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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-27
TO the --LATEST MOMENT.

New LoAN.--Mr Grund, the Washington cores
pondent Of the Baltimore Sun, whose predictions
hitherto have become history, asserts that new
loan must be negotiated, that 1t will be recommended
Congress- to pledge the Mexican revenues for its
redemption, &c. ~.
New YonK.--The division in the Democratic
ranks of the State seems now to be complete, but
we predict that election day will put end to it,
The Democrats quarrel always before the day of
election. However, we trust our prediction will not
be verified.
THR ospEapoNK CAsE-At last dates the Con-
vention had refused to adopt the new canons pro-
posed, declaring that when Bishop was indefinitely
suspended the Bishopric vacant. 1t was thought
that new canon authorizing the election Of a Suf-
fragan Bishop would be adopted
FAILURE OF THE BANK OF ENsLAsD.--The New
York papers assert that the great failure alluded to
in the letter of Mr.. Horsely, as expected to take
place, is that Of the Bank Of England.
HoRRrpLE MunpERA youth by the name Of
Ashby killed his teacher, Mr.. ]. @. Robinson, the
principal Of the sharpsburg (Ky.) Academy, on the
Goth inst. He had been expelled from the school,
and set upon Mr. r. with long knife with which he
inflicted death wound in the stomach. He was
aided by felow-pupil named Crouch. They were
both suffered to escape.
GEN. ScoTT's New INsTRUcTIoNs. The Balti-
more Suns Washington Correspondents assure us,
that Gen. SooTT has been ordered to throw all truces
armistices, negotiations &C., to the wind, not to dis
turb the preence Of government set up at Querea-
TO- to prepare for permanently occupying and pacify-
ing Mexico, to levy contributions on the old Mex
lean States and their cities, to disarm the popua-
ton, to open the road Vera Cruz and keep open,
&c. &C.
SoLIcIToR's SALEs.-The bids for the lands re-
Gently advertised for sale by the Solicitor Of the Trea
sury were opened yesterday The Union says that
there were in oil 5000 bids. b.. +
S., d. --~~~ . - . I.
IRA letter is published in the last New York Mir
ror from Wing member of the last Congress from
New York, giving it us his opinion, that the Wing
Party must be defeated in the next Presidential cleo
ton, unless they rally upon Gen. Taylor.
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Wellar's Patent Japan Liquid Paste
BLEACHING. s4st

: - DlAlASlAAlNNes lgffail.
iE undersigned begs leave 70 cal the attention of those
abovenamed The Manufacturer, knowing the excellent
properties OF this Blackng sent samples various persons
(such Boot Makers &c also several Tile fewspa.
pers The underneath from Of the papers
they speak for themselves also several persons who tried,
called and said that the Japan Liquid Bdckie was
superior 10 any thing they had ever used. VIZ
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS ,ssI
eers Paeat Japan Backi,g is the name OF an excel.
lent article; have used md can highly recon.
mend IN american, April 10 z u t, NV
Jelar's Blaekng is one Of the most superb and salts
factory articles Of the day i mparsa brance pc.
lish beyond description. We have tried IT, 500 and do
likewise. "-Spirff 81 ne Times, Afrii2
BY reference another column, an aiversement viii
be found Tor an excellent article Of Bac king In Liquid
ioIn for Boots, &c III has been highly recommended by
many who have tried1t II not only gives with very lille
irouble bedyA jet polish but retains II much longer
No 60, Chestnut street Buy bottle, QUE trial will
prose The iact-Phi Ledger, April 20.
IeRars Biacki,g is one Of the most shining articles in
the market SPIRIT u he Times, April 2.
Pate,a Biaesfgg Mr. J. Welar No. so Chestnut street,
has prepared Patent Liquid Hacking which produces
beautiful jet polish and does inur the leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read the
ADVERTISEMENT III another column--U y Gdseffe, May
Ipelrs Patent Japan Backbg is about the article
Of the KIND we have seen The polish which lmpars TO
the Understandings OF man Is brilliant and lasting We
have tried IT, and u boots us TO all this IN It's behalf
3Sft45gss., tErening Bulletin, Jpas7
The Manufacturer can produce numerous testimonials
similar TO the above from private individuals and rom
other papers, but the above extracts sufficient 10 con
vince any person that the manufacturer has MOI eaagstis
ed; but that upon fair trial the Backing Will be ounu az
represented erceuent IN every respect 49,
WELLAR, Manufacturer, No 90 Chestnut street. rhi'
CHARLEs sToTT, corner Penn Avenue and 7th street,
Agent for washington, ID. Q. oct hpni u
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Marble Nantes, Monuments, TOmbS, sc.
IIE SUBSCRIBER has Tor sale Plain and Gothic, Egyp-
l. tan, Italian yen, and Black MANTLES which will be
sold low CASH E G 1.r 4FltH .4J
Marble Counter and Table Tops 10 order.
Also, on hand large MARBLE MONUMENT OF beauii-
full design and finish, will be sold low. M .G#
Window Heads and Slls, Steps and Marble Work in
General executed in the best manner and OH reasonable
terms. f.tglf .Est.E. j lfl4 III .Ftsy M N
Persons are respectfully invited 10 give me call
ALEX'R RUTHERFORD,
Marble Yard, the OF lth street. Penn Ave
South side. oct S--eodlm'
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NHE Subscribers having received from the North their
Fall and Winter goods consisting in part Of Cloths Cas-
smeres and Vestngs have hand and constant
ly manufacturing, all kinds Of Clothing, which
they will sell such prices fail please all who
may favor them with call They have hand large
sorment Of Shirts Of the latest Style Dressing Robes Draw
ers, Stocks Cravats, Umbrellas Hosiery Gloves Per-
fmery Soaps, Shaving Cream Combs, Brushes, and Ra
zors, &c, &C. H4t7ts ~
ALSO sUaG
Just received lot OF Fancy Goods, suitable for presents
p. BRENNER a. SON.
IT. We have Just received few fine Bead Reticules;
Also,-Pear and Shell Card Cases. and LOT Of Butterfly
Combs, Of late STYLE which we offer low for cash.
oct Sim .ts .satH II. BRENNER IL SON,
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STOVES. sTOVEsIl sTOvEsll!

STOVES! STOVESI! STOVEsI!!
Fly NAYLOR, South side Of Pa. avenue, between
- I'D and liz sls, would inform his customers and the
vi public generally that he hasjus received large as
VI sorent of Stoves oil the newest and most approved
patterns including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATOR, OF
COAL BURNERS, which ne will sell together with Fire
He also keeps constantly hand general assortment OF
Tin and Sheeron Ware, which he invites the attention
Of housekeepers- 4sa aa ~
and Sheet iron and Copper Work generally and at the
shortest notice, and Oh the most reasonable terms
Persons wishing to purchase will do well TO call ana ex
anime his stock before they supply themselves.
His will be open from sunrise until o'clock
oct S--u ss4 trIs ,orFt Hfs'f .}I-fit9 t.t
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ROARDING.

! H w. .
AIRS TURPIN who formerly resided on the corner OF
M Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, has taken that
large and commodous HOUSE on Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Jackson Hail. where she Is prepared
commodate permanent transient Doartlers. The house
has just undergone extensive alterations and REPAIRS and
has been newly furnished Is pleasantly situated the i'm.
mediate vicinity of Browns Coltman's, and Gadsby's
Hotels, and but few moments walk from the Depot and
Capitol oct S--4t-
i'a ALUM.
lust received SOC. pounds Of Alum, for sale by
j CHAS S'fOTT,
Drug and Apoth, corner 7th street, and Penn Avenue
oct S-law'd5'
t't9 VARNIsH. &syit
lust received superior article Of vARNISII, composed
j IN part OF IT, ;lss
Coach varnsh E5
No. Furniture do
u "a do do
Scrapng do
Japan do
Leather do
For sale In FIVE gallon tns by 500 CIAS. SToTT,
Drug and Apoth, corner 9TH street and Penn. Avenue
oct S-law4S'
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CIGARS, CIGARS, cIaARsi

CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARsi
lust received direct from Havana, per barque Colon
very large and superior loi Of Cigars, consisting Of the
following Justly ceebfuied brands '%,s5t
lU,0OlCortez Regalia a ~
Fa0h 1905 Upman Regalia w p
1850 Silva Cigars .s'f tst .4fH'
D,OUO Cortcz, La Norma slze pa
5000 Chiron do
10000 Ida, do
5,v0 Tulipan do
1860 Queen, do
1900 Columbia, do - -
5000 La Gratitude fstqsI at I'd.
1000 Steamboat brand Principe
The above OF Cigars OF the choicest brands
which are In Havana, and part of them
OF The subscriber = own importation u 4g#V. .
Also In store, 6OO0D Cigars OF various brands, which
will be disposed Of good terms they be pur.
chased In any Of the Northern cities. ~ 3A7W tiT
The publc hotel keepers and grocers respectfully
ved TO call and examine this magnificent lot OF Ci.
CARS slJ e w ii. WINTER,
A few doors below Coleman's Hotel, ,
oct SIT. sign of Jim Grow, Penn. avenue.
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NOT MATCHED.

mr. SCIIwARTZE'S Compound Extract Of Saraparilla,
IL for Of oil eruptve Diseases bronchitis rheuma
llsn, scroiila, and general debility.
Dr. Schwarze's Chrome Thermal Agne Pills warranted
to cure in hours Et3 4t
DR. Schwartze's Unrvaed vemifuge.
Dr. Martins celebrated Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry,
for the of coughs colds consnmptons and Diseases
Of the chest generally.
DR. Sweeisers Paacea for the OF scrola In all It's
iorms diseases Of the sk dropsy and all affections Of the
bladder and kidneys. iaff 5.t
DR. Amats Italian Panacca, for the cure OF all bilious
disorders dyseniery, dyspepsia and all diseases dependent
on corrupt bumors aaa.
Also, Swaims long celebrated Panacea, and all other
remedies OF modern Improvement
n For sale at DR. Schwartzes Apothecary Store Penn.
sylvania avenue, near ID street
OCT r. 2iwlm' Xxx g..I .l..i Mo. .Its.
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,LAMPSI LAMPSll

lust received large assortment Of Lamps consisting Of
Lard Sperm. Solar and Pine Oil for stores and parl0rs
and hotels. Fairbanks Burning Fluid Lamps. A con.
stant supply of Fresh Pine OIL Pure Sperm Lard and So
lar Oils Wicks Glasses, for all kinds OF Lamps Pine OIL
Lanpscleaned and repaired by
o. WHrTTLESEY,
octS-lmnoyS - street, Todd's buildings.
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COAL! COAL!

lust arrived and now tnclg and will be constantly
ceiving during the seasol hst quality Anthracite Coal
egg sise which will be sold low for cash. delivered from TIT
vessel. ~ gh.H taA H"ntNyg N
Apply TO the undersigned at his Lumber Yard on 7th ST.
near Inc Canal where had all kinds Of Building Ma
terias cheap cash shortcredl 10 puncua customers
octsLoctsi. t.i p 'H.,+f T.. NJ PEARSON,
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Where ~ the best place TO procure the best
and most Fashionable Boots and shoes!
Bef,ceen 9A and lo streets North side PENN Apenus al
II. b. GRIFFIN'S,
AN be found the very best assortment Of those articles
VI that has ever been offered citizens of Washington
Among which are Genilemen's French Light Cali =
Sewed BOOTS Of very superior style and quality,
r do French Call, Cork Sole do ' -
do do Double Sole Water Proof do
Also the much admired French Opera Boot together with
The new style OF Congress Boots PATTERNS supe
quality and Style made order for both Ladies and
Gentlemen, with almost endless variety Of lower priced
Boots from 81 TO $3.50 s
The Ladies' are Informed that every description Of GAL
TER, Shoe and Slipper, can be had al THIS Establishment,
at such prices cannot fail to suit every purchaser
boots aud SHOES Of every description quality and price
Expected daily, additional supply Of heavy WATER
PROOF BOOTS for Gentlemen also full assortment Of
Gentlemeus, Ladies' and INSISTS INDIA RU BIER SHOES,
which will be sold at the very lowest prices for CASH
oct S-lw' [ t.a
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II ENHY JAIME Y,
BOOTS.

would say to those wishing to be speedily supplied with
the above and desirable article that they would do
wei! to have their recorded my books Those
who wish ready made work will find the best stock in the
District my Shelves not excepting the nmitable patent
Congress Bootsn together with every variety or ladies',
gentlemen, and childrenD Of Waterproof and Corksole
Roots and Shoes
MORO Small profits quick sales, and cash at the coun.
ter II. JANNEY.
net s--eSifs '"HfH ~ ft.t
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LOOK HERE!
STOVES AND CRATES.

LOOK HERE!
STOVES AND CRATES.
JOSEPH H. NEvETr, Pennsylva avenue, opposite vii.
lard's (aie Fuller) hotel has received and is
hcurng large and complete assortment Of Stoves and
Crates Of the most approved modern patters warranted
10 draw well and not break from heat they viii be sold
as Loo prices as they can be bought In the District.
s CRATES
neat and beautiful variety finished in the best manner,
and arranged to burn either Anthracite Cumber
land coal: very cheap with hrebrick jams ana backs
COOKING STO YES
From the North Riper Furnaces; the best castings in the
cy warranted to bake we'll and consume but little lnei
will burn either wood or coal and extremely low priced
tSe E5is Efa GOAL STOVES. 5s TaE
great variety; consisting of Hail. Church. New Style Ra
dIaior, and other Parlor Stoves Cylinders and Saamar
ders, Tor Offices workshops &c.
WOOD, PARLoR, AND AIR. FIGHTS.
and superb style OF Parlor Wood Stoves; including
richly carved cast airtghls Very cheap and handsome
Artghts for chambers. ,
FRANKLINS
For wood rcoal-TgNpLArKs, Box STOVES, Dining room
Oven Stoves economical and very coy enient stove
HOTEL COOKING. STOVE
Win cook for several hundred peoples and the best kind
now in use can refer to some Of the best Hotels IN the
country that have them In use. i Er
TALLORS STOKES.
Made expressly for he.r very convenient and econo
mca The trade are invited 10 call and see them.
BEBEE's c00KINd RANGES.
Put up at Northern prices with or without hot water backs
All kinds of PLUMBING in connection with above aud
Bathing fixtures and Pumps put up in the best manner.
Always ON Hand,
CoaLhods Fre-carrers, Cndershovels, Sioveppe Fire
brick, Mica or lsga for stove doors usire Tor clean
ing stoves; Pots, OVENS Sklles Teakees, Plain and
Japanned Tin Ware and every other article OF TIN Cor
SHEET IRON, made to orderin The most workman
like manner, Lsts t8.t sf.
MI large and beautiful assortment OF Britannia Ware
WW Bock.tin Jelly aud Bianc mango Pudding moulds
= lce.cream Freezers and Buckets,
Purchasers are requested 10 call and examine my stock
generally before purchasing and they will find their time
Radiator and other Stoves refined and repaired with
promptness NJ .lH
Roofing, Gutter and Spouting for buildings, and all
pairs in my line promptly attended TO-
( oct Scott
|, STOVES, sTOvEs!I sTOvEsul
TI,HE undersigned would respectfully call the attention Of
the public 10 his establishment where may be found
part Of the following
COOKING STOVES v
q Motifs Tabular Oven; alright for wood or coal
TS Pride of the Kitchen ts H..
The Lyon Stove
The Uncle Sam
The Kitchen Companion ..l *.
z The Parlor Cook, Cooking Range
Template Cook, DC. &c s
PARLOR STOHESi
Radiators
Coal alright wood alright, Of various patterns
A large assortment Of the best enameed CRATES, Of
% the latest style
Japanned and plain tin aFg
Fireboards and siovePipng made to ORDER and put
" = - JAS. sKIRvING
oct S-3ti2w3w Corner of 10Th st. and Penn av
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lJA letter is published in the last New York Mir
ror from Wing member of the last Congress from
New York, giving it as his opinion, that the Wing
Party must be defeated in the next Presidential cleo
ton, unless they rally upon Gen. Taylor.
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SoLIcIToR's SALEs.-The bids for the lands re-
Gently advertised for sale by the Solicitor Of the Trea
sury were opened yesterday. The Union says that
there were in all 5000 bids. ~
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ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY,

CLASS 8, FOR ls47. ~
To be drawn In Alexandria saturday, Oct 3D. lS41
UNDER THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF COMMISSIONING
r +. --,-
a. w. MAURY ~ CO., Managers,
(sUccRssoRs TO j. q, GREGORY q Coz
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inside venitian window blinds. !

rs inside Vcnitian window blinds.
.fu 5@a ss WILLIAM NOEL, 3q{sa4 Il
Dealer and Manufacturer Qf Inside Peaitidn Window
Blinds, south side Pen1syirdaid avenue, beftreea
Oh and l0h Streets, Washington.
BLINDS Of all sizes and styles furnished to order Split
ID Blinds plain and painted, OF all sizes, 44.i
Brass fixtures and trimmings furnished. 5H 84gst 4
Linen and transparent Curtains put up in the best style
Fire. anu wide paper tor curtains, very cheap
ALI work done OIL reasonable terms, and with prompt
ness % gas-Sfe ii5HE.ftill ,iiaat4 aHh3 ls.
n. b. Old Blinds repaired and repanted.
y "A nsfID- d, ~ s. .s.s . . b 3. D. .. f
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For sale in Ave gallon tins by $50 CHAS. SToTT,
Drug and Apoth, corner 1tl street and Penn. Avenue
oct S-law'dS'
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

CLASS S, FOR 1917,
To he drawn In Alexandra, SATURDAY, Oct DO, 1877
UNDER THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF COMMISSIONERS
j. w. MAURY ~ CO., Managers.
I.. (sUccRssoRs TO J. q. GREGORY q COD t-f
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VAN LOAN a. CHASE,

VAN LOAN a. CHASE,
JJAvE removed their DAGUERREAN GALLERY Il
Ill tile oDRoN corner Of IL street and Pennsyvan
avenue and have, considerable EXPENSE put In Ugh
which will enable them 10 furnish pictures not surpassed II
this any other country Pictures taken IN any kind
weather-clear, cloudy or raining octe-dtl
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G RongI, and Ready'' Line.

DEAIER in Tobacco, Cigars, and Snuff, Wholesale a
IL Retail 18th street, between q and II. n.
octS--lm novS' ~,
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Public Notice.

WHEREAS some individuals have brought raft OF
w logs and grounded them on my land without
my liberty, therefore warn them to carry them on
Immediately for if this is not done shall charge five
dollars per day for each and every day they remain
and shall take my pay out of the logs And whereas
some Strangers without my permission have grounded
aud saked two logs across my water privilege, on my
OATS, which have owned and occupied fifty years
without obstruction, therefore warn them to remove
said logs and also against placing any more logs on
said fats on the penalty OF fifty dollars for each log
so placed | also forbid any strngers Icing placed
said privilege and shall seize for secur
will not have said water privilege DISTRACTED.
JOHN LOW.
Bath, Nov. l6, ls47. ldl2-lw5
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Sherif'S Sale!

r lNCOLN So. Oct. 81, lsi7. Taken on three sew.
II eral Elk cutions against Benz. Bayley, Jr. and to
December next, at the "LincoIn House" in Wiscas-
set of the clock in the afternoon all he right
which the said Bayey has in equity to redeem the
following described parcels Of real estate and all the
right and title which the said Rayley has TO convey
of the by virtue of any bond or contract on
conditions therein specified, thatis to say lot of
land together with all buildings thereon and appur-
tenances, which isnow occupied by said Bayley in
Wiscasset in said County; for more particular de-
scrpon thereof reference is made TO Lincoln Regis
try of Deeds vol l79 page 46-and also in and to the
shin-yard and wharf esstwariy. of said above de-
scnhed lot. and az is descrbedi in the deed Of VIM.
NJ. Boydi and lohers to said Bayley, recorded with
Lincoln Records vol 1888 pages 442 and 443
NATH'L NELSON, JR., Deputy Sheriff.
3w5
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Sherif'S Sale.

4 INCOLN, SS-Takrn on executions and will he
- sold at Public Auetion, On the premises on We'd
nesday The fifteenth day of December next two o.
clock in the afternoon all the right in Equity which
Horace P. Hubbard, of Topsham, had on the twenty
fifth day of February 1886, being the day which
the attachment made on the original writ,-to
deem the following described real estate, situate in
Topsham in said county Of Lincoln, and bounded ~
follows vz-beginning on the easterly side Of the
road leading to Bowdoin at the North West of
a lot sold by Mark Morse to Joshua Haskell, thence
Souherly four and half rods by said road to
street, rods and 10 feet thence parallel with the said
County road, three rods and eleven feet, thence Wes-
tery nine rods and thirteen feet, the first mentioned
bounds. With all the buildings theron, the same be.
ing subject Mortgage given by Henry c. Haynes to
Geo. Written, for one hundred and forty dollars, daed
May 29th, S43 and other Mortgage given by said
Hubbard to Joshua HASKELL for hundred dollars
dated March ,2sth, l845, both demands Interest,
and duly recorded at the Registry office, for the Wes
tern District of Lincoln County
N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff
TOpsham Nov, II, lS47. d7w5
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Lewiston Falls Academy.
WINTER TERM


THE Winter Term OF this IN slitution will com
L mence Monday the 9th day of Decemher.-
ALVIN Boopy, A. B. its present accomplished Rrinci.
pal, will retain his place at the head of its board of
instruction and government, assisted ny competent
and experienced teachers.
Students attending this Academy may rely that all
their wants as such will he fully met, whether they
design to prepare themselves for College or obtain
thorough academic education.
NAvIGArioN. class will he formed the present
term which will he instructed in the science of Nav
igaton. An excellent opportunity is thus afforded
TO young men, who design to become seamen, for
qualifying themselves for the competent discharge of
their future duties.
BoARD can be obtained in excellent private families
for 81 rs per week including room, fuel, lights and
washing.
TUITION per term of eleven weeks, S., 90 and 81, 90
according TO the studies pursued
JAMES o. l.. FOSTER, Sec'y.
Lewiston, Nov, Is, ls47. lsdl3-3w5
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Cranberries.

WE have received some prime Cranberries, fresh
w and in good order at the old City Market ~
ROWLES & co.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-14


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