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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21
DEATH OF HON. JOHN MATTocr,

We regret TO be compelled to anpoo,
the death ofthe Hon. JoHN MATrocys ul, -
took place at his residence in PeocL,n,
Saturday the Nth ofAug, in the I'D yo,, ~.
his ngc. Gov. NJ, had been failing in Lo..
for year or two, having been subject -, An.
ious attacks, the last and scvcres, ono
ducing death. Gov. NJ, was long suo,,
fiIl lawyer, had been Judge of the Spnr.,
Court ofthe State, had served two rcr,oy
the Congress Of the United States. md q,
own State one year us Governor. dcclir;,.
second term on account Of domestic an
tons. 1t may not be out of place hero fl,
mark that since the retirement Of Gov 4,
from public life, he had devoted All. ,i,,.
most wholly TO his private affairs. ,rl
things which pertain TO another liG ~
made public profession ofMs faith IN Il
Rcdcemcr, about four years since.
We are sorry also TO learn TIM, ,Lo H..
NICHOLAS BAYLIEs, formerly Of Mop,,,,.
died at Lyndon, on Tuesday, Aug. L. .a
an illness OF three days, OF bowel cop,a,.,.
Judge Baylies had been Judge Of ,I,.
prcmc Court the State, and long ,...
toner at the bar Of our courts. JuI. D
was about IS years ofagc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21

itfof 1912 been in force, she would have re-
quirCd lust ms much of our food, and our eX-
poriutions would haye been just large and
At rs good prices; bat how would il have beeI
with imports aud the revenue? All, will
less foreign goods aud more specie, we
would still have just MS much and even moro
revenuc,to be applied 10 tic immense nation
al debt which the government has been for
two years rapidly accommodating.
Then us to the Sub Treasury, which has
/ drawn millions from the the country, 10 DC
/ disbursed in Mexico 1T great losses and en-
| pense: who does not see that here is drain
which would cmbarrHss the currency and
the business ofthc country very seriously, if
there had been no extraordinary supply.
| The same extraordinary famine, which re-
quired immense supplies of bread, also re-
quired il 10 be given AT oncc-without hucks-
ering about the pricc-wltiout waiting 10
barteT and so we have received seven mill
ions specie ut the port Of New York;
most opportune rclieftO the banks, the pCo-
pie and the government; but no more oppOr-
tune than accidental. A year Of plenty in
Europe would have left this country in trou-
bles severe enough to have aroused the pco-
pie 20 demand a speedy abandonment Of the
Free Trade and Hard Money experiments.
In short, the fhmine in Europe has been
meat and drink aud money 10 the American
peoplc-aye, and medicine to boot, TO palIi-
ntc the evils ofthe most stupidity blind and
laundering political quackcry, Further to
subsluntiate these reflections we have only To
remind the reader that the recent iutcli-
gcnCe flair crops in England aud relief ia
her money market, has nj once been follow
ed by n heavy reduction in the prices of -four,
grain, and various other American product
ions. The rise and the fail have been ruled
by the foreign demand. irrespective Of the
Tariff VI: -; and this fact is a demonstration /,
Of the instability of prices and The rage for
speculation which will ever attend amy free F.
trade system tAat makes the American far /
mer dependant upon Il foreign market.
When the foreign demand shall he reduced /.
to the ordinary standard, accompanied by /.
ordinary activity among British farmers aud |
the American people will
but begin TO feel the legitimate effects Of the
free trade policy oflsiG-Uu'chmuL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21

ject of the enormous burdens the siayc-hold-
ing arslocracy and the Northern slough
faces are imposing upon the people. The
Of the government:
The Military and Naval Appropriations
made since the commencement of the MeXi-
can war, as is shown by the Appropriation
Laws, are as follows:
appropriations at The last Session.
For support of the army and
volunteers, $50, LIS, 4Gl So
For support of the navy, 9,3O7 g5s 10
For concluding peace with
Mexico, 100000
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21
Infamous Frauds.

Some weeks since we took occasion to say
HAT Generals Taylor and Scott, from their
positions at the head Of The army, were COM
PEELED to put their names to Procnmations
issued to the Mexicans, continuing senti-
ments hostile to their own opinions. and such
as were entertained hy the Polk udmiuisrra-
ton; and that the Proclamations issued by
these Generals were the productions of the
Administration. This was all clear enough.
as the fact was well known, not only from
the documents ofthe Government. but from
the universal custom in such cases. But
many have been the comments of certain To-
coioco prints upon this statement of ours Of a
common occurrence, accompanied with cf-
forts to make itappcar to the public thar the
Executive ialschoods contained in these
Proclamations were uttered by the two well
known and successful Generals and Wings.
who signed them, under instructions from
the administration.
Extracts from these proclamations have
been paradcd in the columns ofthc Vermont
Patriot, aud other locotoco papers of n like
deceptive character, accompanied with eff
forts 10 make the public believe that the SEN
llnents thereof were those Of Generals Tay-
lor and Scott rather than those ofthe chosen
champions Of the slave-hoIding oristocracy,at
the head Of the Government, who were put
there 10 extend the peculiar insttution,"and
TO gain power thereby 10 out vote and tram
pie upon the free north.
The reader IS referred 10 the article which
follows, copied from the True Democrat. 1t
will be seen by the official Letter Of Secreta-
ry Marcy whence the Proclamatious in ques-
ton have their origin, and the nature of the
fraud attempted upon the public by theirpub-
/ LEGATION rs the sentiments of our victorious
Generals. 1t will be seen also that the advo-
Gates of the war are driven TO close quarters.
Frauds are the last resort, usually, of des-
pairing and desperate men, and when at
tempted dcvelope the weakness as well as
the rottonness of the cause they.are made use
otto sustain.
The annexed is the article from the True
Democrat:
An EXtinguisher.
The "Norh Star" has discovered "au in
ternal machine" for the utter determination
of all its opponents in buuch-a certain ex-
tract from document ISSUED by Gen. Tay-
lor, which gives,the lie directly to those Mex,
lean Wings who declare that the war was
commenced by President Polk" The Star
attaches immense importance to its discovery
as furnishing ga good club to beat out the
brains ofthe Mexican Wings" and SAYS, sew
cry democratic paper. that can spare the
room, should keep this erhac before the peo-
pie"
Here follows the extract from the Procla.
mutton. reiteratlug The excuse of the Presi.
dent for the war, and which is merely a COPY
Of his excuse rs contained in his message. nj
the opening of The last session ofCongress.l
The Star with infinite selfcomplacency
adds, "the preferred candidate of the Wings
have put his character for veracitv agains,
the Infamous lies which they are daily and
hourly uttering in behalf of the public enc.
my"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21

AwrUL Collision At SEA-ONE lluSn-
AND SEyEHTV TWO LIVES LOST. Ship Shan
nga, Captain Putcu, arrived nj this port yes
terduy afternoon, from Ljycrpool,and reports.
chat on Monday morning, the 2;h instant,
lat. Al -, Ion. 81 30, at | o'clock, weather
iuguy, came in coUjac; with Swedish harQue
lduna, from Hamburg for New York, with
4O6 persons on board, and she sunk in about
30 minutes. Immediately after the collision
sent Our boats, and. with one boat from the
barquc, picked up 3 persons. One hpa3rc3
Gn3 ser.uiJhco p3SgHS perishel-amour them
the Captain, Arrest Audreos Molurg-Bos-
ton .ltss.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21
Something for the People to
Consider.

The New York Express, in speaking of
the financial affairs ofthc Government, as de-
yclopcd lay the quarterly statement of the
Treasury Department, rcmarks:-
"By the official quarterly return, made by
the Secretary oftIc Treasury, it appears that
the expenses Of the Army, for only three
months, ending on the 30rh Of June, were
sixteen millions ::yc hun ircd seYvuiv-two
thousand five hundred aud ninety-four dol
lars (lG,572, j9i) and the expenses ofthc Gov
ernment, for the same period, were S22,414,-
sos. As the whole number Of troops, then
in service. were less than those now assem-
bled, it follows that the expenses for the
present three months will be greatly ncrcas-
ed.
The expenses of this army alone, al this
rate, will I've over sixty millions n year-and
this too, without including pensions, iOrtifca-
tons and numberless other items. The eX-
pcnses ofthe wear, for all descriptions of eX-
pendilures, cannot fail much below hun
drcd millions; and if we get off with that VIC
shall do pretty well. The receipts of the
Government. from customs and al! other
sources, is almost eight millions for three
months, and thirty-two millions.a year, leav-
ing deficiency ofat least siXty-eght millions
ofdollars.
it was estimated, if we recolect rightly,
that twenty-eight millions would meet all the
deficiency ofthe expenses oGthe Government
up TO July next year.
Now if the whole expenditures of the
Government, army navy, and everything, arc
no more than twenty-five and halfmillions
as is reported, for the last three months, OF
ninety millions year, we are running Le-
hind at a great rate. The expenditures from
December last the period when the estimate
was made, will be, to July 1913, one hundred
and thirty-fvc millions, The statement viii
then read thus:
Expenses for l-2 year $I35, 100000
Receipts for the same period, }
Eight millions quarter, OF 4S,0O00OC
for the 10 Year.
Balance, 81 100000
The Government. by its own showing
for these are their own igures-have expend
ed, in the year and a hall, eighty seven mill
ions more than the receipts"
The Documents throw light upon the sub.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21

In store Mt end Or, 5G7, 9G5 Due, a:
end Or $4,000
Second QuaHer-March, Apri, and May.
March. warch'd 100000 Dut. payable
$4,000
Withdrawn, 100000 "paid 100000
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21

Sll,1sG,4l9 81
appropriations AT The prcriOts Session.
For prosecution Of existing
war $IOOOOOOO 90
For support Of the army, G,S730S2 81
For volunteers and other troops I ,gj7 .}j0 90
For support ofthc army, 7,I19,703 81
For regiment oimouncd rifle
men, 81 500 90
For suppcrs, miners and pom
toners, $4,000 90
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21

Total Of war appropriations, $50, S73, OG5 90
Is it not time for people TO consider; Els
pccially, should not Northern Frecmen look
this matter in the faCe-norlhcrn frecmcn,
must pay G5 per cent. ofthe debts Of Gov
cnmert, while those for whose benefit the
war is waged-lhc Sluyehoders-pay but a.
bout % per cent:
Let Northern freemen consider that Mill
ions ofTeXas Debts are yet to be paid-and
inquire if enough has not already been done
10 extend Southern dominion: Is it not time
to cease voting for the South, and taxing our
selves, 10 prosecute war for selfish and sec
tional purposes merely: What are we TO
gain by SO doing: What, but Debt Taxa
ton, and the usual mscries which wars Of
aggression entail upon nation:
WHO, but the industrious, Woodworking
people, bear tie many burdens of war-taXcs;
And when will such people consider and
vote that such burdens now being imposed
upon them without stjnt, shall cease;
Let bu' 'hGPeople consider and vote us the
people Of the Country are now voting, and
the authors Of these burdens will cut them
short, and end the prosecution Of the meas
urcs By which they are incurred. Let the
people spcuk
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21
From the Norridgework (Me.) Journal

From the Norridgework (Mc.) Journal
We publish the following, as among the
many evidences which we are constantly re-
ceiving of the increasing popularity of DIR.
Jayne's EXpcctorant. We have no interest
in putting it--Hny further than we have a
desire to promote the health ard happiness of
our fellow creatures, who are wasting away
is an absolute remedy. And in calling the
attention Of the public TO it, we feel that we
are in the faithful discharge of our duty
New Portland, Nov. 4, Ici2
Mr. Pratt-Sir:-l wish you to send me 3
bottles Of Jaync's EXpcctorant, and in this
connection, l would say, that deem il an in.
valublc medicine, and an article that no fami-
~ should be without for a single day. / have
used ii for two years in my family, and have
always found it quick and efficient remedy
for tghtness ofthc lungs, produced by long
protractcd colds, which produce the short hack
ing cough, the premonitor Of consumption, in
which it SO frequently terminates in this eli.
mate. Improperly and seasonably administer
ed, it will cffectualy break upthe most VIC.
lent colds, and thereby prevent the many VIC.
lent fevers, SO frequently consequent upon
them. would most choertully recommend
this medicine to the public in all cases Of that
nature, as invaluable.
JOHN II. WEBSTER
Choiics and trettiag ofnfats. Every moth.
er should have Juyne's Carnnatiye. 1t is
the very thing they need for their children, as
it immediately cures the cholic, and allays all
irritation Of the stomach and bowels.
Agents.. c. Bingham, St. Johnsbury
Plaini Jos. G. Fuller, Dauvile; Kittredre Il
Colby, Lyndon;J. Jewett X Co, Barnet /, Strong
Il Jewett, Barton; J. X. Hutchins, Bath; East.
man, Tilton q Co, Littleton, n. H., r. 81 D.
& J"slyn, Lancdster;T. G. Butler. DERBY line
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21
In store at end Or. 100000 Due at

end Qr. 22U,UUU
Tt win be seen that the increase in the rev.
Crue, with an aggregate increase of over %
millions in commerce, is less than half a
million over last year, and that this has been
produced by an Increased consumption of
foreign goods to an amount of nearly SEW
EN- MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in seven
monlhs-thus:
Foreign goods imported in 1S4G-7.
exclusive ofspecie, 1851 ,575
exported 1l9G,5SG
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21

'o"oPu'" Vi VIC .,c" urn, arc US IOi.u"S'
l8iG.z ISIS,
January GooS'9s9 52il'3d2
March ,88,l51I4I 2,5i2,494
A4Prl l5'c33'329 g'i!0'S!2
June o'o5o'!oo 3S'3'o'9
ro,., go -oco 1cyo--o
increase GTt sl3,s ic,53o "qn.l to 81 10 percent
>Po'' . u I've 'tie SUM- 'e''ou NE
i9to-l ISt1-O,
'tccIIo'F Sd5',tCCS'95t ~ ',5it
yHi"'Ty 9'l2<'+.I @,lE2OoO
5,cplu"rg o'ioc,OUJ l,9I2,1l0
niarGh 4,lIO,SJO l,9Gi.o9S
53hPrli 3,JE36I4 2,eEe,eou
may 4,l59,SG4 3,ll4,4J9
''u'le |,l2o:29O I,uC2,@l9
;--,o---7o--, ---o----,-
!otai S33,G23,d67 ls,s0G,6ll
increase : i'0ITo%', eluai 10 over ~ per
me imports OF tire seven months were dl-
Nueu as follows;
ieIU-l lSi1-h.
specie I'9Ie,3I4 i2t'IIs
%, - 80, -,--------
, Total S35'12I'"G9 4lGs2,570
increase OF ou''aDIe goods -
- III 1ctp-',S o'uIg'Cet
becrcase OF Tree goods l,u1I,iij
increase OF specie "32o's 20
i'GTeuse Vi uu'eS received %lSo5J
ne c4pUT's OF inc seven months were Oh
N'"eo u 'o''o"s'
Y,-.., l0t 10 !St"-n'
i,o.''oS''' ~ "o"''s l''.?1''.,o
ioie's"' nc t-c,|op tt''iSp
Lo'e!gn' u"'iao'' |io'CSU IU'p'|@5
"l'e''e o9o'1Ol l''iu''oS
- -1-,-----, ,-------,,- -
lota' loo'o-9'n'7 i9'evo'Otl
NJ "Hou''' VI "u'eS receiver uurnS thG
SUM- ptrlou WIS FluIuu'o%1
l0+o-o IU,oi2,3UU
---------
increase %lS'32b
Au" uuC on goods III warehouse %@u'UUU
$3.50
Asgregaie lhhclease Siie'3$3
i C'e"seI mp ',3'oio.o2U
'A"'i e"se'' eAF"'" 1l'olTu-'
--- ---
IN E osh'e ''c'e"se Oh commerce $-'oo1'o''
tne i.iitT'tS no" III Ill, ''e warehouse are
Ho' 'i,c'uuti H"o'GI nc statement Is pre-
pareu i"1rtef!' lhat i"T inc second quar-
'Ir' winch nus JISt eAl,IrGu' WIZ ho' DC com
pIr'c lor some unyS' -, ne estimate Tor tIai
I"aIter' however WIZ var! p"t !ha UininS
"cS S.. iLonl ulc aGlual result
IHNI NSuui I' tnn'I Gp " MarcH'
"'''" warren l''7o'7-' po'' I"{y 99 Ono
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21

05@Locotocoism relies upon the war in
Mexico. and the famine in Europe, to keep
up its popularity! We hope lie war may be
drawing to a close somchme-und the fam
inc certainly is. What will Locofocoism do
when its grim allies, war and famine, shall
Withdraw from the concern; Can il not
manage to form holy alliance with pcsli-
lence?
MoRE VOLUNTEERS. The Missouri Re-
publican states that further rcquisition has
been made upon the Governor of that State,
for another battalion ofvolnntccrs, to be en-
ployed in service on the Plains The rcqui-
sition is for three companies ormountcd men,
one company ofinf,niry. and ono ofartillcry.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21
a ggregatc increase
Increased imports
Increased exports

Aggregate increRse ofcommerce $25,GG3. 357
The imports now in the warehouse are
not included above. The statement is pre-
pared quarterly. That for the second quar-
ter, which has just expired, will not be com
plrte for some days. The estimate for that
quarter, however, will vary bat ina tritliug
degree from the actual result.
First Quarter--January, Feb'y & March.
Merch wareh'd l,396,S20 Dut, payable
l26923
Withdrawn e3O,s65 " paid ?40,0ie
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21
Total &30. Goa 6fS

Increase $ll,Sl1027, equal 10 over 60 per
cent
The imports Of tire seven months were di-
vided as follows;
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SlG.G4l,0Sa

Leaving for consumption. $lG,G44,969
For goods imp. 1645-6 fl ,2G0,iGi
. - "eXported, l,545,7I5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21

'-'bj')C'iNl III w
Uw appropriations since The tcar begun.
Last year, S3G3sG,645 OF
This year, 4l,fs6,4l9 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21
Total S55.427.96Q

AHcIeuse Sl"'S IV,1Du,"ql.I 10 81 l-c per cent.
Ihc cXports Of the sNme period wore:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21
Total $55,427,969

increase OF dullablc goods
in l-iG-7, -, G3G,jS7
Decrease of free goods l,Ojj,lI3
Increase of specie 7,55G,22j
Increase of duties received 2lS32J
The exports ofthc seven months were di-
vidcd a. .olloWs:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21

Evidence that the war with Mexico was
unnecessary, as the Wigs alege can be cited
in any quantity from the more iutelli gen; To-
cufocos Of the country. The war has been
called Mr. Folks war. And what says Mr.
Brownson, one OF the most learned men of
the locoioco party; In i late number Of his
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21

.'wiildrawn 63O,865 " paid ?40,0il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-08-21
Total 53O.G23.GG-

The amount ofdutes received during the
same period was $l07GO,625
le45-G IO,5i2,3OO
Increase 2IS.326 .
Add due on goods in Warehouse 100000
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27
Fresh Groceries.

NNllE subscriber brgs leave 10 acquaInt his Old
Il friends and customers, that no is receiving
arge additions to his extensive stock OF Fresh
Groceries, at The old stand Of Austin Il CIcgg on
tho river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landing;
to which he invites the attention Of purchasers,
being satisfied that he can sell MS low us any 9th.
er establishment, for Cash or Country proIucc.
His stock now consists IN part Of
100 sacks salt 30 kegs nails
100 cotioe 1000 lbs lead
200 bbIs and half bbls 20 kegs powder
Whlskey 20 boxes tobacco
10 hhds sugar 20 " soap
Is bbIs moIasses 10 &" Gunpowdcr tea
10 loaf sugar 10 L" Starch
$1,000 lbs iron assorted 30 boots and shoes
800 plough mouds 200 lbs sole leather
1000 lbs castings, ass'd 80 SIDES upper do
100 sets wagon boxes 9 duz printed buckets
500 lbs cast steel En-. 3 sacks pepper
giish Blister, German, " ginger
and American do. q bales domestic
Together with OK chains, log chains. drawing
chains, TN ware, qIeenSwrrc. and sadilcIy.--
Also few articles in tho Dry Good line, AMI
many others too numerous to mention; all Of
which he will be happy TO show 10 those who
may honor him with call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
Auunst l. 1916,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

MEMS HEAVY CALF BOOTS
~. do water proof do, .,
do kip do.
do cowhide do,
boys do do,
mems 4 boys kip broganS, ~
do do thick do, ~
A. nds Of Ladies and Misses shoes
For sale by WALLACE y WARD.
Nov. lat. 't6.-bS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

TUr ribbed decantcrs, pressed sugar, inch round
" dishes, do do do. do oblong do, do do do, 8
plate tumblers, 10 do do For sale by
NAV IT, SCOTT, WHITE, & CO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27

SUNDRlES.
- barrels coppcrls,
- ~ kcg. white lead,
81 rcamS largo Wrapping paper.
10 gross CIarkc's mlichcs.
50 boNrs sarirncs,
10 half barrels saInratus,
30 boxes cheap claret wine,
bnxcs fresh lemons,
10 hoNcs fresh rIisrns,
gu h"xcs fine chewing tobacco,
10 boxes western reserved cheese,
| cask ''pure" port wine,
ust received and for sale by
HENRY 4 CUNNINGHAM
Jan Is, Iai7 40
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
~ FoOG
TORRAS 10000,

yosEFI THSGS, JOHN ''"'
TORRAS 10000,
Main street Van Barn,
II ESPECTFULLY rnfnrns the citizen. Of this place.
II aud the -urrhlHIng country, that they have Jn''
tergiyrd per New Ham l.hre direct from New orleans
, general as.ortmsut a; Dry Goods, Clothing. Hats
Bpn;s. shoes, HlrdwIre, Gllsswire. Cookery, anu
Cutlery, consisting in part Of the following ar"e!s'
Dry Goods.
Fancy mnslia, jIeoneI swlss, null and striped D., =
enshlms. prints styles, linen checks, cotton
eounierpin do and striped d. cotonides 4 fenen ah'
Amereanl glmbroons Inca Dr. ling col nred cim1rc'
English and BIndln' hdkf. linen ciu'hr,c and ores
silk do selecia serge< brown add blcl'hed 81 80 a"u
~ domestic cotton drllings striped do bed uoH'ns'
dilles mtts black and cnlnrsd, ladies' and gents gov
do, Irish linen tapes nen and cotton b'ndn' Is, COZ
oret ncn thread spoil cotton, coat and vest ou''hS'
needles, paper and pound pins. &C. &c.
Clothing.
Crot,n coats. check and striped light do, c"ttonHde
do linen and cpttouste pants Mlrseilles vests hneh'
sotton and under shirts, fancy craVat' and
Boots and shoes.
Gents fine sewed calf skin boots, do br"gans' %o'
mems do. men, youth AMI boys Pegsed ofosah'' "a
dies kid buskins, and PruncllI slipper.
Gents fashionable neutrii cnSimore' beaver ana
spnrtin. plaanl, leghorn rmPenchy, palm ieaI ana
chilIran's leshorn, wool white and blIck do.
Hardware.
Knives and forks butcher do pocket do razor and
Chapmans straps, scissors, shears snlhe'' nor
fnrk llches brass fos.ets strap hinges, car
penters squares chses hand files, augcrs, scot ch
brace aud bits drawing knives, siirruPs spurs hT'd
rings balances. STEWARDS, Collins ayes log and trace
chains, hoes, coffee mills spades and s'oyeS JAPnnea
and candle sticGs violin srn,s, bed -V.Is and
plough lines.
Glass Ware.
Plain pressed, flutcd and heavy cut tnmbers. am
and rib salts, mould caster bottles WINE glasses and
decinters
Queenswarr.
Teas. edged plates, breakfast d.. Mocho pitchers
painted do, tea pots, cream Jugs and sugar bowls
Tobacco.
Oro.noco Grants premium gle brand and Kcnchy.
Which they offer at the lowest market prices, for
cash or country produces we are not forced but deter
mined to sell, give us call.
Van Buren,, May ID, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-02-27
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yTTALLACE y WARD have removed to their
wv New House, second door from thr Futile
Square, whrre they Will he happy to see theroId friends
md the public generally.
Van Burcn, April l., I-l5.
BOOKs!! EO0n>!!!
ItOUPEES Naval History.
I N,aI's Il STORY Of the Puritlns.
IIfr Of Paul Jones.
MIr-hlIs Washington.
Ruurrcnnc's Napoleon.
Grmshlw's United States.
SAYS Political Economy.
Walkers AnthroprIpgrrll Works.
Gombe on the Constitution Of Man.
Mills Cru~idcs and Chiyalry.
Presidents Messages.
Strrncs Works.
Pocket Maps Of Tcvas, Oregon, and California.
School H,ks aud stationery
For sale " WALLACE & WARD. |
Aug 2DtI. IelU.