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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-04-03

G5TThe subscriber of any paper, after he
las read it, can send it to friend, by paying
three cents in advance to the Post Office for
each copy sent. Well, the Polk administra-
ton need TO spunge the people in all shapes
in order to feed the thousand and one leeches
hanging upon the Treasury of the people,
and appointed, not TO serve the people, but
the party, to electioneer for Polk candidates
for Congress, and to perform other similar
labors of u purely partizan character. But the
people have to pay the bills, and tolerate
these leeches among them too,-some in the
shape oisecret agents, and others holding
public commissions with little or no labor Mt
tached to them-hut with fat salaries
Scores of these secret agents were abroad
under Van Buren, and were turned out bv
Harrison, but the system has been revived
| by Polk.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-04-03

Iowa, The Legislature has adjourned. w,u
out electng either the Judges of the SUM,
Court, or Senators to represent the new ST.,
in the Congress of the U. States, The C..
ernor is only empowered to appointU. S. S.,
ators in case of r0cancy In this ips,,,
there is no vacancy, no Senators having osr.
been appointed, consequently the State m,.,
go unrepresented in the higher branch Of Il
national councils, until new Legislature chan
have settled the questions in dispute betyo,.
the rival contenders for power.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-04-03
TEMPERANCE MEETING,

TEMPERANCE MEETING. Motto,
hereby given that n meeting of the CoIoGs. !
County Young Mems Temperance Som "G,.
will be holden at Danville, on Tuesday ~!
18th day of April next, at 10 o'clock,A w
for the purpose of adopting measures IL -, 81, W
tain and carry the "No License" Law int Gus ",
feet throughout the county. 1t is dcsirabIc u ~
every town in the county should be renrc.o VIA
ed in said meeting by delegates or otbcr Yje"'
IONA. WOODMAN, Prcsdo%nS,
Sutton, March 90, ls47.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-04-03

WHERE THE MONEY Co.'s. The Wash
Ington correspondent of the N. Y. Express
estimates that the whole appropriations of
the late Congress, will amount to one hundred
and fifteen millions! and for what has it been
expended? mostly for carrying on the Mexi-
can war. A fearful responsibility rests ON the
instigators of the war.
CAssIus M. CLAY. 1t is an extraordinary
circumstance that this gentleman, who SO
bitterly denounced the annexation ofTexas
should be among the very first to "revel in
the Halls of Montezuman-but alas rs pr;s-
oner ofwar.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-04-03

ga correspondent info.rms us, writing
from Concord, n, 1t! at the locos of New
Hampshire do no,, of4r all, feel very well in
reference to the resrit of the election in the
Granite o'ate-th'a victory is too meagre to be
enduring, with the labor and money expend-
eu 10 Secure Il. The Anti-radicals count up
on the recovery ofthe State, with much GER
tanty, ia one year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-04-03

,n MISCELLANEOUS.
lweht = dollars, to be awarded by the mis-
cei| ne.ous Committee on articles not enumero
ted IN the above list, in no case over 50 coat,
ea ch.
Committees dppOihtcd to aarar a pre,ni.,,,s
On oxen, Willard Stoddard, John F, Pane
Lambert Hastings. 'P''
Steers. Charles Starks, Rovo, y ,aa ca
phen Stevens. NV
- Bulls. Theoph Drew, Col. A. Warner,
Cows and young cattle, G,obert Gilkerson.
Amasa Bemis, Ahrnm Ross,
sheep: Harry Chamberln, Alonzo Bemis,
Hazen Merrill
Horses Francis E. Fuller, IIel Bradley,
Joseph Lance.
Butter AID cheese. Isaac Watts, l.. II.
Deiano, ohm Bacon
C sugar and honey. Ephraim Jewett, Charles
= Ra,Aa, r. /. Eastman.
r, Fleld crops. J.P Fairbanks, E. B. Chase,
u. g. Chandler.
Vegetables, fruit, &c. Jefferson Cree, A.
ianson Stevens, iona. Lawrence.
FaEming tools. Lorin Kline, John Kelsey,
Jud.kins Randall.
Swine. Henry Stevens, jacob Ide, %. T.
| Batchelder.
{ Household manufactures, G. c. Cahoon
L. 2. Parks, Hiram Cutting
Shop manufactures. VIM, Sias. Harvey
Moore, Joseph Hancock.
Miscellaneous. S. B. Mattocks, Moses Kit
tredge, Lucius Denison.
Applicants for premiums on animals must,
when they enter the same for premium, deliv-
er written statement, detailing the age breed
and method of feeding the animal
Applicants for premiums on butter will be
required TO make written statement of the
time whenit was made. the kind e. NUMBER of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-04-03

OFJudge ColIamer, reported dangerous
ly sick at Philadelphia, has returned to Wood
stock in an improved state of health.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-04-03

0FElecton of State officers, L .g;sIo.
ture and four members of Compress will toLe
place in Connecticut next Mon1,,v I,s,
year the State went locofcco.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-04-03
Caledonia County Agricultural
Society's Fair for l847,

TO BE HOLDEN AT ST. JOHNSBURY
PLAIN, OCT. T.
LIST or PREMIUMS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-04-03

THE STORM. Seldom, i ever, has there
been such storm ofsnow so late in the sea-
son as we had in this region last Saturday.
In the valley of the Passumpsic travelling
was interrupted bu;. little, yet upon the high
er grounds the Dads were rendered impass-
able till Monday or later. The roads
were hll"d to the top of fences in many plo
ces' NJ less than Is inches ofsnow fell u,,,on
the M CHER lands and ~ upon the lower.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-04-03

0FMany persons who had resisted the
operations of the License Law in Massachu-
sets on the ground ofalIeged unconstitu,on-
aIity, have yielded to the law, paid up their
fines, and given up the business. This las
been done extensveyin Boston. 4 Mussa-
chusetts paper says that the amount of fines
and costs paid by violators ofthe licerse law,
at the Court ofCommon Pleas in Franklin
Co., one week, amounted TO over Sl.lOO
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-04
Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

aSIsU. All merchandise designed for the interior 0
S1fHi@afs The States of GEORGIA., SOUTH CARO-
NM, IlshNESSEI;, and ALABAlhA, sent via Sa
yanah will be forwarded by the Steam boat Company 0
Georgia In their Steam Bouts TO Augusta, Tree OF commits
SION, at the lowest current rate Of freight.
IN addition the boat power this Company already
POSSESS, they have under construction new steam
boat unusually light dra oi water and high speed, bull
expressly with 10 ensure prompt transportation o
Goods, IN all stages Of the river navgadon.
Goods the interior Ol the country, alter reach
Ing Augusta Hamburg, forwarded by the Agents
there to their final destination.
Shippers may rely upon having the order Of their Goods
carefully looked To IN Savannah.
Bills Of Ladng advising the shipment of goods, and
letter advising, whether insured, anu 10 what oin should
always accompany the came, or be sent by mail
Parties WIN have been IN the habit Of forwarding iner.
chandze To the interior OF Georgia by this line, anu direct
ing 10 the X NJ Goodwin, will please take Doce
that the cOnnexiun thai gentleman with this Company
having ceased all future should he
dressed TO
wP. WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah, Ga.
RKpRREscRs
Messrs Taylor a Merrill, r.#
JOSIAH Marcy AZ Son, A. ~, 81
.Goodhue a. Company, N'ioih
- J.. H. brigham, Eaq
Halves, Gray Co, Boston.
Henry sloan, ESQ, Philadelphia
oct s--dly' oct4s
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-04
Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear,
VIM, n. JENNINGS a. CO..

DRApERs AND TALoRs, importers of Cloths Cassneres
Vcstngs, Fancy Dress Articles, &c, 3i broadway, Anne
rcan HOTEL ofer for inspection OF
ami fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear,
ecied with view TO rendering rich in qa
FOR OVEROOA7,S-Dlu black, brown olive, anl
green med cloths various shades Beaver do; drab ami
blue Devonsre kersey; Canada grey do; drab, blue am.
black Pilot Cloth; brown, black blue and drab Mohair
WINTER FRocKs, 81 cKs, Se-Redver and mllei
cghs ssn1%ya RsM 5rsi ss sSss TWseds s v
brown, green aud Adelaide Cloths, Of BUllys Smonls,
BUSINESS AND IRA YELLING coA7.S-plad
| Cashmere, Tweeds, and other goods.
HUNIING COAIS.-olive, brown, and drab Moles-
PlNTALo oNs.--Frencf, English, German and Anne,
rican black, blue, mixed, fancy Cussner,s, selected
with reference 10 the various tastes Of our numerous pa
in this line, which sch attention has been directed
to enable us " insure lit combining aud elegance.
pESI'S-Back silks aud saiiis fancy do, woolen and
velvet pads figured Mernos, white and bnf Cassimeres
and Marsees, rich Silk and Sans, Tor Ball and Parties,
AR1fYAND MA VY.- Experience enables us to furnish
Uniforms IN strict conformity with regulations and have
always on hand the material necessary to the different
FIIsSI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GARMENTS
Equal To the best custom work.
beaver, and mied cloth Surtous large assortment I'M
proved styles Sacks, ncus bne, black, brown and drsb
Youth ! ana boys overcoais Winter Frocks Sacks az
business and Travelling Coats Olive, brown green, and
Coas-A large assortment IN various colors and iabrcs
CoaksBlue and Back Cloths full and three quarter
meres; PLAN ribbed velveteens for rdlng travelling
&c. vestngsBlack Silk, Satiu, Bombazne aud CassI-
mere fancy Silk, Satin, aud Valencia; tguered and plain
wool Velvet black and figured Silk do Dressing Gowns
DE LANES, Meruo and figured Muslin, in great variety
Hunting Goats, in various styles.
F4NC y DRESS ARTICLES. Taglioni, Jenny Lind,
Mazurka and other styes fancy Cravas EglIsh, French,
and Italian black silk Cravats; extra and medium quality
black satin Cfavatk black silk and SATIN Scarf;
newest style fancy uoi Merino e0dIrs rruiiss
ling, &c.; wiled and plain English, French, and India
Pocket Handkcrchieis. Gloves Ciiasons and Bajous
black white, coored kid; also MerIno, Buckskin ned
Beriin Linen, Cotton, dc Suspenders-Al the various
styles and qualities Undervesis ana DIawers- -Merino,
Silk Buckskn, Wool and Cotton Flannel Hall Hose,
White and Mixed Meino, and Cotton various grades; SHIRTS,
Bosoms and Collars. Umbrellas, Silk, and Cotton
PIECE GUODS.-Clotns Cussnieres, Nesines, &c,
be found in the country,
which Will be sold by tile piece yard al as low prices as
they can be bought, with the obvious advantage OF seec'
hon from what can be relied upon as the most fashionable
goods.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-04
10 STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

AEn Tie subscriber is now inlly prepared to hir,
nish Steamboat Companies with all sizes OF
Dimpiers Patent Centrifugal Blowers suitable for the
smallest river the largest class steamers
This blower constructed upon sound philosophical p'
ripes combining great strength and durability occupying
very small space, and giving greater force TO the air WIN
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now IN
nse without making the least unpleasant noise while IN
motion The superiority Of this blower Is at once manifest
10 any persons disposed examine lis merits and is well
worthy the special attention OF all requiring the Use
Blowers as is becoming RAPIDLY in general use
in preference all others ..,... '.-9. ,
Difference is made the following steamers, which have
them in use:
Steamer hay State, New York
Atlantic steamer Washington, New York.
Atlantic steamer Northerner, do
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia.
TO IRON FOUNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, &c, &C.
The subscriber also manufactures and keeps hand lIl
assortment from No. 10 No TO- and upward OF The above
Mowers celebrated, suitable for all kinds o iron
works, cupolds pudding aud heating furnaces Tor
rolling mills FORCES, smiths fires, DC.
JOSIAH KISrERHOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United Saes and
the Canadas, a67 Market 81 Phiad oct sally
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-04
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Cleanse and SJengthe Consumption he cured Br0J
chiiis, Consumption, LirT Complaint, todS. Coughs,
Cuiarrh, Isfila Splitting Of BI0d Soreness The Chest,
Hectic Flush, Night !Sioeds, Difficult Prpfise EIpec
tOrafiO, Pdin IN e Side, Sc hare been and be eur
ed. tt..tr. 1-..- = '."r
Probably there n remedy that has been so
cessul in desperate OF Consumption this II clean
and strengthens the system, and appears heal ulcers
the lungs and the patients gradually regain their usual
health and strength,
...t ALMOST A MIRACLE.
Read the following, and doubt II that consuml
ton be cured. This Is only one, of several kndre,
cases, that TOWNSEND'S SARSApARiLI.A has cured
BROOKLYN, Sept. IA, lsi6.
DR. TowNsESp--Dear Sr--l was takeri little
year ago. with cough and pain In my side; IL in
very fast indeed pronounced by ply
scans To have the quick consumption raised large quai
titles of bad matter had night swens, hndsinkng very
ist-my doctor said he could DO nothing Tor went u
the hospital in hope OF being benefited but pronounced
nrurabe. greatly distrt ssed al the lungs and
could hardly breathe soon became .macaied, and
pected Il die; confined Ia bed and obliged ld
have watchers Indeed. cannot give you any description
that would do justice 10 my was supposed by
friends TO be past recovery; had tried number Oi
remedies. ami all seemed 10 be OF no effect read OF tie
extraordinary performed by your medicine and
tell you the truth, suspected there was some lumbug ia
them Hut induced 10 try il; did and am very
thankful did cannot say that am entirely well, but
10 be entirely well few weeks My cough, pain in tie
side night sweais have let me, and raise but very
little and last gaining my usual strength ! feel il my
duty give you statement Of my case, TO publish you
please. - .. - IT,.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-04

Al Lo,cer Prices than before Soid
TUE subscribe has added immensely to his already
mammoth stock Of Literature. His late accusations
from the trade sales OF Boston, New York and PRlade
phia Their with fifteen oil the finest works r thu
arrick, from Liverpool, aud twenty ditto per the Leon
as from London, which VIII be Immediately marked and
exposed sale give undoubled air of richness, yarie
", rarity and 10 his stock hitherto unapproacled
this continent All literary men, lovers Of books and
hsasts IN mental investigation, solicited Ia come and
enjoy the true feast Oi and lie How OF SOUL
Every subject which the wit OF man has been expended
brains turned may be found here. The reconlie
themaiean and the crazy founder OF systems Of rieo
logy Is each In his proper mich. Those given To Necro
NANCY Asirology Alchemy, Sorcery aud Witchcrt VIII
be highly amused whilst the belle elire scholar select
lr1m 1900 fresh volumes, the very cream anu chel
dovres OF modern English literature The best reaises
every profession and science from the honest poddng
10 the enthusiastic soldier In every nri and sci
ence the books here embraced la the department
elce nary prof ssona reatises and school books OF
every kind his Stock is immense The subscriber invites
all strangers ay him visit before they leave the city
In purc lasng from him they one-haf OF their mo-
ney Cergymen, literary characters and book collectors
generally, living lines of railroad steamboat routes,
will do well To put change Of linen IN their yalses and
i6 Nassau street, allowed by NIL Swans TO
be the moral centre OF the intellectual world" Books sell
ing hall price, literary appliances aud conveniences OF
every kind GRATIS well best Spanish cigars and other
philosophical Instruments for nyeterte smokers like The
celebrated DIR. Parr JOHN DOYLE,
Cheap Ancient and Modern BOOKSELLER
oct s ly' li6 Nassau street, New York.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-04

4 I the Second Street CABINET WAREROONlS, No. lG
IA South Second street, MOUNT having large an,
splendid Of fashionable and well made Furniture
on hand, comprising rosewood leeatee Soas; walnut do
mahogany do, with plush, satin, damask and fancy hal
cloth seags and other coverings plain Sofas oil all prce
and patterns; French Arm Chairs; Ladies' Sewing Chairs
Rocking do Centre and Pier Tables; Sofa Tables Dvals
Pedestal Pier Tables; Extension Dining and Gard Tables
dressing Bureaus Wardrobes, with and without mirrors
mahogany high post Bedteads French do; eurled mapt
cases marble tops, mahogany Washsiands; Hat Racks
plain and with mirrors; Ladies' Work Tables of rosewoo,
and mahogany; rosewood walnut, brch anu maihogahy
cane seat Chairs of all patterns, with AN extensive assert
ment of every article in our line OF business
Country Merchants and others are especially invited
cali and examine stock Of Furniture every article
which is manufactured by ourselves and Will be disposed
Of ON the reasonable terms.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-04
NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. tai, Broadway, New York,

]. B. MONNOT, PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOTEL, situate In the upper and fashionable par
OF Broadway, has been enlarged us now to be The
most extensive that exists.
The convenience, beauty and slubrty Of its position
have heretofore caused It's accommodations be monop
ozed by permanent residents OF the city TO exclude The
travelling public from participation IN It's comforts
Extensive additions have been made, however, with
view 10 set apart transient visitors suits OF arlors and
betIrooms TO be retained at all seasons for them.
Families from aar will find the choicest accommo
,aons of this Hotel constantly set apart for them, nt
every attention will be paid TO render il attractive to The
transient visitor as hns proved those who residing IL
the vicinity OF New York. have constantly since Its open
iug honorcd il witt, their selection combining all ht
luxes the best European hotels with the advantages
ot NJ locniion oct & ly'
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-04
OLEOSTATIC LAMPS.
l., SHAPDELAINE,

-"--- ---- NO, 30 BKUADWAI,
HAS received per late ariyalsa large and splendid
Ill ment of FRENCH PAIEhT OLEOSIA ri q
LAMPS OF different patterns These Lamps invented
by celebrated A. 1hlorier the French Academy, and
are considered the best Lamps IN These Lamps
are for sale only at 375 Brua1way, IN this city.
Also on hanu large assortment ot CUTLERY, GI-
RANDULES VASES, CLfNA WARE, TOILET
SETS, and every article In the Furnishing line.
Mr. e. being agent Tor the BROOkL wv FLINT
GLASS; is prepared to execute orders Tor Rich Cut aud
Engraved Pressed and Plain Glass every variety
wholesale ren and invites the attention purchasers
the splendid assortment oi rich Glass Ware hand at
his establishment where they can depend upon beng iur
tured being the only place where the Brooklyn Rich Flint
Glass can be procured. S--dly'
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Blank Books and stationery

S0UTIIERN merchants and others in need OF supple,
~ tor the counting roon can be furnished with logger
journals, day books, cash LOOKS bloers and every yaiut,
OF account books manufactured of the DtEt matrias
Copying Of every style ad price, copying l,ie
books copying paper, Stephens, Ai1olds, Perry May
Dard a Noyes Cooper a Philips, and German copying
inks and writing iiuus
photographic blanks bills Of exchange, bills Of lading
notes ctcks aud drafts, circular letters (apd desired
fac smie IL hand wrug) furnished al snort notice,
al prices but lille above ordinary pruning.
FEfkk "A. MESIER,
oct 1y' Stationer and photographer, ~ Wall VI.
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HALL, THOMPKINS a. BLACK,
LATE MARC UAND q. Co.

lave just received large assortment Of Sheffield Plated
III Ware, consisting Ia part Of $50
Table Cutlery with plated handles to match their patterns
OF Silver Forks; rich Epergres, Silver mounted, with OF
without plateau; Dish Covers Casors Tea Kettles and
Urns; Tea and Coffee Sets, Egg Boilers and Egg Stands;
pian and chased Walters IN sizes from 10 ~ inches;
Flower, Fruit Jelly, and Ice Cream Stands, &c, &c.
IN SILVE WARE,
The variety Of patterns and extent Of er assortment is
much greater than be found Ut any every other
Enlistment tins city, and the quality Of their Silver, Gas
well the workmanship Is not 70 be surpassed IN the
United States Their assortment Of Diamond and other
rich Jewery, Watches, CHAINS, &c ls complete; all Of
which offered s,ie small cost,
the old stand No isi broadway, sign Of the Golden Eagle
octS-Iyd'
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CARPETS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS
octsdiy'
HENRY ERBEN, u

HENRY ERBEN, liz Centre street, offers for sale the fol
Ii loving Organs:
One Gothic Organ Of IL stops and octave Of pedal pipes
Dimensions 10 high, ~ eet and inches front
and feet inches deep. U...L
One Grecian Organ Of - stops octave Of pedal pipes
Dimensions OF Is feet inches high 10 feet VIDE
feet deep.
One Grecan Organ Of 10 stops, octave and half o
pedals Dimensions Of II feet high feet incbe,
wide, s feet ) inches deep.
Three Gothic Swell Organs Of stops Dimensions o
feet 2 inches HIGH feet Inches wide, and iee
deep,
Two Grecans Of stops, 10 feet high, feet inches wide
and 3 feet inches deep "'a
Two Gothic Organs Of stops feet high feet inches
wide, 2 feet inches deep.
variety Of Parlor Organs
One second hand Church Organ.
One Seraphine. oct Sdly'
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-04
BROOKS'S
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES
CONGRESS CATERS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.


CONGRESS CATERS PoR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
These articles superior TO anything ever before manu-
featured, in this any other country, for
durability, beauty, and utility.
NO. l3S FULTON STREET., NEW YORK
THIS unique and useful invention awarded Silver
Medal ue highest premium at the Inst Annual Fair Of the
American nsute Tor its superiority over all others offered
Tor competition 81,
navy as well every gentleman OF taste VINO has miry
tested It's vaie and rapidly coming into general use
among all who regard ease grace comfort ana durability,
as srabe requisites in their Boots and shoes makes
the boot or Shoe elastic, preserves lis original sly
and shape and gives the hollow part beautiful and eeva-
led arch thereby allowing the heel 10 be worn very ingh
with perfect case quite low, without exposing the pana-
looms strap 10 injury II also keeps the loot from pressing
forward and retans 1t In natural and easy position
Myself and John DICK the only persons who make and
eil Boots and Shoes with this invention In the cities Of
New York, Brooklyn and Jersey City.
CONGRESS CATERS.
The undersigned, the first in the city OF New York TO
manufacture this Justly celebrated and elegant article con.
tn.s 10 nuke up in endless variety oil Styles IN
workmanship unequaed and at prices defyng competl,
ton All other Of Boots, Shoes Caters, Pumps and
Slippers for ladies' gentlemen, youths misses ana child
rem LoNi Nc p ,sI..s
PS-Jus received, Of Russian Leather Tor Gen.
dement's Boots, both Dress and Water Proof This 10
probably the rs this celebrated Leather ever import
ed into The United States
nrf \. Il yd'
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SCOTCH wOOLLEN HOSIERY

A II. WATSON, % Maiden Lane up stairs, offers for
n. sale, favorable terms, by the dozen case full
Of the above desirable goods consisting IN part
of the following, viz:
MEMS (senIer and ousize) blue Gray Hose aud Hall
Hose, all qualities
+, WOMEN'S White, Black, and Blue and Dark Mixed
Hose, from quality 10 superfne Saxony.
CIIIIDREN'S Hose "a and l2 Hose, White and assort
ed Grey, all sizes
Mems, Womens, and Chldren's UNDERSTANDS and Draw.
ers very full assortment.
Also, few bales Of and ply Scotch Knitting Yarns
oetguly'