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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22
Speech of Mr.. Marsh of Nt-1lr. Cldy's non
appearance in the Supreme Cotut-Drect
From the New York Express.

From the New York Express.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
Mr. Marsh of VT. made to-dry one of the
most luminous speeches of the session-cogent
in argument, felicitous in illustration and terse
in diction. 1t was bold and decisive, wlthal.
He took grounds against war as always an evil
capable Of being avoided. He said, with ma
tons, as with individuals, where quarrel was
there was always wrong on both sldes-that II
individuals with supposed cause OF provocatlon
one toward another undertook to avenge them
selves with the strong hand or forcibie meas
ures, they incurred and suffered the penalties
of criminal law. He spoke most cioquently
effectually upon this point, and evidently car
ried his audience with him.
Ills denunciation of Mr.. Polk and his admin
istration was severe but just. BY the abduc-
ton of incontestible evidence, he exposed the
criminalty of the whole course of the Execu-
tive in the provocation CT this war; and showed
that it was unnecessarily, unjustly and uniquit-
ously begun So if concluded at all under Mr..
Polk, it would be concluded ineficiently, tenn
porally, and foolishly. 1t was speech that
told. 1t undoubtedly will be published, and
must be extensively circulated. Early in the
morning there was a crowd in the Supreme
Court room in anticipation OF Mr. Clay's argu-
ment The galleries of the Senate and the
House were thinly attended, but the report
that Mr. Clay would not speak, and Mr.. Marsh
was speaking, drew many would-be auditors Of
Mir. Clay to the speech of Mr.. Marsh. The
speech was good substitute Gf substitute
could be) for the argument. l have heard but
one opinion of Mr.. Marsh's speech; it was the
most creditable effort of his Parliamentary ca
reer.
rMr. Clay viii appear tomorrow, and 'for that
day only The Supreme Court will again be
overwhelmed with anxious admirers of his
greatness, majority of whom will be- and have
been, the faircr sex. They are particularly
well qualified, from mental organization, for
learned legal argument.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22

Gov. Young. OF New York, has pardon
ed Midshirman Pollock, OF Buffalo, who at
tempted TO kill the editor OF one OF the pa
pers there. lie was sentenced 10 five years
in the State Prison " The appeal 10 the
Governor" says The Argus, was OF the
strongest character, and included not only
The letters and signatures of the parties ag-
g,ieved, but the gentleman who was The OBJ
lect of the attack; and that the health, il not
The life of Il mother, seemed 10 be involved
in the issue"
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22

PRESIDENTIAL MEETINGS. The meetings
nf the friends of Gen. Taylor SaI Military
Hall, New York. on Tuesday evening. vas
not very important atftir. according 10 rhs
reports in the New York papera. .Ifr. Chs,
Johnson Of Maryland and Col Baker fill
nois were The principal speakers. The a.
semb'nge was neither quIei nor harmonious,
and no end seems 10. have been attained By
The gathering.
The friends Of Jfr. Clay are to meet in
mass meeting at New York this evening.
The Tribune states thai Hr. Bo'is If Virgin
ia and Mr. Thompson OF Indiana. OF the
House Of Representatives will certainly nj
tend the meeting and strong hopes are en-
tertained that Senator Corwin will he there.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22

The Treasury Department has ceased to pay
any heed to the exactions of this law, and it is
violated every day at the Capitol, andin every
city where any business with or for the Gov
eminent is transacted. The Department is
much embarrassed in its means as well as by
its mode of fnanciering, and it would be of
real advantage to the Administration, as well
as to the country, if the tariff of 1912 was re-
stored and the Sub-Treasury repealed.
We have cold, snowy weather here to-day.
F. B.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
Debate in the Senate-The Wings and the
Var.
-. e AZ, 1,rihr1nn
Correspondence ofthe Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.
There was rather an inappropriate scene IN
the Senate TO day. Mr.. Foote OF 9Ilss. VINO
may have imagined himself for the time IN
domestic Legislature, undertook speech, or
harrargue. l never knew the dignity of the
Senate more insulted. His. outbreak was up
on the resolution of thanks TO Gen. Taylor, and
was seemingly precipitated by some remarks
by lfr. Hale of n. II.
shall not assume to transcribe his senten-
ces. No one but the reporter of John Donkey,
could do him justice. 1t is to be hoped that
the stenographer of that paper-more faithful
toihe spirit of Mr.. Foote'S remarks than even
the official stenographer Of the Senate-will
have taken down his words.
Dfr Hale bore himself well in the discus
sion. He was temperate but frm-ready, ar
dent, and yet sufficiently courteous. His inso-
lated position in the Senate he sustains without
shrinking, and EFFORTS from his personal bear
ing the sympathy and regard that are not &C
ceeded to his opinions. He could not record
his vote in favor of the resolution Of thanks to
Gen. Taylor for his services; but he gave the
best reason any person could for Withholding
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22

A reduction of one third IS made Tor al
words over one hundred in single communi-
cation. .,s-
Communications to be mailed or to be trans
ferred to other Telegraphic lines, will be ialll-
fully and promptly attended to- but the comr rs
MES owning the line will not be in any way re
sponsible for inaccuracy or remissness WHICH
does not occur on their own line
All communications must be PTepd'a;
Messengers fee, t,ro cents, for any distance
not above one mile; beyond that distance "nA'
is reasonable.
an Communications strictly confidential.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22
LATER FRO.H SALTLLo.

A-Bdale E1Pected-A Party Of Anlericans Tt
Ken Prisoners 7tro NilIiiay Executions IN
the american Camp.
PETERSBURG Feb II. 1913.
The verIand Express for Tie Tribune
has arrived. bringing intelligence from New
Orleans To the lih inst
BY the last arrival from the Rio Grnnde. in
formation MAS received from SnlIlllo, such AZ
to Indicate that there WIS work on
hand Tor The American troops. who were
encamped nj Flpaso, on their way 10 Chihua-
hua. The Mexcans are reported ms IN con
siderable numerical lorce. aud having twelve
Paros camons 10 oppose The march of the A.
mericaus.
Squire Collins, with small party Of Anne
ricans. started fer Santa Fe. ond, ms we learn
were taken prisoners. How they will fare
remains 10 be seen. They were cdpiurcda NJ
Preside Del Norte by Il large body Of lfeAi-
cans
A member of Cupt Nenrss company Of
Mounted Volunteers was condemned and
shot the latter part Of December, for lhrcais-
ming to .akr The life of his capinin nj Buen'
Vista Alex. Nelson. nlso = member Of Capt.
Mears's company. was hung at SalIillo for
wi,iul murder. in shooting one OF The Mexi-
cMn Revenue Guard.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22

RAILROAD CONVENTION AT HENNIKER-The
friends of an extension or the Manchester and
Lawrence Railroad through Goffstown HennikeI,
Bradford, Newport and Claremont TO Windsor,
held spirited meeting at Hennikcr last week,
and paased resolutions in favor of prosecuting the
work. Nothing beyond q verbal report was made
by the Engineer who pronounced the route 'prac-
ticable"
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22

An act has passed the Legislature of Rhode Is
land similar to the acts lately passed in this State
And Massachusetts, to protect personal liberty
This is TO prohibit any State officers from assist
ing in apprehending runaway slaves, or using an
Y of the prisons of the State for combining them
It's the let us alone policy of the South. Wis
consin has also, VIC believe, passed a similar act
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22

Tie Cheshire RaihoDd-The Directors of this
enterprise have found it necessary, for the rapid
and advantageous completion of their work, TO Of
fer new. Stock 10 the Shareholders; and in order
to effect a guaranty of its entire subscription,
they have been induced to offer it at the rate Of
scventy-fvc dollars per share. This course, how
ever undesirable, they were constrained to adopt
owing to the present most unusual scarcity fmon-
nv
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22

ow of Judge Lanman of Norwich Conn.,, was
burnt to death OH Friday by her apron taking fire
from the Goals of an anthracite CRATE Her whole
clothes took fire Immediately, and although assis-
lance was promptly rendered, her injuries were
such that she died the next day. She was over
20 wears of age,
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22
The MANUFACTURING INTEREST OF THE

THE MANUFACTURER INTEREST OF THE
UNITED STATES AID GREAT BRITA1N.-
The Free Trade presses in this country are
very fond of tauntIng the friends Of protection
with evidence of the continued prosperity Of
the manufacturing interest, Notwithstanding
some of tho non-pro!ective features in Mr..
Walkers Tariff now in operation. We show
ed few days since that fhe cotton manulactu-
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22

RHopE IsLANn-T'he Legislature oil
Rhode Island has passed an act similar 10
that which has been adopted in Massachu-
sets, Vermont. Connecticut, New HamP-
shire and Pennsylvania, in relation 10 fugI-
tive slaves. Ii is entitled an Act further 10
protect personal liberty II passed after
fierce opposition in the House. by avoIe Of 81
10 16, and in The Senate Withhold aword oil DIS
sent or vote in opposition.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22

CoNGREss.-In addition to our Geographic
report of the proceedings of Tuesday, we take
the following =
In the Senate. in reply to Mr.. Upham, Mr.
Cass denied that there was any design on the
part ofthe Government to absorb Mexico,s uch
course might be forced on them, but it was
not intended.
Mr.. Upham proceed to show that in his opin-
ion the absorption of Mexico was the end to
which events tended, and that it was expected
by public opinion in many quarters.
In the House, Mr.. Hudson of Massachusetts,
addressed the House on the financial depart
ment.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22

TFather Murphy, Roman Ca'boN0
preist Of great seli-devotion, died on Ffloay
last. al quarantine, New York, Of ship-isver-
He belonged 10 one ofihe first families IN i''
land. and has ofiiciateo for more than year
at the hospital in Staten Island, TO the Elcs
and dying cmigrants.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22
TELEGRAPHIC TARIFF.

From For 10 TordS or IN
Middlebury TO der, eIc!.s've- Of ad-
dress or signature.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-22

A-Bdnle EIPected-A Party Of Anlericans Tt
Ken Prisoners 7tro NilIiiay Executions IN
Tie dncrican Cqmp.
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,-..rtant 20 Con,a,,,,tivcs.

ssrasge. That so many who are afflicted with
/. COUGH that is gradually wearing them down,
- sJewiy, but surely stealing them INTO that
dreadful disease, Consumption that disease
.hicb carries of thousands daily, are doing moth
-. or what is worse than nothing, gorging them
,iv~s with nosffunis, that are pulled to the skies
eer cares they said 10 have effected OH some
S.eeiSm or unknown persons. when they can
= rositiy~Iy cured by using DIR. ROGERS
cOMPOUNDSYRUPOF LlVERWORT AND
TAR. which still continues TO effect the most
w..de fui Cuyes ever recorded in the annals OF
,n..I;cins a fact which IS proved by reference
. the vast number Of certificates from the first
. nd most respectable citizrns, such ns-Dr. w N.
I Richards Judge WIN. Burke, the w lie Of the
Rsv. q. W. Maey. DIR. Hiram Cox. late Profess
~ in Eclectic Medical College Of Cincinnati.
81 others Of that city. Certificates not only Of
,en,arkab cures Of distressing Cou III, but Con-
s.spp,ion actually cured, !tcr tie Physicians Of
the highest standing had given them up 10 die >?
lf men Of such high stans'ing wll rDach for tue
~resf riJfues Of this medicine, We cannot but IN
ies that it is al least all that il ~ represented -
- Read the advertisement of DR.. Rogers m
eeOiher column.
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.Any8roaSdun5 ~0rh0~
II Adrertisemenfs will be esnspseSsssty sas
serted in the sPoladivns' at fAe fottsxiag Ssfes:
One square Of IL lines, $50 Ms weeks, u 10
Announcing names Of esndidsfes tsv s(eee, IL
suLsc riber( 81 90; III not . subseTibegl 12,O0.
A liberal discount on TIE sIsee rites, = skess
.c1o cdceytise by the gear.
Advertisements viAbe csnfinsed ssfl fsrSi 81
the expense Of The advertiser, no definite ss.s =
fred. No 0drerfisemeaf cll Be eeasideye4 less
than one sqaGTe.
All advertise me nts suthoYized by the statute
must be paid for invasisbly in sdvasee. Ad.
veTisseme nts coming fss0 sbsesd, muss -
accompanied with The e.sh. unless erdsssd fss
publication ~ . bsotbes psAlisheR. 81 soasaH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-31
VALUABLE FARM

ME subscriber offers for sale the Farm on
which he now resides. lying five miles north
oil Centrevi!le, Centre Township. Wayne Coun-
", Indiana, Immediately the State road lead
ing from Liwrcnceburgh via Ceutrevilie. " M
chester, &c. To For, Wayne, eight miles north
west from Richmond, half miie north OF the
State road leading from Richmond to Peru, InGi-
ana. SAID iar::. contains Go acres of hand OF
good quality, all under fence, nearly Que hun
dred acres cleared, the balance numbered land
timber Of the best quality, such poplar in
abundance, walnut, ash, beech. and great guam
THY Of sugar tree, with sufficient stock water a,
all times on the premises: good orchard. Of the
best cultivated fruit; shrub5ery Nc- The bull
dings are an excellent brick dwelling house. good
cellar, frame barn, good stabling, with other ne
eessasy buildings, new and in gooe repair TIL"
situation Is handsome, dry and healthy, convent
ent to mills. machinery. churches. school house
&c ami only requires To be seen to be admired
y any person wanting handsome and agreea-
eve home. For terms, which will be reasonable
eah on the subscriber the premises, bargain
can be hal by applying soon. Possession can
oe had by the last of October next.
LEWIS McI.aNE.
Nay 81 lSSS. 1T
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0ep WOULD Sor AArHEs ENJOY THE 'LxAsCaEs
= AseIsh, and the sgrseabis consciousness Of
.,u-beisg. to the gripping pains Of diseaso-'''e
.a..,ceaiiuuance Of iil-beaith and the chilling
,2anehts Of never recovering!
Mt Of al diseases who IS not most anxious 10
epsspe disease Of the Lungs. The very "ea
r filling victim TO consumption sen"s ''e"'-
= 10 ths heart-strings Of life. But Oh now Joy
- he thought that LIFE and "EsLr" are s''' our
svp, whom Just before Despair had spread her
ri canvass over u.s.
Ssch, kind reader. arc the pIeasurable scnsa-
s;s.s xessienced by hundreds who, BY tbs use
y IN. Wistas's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, have
- this dire disease slowly but surely driven
- sAeir ~ ste ms and heai,h--rosy health, again
e,ssssed to their languishing BODIES.
i-Ses advertisement.
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THE WONDERFUL CURES MADE

THE WONDERFUL CURES MADE
BY this medicine have induced Physic ians Of the
highest standing to prescribe it-Yes even Pro-
iessors Of the Colleges admit that il cures after
ever ythng else has failed.
DR.. II. Cox. late Profe ssor in Cincinnati Medis
cal College, office on Stl street, says he cured
Miss Beit Of Scorfulons Consumption with DR..
Rogers, Liverwort s. Tar, after she given MP
TO die by number of skillful Physicians. Dr..
W. Richards, Of Cincinnati, says he cured Mr..
Charles w ade. Of Consumption with This medi-
cine after all his other remedies had failed.
uJDr. Ii. X. " iison, u regular ply stefan OF
GalIipoIis, SAYS it really acted like charm in tho
case Of Mrs. w iseman, the wife Of the Rev. II.
Wseman, Of Patriot, Ohio, who was the
point Of DEATH with pulmonary CoNsuMf ioSs
and restored TO health after a few weeks BY
the Of DR.. RoGERs' LIvERwoRr & TAR.
The late Of Mrs. Eggert. who now r.
sides on Race street, three doors above Eighth,
Cincinnati, is TRULY the most remark able aud
astonishing recorded. This lady had the
Consumption FOR the last six years, aud lately
she grew. worse and worse-worn down and ema-
ciated cold night sweats aud hectic fever every
day, reduced 10 q mere skeleton, her cough WINS
most distressing. all her physicians gave her up
to DIE with the last stage Of Consumption-Ds.
TaIiafera, now called ina celebrated Lonf
Doctor Who said there was not the least hope Of
her recovery, finally her lungs ULcEsATrD both
int rnaily and ext rnaly and the blood settled
under her nails so that they came off; her friends
in to take their last Iatewei!-st this crisis
.h. CONNIE need using this same DR.. RoeERs'
LivERw onr Asp Tar, which has restored her 10
be tier health than -he has enjoyed since she Vas
fourteen yaars Of age. and in three months che
gained fifty pounds III nesh. Those who doubt
The virtues CT ths woude rfu! medicine are iuvi.
tee to call and See her.
CONSERVATIVES SHOULD CAtL on
THE AGENT and see the cer;ifc etc in IuIi, u
the above mentioned cures and also . vast suuar
Der Of oihe ~.
DECEIVE NOT YOURSELVES. -
ne cIecting to use this valuable medicine un@
i. 10 too late, as there thousands Of ea0e0
which are too far gone to be saved. even bv thio
Great Remedy. Be sure snc get Dr.. Rogsss'
Liv..wort and Tar. which, has hrs siRhsturs - Q
YelIo, Label. on each bottle Of lss gepsins
1t is for sal. by a L. ScOvILLE. Cineissssis
Whoiesai- Agent for tho tMAd Sooth, ao1
also By all the advertised AG>a4s.-
Also. by D. r. HOLLOWAY, Richmsnd.
April 5: lc4o. IT,
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II WILL sell the property on which ! now re-
side, at the corner of Pearl and Walnut
stree,s-the house contains rooms. 4 below nd
3 atoye: there is a we'll of first rate water, a
tern with pump in bo,h-also, a stable, wood
house. &c. &c. The property is in every re-
spect a desirable residence, bring IN pleasant
pal of the tow q and oniv square from Main
street. JOSEPH no" Ills
April 10. ls43- Lit
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4 NEW MAP
OF TIT.
INVITED STITES 0u6 1TEYTCO

or THE
UNITED STATES and UENICO.
4 WILLIAMS. Agen, for The sale Of the
~ above Map for Wayne Comfy. would re-
specially notify the citizens thereof, that he ha $
tor sale, Il sPlensi Nap of the U. States and
Mexico, lust published 10y MesSrs, Monk & Sheer,
Cincinnati IL exhibits the whole country from
the Atlantic 10 the Pacific Ocean together with
the Canadas ana Yves, India Islands The price
Is only FOUR DOLLARS. He has also, the
Agency for the sale of
JETE':sir,>' L UNIVERSAL. CHART.
comprising full and authentic account of the
rise an! tall of nations. the churches. philoso-
pliers. Sc. heather deitIes, orators poets. great
statesmen, heroes, battles, remarkable events,
discoveries. inventions. CurIo>iies. imPosters.
Inon>.r r. and great men and women, irom the
time of the delagc 10 the present: all of which
Is SO plain and SIMPLE that II is we'll adapted for
the usc of children, as wei! as instructive TO
adults.
The Map Of the L. States aud Mexico. is for
sale only by Subscription, aud the Agent will
wait On the citizcns for their names irmed lately
ANA the Map vii, be delivered to The N abe ut the
2lIIi Of Jane.
tCr Wonted.-Several sub Agents, to canvas
the life re ut Townships in this County and pro-
cure names, TO whom libe raj compe nssiion will
be paid.-applv soon.
Richmond, May II, lS4S. sl:3t
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lust RECEIVED.
CO;lSltcrfeitS...

COHMtcrfcitS..:
People at the West will further the cause Of
justice by looking GU. for large iieshy man who
is travelling through Illinois, on his work Of poi
and death. He is reported to come from
st. Loais. with counterfeit Of our Pills, and he
has made efforts to sell them TO our Agents at a
low price. We have of the boxes just re-
ceived from Chicago, and we are in pursuit Of
the fellow. The laws are severe and will fully
punish those who counterfeit medicines.
aside from the appearance of the counter
feits, auv of our Agents kHo,c that if Pills pur
porting to he Dr.. e. Benz. Smiths offered at
a reduced price, they Must BE 4 COUNTERFEIT, there
is getting over it.
Let all who love Justice be on their guard. II
is necessary knon that c. Benz Smith is rritten
with nv hand on the bottom OF each box, to
counterfeit which is high handed crime
q. BENZ. SMITH.
Office l1o Creenwich ST., n. Y.
Nov 9, ls47 46-tf.
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WORMS. WoRmsH WoRMsM

DORSEY'S CELEBRATED VERMiFUGE
H. remedy unsurpassed for expeiiing sornrs
warranted 10 contain nothing of 4 poisonous
character but is simple its action aud safe in
il. appiic.ti,n The above medicine for sale
only by HAlNES x FARQL II r.
Richmond, March, II, IS42 j2-n
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MANSION HOUSE.

DNHIS House formerly known a. the ITEM
perapce Hail." and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been reftted up in i
superior style, with the design of making it one
of the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, in the western country.
The subscriber, also takes srea; pleasure in
Informing his old frie nds and the travelling com
munity generally. that his TABLE shall be, as
heretotcre, while occupying the Richmond Hotel
supplied with the choicest yiands the country
afiorGs.
His STABLE is large and convenient. and is
attended by the very best CT Os.lers, and suppii-
ed with the best o. Provender. -.
He feels contide Mt that the pains that shall be
taken TO make those who NAV so.ourn with him,
comfortable, and sat Home will warrant Inn,
III asking share of public patronage. BOARD
ERS taken by the cay week the mos. fla
yorahe term h. BRDDkJNS
Richmond. Feb. 9, lS4.. r52-'i-.7t If
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DIR Y G 90 D s ,
lANNE,S NNESS GNNNS,

Suc.. as Ginghan.s. Lawns, Bingham do. Silk
Ginghan, and Mo.iair Lustre, Berig-s, plain. fig
ur-d and embroidered, plain and figured Silks,
French Chin'z. California plaid and poplnS, plain
and figured De LANES, and Thibet Cloth, De
Lame and Thibet Shawls, with silk and wool
fringe, Print, Bingham, Tartan, fouiart gro de
nap, shane. giassa brocande ana brochc Parasols,
Florence, Fren ci,, Gimp. Neapolitan, and TRAN
guitar Braid Bonnets; X i'd Pat. Goat, and Last
ing Slippers, Buskins and Caters, all coors nd
any quantity Of Misses and Chdren's '.fIins.''
Gentlemen's Palm Leaf. Leghorn, Pedle Brad.
Rough and Ready, Panama, and Silk Hats OF la
test style.
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U1JN1naT t2@IrvJa:

VrnIis and Ffuii Trees of amer ra: Or
h the Culture, propac alton. and Management
HE Garden aud Orchard, of fruit trees e.uer-
ally " iii descriptions of all the finest varieties
OF Fruit Native and Foreign, cultivated in this
country. BY y. J. Downing, author of Land
scape Gardening, &c. One vol. thick l2mo H.
iusiratcd with many cuts.
1t Is to b.. Recommended as containing a great
er amount Of poHnoigicai information than any
other \ fnrTicaA WORK an. deserving the care
iii sIJdv and attention Of the farmer. thu
tcur. III. gardener, ana all lovers o.. fine fruit
". r. FarHeT.
For sale ~ u. P. IiDLLOWA Az.
I-iS