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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

ing the restoration of peace. To this end recon-
mend tha; authority should be given TO call into the
public service large body of volunteers to serve
for not less than six twelve mouths unless
discharged.
A volunteer force is, beyond question, more ef
6cient than any other description ofciIizen soldiers;
aud it is not to be doubted that number far be-
yond that required would readily rush to the field
upon the call Of their country. | further recon-
mend that liberal provision be made for sustaining
our entire military force, and furnishing il with
supplies and munitions OF war.
The most energetic and prompt measures, and
the immediate appearance in arms of large and
overpoweriug force, are recommended 10 Congress
as the most certain aud efficient means Of bring.
ing the existing collision with Mexico to a speedy
and successful termination.
In making these recommendations, | deem il
proper to declare that il is my anxious desire not
only to terminate hosities speedily, but to bring
all matters in dispute between this government aud
Mexico to early aud amicable adjustment and,
in this yiew shall be prepared TO renew negotia-
tons, whenever Mexico shall be ready to receive
propositions, or to make propositions Of her own.
transmit herewith copy of the correspondence
between our envoy and the Mexican minister for
foreign affairs, and much Of the correspondence
between that envoy and the Secretary Of State, and
between the Secretary Of War and the general IA
command on the Del Norie, as are necessary TO a
full understanding of the subject,
JAMES X. POLK.
Washington, May llth, 1876
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

Gen Scott has been placed at the head Of ia. Am,
$4,000 Of the volunteer force about to be raised
into the field as possible. The re uaiuder of
unieers will be held in reserve The Union. Of H.
night, states that the President and his Cabios,
actively engaged in organizing the military and nav,
ces under the recent act Of Congress lie is 10 eo,,
communication with hts Secretaries, and in fteoB.,,
sutation, night and day with his Cabinet Air,rv,,.
making, which will be announced in due s.,.5, =.
entertain little doubt that they will be foord ,,,
~ to the county The plan Of the campaign will d.,
Itself 10 twenty days AFTER the fiery torch s passed
the land, we shall have $1,000 volunteers 10 take III ~
Those who live the Of action, will o,,s,h. .
first called ont, but the more distant volunteer. will
in reserve TO bide their time, If they wanting vi,
derssnd tina, offers pouring ia upon the Pr,,.,,
Among them, that can call 70 mind, is r.gin.oi t
Penns, wanna, under General sherwood-s bri,,s. -
New York, under Gen. Clubs Mcneil Offer, Of ,.,,,
in various forms, are made"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

NEW RATES OF PosrAcE MIR Hopkins, from the Com
'ee on The Post Office and the Post Roads reported
the House on Monday bill establishing the following rates
of pnstage
For every letter packet Of one quarter of nm ounce mr.
less conveyed $40 miles less cents aver 300 and less
than QUO miles, 10 cens GOO miles, Is cents and for
every additional quarter Of fraction less tina
the quarter OF an ounce additional postage except when
letter written on single sheet Of pupeI weighing over
one quarter Of an ounce or less than half ounce the sim
continued from and after July is4s f in the opinion Of
The Postmaster General the revenues Of the Department
ters carried aver 100 miles.
Newspapers sent by publishers to subscribers or agents
ioo mules, cent over 100 miles, cents pamphlets &c
per sheet, less than 100 miles, cent 100 miles ca
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21
A PROCLAMATION.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED sr.,,

hTATt.
OF AMERICA HIe
Whereas, the Congress Of the United State, h. 49,.
the constitutional authority vested in them b,sy WH
BY their act, bearng date this day. that by m. ~, .'
Republic Of Mexico, state Of war exists be,w.' o. h
Governments Wv w
Now. therefore, !, James x. Pok, Presidep, ot,.,
ed States of America, do hereby proclaim line NV, Wv W.
whom il may concern. And / do specially .si'"e NG
persons holding Offices civil military, unda, XVI % q
" al the United States, that they be ygant ana -,
dischargng the duties respectively incd,nt ill.,, 'N'g
And do moreover exhort all the good ppopls ~, -
ed States they love their cuunlry as they u
which have forced on them the last rescft Of ninS
aud as they consult the best means under H. ~ u''
Divine Providence Of abrdging its calamitje, t,,
rf themselves in preserving order, in pron,o,,n, "
and maintaining the authority and efficiency oe Jl'N
supporting and invgofatine al the MEASURE, bisl 81
adopted by the constitutional authorities 70, '! /.
SPEEDY termination md an honorable peace ~ahl
In testimony whereof, ! have hereunt6 ST. mel,
caused the seal Of the United States to be
presents. Wv
Done at the city Of Washington, this 18Th d, !,
in the year Of our Lord ls46, snd cs,, ~
T.. 5 Independence Of the U S tha 7mt VIZ
p..p.,,.., JAMES X PoI
JAMES BUCHANAN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

RVroE o. PEITATLTHs We heard las, evening tslp
affidavit had been made before Judge McCaleb r N.
S District Court TO the effect that vessels in this oo -,
about preparing to sail prvaeers sgansi the An..,,
commerce. This may be true or not, bu, il e.,,
becomes The officers Of customs to BE- on the allen
D. has been b,n,ed 10 Us that certain emssares via -
now who have been lately here. bad ~ their o.ts
commissions tor privaseers. signed By the Mexican v
ties which tNey ready u dlspse Of 10 person, M,
10 incur the risk Of hosting the flag Of hat country 70 ca
against the commerce Of the United States
This traffic IN ieonious documents might have bee,
red on week ago without much hazard u the persons N
emlssafes but under present eircunsisnees hsv MN
End some benefit in secresy and caution For haasnsi
sake, we again inform thuse enissares that ovsH
are watched ~. o. Courier
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

The following the yeas and nays, in the Senate on
the passage of the BILL Tuesday, recognizing war with
Mckee, and giving power to the President prosecute ii
feas-Mess Allen, Archer Ashley Atchison Atherton
bagby; Barrow, Benton, Beren Beese, Bright Cameron
LASS John NJ Clayton, C"lquit, Corwn CFtienden Dsy.
,oh D'x Houston Jarnagin Jenncss Johnson of MARY.
,snd, Johnson OF Louisiana, Lewis, McDufie Mangum
n"rehesd Nhea, Prnnybaeker, Rusk, Sempe, SEWER
Yul-e--4n. - "s''
nsys.MesSrS Thomas Clayton, and Davs-2
lMr Cntlendens name being called he answered &c Az
except the preamble. i -
In The House. the vote the above bill was I73 yeas To
~ nays The following the names Of the members who
voted IN the negative ~
Mrssrs @ Adams, Ashuiun, Crnnston. Culver Dali.
no, Gdd'ngs, Grinnel Hudson d. ?. King Root Sever
ancr, Strohm, Tiden, and Yance-I4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

NEw YoRK-The Legislature of New-York adjourned
on "Wednesday ofa week, after session of I25 days
Just before the adjournment concurrent resolution au
horznR the Governor in his discretion call into active
service $4,000 volunteers and apProprang SOOOOO Ion
this purpose offered in The Assembly and was adopt,
ed by an overwhelming But was not acted on by
the Senate.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

According to paragraph in the n o. Peayrne ots
9Th, there is very little haste n Texas rush
Of the S. Array That paper in announcing The auu
OF the Telegraph steamship from Galveston The 30
We regret To say that the steamboat MOnmngh ei
Galveston for BaIos Santiago with only sixteen vouHfs
on board tCall you this backing your rends The Pc
enrolling themselves. The steamboat Col HaBsy bod na
left Galveston when the TelegIaph saed"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

hrNico AsD THE UsirEO SrArEs-Prob NJ Esgl4+
fcfeT'Hee -'Ihe Philadelphia Evening News says.
letter received al Washington recently, by resp'
bic gentle from merchant in Vera Cruz dasd A'i
ID which be remarked that The movements Of ts MI
can Amy towards Texas would drpend upon adyers s
eSpretrd from England snd which reached hpfe .bafr
afterwards whrrruPon the signal inr these operations
given, and The result is befre the world It sugyt
from this strong fact, that Great Britain an aeor &
The scenea m THIS altempt of Me1ico
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

PnivArEERIsG We learn tha, arrangements hav, ~
made by some Ameriean merchants al Havana To ID
e1iean Fi'rts OF marque in order 10 prey upon Afa
cornmrfce. The Consul at Havana has transni,.t d.
namrs OF at least two In government Is ernii
however, that whoever is found board any Of se h.
ters 81 marqoe, not genuine Mexican cltisrn vii .,
pended rs pirates at the yard u naiona
and hnse ~ this country who engaged IN hins ss
out be hung as trsitors.-.N. O DeLa.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

DROWNED While some men were rafting logs on lhsn
Gay last at place called the Bend about half mile ss
ms village one Of them, Arson Stone lel from log sa
was drowned One Of the attempted 10 recover pm
ny dv'ng, and came drowning; but was TeeS'es'
wnh considerable exerton. Mr. Stone - years @d -
ms parents, we understand reside in this tOwn-baAa
Ter, ~ ~ Gas.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

IMPORTANT OFFGR-We understand from good ,sihs,
ty that ofthe chiefs of the Greek nation Vas.
ngton. has Offered 10 the President the servicrs OF
sand picked warriors, should they be required the ae
with Mexico This is most praseworthy asut i'l
we have doubt will be made Of eeciualy
requires Phil Pena.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

TRouBIE AHEAD FOR MExIco-We were talking y'ssi.
day with an officer of volunteer corps and be nof
US that there not in his regiment that k'ar az
th7g about Geography, any dfsreAos becssS h '''
East and Usst If hs Rio Grande We bear oi RsPse
lies spoken OF in Mexico, and We sac eSnddafg Get
sTRoTs for these Republics The events Of the future
open with singular mngnifcende.-N 0. TrOPie
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

GES. TAyLoR's REqUisITIos FoR TRooYs -Arr,ihJs
instructions tom Washington gwen IN ibs rvrubu
Gently traHspirrd Gen Taylor hos msd- rrqusss ~,
The Governor Of Texas for 24OO rihrmen aud uyan n
Governors of Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama, ft.sa
ironnr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

FIVE HuSDRED DoLLARs A DAY FOR STEANsolrs-lh
following paragraph is from the N. O. Delta oflhe 'h'
DemErrage In consequence Of the volunteers not h''
ing been ready to start Tuesday board The Ga5''1
she receives demurrag the rate of $500 pet day a
Tuesday evening last
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

=, IHE haILRoAp-The stock books for the Hampshire .
itahAhn Railroad were opened in this town on IhuIlt
ess'; ana up 70 this time Gone week aer) something %
sEFENIf-TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS hiss ~,n
subscribed, with Prospect that il will be eonsdeiag ~
creased Such a subscription is a noble commencement
-.3nh'ra Express.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

NIwHAsrsHIRE.-The votes for Representative to Con-
gress, cast at the last trial in Hampshire, have been
counted by the Governor and Council Mr. Woodbury.
20 500 MIR Goodwin 1867 Mr. Hale II 475 scattering
ll6' Majority agans, Woodbury. l4l2. The official vote
for State Senators has been declared II is understood
that not than Eve Senators have been elected
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

USAoooUyTABLE-The N o Picayune SAYS ave bet
know when have many arms in sings as Il
yesterday. Can II be tina, drafting had any thing do
A.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

We understand that Gen John Nevers has been reap
pointed High Sheriff for this County This appointment
val probably give satisfaction than any other Hi
could have been made Greenfield Democrat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

Capt Thomas c. Lord was reelected to The Capiainsy
The Lafayette Light Infantry of Brateboro on The a
INST We suspect that better Captain marched
the head OF a company.-GTtenfeidD Democrat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

BALLS AND SHELLs.-One hundred tons Of cann.o
pals have been ordered by the u. S. Government \,
ne cast at Philadelphia, and large quantity o. e''
smells have been ordered to be made at New YORK
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

SvioIDL.-Mrs Elizabeth Brown. If Warwick who, We
UNDERSTAND has been IN feeble health for several Yeas P
ana subject to Turns OF partial arrangement committed SUI
e'oe last week Tuesday, BY hanging hrrsel-Bar' IA"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

" appears that Mrs Cross widow or the Colonel muTo
living at Washington, although her health is feeble
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

IJ' We publish to-day the brief of Messrs Webster &
Coamer the Of the West River Bridge Co. Joseph
Dir ct al defendants in which argued before the su
pFeme Count Washington last winter Mr. Phelps brief will
be published week.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

W The report that Mr. Pakenhan the British Minister
mad protested against the blockade of the Rio Grande
cOntradicted by the " Union"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

NJ We are indebted unknown friend for file Of
New Orleans papers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

InE Rio GRARDE.-We presume our readers ell under
stand that the Rio Grande Rio Bravo and Rio del NoIs
aIe SO many different of the same great River Tp
IA .ne southern slope Of the Rocky mountains a9G L
CO. Its course is in good part hnly peoped De-
~ ''u W some places mountainous and in Others oI
eseu OF vide sterile plains, Valuable mines Of COD ~
,n eAlsi N the province Of Santa Fe l5Oo "
from It's mouth The river Is seneray rand and Foey
Irnoerng navigation dangerous IL not impossible but le
uellsFe y may be assembled by steamboats, to ~
|Ss ma'amoras, some seventy to eighty miles from Wv
"u''' Is 'he usual head Of navigation-N y TribHns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

W Congress did more business in the first five davs of
ss week than had been done during all the rest of the
sion-nearly sir naonthsl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

~ we wish II to be distinctly understood that we shant
g o. personally take any part lot in present
WIN eaco NOT but that we arc courageous and patriotic
as other folks hut might get kard and then our GJ,
would feel dr,adtuly ''''''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

Gen Taylor camp extends about four miles along The
river henktwo mills above and two miles below Ma,snn
s me enrenehment 10 erect it rrqnired twenty three
hnhurrd men for thirty days II is made of sand and CIV
eIra WIN twigs interviewer like basket work anr,onndd
oy very wide aud deep ditch The walls Of the nngazine
~ thr interior of the fertilization formed of potk bar
over with timber which sand is pled ten or twelve ,
Twelve heavy pieces of ordnance placed as 10 com
anu me town OF Matamoras Strong guards of foot and
mounted men established on the mafgin of The
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-21

W The Government has decided not TO receive vcon'
ee's ior The army who reside north Of MasOns and p
ons line No reasons are given,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
Books,
VIM TAYLOR & CO S no , a-,or House
NEIN-NrAH ADDRESS

WIN. TAYLOR 6. CO. s no A.,or House,
NEW-YEhR ADDRESS.
ONcr more good Friends, as limc with sreedin: wnGs,
The advent of another NV YEAR brings,
We Gene before you, earnest TO confess
How decn our feelings OF Indebtedness
We are yuur debtor--for many favors shown
And aid sustaining. willingly
Nor ask n WoillleT task than lhus to iru,u.
In humble lyne-a tribute Of esteem.
This the season of abundant cheer,
The Ci;y hails with Joy the Newborn rear
Economy his stringent hand festrans
And lDyOue miT,iI around premely reiErs.
Happy The guest md happier yet the host
Or Hostess nov tho Ladies guard The post
Who thus with srdor hospltable strive,
Good cheer dispense, aud happiness derive
Now grateful -iits rejoice The youthful mind
Domestic Toys IN ciOser links 10 'ind,
Fantastic flnkeis- infant sports 10 aid
OF every shape. OF every sIle and shade.
From the mere .toy-a tOp-a doll OF bali
To the rich vo!Ume-HcList cLaOf ali.
Noblest for IN lis page instruction lives
And true ffomethcau hIe TO mankind gives.
SpHfkles with Wit each pleasUre 10 enhance.
Or moral truths his gravest cause tefvancc.
So on our shelly for tsstlse day. found,
All thGt IN beaIly and in wealth Gboucd,
In matter choice-and by The ensraveIs arts,
Riyas OF Natures mos, enchanting parts
A nj obation 10 fair woman's shrine
NNl-.. worth and hnauy equally conblnc
These for the Holidays :-tUI other seesons, when
The usual cares Of life return again.
Socitous 10 PLEASE our patrons kind,
We books provide to suit eacl' slud!ous mind.
Rich Magazines with Learning. treasure stored,
And OF contributors guudly horde
No magic uSutg no mysterious brt
The priceless truths of learning 10 impsrt-
For tho the spirits OF the past are found
Upon our shcves-they' re quite securely bound,
And from III. living Spirits Of the Age,
Full sparks 10 illuniuc Hisinry's future page.
Now To our Patrons all. be JOY aud heR!th.
Increasing store OF every worldly wealth
May peace of mind and the best gitls ui Heaven
hlurk Il.. y pur ~
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ANNUAIS AND GJTT BOOKS.

CLARK Y USTlN having taken The weil-knowr stand
Y Ne p, Broadyvsy recently occupied by Meszr,
ton X Miles prepared furnish their friends ard fa-
irons with a articles N The Book HHt Stationery -e a.
the lowest cash prices
Their Isl of Holiday Book. embraces al the English
and American AnruA.s Illustrated o!unes o! Tie Fee's
and an almost rLC.ess variety c JuE-E!ies
c. y A. have Away hand the greatest vaieiy Q!
Games In the United States among thea are Tie oo''-
ing, viz = -,
Merry Game Of Multiplication Dad Figures, PuzzeNy
Happy Hiis Com,cal Converse MeaaceEes Game oi me
Golden Ers Errand Sov, Geographical CH1r,, &C. &c
CLARH = AUSTIN, Cheap Cash Hoekse!Isrs'
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS.

BEAUTIFUL BOOKS Foa PRESENTS
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We care Ia assortment Of :t= 5-et JG4= =c.-
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Also, Ee-s-el assortment Of Games OF s-sIy tesc:!p
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New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
miscellaneous.
ASHES INSPECTION

rsNIE u pERSlGNEO have associated themselves m
der the and iirIA oi FREEBOEN. JEWETT
Co :r the purpose oi pursuing tie business o. INSPECTION
Of Pot and Pearl Ashes and have opened 81 oice Nc ~
and Wasaiu unii! the si u May next alter which
time thew VIII be found the old established Inspection
Wsrchousc Is and 10 Wesi.s. IN lie cl.y ci New Nors
The o ~ sreciOn ~ future, being unrestricted
and free, regards cgsl requirements stil u IRE
sumed viii supcrsrde ,lc necessity Of The cesshca-
iion these articles according 10 the proper sanaNd y
persons cunpe,eaI perform the This seems 10 oe
called for skill ana experience necessary 70 arrive
Al tie dieren; properties OF The articles tie ptere'Eauon
ch.racicr OF Ashes III foreign markets H as'
promoting the convenience ana facilities oi dealers IN
these articles. -
The undersigned feel assured thai they entitled 10
The confidence the public the score oi ihofoush
kro>vsds- OF the articles they propose ssci and cnss
ifv a. c members The nCn having been fEcca'y ana
almost con lary many years pas, engaged IL Tue m
,rcct:o UNshrs and in Will give their per, uua! ~
tr!icr 10 the business Will be ain 20 preserve the
standard cl Peccl and do justice 20 The manufacture!
and life consumer.
The fees OF inspection viii bo reduced trom former rac.
twenty per cent. and fNcd cshI cents peg hundred
pounds. winch w. DC inva,ish.s
Ashes tc received ~ The Warehouse on storage y.
the usual subject ic order fer inspection ~ other
Use.
Submitting Ire above matters to your consideration.
s6S be pleased ST S times 20 receive auy ashes you
st fl entrlsI
Very res >pcc t!l;lly. your cSeient scrgsrts
tREEBORN. JEwErT y co.
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New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
SpLEVDID PRESENT.

StLE DID AtIS--Is 7
ryNHE DRAWING-ROOM MINSTREL, or On Book
I lSlt : IUst published by FIRTH, HALL fOND,
so & .,'u!NAy. aad FIRTH HALL, FrlCkln-squaIe-
|, cc-;s..s some uf tie most beautiful Music Pub
.hcG IL The country. Ead ehe.tea with niae sp-n-
ddly executed illuminated Autographs. st Will contain
Love-, new Song. y Wa;ch yol veil by Daylight
aad The Two Sirls " also DoisyorIh'. hnicAeroocs'r
and Claus oas.fi!.es. &c &c The MUSIC : al
we! scrcei La3 WI Us mos; desirable Holiday pre-
ssr, dl+ tas
New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-31
FGailionnhle o-luthinn-

\NM. =. JENNINGS ). 10. prsPer. sad Iallofs,
" Importers Il C'otas Cassiuefes, V-sln-s, Fancy
Dress Articles Neia spp5ecan3J II the "alcA
s,srd-d thrit efforts ,AleriaS community would
;,uder assurance. upon The ofth- Ea..
Trade that i!'s be their cpd. lid t- iutuc,
mer,. witch b.ye teadered . s,oedwsy riE ESTAB.
LiSENENT Al which flfr.shs1 Garments. possessing
ih- requisites wh.ch muss oonGluae ai them
the economist FOR IN he .ye sad character - the cloh
ln enabled - fniah, through ta= sid Of ~ e'hci-as
corp, Of cutters Pc found In ts country. ibr
,-guel - ne attractions cf our moderate enar<e.
Ala.ss assortment of nrN = ,Jr Ft.l aai $, uis'
.re offered FOR u.P-csiep -ymrtisiuS CLOTHS,
TSceds Se. Tor ores. an Froc& ces rcuats. saes,,
kc. French. Eagi.h snl 4 Tor Pen,a-
lopu- tN.ord Ia rel-rrnr which "a.
etpcri-uc. has s4l-hsd ,h- IlJ-- r.oHcel-s
uli r this line Is ss.r-cia., -eits- 10. Velvet
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