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Preach, German and English
BROADCLOTHS.

Cassmercs and DoeskDs. Plain and fancy
VESTrNoS.
Gents Scarfs Cavats, II dkfs Bosoms, Collars, sus.
penders. Gloves, &c.
Cashmere,t Of different eolos, article for Summer
Coats Summer Stuff for chdrens Of all kinds, aud
many other goods moi mentioned.
In fao The most complete Of Goods Of
iered to the public. We only wish customers examine
for themselves. WHEELER e. PRATT.
April i3 "a
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ri. From the N. Y Express, April I9.
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BRATTLEBORO
Tailoring Establishment.
No. 8 Granite Row.

rUyHE subscriber would inform the citizens OF this
Il and the neighboring towns that be still continucs
TO carry the Tailoring business al his old stand, dr.
recty opposite the Stage House, where all work en-
trusted 70 his care, will be done ia thorough and
gorkmaniike manner.
He would also state that this is moi the shop where
cheap sale york is made for any price whatever. On
the contrary, he asks fair price and does his work in
such manner TO warrant perfect satisfaction.
As none but good work will be done he has an es-
tabished sci Of prices, which he would invite all to
call and examine.
u5-Garments furnished throughout IL desired, and
cutting done at short notice and warranted.
TERMS
lE All work must be paid for when delivered.
E.HART.
Brattleboro, April 10, Is47. swS4
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vUyHE subscribers arc now receiving direct from tho
IL Factory 10 Nss Jersey, large and splendid stock
Of Paper Hangings, comprising every variety and
fully invited call aud examine our stock before pur-
chasing. BUTTON & CLARK.
April 8, te4T. 6ms9
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FARM FOR SALE.

FA LGNH FOH SA AhIs
IA TINE Farm OF which LUKE b OsGOOD,
fssss IL late Of Brookine, died seized and poss-
Hill essed, will be sold at PUBLiC AUCTION, on
n{S& the 10Th day Of April next n one o'clock, r.
m -7- M, at the dwelling house on the premises.
Said Farm situate in Bfookne about two miles north
Of the Court House in Ne wiaDs and ans x35 Of
good land well waiered and good brick dwelling house
and other buildings thereoa There 10 good orchard and
Of the best Wood and Timber Lots containing about
sixty acres, said Farm, Of any ia the county.
Persons wishing 10 buy Farm, will do well TO examine
the premises before purchasing elsewhere.
o. The 0bOpe Vendue stands adjourned 10 che
10Th DAY OF APRIL INST, at the same
place and time Of day.
81. MILLER, Executor.
Newflne, March 4. Ie47. 5was
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Fashionable
Tailoring Establishment.

rNHE subscriber renders his sincere thanks TO the
l. inhabitants Of Bralteboro and vicinity. for the lib
era patronage he has received, and would inform them
that he continues 10 make up Garments Of every des
cnpilon, 10 style unsurpassed in this vicinity and At
as reasonable prices any in this section Of the
try. Latest Fashions regularly received. saefe
Cutting done al short notice and warranted to ct If
properly made up. WIN. MOLE.
West Braltleboro. April 10, IA. ~ -l 81
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FARM FOR SALE.

sr<snA LvOR SALE, that well known Farm pleas
I10<a II antly slusled in Londonderry called the
&iJS Reed Farm, containing $50 acres Of good land
well divided into Tllage, Moving, Pasturing
--a1.-=- and Woodland, with two story Dwelling
House. Barn 90 Geet in length asd other out buildings,
all in good repair the centre OF the and -four
ishng villages. For further particulars inquire OF
NILES ALDRlCH, Londonderry; OF
n BULLOCK, Bfistol, RI
Londonderry, April 9, Is47. -
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Oils, Paints & Varnish.

Oils, Paints & varnish.
q TONS Pure Dry Lead,
- $500 lbs. Ground do.
500 gals. Lnseed Oil,
SO +" Boiled do
rs Japan,
40 Sheds Coach Varnish( superior ariicle)
40 T" Cabinet
Spts. Turpentne, Paint and Varnish Brushes &c,
for sale by BUTTON & CLARK.
April B. amSS
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FARM TO LET.

AI ITO LET, small FARM in Guilford,
f.;r \ pleasantly situated the stage road
l!!s.HR from Brattleboro TO Greenfield, containing
.Hi&t3 about IS acres, with buildings ia good re-
pair and is the Farm recently occupied by Rue Boyd.
Enquire of ELIHU FIELD.
GuioFd, April 9TH, 1S47. IS
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WILL receive this week fresh stock Of DRY
w G o o ID from New York. "a
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50 Commerce Street, Hartford, Conn.,,
RE offering CT sale large and complete assortment Of
IA GROCERIES, consisting in part Of Il !.
200 chests and half chests Young Hyson and Tyson
Skin Tea,
rs half chests Pouchong, Souchong and Congou Tes,
100 hhds Porto Rico, Muscovado, a. N. o. Sugar,
80 boxes Brown Havana Sugar,
60 packages Stuart Loaf crush and ground Sugar,
20 bills Lump Sugar, (snall umps)
$50 hhds. Porto Rico, Musoovado and Cubs Moasses,
500 boxes bunch Rsisins,
300 bags Java. Laguayra and ST. Domingo Coffee,
20 Pepper and Pimento, ~ ~. . +,
900 lbs Nutmegs.
$50 lbs Mace, 9 bbs Cloves,
$50 bills. half bills and kegs Saerstns,
30 kegs pure Ginger,
90 boxes ground Cassia Pepper and Pinenio,
40 settled and No. Soap,
so Gilbert and Cooper's Starch,
100 t< and 2 y 0 Glass,
900 Mats Cassis, 100 boxes Pipes,
so cases and boxes Saunders ceebrsted Tobacco,
Loriliard's black and yellow Snuff,
Mrs Millefs 4 NJ + Holt. 6ns cut chewing Tobacco,
Lorillafd's and Hollis smoking do.
Bakers Cocoa. Chocolate aud Broma,
lndigo. Collins e. Cos AXES, &c, &c.
All Of which will be sold on the most favorable prices
and terms. 3wA
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NEW GOODS.

~ GOODS, such az Prints, NJ. de LANES, Ginahams,
Lawns Muslins, &c, at TOWNsLEY & SONS.
April 10, 1877. 81
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Chsras.

A FEW Of Stones Cylinder chyns, for sale By
n BUTTON & CLARK
April ~. snn
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OTTO E H.

N OTl u E.
vT>HE subscriber calls all persons indebted TO him
Il to make immediate payment--the present month
the extent. JOHN SMITH
Green River, Aprilfa, 1877. sws4
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ssHOMER e OO.,,

HOMER e. co.,
HAVlNG recently decided 10 extend their business
IL in the New England States, would commend TO
the favorable notice Of Dealers in H.aRDW4RE,
their well selected stock OF Foreign and Domestie
Goods, which from its extensive variety, good quality
and freshness is well adapted purchasers for retail
Sales. No ~ Merchants Row,
Near the old Market, Boston.
April I. lmisS3
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STRAWBERRIES
IN SUCCESSION FROM MAY TO OCT,

From -Four Particles.
The Bosion Pine, Hoveys Seeding, The Common
Red Wood, and Sioddard's Seeding Alpine.
The plants for sale by P. PHLLIrs Mddelown Point
NJ, and DrrroS a. CLARK, Agents, Bratileboro.
sheet containing imPortAn, information in relation
these varieties chiefly extracts from the Magazine Of Hor
ucuiure Hocuurs aud other periodicals, is furnished
graluitcusy with the plants sold 4w32
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Fashions, Fashions.
TIME subscriber has Just received his Spring and
IL Summer Fashions for ls4T, at No. Granite
Row. Il. HART.
Rratteboro, April 10, Is47. swsa
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A Gard.

A Gard.
THNHE undersigned returns thanks 10 his customers
IL and the public generally, for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon him for lhiee years past and
specially soliciIs continuance of the same.
Z. HART.
Brattleboro, April 10. is47. sws4
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Great TBargains in Crockerv

lust received 10 crates China Crockery and Glass
- Ware, at much less thsn former prices Also cases
Paper liangiBgs. WHEELER g. PRATT.
April ~. a.
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BUILDING MATERIALS.

hOORS, Sash, Blinds, Hemock and Pine Boards
- Nails, Glass and Paints, Door Trimmings, &C.,
Tor sale BY G. @. HALL.
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GROCERTES.
list OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at East Bra,ilebsro, v
April }, 1917.
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The Fourth OF JuIy---ShalI we cele-
hrate itl

II was said by one Of those most conspic-
uous in the transactions which rendered the
Fourth Of July glorious in the annals OF our
history, "That coming generations should
cslebraie the annual return of that day with
bonfrss and rejoicing. Shall the sage and
Hero prove false Propheis Shall another
annivsrssry Of this natal day ofour Republic,
and Of human liberty pass, and the People
ofour village and vicinity, who partake in
common with the whole County Of the bles.
ssd boon Of freedom, offer no testimonial of
gratituds 10 the msmory of those who ACHE.
we'd our Independence Shall our children,
and eur childrsn's children cease TO apprecf-
ate and value the blessings We enjoy BY a
failure on our part 10 keep green in their
memory, the immeasurable cost at which
those blessings were purchassdi
Years have passed since the people of our
Village bave met together on the fourth of
July, after the good old fashion Of our faith
srs, partaken ofths good things Of a common
table and talked together Of I" the times that
tried mems souls;" and felt indeed that
they were brethren, united bya common in.
tsrsst in great object, the perpetuity and
glory Of our government and institutions.
We have at this moment greater cause Of
rejoicing than at any former period ofour his
tory: And though we are in the woods, and
cannot therefore exhibit that "pride, pomp,
and circumstance" Of rejoicing shown by our
brethren ofthe cities and large towns, ye,
while our conquerins armies are feastiug, and
celebrating the birth day of the Nation in
the Halls of,he Montezunas (as they will be)
we may and sbonld make The woods ring
with our shouts ofjoy, for the triumph Of our
arms, and in an appropriate manner express
our gratitude 10 the arbiter of battles, who
has given victory TO the cause ofjustice aud
humanity. sl.-
Let us then have meeting of Village,
and make arrangements 10 celebrate The
Fourth Of July, and respond 10 The achiove-
mems of our our fellow citizens in Mexico.
1
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eAFARMKR's BARoMErER. "A writer in the
dsessis Farmer gives directions for making
ashsap bsromstor, TO aid in feretcIling tbs
weather He takes stick three feet long
and attaches to the butt end vial, full o.
air, Of course, and corksd tight. The stick
is then suspsnded in horizontal position, on
spivot, where il will readily turn; say on a
thread tied neariis centre. When the storm
is esming on, the outside is lighter than tina,
in the vial; of course the vial sinks, and in.
diestes change in the atmosphere. Suet
. barometer may be made in ten minutes
and some Of cur young philosophic farmers
will incline to have barome,ers Of their own
manufacture. ttS3 h.e
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-
those which hsve happened arc ehargsabIs
spon me; IN order that neither now nor q
sny future tims any accusation Of injusics
may siignatize the dsfence ol Vera Cruz, !
declare that II 10 false that any such sdyics
was given; that the only communication
hove derived from General Scott tended 70
summon me in general terms TO surrender;
lhat oven the Rsutrals wore prevented from
Isavins The place thai IL the Mexican fam
lilies could have len, the enemy would not
have occupied the place without first bury
ing lis defenders in the ruins.
,Ta JUAN MORALES.
JALAPA, April "a, lS47.
Gen. Scett 10 said 10 have dispatched a
messenger 10 Mexico or 70 the peiat occu-
pied by the Legislative janta. This 10 the
old song, and the olive branch.
VERA CRUz, April go, 1s47.
An express il in ibis morning (April 20.
I64T,) bringing intelligence ofthe continued
advance Of Gen. Worth and some, ,,disconnsct-
I'd rumors from the City Of Mexico. The
citizens are throwing up walls Of sand, I fan
cy, around the place, and expect the soldiers
is defend them. How far their expectations
viii be realized, we may Judge by the past.
The public voice is openly heard in oppe
sition to the late Mexican dsmagogue, San
"a Anna. "Ceward." "DowA with the trs
tor!'' are the cries that are now heard in the
Capital. s9sss s a'2
am very happy to learn by this express
shat Cen Shields 10 net dead; he is improy
ing. Ths steamship is expected to move
every moment.
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MEXICO APPEALS TO ENGLAND
FOR HER INTERVENTION,
Santa Anna threatens Vera Cruz
LATER FROM GEN. TAYLOR.


Americans Mudered-AAaek on the Trains
A GuerilIa Proelamation--Gen La Vega
dnd his Fellow Prisoners Midshipman
Rogers--The mopemenis of Santa Anaa--
Important Rumars from the City Of Mer-
ico--Prsbable Cessation of Hosiilities.
We have before us the New Orleans Del
ia and Picayune OF the 18th inst. both Of
which is filled with interesting and impor-
tant news from the seat Of war, as we'll as To-
cal news Of an unusually interesting caarac-
ter.
Immediately. before the James L. Day
starred from Vera Cruz, Major Leonard, who
isastatoned th~re, sent an officer on board
TO inform Gen. Pillow that an express had
Just arrived from Gen. Scott, with dispatch,
in which i. was stated that deputation of
Mexican citizens from the Capital, had ar
rived at The Generals headquarters, inviting
him to advance, assuring him that it would
surrender TO him without opposition, and ask
ing his protection oftheir persons and proper
ty. He is therefore on his way TO, if not al
ready in the "halls OF the Monczumas.
Thus the surrender Of tho city Of Mexico
is no longer rumor, but is confirmed by an
express from Gen. Scott, and we may fairly
conclude that our gallant army is now "rev-
elling in the halls ofihe Montezumas."
The Delta gives the following statement
on the authority Of gentemln frem Vera
Cruz. A
Whatever bo the fears OF tho Mexicans,
their feelings are anything but amaiablo TO-
ward the Americans. The road along from
Jalapa TO Vera Cruz is dotted with the maD-
glsd and murdered bodies ofour couatrymen,
who were caught struggling away from the
parties with which they happened to be
marching. One person counted no less
than twenty victims efMexican revenge
on the line of the road. The banditti which
prowl about there, recently attacked a par
~ Of infantry, on their way to Join the main
body Of tho army. They fell back on the, last
wagon train, which was close TO the rear.
The escort charged on the rancheros, who
on the fire fled. One American was killed
twas not known how many Mexicans. This
occurred eight miles this side of the Nation
al Bridge. .....,se.r-,..,.
PROCLAMATION.
The citizen Mariana Salas, General Of Bri:
gade and Col. Of the regiment Hidalgo,to
his fello,s citizens:
My FRIENDs.-The present moment is
the most proper to excite the public spiritan
fern nation ofmen truly free. When an
enemy triumphs by his union to rob us ofour
dearss, interests, there is nothing more sure
or more certain than to vanquish him by val
or and constancy.
For this end have obtained permission
to raise guerilla corps, with which to attack
and destroy the invaders in every manner
imaginable. The conduc. Of the enemy,
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Hnyax CIAy.--A gentleman Of this city
has received a letter from Mr.. Clay, which
concludes with the following nebls allusion
to his recent affection: "My life has been
fall Of domestic Affections, bn' this last is
enc sfths ssverest among them. l derive
some consolation from knowing that he died
where he weuld have chosen, and where, il
must lose him, | should have preferred, on
the baitls-fsld,.i the service ofhis country
IN Y. Paper.
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The Difference. |.

The receiver OF public moneys at Chicago
lately transported 10 ST. Louis, $350,0oo in
specie, a, an expence to the Treasury OF
$4,000. --Whig paper. u. ~ y
The United States Bank q few years age, trans
ported it's specie to parts unknown, and tailed to
pay its deb.s, a, an eHPonce 70 ,i0 P.sPis 81
thirty millions Of dollars 37e,ssd, o-asgq
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LOOKING INTO FUrURrry.--Some men ale
sssrs some never see beyond their noses. The
Duke Of Northumberland was once speaking
Of the comfort Of reading newspapers at
breakfast. "The comfort of reading the
newspapsrs!" said Lsrd Mansfield. "Mark
my words; you and | shall not live to see it.
but, seoneror later, these newspapers, ifthey
70 en- as they now do, will most assuredly
write devn the Dukes of Northumberland
sst.ef their titles and possessions, and the
county Of its King. Mark my words, foI
this will happen"
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MAssAcHUsErTs--The series Of compl
msntary resolutions TO Gen. Taylor and hi.
brave army, which we're rejected BY the
Hsuse of Delegates Of Massachusetts, were
afterwards taken up again and adopted. But
on reaching the Senate, they were laid on
the table by large majority, and then that
body Immediately adjourned without day
Such is Modern Whiggery in MASSACHUSETTS
Such was Ancient Federalism in the same
State 10 the times Of the last war-Ohic
Prsss.
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The New Post Omce Arrangements

We learn that Charlee is now made the end
Of the route hitherto from Sidney TO Defiance.
The packet boats refuse 10 stop at Charlee
and the consequences is that the Northern
Mail, after laying there for upwards Of two
weeks has been returned to this place to
be sent via Section Ten, by the semi-msnthly
mail! This is progressing backwards with
vengeance, and causes deprivation Of mail
facilities which we cannot believe will be al
lowed 10 continue. Petitions have, we un-
derstand, been got up here, and at Van Vert,
to have semi-weskly mail between
this place and Van Vert, via Section
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TEE STATE MEDICAL CoNvENTroN.-This
Convention commsncsd lis recent session in
this city on Tuesday nerning last, and
clesed its labors list ('Thursday) evening at
six o'clock. We take this opportunity to
remark, that to say nothing disparingly Of
previous conventions Of the medical profess
sion, It was the most numerous and talented
body ofmsn that has yet convened on any
previous occasion Of the kind. Thsir pro.
esedings were extremely interesting, and
their discussions conducted with ability
Ohie Statesman.
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Z THH WHEAT CRoP. -Some of our cotempera.
ries have already expressed the opinion that
30 large portion Of wheat in the ground has
been winter killed, that there is danger ol
shert crop in Ohio. We have lately passed
throughihe State from this to Cleveland and
thence to Beaver Penn; and although we
noticed many 6slds where large portion
had boon winter killed, We are confident
taking into consideration the quantity in the
ground, that the present promise 10 ofa yield
above an average crop.--Cincisnasi Ga
zeffe 5s ttffif N.e tolra
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Gzs. SxIEIDs.--Is will be seen by the
latest dates that this gallan, and good man
isin q fair way 10 recover. The announce
ment iRthe Iinois State Register Of his death,
copied 10 our last, is, therefore as we hoped,
premature 20. Statesman.
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WHIs HoNEsTY.--The Lafayette Qs) Journal
publishes letter from Senator Corwin 70 gan.
tleman In that place. in which he rsilorates his
view OF refusing supplies. To mako his own
frn,nes, stand out in bold relief, he makes the
following charge Of dishonesty against the Sen
ators of his party: .'i'iAt ka'2t ~ g
"I differed with oil the leading Wings Of
the Senate, and saw plainly that they all
we're, to some extent, bound TO turn, If they
coulc. the current Of public opinion agains,
me. They all agreed with me that The war
,uas uaust on our part; and If properly be-
gun, which none of them admitted, VIC bad
already sufficiently chasiised Mexico, and
that further prosecution Of il was wantou
waste Of blood and ,reasure--yet they ,uould
not undertake 10 stop 1t They said the
President was alone responsible.n
Wing portion Of the ssna,s--,hey deserve little
credit for honesty or patriotism. To injurs the
President with the people they openly vote sup
plies to carry on wha, they secretly believe to be
q war wrongly begun, and unrighssously sarri-
ed on! Could the merest party hack take more
unPrinciped view of public duty? Bound By
their oath to faithful discharge Of thsi: duty.
they voted that Mexico began the war, and yet
" "none oi them admttodt properly begun" on
cur part; and believing - the further prosecution
Of the war, was wanton waste Of both blood and
treasure" they nevertheless vs,sd suppliss fer
its further prosecution! Can such men be trus-
ted9 They have placed political sxPodisnsy far
above their eountry's interests, and now on the
testimony Of one Of their confederates stand con-
vic.sd Of shameful dishonesty .aT u t
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Col J. EwrNe has been designated by the
War Department. as the mastering officer
and 10 At Cincinnati for that purpose. .--Ohit
Prsss.
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Txs CRops. The recent rains have dis
sipatsd any fears that there woald not bs
an average crop in this section. The whsat
lsoks well, and fruit promises 10 be abundant
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CONFIRMATION OF THE SURREN.
DER OF THE CITY OF MEXICO.
Gen. Scott moving to the Capital.
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Ten which "a hone win be suecessful, as B

Ten which vo hope will be succcssful, az j
is the only means wa can perceive for exirica-
ting us out the difficulty the new arrangc-
ments have placed US in. we csnnot but
believe that the Department will do Us JUS
iice when the facts are made known 10 them; /;
in the meantime we hepe our Northern sub
scribars win bear with Us patiently. itis not
our fault tina. ihings are in their present con-
di,ion.
We regret, however, to be compelled to
state that the representations hitherto made
TO the Department have received no atten-
ton. The Mail routes in Putnam county
are wretchedly arranged, andn disposition
has thus far been manifested to improve
them so as to reader them ssrviceable 10 the
community. aia 9tl 90
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-05-28

0T Flour in New York OF the last advl-
ees was Ss,25 per barrel.