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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-22
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This preparation has been long before pubic and has
by ITS undertaking and signal efficacy secured TO IL estmo
to its WORTH and also from those who have been restored 10
hcnlh by ts virtues. At the recent exhibition oftho Mass
ochuotts Charitable Mechanic Association, In this city,
received m especial commondat9u, which wo beg leave
suboin. Testimonials from Drs. Warren, NJ Warren,
Smith, and others Of Boston and vicinity, have boon freely
given in favor Of tho same, and bring tho most convincing
proof that It is tho bos preparation of sorsapara yet
known. AS possessing the exclusive right for its sale we
solicit your orders.
Extract from The Report Of The Judges of Chem,-
Gals, al The ffth Exhibition Of The Massachusetts,
Charitable Mechanic association, held in Fan
eml and Quincy Halls, Boston, September,
1Sl7.
"DAvID PARKER, Shaker Village NJ H. six Bottles of
Compound Concentrated rsapAra syrup.
THE Compound syrup OF sarsaparil, las prepared by
DR.. CORBITT of the Shaker Society, Canterbury, NJ n.
tho Committee have carefully examined 1t comes sustained
by tho Of the most distinguished physicians in the
country and from knowledge component parts The
Committee cannot hut express their full belief In its elisa.
cous qualities Tho ingredients entering into its compost
ton AFRO Of such highly useful aud Alternative character,
that tho Committee willingly pronounce ii TO 10 the best
preparation of Snrsaparla syur yet known und SUCH
think it deserving Of q diploma - :,
Professor Of Chemistry in Harvard College
| MARTIN e. GAY, NJ. d.,
| Practical Chemist and nalyzor, Boston
J.VC, SMITH, MD, Resident and Port
Physician Of tho City of Boslon,-Edito
Of the Boston Medical and Surgical Jour
nal-ANp OrHEns.
0rWo would also state, that the formula has been lui'
heato tho New Hampshire Medical Society, and hy then
fully approved and that the celebrated DR.. TWlTCnEbb
OF Koeno N. u. who ha. tested It's virtues cordially ap
proves the preparations and prescrbes this medicine in BIZ
Chronic Inflammation Of the Digestive Organs, Dyspepsia
Indigestion, JaHndce, Weakness Of the Stomach, Sal
Rcum Functional Disorders Of the Liver Chronic Erup
tons of the skin Erysirelas all SctoiuOu Discusses &C
Sc.
10 guard against councreus in future, the outside en-
of Dr. THOMAS CORBErT without which none will b
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WANTED in exchange for Goods,

- UTTER, Cheese, Grain, Lumber, Flax, &c hgh pTi-
ID will BIO paid for Butter nnd Cheese 10 exchange for
Goods al the lowest price, by ELLIS, WILDER Co., st
nnnI Enai BInnch nIdan. 10
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wife, Marian Welsh, has loit my bed and
w board without just provocatoni hereby Tor
bid persons harbong trusting her on my account Tor
shall puy debts Of her contracting AFTER ms as9; CIR
Randolph, VT June 10Th, ls4e. 20
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BostOn Market. Junc 10.

Flour-Thore ia moderate demund Genossce, pure
common brands S6,l2 l.2 n 6,25 Corn-Tho market Is
heavy yellow Nat soils at So, and white al 3d. Northern
Oats AZ 45. Ryo Pepper bushol, cash
VARIOUS ARTtCLES,--JUNE IL
ASllEs-pots 4 ! 9 "a 4pourls "a l2
BEESWAX-yelow % 25.
BRISTLES-Am. 30 a 40.
BUTTER-primo family IS ls, store and shipping IA
n l6.
CIIEESE-now milk Tat i-2.
FEATHERS-Nor. 1.-Two geese 81 n 80.
FURS-rcd fox 25c 81 40 cross ;, silver 35 otte
81 4, mink DC 90, sable 80 25, bear 81 6, fisher 75c
$780, wild cat Oc 49, lynx 81 $50, musquash &c 10
racoon Sc 40.
GLUE-An. 0 IA 10.
IlOPS-lst sort 1917, Lac.
TAILOW-Am. 7 so S,o5 rough G, 25 n $50.
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WIsTAR'S BALSAM AT rue SOUTH.
Ono the agents at Athens, Georgia. has the fol

ono OF the agents at A""s' "co'sa nus seh' US 'no W.
lowing Letter:
TRUTn is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.
Athens, August "a, 1916.
Mr. A. Alexandor,-Dear Sir; Having been afflicted for
than ten months with Chronic Inflammation Of the
Lungs--i times very severolyand having adopted many
medicines without but temporary relief purchased a.
three bottles of Wtar's Basum Wild Cherry, from
the effects of which obtained relief than from all the
medicines had taken foI that distressing disorder.
have y the repeated of this liable Balsam bucn
moro nee from pressure for breath aud oppression on tho
Lungs than had ancipatedaud indeed conceive that
viii be cured by continuing its use of this dishearon
ing malady do most choeruly lender lou this ucknowl-
odgmen which you will use us your Judgment dictates
RODNEY BURKE.
WOynsbOiough, Burke Co., Georgia
None genuine unloss signed L. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Forsao by ;. w. fOWLE, l3s Washington st.Bosion.
9y-For sale by $. L. REDFiELD, Montpelier Vt.jaso
by II. X. SLAYrON, Calais, VI. and agents generally
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cy-For Sale by REDFIELD & GRANNIs.
CANCUALAGUA TRIUMPHANT !

CANCHALAGUA TRIUMPHANT !
nR. TO VNSEND, tho celebrated manufacturer of
~ "TOwnsend's Sirsaparilla has admitted publicly that
this CALIFORNIA PLANT Is "FAR BETTER THAN
SARSAPARlI,LA," and is tho " CHEAPEST AND BEST
MEDICINE IN THE WORLD" Pamphlets containing
sting information its remarkable properties in the
cure of FEVER AND AGUE, PULMONARY COM.
PLANTS, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS and CUTANE-
Gus DISORDERS from the respectable Sources mny
be obtained tho agencies, will be forwarded FosT
PAID applications by mail.
FREDERICK A. GAY, Proprietor
of GAYS CANcHALAouA.n
DEPOT, &c broadway, NETWORK. 73:3w
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The following is n recommendation from Falmouth
To mr f. Brown, Chemist, BostOn
certify that my wife has been afflicted with very bad
humo her face and at her stomach for fifteen years past
Amer using various medicines recommended io her com
plants with little benefit, commenced using, by
the advice of Mr. Edward Mason, Apothecary your sarsaa
a and Tomato Btteis aud she is in better health
than she has before enjoyed for the last fifteen years and
would cheeruly recommend TO all and every one who is
afflicted with OF tho complaints which this medicine is
for, in preference to uny article now
la fOuIs respectfully,
falmouth May 90 isi4. ]. d. BEACH.
0-ylemember and always buy them OF F. BROWN, GO
Washington street, that his namo is signed TO tho di
rociiOn winch accompanies tho bottle
For sale by =. P.REDFlELD aud X. COLLINS, and
dealers in medicine generally.
CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS Costiveness,
iIoadach, Giddcss, Pain in the Side and Breast,
aud sickness, variable Appetite yellow swahy complex
ION, &C. arc The usual s,mpoms of Liver Complaint
Weights Indian Vegetable Pills always certain To
body those morbid umof which tho cause, not only oil
single % cent box will in all give relief aud
perseverance will most ussuTody drive particle o.
| disease lIon the body
Beware counteeits of all kinds coated witt
sugar made resemble in outward appeaTauC,
the original medicine. Tho safest is to purchase
the regular agents only of whom may be found in
| village and town in the state. -
~ The Genuine for sale by S. X. COLLINS s. ?. RED
| FIELD aud EASTMAN x DANFORTl, Montpelier
Now-England Office, 1913 fremont st. Roston.
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-NGsl5sNsf -STls2 81 :. i-.,5sf Is
CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN no EkEENE,

W wall rum in connection with the Ftclbug Trains be-
tween Boston and Koene, follows:
Leave lloston at 7, A. NJ. and 80, p. VI.
Arrive n Keonc 80 A NJ, aud 6, p. NJ.
Leave Keenc at 80, A. NJ and r. NJ.
Arrive at Boston at II, NJ. and $50, Z NJ.
AT Kcomc, Stngas will connect with all the Trains and
from Wnlpole, bellows Falls, Chester, Cayendish, Ludlow
to Rutland and Burlington Drewsvilc Astead Charles
town, Springfield, Woahorsfiold Cnrcmont, Newport
Windsor Woodstock and Montpelier to Burlington.
This line, connection with the FtchbnTg Railroad, and
Stages and from Koene forms direct line OF
municution between Boston and Northern Vermont and
Northern New Hampshire and the SHORTEST ind
RECT LINE between Southern, Middle and Western Yer
and Western New Hampshire and Boston and nso in
with the stages from Wnchendon aud Fchburg
Worcester aud the Worcester and Providence Railroad
the direct line between those sections of Vermont and
New Hampshire and Worcester County and the of
Rhode Island ind in connection with stages from Liitlcun
Mass, Lowell direct communication between tho same
portions of New Hampshire and Vermont aud Lowell
Freight Trains will daily and from Boston, in
connection with the regular Fitchbuig Trains.
II. VI. EDWARDS, President.
l.. TlLTON, Engineer.
Kecnc, May l5 1878. 7ltf
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PARASOT,S
GEO. w. SCOTT

rs agent for tho sale of ESFXFORD'S Grass
L SeUShes. Merchants supplied at Manufacturers pTi-
ces Also, good assortment of HAVING ToolS-all
kinds-for salo choap May 80.
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A. w. WHITNEY,

Manufacturer of Machines for Working Tin
and sheet Iron,
On Il Neto and ImprOped Plan,
ISO, makes order, Engine and other LATilEs, of
IA improved Construction.
5Cy-A orders by mall otherwise, will meet with prompt
t753m)2lsis 4 w. WHITNEY, Woodstock, VT.
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FOREIGN NJ AR X ETS.

LIVERPOOL, June ..
Guano-l000 tons sold, viz: Peruvian at 80; Ich-
aboe, &c los. TO E7 5s.; Patagonia, E5aG5 los;
Saldanha Bay, E2.l5s.aE3 per ton.
HOn-Markct flat and depressed, demand for
home consumption very reduced, and quantity
ported below the average. Scotch Pig, e. I5s.;
Merchant Bar, 20. TO-; Nail Rod, Fl los; Hoop,
rs los; Sheet, 80 81.
Narai StOres-Turpentnc: 2200 brls. fair sold at
6s I'd. to 6s. Cd. per cwt. Tar: 300 brls. American
by public sale at close Of last week at l2s from quay.
American Resin: Nearly 5000 brls. sold, principally
at IS. Id. per cwt. for common, better brought
higher prices. 200 brls. American Spirits Turpen-
tine sold at Bis. Sd. to 32s per cwt.
OAK Bark-Is rather lower, and has been selling
at E3 los. 10 Ia Corktrce at E6 los.
OIL Cdke-oO tons American Linseed, f6 lis. to
5 I per ton for sound, in casks.
Provisions, American-The Lard brought forw ard
on Tuesday amounted to the Unprecedented quantity
OF 270 tcs $500 brls and $3.50 kegs; demand opened
briskly, and about onc-half the quantity found pur
chasers at the rates of the former week, remainder
being withdrawn for higher prices. The amount of
Bacon offered proved much too heavy for the wants
of the trade, causing sluggish sale even at the
duction TO which merchants willing to submit;
only about one-ourth found buyers at 40s a46s. for
Western, and ASS a49s. for fine parcel Of Eastern.
Hams not much wanted; few parcels taken at 27s.
ASS I'd. per cwt.; Shoulders sold at Dos. a26s cd.
per cwt. Nothing done in Cheese, market quite
bare. Beef and Pork meet very limited sale. and
prices unchanged. Another account says: Stock OF
Beef getting small and although few sales made,
prices maintained-73S. a92s. Cd per 304 lbs. Pork
rather easier, but sales trfing. Bacon receded IS.
per cwt. Lard decIined present quotations, 36s 3D.
u44s per cwt.
Rice-300 tres Carolina sold at los. to ISIS.
Seeds-By auction to-day, 34s. per cwt. duty paid,
offered for pretty good red American Glover, and
refused. By private, % brls American red, 37s.
IdlIor-Sales limited to ITO casks, principally
South American, good TO fine, 43s. to AS 3D.; P. Y.
G. ASS.
7obacco-Quiet: sales of the past month ITO hhds.
Co. A. u Io..
Wool-Stocks light; demand languid, but no ma
terial change in prices.
Freights-During the past week, Freights to the
Northern ports remained without much change,
except that for New York rather improved rates
have been paid for Weight in instances; for n.
Orleans, very little is offering and there is much
difficulty in filling up the ships loading. Passengers
still scarce and there is improv in the
value of tween decks. For N. York-Dead Weight
Us. Cd. per tom Fine Goods l5s.; Coarse, l2s. 3d.
Hardware, l5s.; Earthenwarc, IS. TO 6s. Boston
Dead W.T., 5s. to lis Cd. Fine Goods, 20s.; Coarse
l5s.; Hardware, 20s. Earthenware, 6s Philadelphia
Dead Weight, l5s; Fine Goods, 25s.; Coarse, 20s.
Hardware, 25s.; Earthenware, SIS. New Orleans
Dead Weight, los. to lis. 3D.; Fine Goods, los to
POS; Hardware, 20s.; Earthenwarc, SIS.
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ward. When flash would be from the enc
my's battery, you could hear the soldiers cry out
watch the ball boys!-here comes ball boys, and
they invariably avoided them, or the slaughter must
have been very great. saw ball coming in the di-
rectlon where / was, when Immediately falling off
my mule, it passed just my saddle without inJu'
ry. Our rapid movements seemed TO astonish the
enemy. Our four pieces offyng artillery discharg-
ing five times in minute, yoleys of grape and can
lister, with chain shots, would rake the enemy's re-
doubts and cut roads through their lines, while our
II ID howitzers throwing constant shower ofbombs
into the middle OF their entrenchments and the I'M
erring aim of our Mississippi rifles acting in concert;
cast terror and dismay amoug the cowardly and I'M
prnciped foe. Our men acted nobly, and in the
hand to hand fight in the redoubs they fought to des
pcration. Lieutenant Sprawl, our I'd Lieutenant,
man six feet high with barred arms, and without
his hat his long hair and beard streaming in the
wind, with sword in hand, was charging the enemy
every point, when ball struck his SPLENDID charg-
cr, and he fell But seizing his carbne he kept up
with on foot Another of our men, being unhorsed
and fighting me, attacked by Mexican
who about to lance him, and the poor fellows
gun being discharged, he picked up rock and throw
ing it, struck his enemy on the head, which telled
him to the earth when he knocked his brains out
with the butt of his gun. These were but common
occurrences in that hard contested fight, where
had TO contend with five TO one.
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PICKLES, JELLIES,

THNHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
III the public that he has on hand large stock and
general assortment of PICKLES and PRESERV ES,
which he sell, wholesale retail, fifty per cent
lower than they can be purchased any where in the
United States.
Shipping Merchants, Agents and Contractors will
find it advantageous to examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere. His stock comprises in part
viz: PICK LES.
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BALTIMORE COMPANY.

BALTIMOR COMPANY.
BAKE-HOUSE. O'DONNELL'S WHARF
Sales Rooms No 4O5 Pratt street, Erederick- ST.
Manufactures for exploration and cons umption:
PILOT AND NAVY BREAD
SODA, LEMON AND WINE BISCUIT,
SUGAR AND WATER CRACKERS,
ALSO
HAND MADE WATER CRACKERS
{Sj-vEssELs SUPPLIED WITH STORES
Nv giving early orders. Bread will be prepared
and packed to stand The longest voyages.
Jy 10 w. II. BEATTY.
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CHEAP PLAIN AND FANCY

~ IA n IA N ~ n " ~ u n ~ -
JOB LPlaIN1NiN Go
OFFICE No, II7, BALTIMORE STREET,
doors w. of South.
IN NH Il subscriber is IN every way prepared to rx
Ill ecute Job Printing with great despatch and
elegance, and has on hand full supply Of fine aud
common papers for BiIl-Heads, Circulars, Bills Of
Lading, Bank Checks, &c.-lle has considerabiyre-
duced the scale Of prices
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING,
CARDS, HAND BILLS,
CIRCULARS, FREIGHT BILLS,
LABELS for Shopkeep@s, Nanufucturers,
Druggists, &c.
Where large quantities required his prices
very low, as he runs them off by means Of Napier
Cylinder Press.
The orders of his friends are particularly solicited
who will please give him call aud judge for them.
selves.
He has also on hand BLANK BOOKS Of his own
manufacture: and will make to order at the shortest
notice-whch he warrants equal to the best in the
ciiy-together with "A full supply Of STATION.
AIRY, &c. JOS. ROBINSON, Printer,
june Bookseller & Stationer, N Baltimore st.
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS
SURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.

d" A Savings Bank for The benefit Of the Wido,o and
Orphan''
tEMpowERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.)
CAPITAL $500, O0o STERLING, OR G2 500 ,OnO,
Besides Reserve Fund (from surplus premums)
of about j. $4,000,
(Partof The Capital is INFESTED in The United SfateS
T. LAME MURRAY, ESQ.
George street, Hanover, Square, Chairman of the
Court of Directors in London.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS.
(Chief CGicefor america, "a TTaila., N.Y.
Jacob Harvey Chairman, Samuel S. Rowland,
John j. Palmer, Gorham H. Worth,
Jonathan Goohue, Samuel Nj. Fox,
James Boorman, VIM. Van Hook,
George Barclay, C. Edward Habicht.
EDW'D T. RICHARDSON, General accountant.
Pamphlets, Blank Forms. Tables of Rates, Lists
of Agents, &C. &C., obtained at the Chief Office, ~
out the United States. and British North American
Colonies.
]. LEANDER STARR, General agent
For the United States and B. N. A. Colonies.
Pamphlets explanatory of Life Insur ance and the
peculiar system of this Institution blank forms of
application, &C., obtained at the Agents office,
German street
US. LOCAL DIRECTORS, AT BALTIMORE:
Jonathan Meredith, Esq. Chairman.
Samp Huffman, ESQ.,,
H. NJ Cuiioh Esq, NJ. ID.
AGENTS:
DONALD MILvAIN. 6 German street.
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS. iy 81 1y
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Rand d 1ewhan service,
ncrig havb sthesu oft
Vsslsme t many ded
insight h
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convoy of G. Wernm
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Merchant
Front Semaphonc Book, page 8, of nsruc
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The material is also applicable to useful and orna-
mental purposes as picture frames door handles,
walking sticks, chessmen handles OF swords, and
knives buttons, combs, flutes, &c, &c by the ad-
mixture oi sulphuric acid, of tenth or larger part
of vegetable wax taoW, any degree OF solubillty,
plIancy and SOneSs may be acquired; or the cOmpo-
siton may be used vanish 10 cover other materials
cOncealing any odor, and lmpartlng surface lmper
vous 10 water. In printing and painting OF silk or
cotton It seems applicable 10 many uses, for il ANAL
gamatcs readily with colorS: when lnterpoSed be-
tween two Thin sheets Of gold leaf or Tin foil, II COM
bnes them firmly in one.
Numerous are the purposes to which Mr.. Hancock
proposes applying the Gutta Percta, but the above
named may suffice for our readers.
GlIttI PerChn.-E. Souhciral: (Jour. dc Pharm.,
ct de Chin, Jau'y, lS47) The chemical relations
OF Gutta Pcrcha are almost Identical with those OF
cauutchouc, separated from impurities by hot water
and from the accompanying resins by alcohol and
ether, the substance was obtained in state OF purity
by SOuberan. Submitted TO analysis il gave
bon SIS, hydrogen l22; while according Faraday,
caouchouc gave carbon So, hydrogen 1913.
The action of solvents is also similar with the two
substances Water and alcohol have effect; ether
and most volatile oils produce only imperfect solu-
ton. The true solvent is oil of turpentne, which
produces clear and colorlcss solution, from which
! the Gutta Percta may be obtained unchanged, by
evaporation.
The specific gravity Of Gutta Percha is O979,
that Of caoutchouc being 1855. Prolonged exposure
to temperature of about 3OOo produces transluccncc
and deeper gray color; but hot cold water gra.
dually restore the primitive appearance.
An application suggests itself to US which we have
not as yet seen mentioned We refer to its use as
substitute tor cork and other materials for alright
closure Of chemical vessels through which tubes Sc
are to be passed. There IS no doubt that IN the
hands OF the chemist TINS substance VIII soon become
one of his most valuable materials.
bSiorc inc BRUSH Association, atheneum No.
lO2J) Mr.. Buck having alluded to his experiments,
described the mode he followed IN obtaining his
mouidS
1t Is to be rolled out on smooth surface in sheets
OF any convenient SIZE suitable 10 the object to be Ia
Ken ana varying III thickness according 10 the size
For small objects, from the II TO 10 OF an inch
Is thick enough. The sheet IS dipped Tor moment
or two into boiling water and placed warm upon the
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MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TO-
BACCO. SEGARS, &C.
CHARLES ID. DEFORD IL co.

BACCO. SEGARS, &C.
CHARLES ID. DEFORD IL co.
TOBACCO COMMISSION ERCHANT,S
No. 81 South Gay street,
In AY Il on hand and offer for sale on the most
Il n liberal terms, the following:
MA FACTURED TOBACCO
AAEkGk PACKAGES, comprising full as
NOVO sortment Of all grades and sizes great
variety OF popular and well established brands, all
manufactured expressly for this market and receiv
ed direct from the most celebrated manufacturers in
Vireinia constantly receiving additions to the above
stock.
LEAF TOBACCO.
700 Bales consisting Of Havana, Yara St Jago, ST.
Domingo, lguani Mynre, Porto Rico, and Ken
lucky OF first quality aud flavor selected with great
care. Also, Spanish Seed in cases. Kentucky,
Missouri, Ohio, and Virginia, in hhds.-a full sun.
ply always hand suitable for Segar manufacturers
or export.
SEGARS.
100000 HAVANA and PRINCIPE, presenting
an excellent stock Of choice and medium SEGARS'
OF the most fav0rite brands.
2O0uOO AMERICAN SEGARS, Half Spanish,
part packed, 3 NJ cases, article for South Ameri-
can trade. Also, SNUFFS, Smoking and New
York Fine Cut TOBACCO, Havana and Principe pa
per. Havana Bass, Virginia Tobacco Stems Tobacco
Knives, Calabria Liquorce, Negro Pipes, &C., sc.
june 5