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NALT.-4OO sacks SALT, for sale by
~ Jan ]. WILLS, Commerce ~
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GOOD AS THE BEST

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TO wit: Side, Hanging and Parlor LAMPS, of
beautiful patterns, which will sell at the manu-
iEScturer's prices. In many parts of the city of
Tcw YORK these Lamps have superseded the Gas
Light. tJulyD WILLIAM REID, Norfolk.
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pORTER kept constantly on hand. and for
safe in piut and quart bottles.
Gan 81 STEPHEN JAMES.
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A \ Els AXES !!-Can be had at the Store of
5. JAMES, West side Market Square, Ports
sizes, at the lowest prices; warranted TO stand six
months. Oc, d
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| QAF SUGAR.-1O whole and half boxes Of
49,, Loyering's Refined LOAF SUGAR, in Store
~. ior sale by WILLS & CO.,
-."h High street.
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EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLIN ROBES.
- JOHN COOKE y CO., have Just received and
9llcr for sale few of those beautiful EMBROIDER
EDSW1SS M USLIN DRESSES. Also, few piece,
O., white Tarcton Muslin, Handsome Black and
White Silk Blond for Wells, to which they would
respectfully cali tho attention of the ladies.
Oct7 JOHN COCKE& CO
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HIGHLY IMPROVED Premium Gclatiuc
=, - Capsules of concentrated Castor Oil, without
taste or SMELL
D,rectiouS-Ouc or two Of these Capsules may
uc taken dose for "A grown person, thereby OBJ
Eating the necessity Of taking such nau5eous
Taught as otherwise would be the case For sale
HENRY BUFF,
Occ 6 IIigh street
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STARR's CAMPHINE LAMPS.-Aftor

- fair trial Of w. II. STARR's Patent Camphnc
lamps, am convinced they have no superior, Il
9rllliancy and economy be considered. Being aux-
lous to afford much light possible to the Pub
NC, j have consented to act as Agent for the man.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
ROWE8WS

Mn. EDITOR :-Ihavo ever been pleas.
ed With the selectiOnS ofPOOtrY Published IN
your paper. For after reading over the
ever exciting topic orPolAieS, many OfyouE
selections have bean truly soothing % tho
sOul. | herewith send you tho following
beautifully, plaiuilve a pathetic lines, writ.
ten BY Mr.. J. H. Bright. Thsso lines have
been favored with PlAco tmOng the ''POetS
and Poetry Of America" land win Be read
with more interest BY your citizens, when
il ID known chat MrsB. vasa resident Of
your city, at the dine q HE eArly dsaGh.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
Yours,
HE welded AGAIN

Ere death had quite StrinkeR tho biNOm
from her cheek,
Or worn OF the stnOothnesS and RlooO OF
her brow,
When our quiTering lips her dear name
could not speak,
And our hearts vainly strOvO 20 Code
judgment to bow;
He estranged himselffrom uS, and cheetully
then
Sought out . new object, and welded again.
The dust had scarce settled Itself on her
Tyre,
And its self, melting tones StilIholdeaPtivO
While we loolk'd ior her fingers TO glide o.
erthe wire,
And waited in fancy her sweet voice I"
He turn'd from her harp and lie mOlOdy
then,
Sought out new minstrel and welded
again.
The turf had not yet BY stranger been
tr0d,
Nor the Pansya single leal shea on heE
grave, M
The cypress had not taken root in the sod,
Nor the stone lost the freshness the scul'
Ptor first gave.
He turn'd from these mourhGll remembran'
ces then,
WOvs q new bridal chaPlet, and welded
again.
His dweIlingtO Us, o. how lonely and sad
When we thought Of the light death had
stolen away,
Ofthe warm hearts which once II ttS kse-
ping Il had,
And that one was now Widows ana
both in decay;
But i,s deep desolation had hSd even then
He sOngh. new idol, and welded agaiu.
But can she be quite blOHt who PresidsO
Il his hoard I
viii no troublesome vision her Happy
home shade,
Ola future love Turing and ChArping her
lord, 30
When she with our lost one forgotten
fs Iaidf
She must know he willwOrship some ether
star then,
lssek out new love, and be welded agAia'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
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GIN. HAMILTON AMP THE JUcGLER.-
The following aNecdOte, told Of he cell
ebratcd Alexander Hamilton 10 amusing.
While o. journey to Albany, he chancSd
once to put up for the night aI - tavern III
one Of the small villages OO the HudsOn
River, where a mORlG bank bad AdveTllsec
display Of his Ingenuity 81 sIIght oi haad,
&c, Oh that evening. Induced by moIiV Q
u curlOsny, aad desire to While away the
tedious hours Ofa winters evening, the
General tOk font seat ia the apartment
allotted lof the Performance His keen
piercing cyl did not escape the observation
Of the iuggler, whO stepping up 10 him aud
M nding him q silver dolloF, politely re-
0uesled HIM to hold It until he should ell
Tor it might escape his 6Ogers without his
knowledge.
The General, thinking some harmless
rick was Intended, cad being DESTROYS Of
humouring the lnkO readily accepted the
dollar, aud Cleuching il fan 10 bis hand,
waited 10 mOmeniaTy eKPeciSilOn NJ SEINE
at empt being made TO exlTIea.o i from bis
grasp without HE privIty. The jugeier
when ho attempted a new trick, would 6'si
cast an enquiring glSDco 81 the Geasral Zee
much a. 10 say, look Oul fOr he dollar, ~hen
the former would Immediately open his hand
70. convince himself that ne was yet 10
Oossessios OF il. Aher the PsFf0rmaOcr
was over, the mnnis6ank requested the
dollar Of Gen. II Who, on returning i,
observed thai be cauld discover 10 trick 10
a. a Do though" replied the moplsbsnk
sYuu had not been present three miHuies
when perceived thar Il ! did not dOsOme-
IhioR 70 divert y0uF atsDiiOn, you would
me In every trick attempted; theFeloFe
gave YOU The dollar TO hold, ana managed
70 have Il absorb 90 much 81 your aiisRiIon.
that l got through The performances muet
be,ter Ih.n expected when sou fret hxso
your eyes upon me-" Gen. n. Z . sai ,
wss highly amused Of this chef S'ouSrs 4
Ire iuegler and pronounced a the best 'E'es
psriurned that oEopiug.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT.

GEN. ScoTr.-It has recently been ru.
mored, land the manner in which the state.
ment was put forth obtained for it the be-
lief Of many Persons) that Gen. Scott had
been despatched to Mexico, to take com.
mand Of the American forces. The Bal
tlmore papers went so far as to state that he
and his staff had reached that city on their
way to the seat Of war. But it has turned
out that be was travelling to New Jersey OF
some where north on business Of private
nature entirely.
We have no idea that the government
intends having Gen. Taylor superseded by
any one. The glorious triumPhs that have
attended the forces under his command are
a sufficient guarantee that he will remain
at the head Of the Army of Invasion.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

,onnecto he wire, aud placing Il in con
act with The knob Of the qOoF co tho inside
hIs companion let on tho batteryl
The door flew OPOn. iDstanIaneoasly, and
our valiant stranger, viii the seal skin cop
YES discovered in tho act Of ahti.sngdlsE
descen down stairs, IhO aide q bic hUad
scFaP:Dg the paint frOm ne edges Of che
steps and HE leaO, meantime, pPsfoEliOR
an involuntary pirODeIie' which would have
bone infinite credit 70 q FrOnch danciDR
mSSteTl
II SO CHANGED that Zs0as had purchased
bunch Of lucileF matches the oipA, telsEe
which had been dSpnpito9 q bis cat POcks
ct. 10 his Pregpgss tORn The walgh6s hao
become auited, and BY the time 10 hd
reached The frsi Sight be ed psTOially req
covered frOmSthe fret effects Is "tbS ShOch"
bat the fluid ungled IhGOuGh bic veins,
his coat tails we're en- Gre, aOd h0 was not
''set forward" in his imaginOI1O sNys by
this laOt effort Of bis tOrmentorv. He diS-
covered the are, and pres ming it was Psrt
aRd parcel Of the "cuSaAd iNVOoti0RS be
sPrang 10 his feet, and With both haO4a
bFiskly at work behind him, for the VuFPvse
Of smOlhering the Fame, which Wrs Foas.inR
the seat Of hts ineKprassibIes--hO ''pu." lot
the street dOor at tull NalIOp9
SIRE! FIRE! Help! ysre! Owl ! murd-
FIRE! help" shouted the victim, aS be darleO
OtO the OIreel.
Away he dashed toward Baltimore, At
speed which "lighlin, line'' itself miEht
have been proud Of. Luckily square
III, he discovered a servant with hose
attached 10 one Of the hy6rAnts, busiiy On,
gagged in washing of The pavement, He
rushed to the spot, and turning short before
hlm--a pOslerorl-he beGGed him, at the
top OF his voice, "lOr GUG's sake" to spU
aim out! Perhaps his SabIe frisnd'S eye
dInt gIiSten aud may be he ''iNuFy" dinf
shine, as he chsrI'ably turned ''lhO curFen
d that stream" upon the HOmensIOnable
porllon OF the poor devils NethermeNtS!
"Th0 Gre was extinguishsd without SER
Gus damage p az the papers Say--lhe lOrfeF
was thoroughly satuFaled-aOd hsvIUe
exchange his, "hsAvy inside WEI" iOr a
skin drsnching, he departed, perfectly CO.
Der, amldst the jeers OF tho crowd whO had
Witnessed the finale --mOSt vOcileTousIy
cufsing all improvement in magnetism
aOd cOmbustibIes 49,
Philadelphia, Oct. 5. 1916. G P.R
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
From Meals Gazette.
OH LADY, WAKE THOSE NOTES
AnATNf

OH LADY, WAKE THOSE NOTES
AGAIN.
NJ LIEUT.. A. T. LhH, eFh INFANFRx, 2. 4 -
Oil Lady wake those notes againI
To those who idly lief TO thees
Ii may be but careless strain,
But, oh I tie mournful Joy 70 me.
Less welcome to the violet blue,
h the first drink Of morning dew
The breeze that spreads is leaves apart
Than thai low music TO my heart.
IRel as when heard il fret,
And, oh meIhinks q sisters eye,
Beams in my own. as Il did erSl,
When childhood days vent dancing by.
I see the valley and the stream.
Where passed my childhOOdlike z dream;
I hsarthe music il the air-
These lips are mute that woke Il there.
wake--ohl wake thoos notes again
N0rheedmy tears, tho they should
Gov;
I'd rather weep Ger such strain,
Than smile midst Fapiuro's widest
glow.
And when ulaF in aheF time,
Think az thee In distant elima,
I'm pledVs 10 her uheso minslrelgg
Could bring my childhood back % ns.
Rochester, N. 4.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

VIRUS The everlasting bile uil'
erumbls 20 due, bai he lndaenea Il .
qood &C, whl never de. Toe EARN ~
prow Old and perish, buI urue q he hear
All be ever green snd aour'sh lhruughup
s,sfuuy. The 40 nshd stars uiil grow
ann. ed ne sun roll from ths heaven
bot ,rus religion and uodsflsd VII gFUu
briohiur ard brighter, cod oa csapl IS sxia
vb,lo Cod hinsslf thln I've.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

GEN. WOOL.-The New Orleans Com
mercial Times says, upon the authority Of
Capt. Baker Of the steamer ManmouIh,
that Mr.. A. s: DaunOy returned from Mon
clova whittier he had been sent BY the
government as commissary, to carry specie
for the use Of Gen. WOOl's army, and re-
ports that he arrived at that city on the 9th
ult, and found Gen. Wool and army en-
camped there in excellent health and high
sDiritS. He states that there is doubt Gen.
Wool intended to advance direct to Saltil-
q. situated about $50 miles from MOnclO-
"a. He Is therefore safely quarted at the
DE former place, long ere this.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

A HERONE.-Whilet the war with Mex
ico has served to bring forth the chival-
rous actions Of our brave cOuntrymen and
% prove that the same spirit which ANNA
ted our forefathers in the days 9th revO-
luton, and which has ever been character
istic Of the Anglo Saxon race, glOws IN
!, thsiF bOsoms, il has also served to develop
he latent enegies and Spartan spirit Of OuE
Cir eountrymen. Among others Of the lat'
or Uho have acted uObly, cur exchanges
chronicle the conduct Of Mrs. Chase, the
American COusuls' lady, at TampicO. L
e stated that when the American vessels
we've approaching the city Of TampieO, d
dssance Of the Mexican civil authorities
she boldly. ran up the American Aag-+tell-
ing them thatthey bad better be quiet thai
gur governments bad then an immense fOrc'
pn he march Cor hat place &c. &c. Pre-
yiOus 70 The capture Of that city, it ip sia'
I'D hat she vIrpie toCqmmOdOrs CoanOr
ppaHughima d1a sfihsi0HnAnd harbOr
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

and giving him correct information as to the
manner by which it could be caPtured.--
The regulars having recently taken pos
session Of a battery near the city, called ii
Fort Ann. complimentary to her.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

.n1- tns "a ehest genius, hEg ne NOS
srIls sot, uhsu u1euliiVslte, eooeis ~
,asoihs raakssi weeds, End Instead g gines
and olivss lur lhs plcsrnre end uoe n inans
uTu3ueuu % Ia aloihf-f oWnsB ~ MT
.baujshl sre5 q Psi1oai.--tlA
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

RELIEF TO Misunderstanding have
been held in Washington and New York,
with the view of adopting means for afford
ing relief to the poor in Ireland, who, Ow
'ng to the failure Of the potato crop, are
brought to the very brink of starvation.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT

IsPUBLIsHFD EVERY TUESDAY EVENING BY
@. w. JONES Il Il. BARKSDALE,
On Main Street, YaEoO City--over the Store
Of r. WALLACE & Coat Three dollars year,
m ADvARcs-or four dollars, ifnOtpaid within a
month from the time OF subscribing.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

TAllP1co.-This town is now sufficient
" RarrisOned to Withstand any attack that
may be made against it. At our latest &C
counts $50 regulars had reached there UNI
der the command Of Col. Gates, to whom
the United States Naval authority there hao
delivered over The city and POris' A de-
tachment Of 6OOlrOOPs from Gen. Patier'
sou's command bad also arrived.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

Eeisnrs is time TOT dung pOmelhins
useful:lhIs leisure he diiigent man VII
ub,ain. bot the ley man never; g lha@ .,
Poor Richard Says,'EA lie n { leisure and
life Of laEipssP qFs fEo lhing's--
FrHlkiE, s-7,sr.ei rsr7f,'sf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-14

Loss OF THE UNITED STATES Trans
PORT SrEAMsHIP NEPTUNE.-The New
Orleans papers contain full accounts OF the
loss Of this vessel, wrecked on the TamPi-
co bar. No blame is attached to the off,
GERS. Capt TatnaIl Of the United States
steamer Spitfse came to her assistance and
relieved all Of her hands from their PerilOu'
situation.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
;'F7kIGSE1EH=

The MOTHERS RELIEF, medicine which
soothes the disagreeable sensation of Fe-
males about TO become mothers, and in
sures safe delivery in all cases where NAL
formation or some unnatural circumstances
do not prevent. The reputation of this ar
ticle. though silent, has become so extend
ed as to produce an immense demand. A
pamphlet intended only for the eye ofthose
directly interested and their physicians, is
prepared for gratuitous distribution where
the Relief is for sale.
As we are thus obliged to come before the
public, we take the occasion TO say, that if
the increase of the call for the Mothers
Relief, wherever known, be any guild to
a direct opinion to be formed of the esti-
nation in which it is held, we have the sat
isfaction of believing that it has been the
means of a leviatiny IN infinite amount Of
suffering, and of savein many valuable
lives. Wherever it has been used during
the above period, deep rooted preiudices
have given way 10 candid and thankful ex-
pressinns ofgratitude, and wish 10 extend
on their parts, as far SIS possible, its bene
fits. Medical men of high standing have
had the candor to acknowledge for once,
that their prejudices must be abandoned,
and have been advocates for its use.
Ill those who wish, are invited to call
and procure pamphlets without charge.
For sale by w. p. kUSSEL.
The authorized agent for this place and
vicinity.
MlddIebury, CT. fst, lS45.
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NEW BOOK STORE.

L. VIC ARK. is now receiving
ard has for zen lore, one door east Of
]. n. Slte s. TO general assortment Of Classical
ant >cIoo : 90 o ether with a select assortment
of MISC :. oJs At9 RELIGIOUS works. In
add OF .'e c. S,;cal and school books in general
Use, e has IreeD,Iv received the Mass. District
School L'j'ary .'n,s,ng a good assortment, Of
instructive boO!s in vpriors departments Of useful
knowledge.
ALSO
a 1'''assoripent ofife books publ shed by the MASS
5. ;. SocIErY,sr Ct 'o'he capacities ofthe Dung,
TIE l.. i, "''S. nG Pm aged. The salutary infu
ence fIoJe lc. o1s lss been felt and acknowl-
edged by C.'rsi. PUIi;c for several years with
increasing Z. fisc C. ior.
Churc''-s WHO WI srp nv Their schools can OBJ
tain tbe'r looks y. ICES hey sold for
at f;e dcDosdo'v ILos,on, viii slight additional
charge for
ALSO. : % .'out o tie publications Of the
Amer;c. 7 Doc - T.6Lt SOci~iy.
TIE sJovew Of, lvar;tjIv at the same prices
they : eve Il n Lo on Persons wishing to
supply - F. ~ ,,choo will do well to call
Any 300 w;si-t 20 no. on hand canbe
dered, Fnu a;Ded a $40 no. ce.
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THE VEGETABLE
Pill M0NARY RklSkM

Is probably almost without parrelel in having during
trial of nearly twenty years fully maintained the high
reputation which il has acquired for Consumptve Com
plants and all diseases Ofthe Lungs Throat and Chest
1t has been used probably with greater Than any
other article known, and many physicians who have had
opportunity of witnessing its highly saluary effe do
hesitate recommend Re, cOnve 'ie1ti I'd
very efcacious medicine equrl 4 nos superior az 9th
prescription for the above Il aiDt within e LIOwl
edge and which has seUO Ls Hpouted the ieasona-
Bile expectations OF those WHO Il. We used IL ~
The propreiors d"ceGd the present un3lpsh
ing STYLE of advertise, SIMILAR arcls II IS 10 wei
known TO require and they W. u ne ely
refer those who w's,I oc iher colhnnTtOd is su9e
riorry TO those who AVE used it, and 10 Ie hrme GU:
certificates of Phys;c aud ore arc'~G each bot
tie The Vegetable Pa .DO1. Baisam or ran
years the only article krowh Pulmonary BT 'sIT.
great celebrity has given great many spur oUs ar
Iicles, which, by partially the rome u'tIe se1u
inc, being put reseg'Je - cavF RS pos
sible often oIsied upon the pl3lc ne tire arce
Among these "Car.ers CCmpOraL Pulmonary Eal-
SAM sAmerican Pulmonary BaIsam Vegetable Pull
monary Syrup" pulmonary Balsam '-indinn Pulmo
nary BaIsam.' Hunters pulmonary Ea" N " &c--Be-
ware of all Enquire 10 tie a'tc'e bv its wholr
name the VEGETABLE rULMONA BAISAM, and
l. the article prepared ~ RE WINo ard
Cur Err hulesale Druggists, 81 Chm lam - Get, Bs
tnnn and see that il has the written signature ef VIM
Jon'n Cutler upon 4 yellow label Oh TIE blue envelope
Each bntile and seal is stamped Vegetable pulmonary
Balsam." FO sale by Country Merchants generally.
For sale by SIDNEY MOODY.
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How TO GET HEALTH Thousands Of persons
continue to themselves Of Colds Coughs. Head
ACHE Rheumatic Affections, Small POx, Measles,
Cosveness, Influenza. aad the host Of those indIca-
tions of the body Of the blood being out of order,
simply by perseverngy using Brandreth's Vegetable
JHiueTsai Pills. so long any symptoms of deranse-
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this medicine is indeed beyond price.
AGENTS.
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coe, New Haven, Warre1 S. Brown. Addison
P. Fletcher and Son, BridpoTt; Wright and
Bush, Shor cham; W. B. Bixby, Vergennes;
I. g. Mead, Cornwall; J. Simonds. Watch
Point; A. weiherbee, FeTrsburgh Ccnire
Allen and Wheeler, North Ferrisburgh; NJ w.
Kinsley, Monkion Ridge; Geo. w. Parmelce
Bristol; Simon Taft, Whiting.
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STOW rs 4!
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.

WOULD inform the pubic that he ha>
removed to the Store recen. v occupied b.
}. VI. SLADE s Co., where he offers for
sale a general as>Grtment0 and
other CASTINGS, from the well known
Furnaces of .Aiessrs Granger of Pittsford,
Blake of Brandon, and Wainwri right of this
place. Consisting in part of their various
patterns of Cooking Stoves, and great va
riety of .4ir TighiEand Boz Stores, Cau
d-on Kettles. Sieish Shoes, Sc.
Also. a tG'5e. and better assortment OF
HoliOtU Ware THAI can be found n this vi
cinily. Also he celebrated Tabor Pioirs,
m inu!artured ct Lincoln, Vt. which drew
the premium TT he last annual fair, Oct.
1914
lie also manrf,.c 'es all kinds of TIN
an Sheet HoI Wc.e Sore Pipe SC.
Those wishing to Purchase any thing in
his line of hu ,incsS viii do we'll to call aHd
examine his Sio, K anu Prices before buy
Ing elsewh re.
All kinds o. JOB WORK done on sho.
notice and The most reasonable terms.
Most kin''s ofCountry Produce received
in payment.
MidJIehury. Sept 26. 1915. %
NlHPET WARP, and Cot. Yarn, of all Nos
\ Of est quality, just received and for sale by
A. P, ROSCOE.
Oo,r TIaran Oct 10 ISf5
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-03
DRUGS &MEDIClMES
STOW rs =!

FStHE subscriber has now on hand aud fol
q sale, a greater variety of Stoves than
he HIS ever had before. In addition to all
the most approved Patterns which are man
uiactured in this region. he has several new
Patterns both of Cooking and Parlor Stoves
from Albany and Troy, which have never
before been offered in this market, and in
regard to prices, he does not intend to be
un;lersolG unless others see fit to sell less
than cost. Also. as usual, Stove Pipe and
furniture ofall descriptions. Also. Hollow
Ware, and an extensive assortment of TIN
Ware IF a better quality than can be found
in the State Of Vermon:, he challenges com
petition with any.
Also, CaIdron Kettles, and Tabor's Pre-
MUM Poughs, u which will be sold lower
than ever. The public are invited to cali
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
A. WILCOX
Middlebury, Oct 20, 1545. %