ungs aud that
using il, the benefit he derived from SUCH that
eral other physicians who attended upon hiu stated that
they were fully satisfied that it the best remedy he
could use"
Another writes us, 'hat his wife, who has been roub
led with the phisc and has been under the care of sew
er eminent physicians for upwards thirty Years. with
out having heen but little benefited, obtained immediate
relief on using it, She hns used upwards Of two
y rs, and it has nfrer tdiea fgving relief at once"
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsan Tor many ears the
on!Y article know as Pulmonary BdSG. It's great celeb
ty ms gwen rise 0a great many spurious articles which
by partially assuming the name ofihe genuine or by be-
inc put up SD MS To resemble ii nearly rs possible are
often olsled upon the public for the TRUE article A.
mone these "Carters Compound Pulmonary Bnsa,n"
"American Pulmonary BaSam,n "yrgetahle Pulmonary
Syrup' pulmonary Balsam," "lndian Pulmonary Bal
sam,'"liunters Pulmonary Balsam, "&c.-Beware of nil
ut tem ENQUIRE for the article by its whole name the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, and be sure to
get the TRUE ARTICLE, prepared by REED d CUTrER,
Gate Reed, Wing CnlIcrJ Boston, and see that It has
the written signature Of HIM. JOHn cutter, upon II vel
low label on the blue envelope Each bottle and scal
stamped vegetable Pulmonary Balsan." For sale nv
Druggists, Apohecaries and Country Merchants general
". Price 80 cents.
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S,ATE Of VERMONT 1.-THE Probate Cnurt far m.
pisrRcT OF IIARTFnRns,S }Dhtrict of Hartford
To all persons Interested in the estate OF William ssch
(Innior) Hte of Norwich in sad District deccised Roy
ana Slack admnsriS Of said estse proposes TO render
nm account of her administrations and TO present her &C
count against said estate for allowance, IL session Of
sau Court to ne ned NJ the Office ofthe Judge in Hartford
in stid District on the n0h DAY nj December newt
lon are therefore hereby notified to appear before saiJ
Court at the time md place aorlsad and, ifyop sec
cause Contest the allowance Of said account.
Dated al Woodstock in said District this 10Th ,lov m.
november A. u 1910 GEO. f. WALES, Judge
40.
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Va AEsssE aiS.

In lIartand, on the 10th inst, by Rev J. II
PATTERSON, Col. EVILS PRATT, of Wood
stock, to Miss SAMANTHA A., adopted dau glitter
of STEpHfN PAINE, Esq, of llarland.
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p s.-MEDlCINEs, PAINTS AND DYE sTurrs

REED CUTLER offer at their Drug Warehouse "a
Chatham Street. Boston. one Of the largest and most com
plete asSortments of Medicines Paints and Dye Stuns
that can he found among which arc-l5O cases Rhuharb
Rooi-lOOOO lbs Cream ri Tartar, pe-l5 kegs Super
carbonate OF SOda-5O barrels EPSON Sults-20 barrels
CamphOr-20 barrels Brimstone-25 barrels Alum-s cas
es lnisolOO barrels Dye woods-lOO barrels whiting
20 tons White Lend-l0O packages Apothecares' GLASS
Ware-l50 bugs Sumnch-Linseed Oil-Spirils Turprn
tine, sc, &c. Anoihecnres, Physicians, Merchants
Manufacturers and Dyeers are invite to call before pur
chasing. $40 en-.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

congress is to NEE, Dec. 7, and the
ion will close on the 9TH of March
n the congress expires,
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G. ". SIMMONS
CON.NLSSIONERN' NOIlTCE

w me .ne Subscribers, Icing appointed by the Hon. tho
sloners, to receive cNomip, and adjust an claims md
demands OF u, persons ag' the estate of William D.
cI ais', ne OF MorM,' IN said District deceased and The
months from his being allowed for hnl purposeS
sre NOV &c Thai we will attend to the business Of
v" tnt Mt the House OF Lncretla Bartlett in said
q % Oh me .lrst Saturday in December and April, at
>E' l. W., on each of said days.
IRA DAVIS lc..
NeNch, Oct. 49, Isl6. 33s.9v
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We will place our goods and our prices alOn! side
of those OF any man this side the city.
sour roW is rccoydCd, our hammer unturicd,
In tac nam Of Iermont WC dcty aH the wOrd."
The old dynasty is Jealous Ofour suCcessand
smiled by OF ha egel t Tors who send out their
Hinn.dy.nnd would bcVU-y) advertisements from every
mock and Granny in town. But they must come down.
the day for morteagins m to buy suit of clothes is
zone by. And HGttcrS too-Chacd because iOrsOOth
will sell hats that viii not, week after they are pur-
chased, have all the coOrS Of forest in Autumn-hnt>
that Tor cheapness durability and finish exceed any thing
made in the cOuntryhavc turned their Int shops into
op shoHs and commenced the Jews trade Of selling cus
off and second hand loi!eS shall such prosper
NO-the tide sets IN to
SYLVESTER L. MUNGER'5
Nov. lSl6 No. u. Edsnhe Row.
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AND OUR FURNISHING GOODS,
Also. FWrs.
GEORGE W. VANDUZEE,

who handles the shears with much skill us Hiram
Powers do'' the Chsche perfect arts, Of his pro-
sson in the worId-has inst returned from the Cy with
he latest itShious-nnd is ready as usual to fit ev
cry body The first lime IRVING.