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From the Buffalo Advertiser, November %.
TIE PROPELLER PHOENIX BURNED!
FARTHER PARTICULARS.
TWO HUNDRED LIVES LOST!

This unfortunate vessel was, on Sunday,
she 2lst instant, within about Is miles Of
Sheboygan, aud about the sanc from Mani
towac, when it was discovered that she was
on fire in her hold. She had been compelled
TO put to sea, being unable 70 procure sUfii-
cient anchorage in AIanitowac Bay. where
she had gone for shelter. THIS fire was soon
cXtnguishcd; but this was no sooner done,
than it broke out in the front Of the boiler
dcrh, having been. communicated from the
boilers. The vessel was about 6 miles from
:ho shore. The greatest confusion prevailed,
after the second discovery of fire. as it then
appeared that there was no hope of eXlin-
gushing il. A rush was made for the small
boat, which would have rendered it entirely
useless; but Mr. David BlisII, Of Southport
Il gentleman whose name should henceforth
ho had in perpetual remembrance among
those who navigate the Lakes-drovc the
crowd away; and having taken Capt Sweet.
the commander Of the propeller, from his
berth, where he lay sick, and directing as
many to follow as the boat could safely carry.
the boat loft fer the shore, Mr. Blish yolunta-
rily remaining behind.
The propeller Delaware hove in sight about
Ihe time that the small boat left, but was un-
able TO arrive in time to save those on board
from destruction. Before the Delaware
reached the spot,the burning vessel had sunk,
and all on board were either burned or
drowned, with the exception oftwo, who were
picked UP. MIR BIsh persisted among tie
rest. Itappears probable that 2i0 lives were
lost. One hundred and fifty of the passcn-
gers had recently arrived from !ioIland.-
This is u greater destruction of life than has
ever occurred at one time upon these Lakes.
The captain and crew oftho Delaware ex-
tended every assistance in their power
We understand that there was on board n
large amount ofmerchandsc, including 40 or
so hogsheads of sugar, and great quantity
of dry goods, sc. 1t is estimated that this is
not less than $4,000 or 100000,
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Il H r. CA A. H I'D ID N 4 A N.
WILLIAM RIJGGLEs, ESTATE

WILLIAM NUGGLFST ESTATE,
VHyIlE subscribers having been appointed by
a. the Hon. Probate Court for the District
of Caledonia, Commissioners TO receive, ex.
amino, and adjustthe claims and demands Of
all persons against the Estate Of William
Rugges, late of Lyndon, in said District,
deceased, represented insolvcntj and the
term of six months from the 10th day Of Nov
ls47, being allowed by said Court TO tho cred
tors Of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective clams before us--Do hereby
give notice that we win attend to tho duties
of ouroPPointmentat the dwelling house Of
sold District, on tho 18th day of December,
1917, and on the 9th day Of May, 1913, at
10 o'clock, forenoon, on each of said days.
&LONZO BEMIS, , Commits
JOHN G. CUNNINGHAM, { sioncrs.
Dated at Lyndon, this ooh day of Nov,
IS17. 530w3
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clans and others, who are entitled to the most
unquestionable belief After having tried the
many near preparations, without finding the ex
pected relief, multitudes are compelled to re
turn to the use of the PegetaJLe Pulmonary
Batsam, winch they acknowledge to be, after
all, the best remedy known for the above COM
plants.
u Beacare Of Countegfeits and limitations,
such as CarterS Compound Pulmonary BaisGm,
.AmcricaR Pulmonary BaiSam and others in part
bearing the name! Enquire for the article by
its whole name, the "VEGETABLE Pull
WON4R Y B.8LSAM," and see that it has the
written signature of WIN. JoN'N CUTLER upon
yellow label on the blue wrappers. Each
bottle and seal stamped "Vegetahle Pulmon-
airy Bulsam,"
Prepared by REED 8, CUTLER, formerly
Reed, Wing Il Cutler, Importers and Whole
sale Dealers in Medicines, Paints, Chemicals
and Dye Stuffs, 81 chatham st. Boston, and
sold by Druggists, Apothecaries and country
merchants generally. For particulars and re-
Communications enquire for pamphlet accom-
panyng each bottle-Price so cents For sale
in St. Johnsbury, byJ. G. Bingham. 537m6
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IDEE. EE'IsANa'~
Vegetable Internal Remedy
ET0R TgTE3 pEIE&!


esy~ A Cure for Life Secured. 70
M rpry,,rS JNvrEpv9y ppa,EDY far
1Lt' - If5 h . t,g,1,,,,jio,, oftLc Ji,r,
"e .",' a"rc,,css o,,J ,iccrot;on
FJe"t y,I L.oJ, L;j',,,s J by,{yc u;
y ",.
;,, ,reoIoess anal ;Ro,"ootjoa Of he
,S,H?,Gg o,,J for tLc ycJjcf oc ,nGrricI Jadjcs'
'PllC"h,, To,J,,nLJ" pJc Ejcctvaru invented NV
n. IT,.Lar, ,distinrrisbcd rhvsicinn ofN
v Cit,, - ,hn only rcai successii,l remedy for
~ snv ,;5d di,,rossn,, cn,nnIn;n} tha
i p!It WI. aiI ~ ,la Hmsrcan rmbIc
,I Iles' Itei ~ ro,,,oJ,, nv
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Strap Hinges.

n LIBERATION. This certiiies that | have
"a given my son, Samuel P. Drew, his time
during the remainder of his minority, with
liberty to transact business for himself from
this date. | shall claim none of his earnings
nor pay any debts of his contracting.
SAMUEL DREW.
Newark, Nov. %, 1917. Slows
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Notice. TaSld q% MORN RS lis Is ne mud d
merous friends and customers that in future
he will be found at home in Barton, on Mon
days, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, to wait upon
those that come from distance and will de-
vote the remainder of the week in visiting
those whose condition makes travelling on has
part nccos sRry. 1t is his desire not to do bus
mess on Sundays, and will therefore attend to
no calls on the Sabbath excepting those of nc-
tual necessity. DR.. JOSEPH A. MASTA.
Barton, Aug. %, 1917. 527m6
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BOOKS! BOOKS!
FENHE subscriber would inform the people at
g. large, that he is supplied with
Sanders Readers,

prices.
The Readers consist Ct 1st ID, Sd, and 4th
Books, which he will sell at the following pri-
ccs, at his Book Room in Barnct-lst, at II
ccnta 2d, at 20 cents; 3D., at 81 cents; 9TH, at
SO cents
ALSO,
Ackerman's Natural History, book recon-
mended for the use of Schools by the Super
intendent; Wells Grammar; Geographies;-
Locke Amsden or the School Master-a late
work by the author of the Green Mountain
Boys, together with good assortment of Mis-
ccllaneous Books, Animals for 1s4S, &c. &c.
JAMES SMILE.
Barnet, Nov. "a, lSi7. 510wl
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Seraphines and MclOdeOns,

VROM Worcester, Ms.-of quality nfe.
H nor to none made in the country-for sale
by MERRILL ]. HAZELTINE.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Passumpsic, Vt. Sept, 10, 1847. 529y1-
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HEALTH! HEALTH!
DIR WOOD.S S.4RS.1P.4RILL.7 g. WTLL
CJJTRPI IRTIrv'ERS

ILhLA IL btA1l Il
DIR WOOD'S S.4RS.1P.4RLLL.7 s. WILD
CHERRY BII'TERS.
| TNIIIS new and valuable extract of Sarsapa-
4 rlla and Wild Cherry has been used with
great success for the permanent removal of
all such diseases take their rise from an i'm
pure state of the blood: it promotes healthy
action of the Liver, strengthens the nerves
and at once secures HEALTH and NiGoR to the
whole system. In all cases of JdUHdice, Indi
geStion, Dyspepsia, Loss Of appetite, HaJiluat
C0stircaeSs, FemalG Compiai7ts, Sercf"ia, Lam
gH0r, Hcdddche, and that Depression Of Spirits
which is so common a complaint in the spring
and summer season of the year, this medicine
has not liz cqual--and single trial will con-
vince the most incrcdu.ous Gifts peculurvirtuc.
For further particulars the reader is referred
to pamphlets which will be furnished by the u.
rents, showing the estimation which this valu-
liable medicine is hcldby such as have used il.
~ Caution to the Public BE partic uiG: and
ask for DOct. UoOds SdrSdpdritLa and WHd
Chcrry BiicrS, and receive no other. This
is the first preparation of these articles com.
bined, ever offered to the public, and the great
success attending its use has induced the un.
principlcd to counterfeit aud initiate. As a
preventive, see that the bottles have the words,
"Dr H'ood'S SGrSdpdriHd Gmd Had cherry Bin
ters, pressed on the glass, and that each labe
on the bottle is signed by the proprietor, L.
Thornton, jr., New Bedford.
From the Telegraph.
a SUCCESSFUL COMBLN.3TIO.N OF those
two medical agents, the Spanish Sarsapar,lla
and the American Wild Cherry, is now for the
first time offered to the public in the Bitters
of Dr. Wood These vegetable remedies have
long enjoyed the highest repute in the medical
world; and the Faculty of Medicine, and al
writer's in the Medica NIateria, have uniformly
spoken of them with the highest respect and
confidence. The one for its efficacy in diseases
of the blood, and the other for its great tonic !
power, with invaluable property for allaying
nervous irritation and eXcita bility, has been
long celebrated In DIR Woods Snrsnparilla |
and Wild Cherry l}itters they are found acting !
together with perfect harmony and success,
and forming by their union a new, safe, atiec-
tive and agreeable Tonic and Apcrient Med-
cine and remedy for all diseases of the blood,
stomach and hillary organs.
AGENrs. St. Johnsbury, J. G. Bingham;
Danvile, Vail, Deming & Co.; PeOcham, E,
c. Brown, and by agents in every towu in the
State. 525m6
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Gentlemen

A RE invited to examine our assortment of
"a German and American Broadcloths, Cas-
simeres, Doeskins, Tweeds, Satinetts, Vest
ings, Fur, Cloth and Plush GAPS, Muflers.
&c. &c, l.. JEWETT co.
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STRAIGHTFORWARD Supporters.

Keenc, n, II. Aug. 10, 1915.
U HAVE for several years been in the use of
4 Doct. Grains Spino- Abdominal Supporters,
and for weakness of the Spine, and some kinds
of distortion, and prolapsus OF the Uterus, and
abdominal debility generally, have found it
superior to any thing of the kind | have ever
seen. 1t is particularly useful for young per-
of sedentary habits or occupations, to
prevent distortions and other defornations
A. TWITCHELL, NJ. d.
Sold by ]. G. BINGHAM.
St. Johnsbury, Dec I, Is47. 5iOw4
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PAPER Eangings,

A LARGE assortment of Paper Han gings
IA and Window Shades, just received and
for sale by L. JEWETT " co.
Oct 12, 1847. 533tf
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ORIeIN OF THE WAR.-The New Orleans
Delta, in an article on the origin and prose-
cution oftle war with Mexico, takes the fol-
lowing views, which we have no doubt
the intelligent portion of the American pe y,
plc.-.Ndt Int.
awe have never"( says the Deltay fconcurred
in the view embraced by Prcsiden: Polk and
his friends, that the real and the just cause of
this war was the invasion of our territory by
the Mexicans. We regard the statement in
Mr. Folks message, that American blood had
} been shed on American soil, as an extrava-
gance-a rhetorical flourish, attributable,
perhaps, to the excitement oflhe OCCASION
The country between the Nueces and Rio
Grande never was, in any just sense of the
term, Texan or American soil. Texas had
claims to it, but those claims were unsettled,
lnadjudicated."
The Delta, it must be remembered,s Dem
ocratic" authority.
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Tested by the Experience Of Thousands for 90
gears past :!
The Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam

TEAS proved itself the best
Ii remedial agent known for
coughs, c0idS, PtionS, asth
ma, phthiSic, splitting Of biOod,
rhooping coNgh, and all put
mondry affections and diseases
If the lungs, as has, and can
DC shown from the testimony
of the most resncctnhle nhvsi-
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A G A R ID.
NJ . COunterfe1ters' s7s
ID i ATH = Low.

FINhe public will please observe that no Brand'eth
1 Pills are genuine, unless the boz hes three la-
bsls upou il. (the top, the siie and the bottoan)
each conlsinine fac sunis signature Of my hand.
writing, thus-B. BnAHbsBrR, M. D.-These 10.
hei ase engraved on steel, heautifsiy designed.
and done st an e,psnss of over 81. .0O0.-Thereiess
il will be sen that the only thing necessary 10 pro-
cure the medicine in its purity. s to obssr.e thess
labels.
Remember the top, the side. and the bottom.
The following respective parsons ere duiv su,hori
red, and hold :. .-.,.., rsi...... ga. t,~, g..
oH1TxFIoATzs or AaH1gcY
For the sale Of Brandse:hs Vegetable fninersai
Pills. 70
NoFthuntbehand county Milton-Mackey 4
Chsmbe,lin. Suabusy-H. B. Mssser. M'Eweus-
ville-lrelsnd f. Mciyell. Nosthumiesland-W Wm.
Forsyth. 0eorsetown-J. Il ]. Walls
Union County: New Berin-Bogsr 4 Win.
Ter. Selinsgrove-Georse Gundrum. Middle
hufs-Issse Smith. Beavefiown--D David Huber.
Adamsburg-Wm.J J. Msy. Miainsbosg-Men
d Ray. Harticion-Dsniel Long. Frsebusg--
q. 4 T. Z. Meyer. Lewisburg & Green.
Coumbis county: Dsnviie-E. b. Rsyusida
Il Go. beswick-Shumsn & R,tasnhouss. Get.
tawissa-C, @. Bsohss. Bloomsb1g-Jo X.
Meyer Jasey Town-Levi Bisel. Washington
Robt. McCsy. Limestone-Bsli;.: z H>Ni"ch
Observe that each Agent hes On Eugvsvsd Ger.
ti6esss Of Agency, consaiains representation q
Ds BRANDRETH'S Msnufaciosy q Sing sius
end upon which win also be seen exact copies q
tbs nsw labss no,c used upon tie Brondreih Pii
Bo4es. sAti +" sio& - shso 2
phiadslphis. sihos No. Q. Moth esh sssse&i .
rzg ,tsB.j..u D. BRANDRETH,M,h d
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msx.cax sNrxLLIaEscs.

-as MExtCAH BNrkLLIGEHcE. rg1
Gen. Utvea's issenGon 70 ssisck Tsmpico
,ehen Ges. Scott attacks pess CSux.
La Pstria, ofNew Orleans. has received some
Intelligence from Mexico. through 4 Mexicsn
gentleman just arrived u New Orleans.
In Patris esys also that Senor Don Angel
Arsnjo. who hss been Spanish officer. is now
. Colonel in the Mexican service. commands
squadron from Durango, which, in the short
space of one month, he has drilled to equsl the
Gen. Minon has with him . squadron Of the
Volunteer Dragons Of Guansjuato. commanded
by Spanish officers, who have emigrated to
Mexico from the warIiks region Of CsSrera.
Senor Don Bcni,o OF "The Princess Hussar.' :
who left France sfter the death of Gen. Leon.
and resided comm time 10 Mexico, has been
reinststed in hs offics, end 10 on his way back
To SPAIN, ,..,r. els -. ..,.. --.. s..,.,-
The prisoners captured BY the Amsriesns in
the battle Of Ressca do Il Palma. have been
highly honored BY the Mexican government
Gen. Ia vees hss been nominated General
Of Brigade. snc has been presented with med.
commemorative Of his vslor The Lieuien.
snts who fought by his side hsvs been r.ised Ia
Cspisincies. Lieut.. Col. Martinez who ,ecom
panied Gen. Ia vcas, has been elevated 10 the
command Of . battalion. Gen. Ia vega hiss re.
ceivei his commission - Commsnd liant. Gener.
| al Of ths State Of Vera Cruz. .4g ..~,r
The, correspondents OF Ia Pa,ria from Tam.
pico. noticing the report Of the battle between
SAINTS Anna aed Taylos uesF Saltillo, says the,
II b sltoes,her improbable. ss Santa Anns .,
the last socounis, which are very recent, ~s'
At San Lnis. engaged in svrangiag his forces
When the American forcesles Cor Ven Cru,
| il 10 ssid that Gen, U'res will mach from TuIs
with column If 5000 or e0O0 men ssains
Tsmpieo. Uuea's force 10 composed ons,,hirt
part Of Csvslry, with two bstslions Of Artillery
Il is his inteation 10 attack Tampico simuts
4 neous with the American stack on Vera. Cruz
This officer 10 also prepared wi,hs force Of 40Ot
men 10 march on Msismoraa ,Grn. ,Aris,l
is s,ill in the City Of Mexico, awaiting bic tria
on ohsrees relating 10 his conduct sttas bat,le'
Of the 9th end OH o, ,Msyss4 ~ yaeiasrFs .l'
/ Faoh TAntsco.-MT. Lusnsden writing fton
Tsnpico. ssys: The fstnoUs d-serter. Riley
the 1sa vho lired the 'ars, gun ss Fort Brown,
srrivee hst night from BraxoG Your reader
win remember his disgssceff conduct ss vel
% the hisses end rebakes Ne received BY bis oil
eo"s,dep 1t the es.cva. ion Of Monterey. Ho,
- yes espsursd esssoi ssy rotahly he We
sPyng, u sseh 2 wssseA could h.ys tho souns
y Get e ~ bot ts shst - il nay, 1 ",
that b he sssa ssss here 10 b ~. Tier
hS9spshg - ihs eesssis srs4,sseo
Phss hasyuass. -Lsessss tss~ ogaasssy
y ths'llsh - RsasvaW hsvs tsSss isssissd
vhish nske - nsssiss = ssytsssls bsssss
0ss. Tsyiss sst Gssls AssA. I'M ytAs ,
\ eose ~ me- yuub9S. iza1s.rasl ss' q 81.
v00s mada In etosn npa ara Gnx0oSsso In rn In
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-. I.- L =
The melancholy story which gave rise to the
following lines, was published some tine ego in
4 letter from Monterey, and must Be we'll known
to most Of our readers. ...s.-....
Ths Hsrssss Martyr Of Monterey.
Br REV. }. c. LIONS, l.. LID. L ss.
The strife WAS stern at Monterey, 80 tr
80. When those high towers were lost sad won
And peaIing through that mortal frey
Flash'd the ssrong battery's vengefuI gun;
Yet, needless Of its deadly rain, l- ls.a1 sa.
She stood in toll and danger first; .s
To bind the bleeding soldiers wien, .a-
And slske the dying soldiers thirst. 81
She found pale and striken foe. So
Sinking Ia natures last eclipse, o''' p.
Ard on the red earth knesling low. %. Oa
'' She wet his parehsd and fever'd lips, 'lai
When, thick Is winters driving sleet, 'Aa Do
The booming shst and flaming she'll.
Swept with wild rage that CORY street.
And she-the good and gentle-iell.
They laid her in her narrow bed
The fosman of her land and race
And sighs were breath'd and tears were shed.
Above her lowly resting place. .....
Ay! giory's crimson wor,hipPers
Wept over her untimely fall, ...t-...
For deeds Of mercy such as hers, ..r.. s
Subdue the hearts and eyes Of all. t,.t
To sound her worth were guilt and shame
In us, who love but gold and eass -
They heed alike our praise and blame,
Who live and die IN works like these. .a
Far greater than the vice or brave, s.9
Far happier than the fair sad eay,
Was she who found martyrI grave
On that red field Of Monterey.
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nsnt of Nsjor General ia the army, 20 kindly
offered % ne BY you. sad . honor.bly eonhr.
med BY The Ssesse.s x Vosh.svs-ess 80 -ssFa'
lhass The hsnnr 10 b. cir; with esea. respect.
your friend and islIow enisen,, W ' -
THoxAs n. I, BESrox.
70 the PaEsipExr.
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No, IS HrtA watv S~se.. PAiisaspAis. !,
ma 81 Ocsasgs, Seine Tsmss., as., ID
TIA Ropas Fishins nePss, Wkiss nspssI Mssai
10 Rspss, iew Liass ~ Osasl Rests. IAse .
espplsae sssstnspt n 6sins rwineA -. sscA =
Henp shad snd Hedag Twhe, - rsssat GIN
Nss fvisS, CestSa ohbd - Herring Twias, shss
Th,suSs, - - Alss. Ds1 Cssds, eisuUk lisss,
NSsus.Tas0. Oesss 81 tisse QssPa Ohe1ns,
a.. ~ = vhish - Nv dkpD = = ssessassa'
PHiisSslraie, Neys.hs y. lass.--ly.
TAUE1uoEy-5SSBa Ba VSslSy ueQIS Hssss
"a Msls6. s1lt ~ essts - seant 49,,
cSeS1 q snitls ~ yslie& y slsasus - tthA -
" raj ssstsp ~ SVsvt--fss ssle q the ooss q .
yons 10, 1855. HENRY @AeOn"'
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cred With privatien. exposure and exertion. He
had tassed no wster, for four .dsys and seemed
slmoss fimished for want Of il. The soldiers,
gathered round him and all that was in their
wallets ives st his service. and % they had re-
Gently had new outfit Of clothing. Capt. H.
wss soon newly fitted ont Aher, resting .
while and getting some food. he wac able 10
ride to this place. He ssys that during the
pursuit there werc more than one hundred shots
fired At him, one OF which passed through his
hair. sgr, -4,...,f ,-,s 7is.,4 se q. sr %
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-" ENGHUJN1
,.., p IA N O9S.. S.

TIME SUBSCRIBER has been sppoinsed agent,
u for ths sals # CONRAD MEYERS Gel
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pf.
AMOS, At this place. These Pianos have pisin.
nssive and bssu,iful exterior 6,i-h and, fM depth
and sweetness of ,oue, and e,es.nce Of workmsn-
ship, not sssassea by sny in the United ststes
The following is . Recommendation from CAnL
DIErs, celtbtsted pssfo,mer, and himself man.
.rt A e. AR ID. so,o IN
HAvIse had the pleasure Of trying the excel.
lent Piano Fortes Manufactured ny M. Meyer, end
exhibited o, the last exhibition ofihe Franklin In.
sttu,e, feel il due TO the true merit Of the maker
to declare that these Instruments are quite rqusl'
and in some rrspec,s superior. 70 oil tho ri.
ano FuItes, ! saw At the cspitAls of Europe, and
during sojourn Of two years ., Paris.
Thes. Pianos will be sod At the manufacturer
loves, Philadelphia prices, il not something lower
Persons sre requested 70 es,I and examine foI
themselves, at the srsi,lence Of The subscriber.
Sunbusy. May "a. le4S. II. B. MASSER.
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DANIEL DRUCKEMILLER,
At HE Uld Establishment. in Market Street,
vssI 3 ....., Ssnbury. SJs.a SAY .
(oPposITE THE Red LION HorEI,) ,,a
ID ETURNs bis thanks for p,st fsvor., and rs.
specially informs his friends end the public
generally. thst he continues TO manufacture to
der, in the neatest end latest style, ess ssig7ai
CHEAP boots AND SHOES,
warranted cf the hest MATERIAL and msde BY the
most eIpeiipnced workmen. He also keeps on
hand general assortment of fashionable Boots for
gen't men, together with large stock Of fashion.
able eenuemen's. boys, la,rs and childfsn's Shoes.
oil Of which have been made under his own imme-
dia,s Inspection, snd are Of the bes, material and
workmanship, which h- will sell low for cash.
In addition TO the above, he has just received
from Phiiad,lp phia large and extensive supply Of
Boots, Shoes. &c. of sl descriptions which he also
offcm for cash. cheaper than before offred in
this place. He respectfully invites hs old eusto.
mers, and others, 10 call and examine for them.
s,ives. a''iF-ri-c r- ,' ti .-a
Repsising dune with nestness snd despatch.
Sunhury, August 18Th, t846- So ...c
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vows made in storms, ere so,go,,su in e.lms.
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A Ps,losopsrs N rxs pooR HotsE-A.
mcpe ,bs. three ihoussnd foseigsets now eoa.
fined ia the Aims House Of this city 10 learned
Germsa, Dr., Heidelberg. sho wss once .
preacher. Than psisssos in The Berlin sud
Halle unives,i,ies. a. spthos. sdosses ot Phiiu-
sophy. sSssianalist. and nor (shnost Of course .
psuper) He came 10 this country sbont two
years ~" where be sappesed his srss, issfning
weuh 6nd q msikst He is Z master II the
Hebrew, iGreet. Latin. Freseh end German
language. bitter reviler Of the Christian Re.
Iisioa. spd q The ssps time abe object Of Chris.
tisn Charity, Il y said ihst he has bsen hrsuxh,
70 hs prescott essd,tioa " ,hs united iaAssacs
q his in6dsl psinaiylss and he vnss spssiss d
is.smps svhss Tn Psisg rsrsea 'pAi,
'ssephsF As wss pssrly. u tAs nns Rss1ics
nsss.--N YGless ss.assiss 40 .,sllssssss
a cAissss vile having esssesles hs,l spli.s
in = sset. wss Questioned BY her hsshasa = !,
hts eobtente The woman hssitntiu1 \ voice
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Thar is mere, true charity is s.e kind tear
sAat hils ip private for SORROWS aad sSSsrinss
of esAers. shaa Thousand gainsas proudly a'Aer-
ed into tbs notice Of the world, in all the p0mp
end Passas q Pssais ssassAAa,isa
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