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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-22
Moral Influence Of Foreign Com
NieTCe,

It is unquestionably that wealth produces
wants, but it is still more important truth that
wants produce wealth. Each cause acts and
reacts upon the other; but the order, both OF
precedence and of Importance, is with the wants
which stimulate to industry and with regard
to those, it appears that, instead Of being always
ready to second the physical powers OF man.
they require for their development "aii appllan,
cos and means to boot" The greatest OF all
difficulties in converting unciviIized and thiny
peopled countries into civilized and poPuious
enes, is to inspire them with the wants best cal
culated to excite their exertions in the produce
Of wealth. One Of the greatest benefits which
foreign commerce confers, and the reason why
it has always appeared an almost necessary IN
gredient in the progress of wealth, in its ten
dency to inspire new wants, to form now tastes
and to furnish fresh motives for industry.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-22

With famed Thernlopyle will vie,
The Yankee patriots blow at Ell"
And many border battle field
Gives challenge to the ancient tome
For deeds that will compare in Rome.
An honest heart, and firmly stooled
Against temptations that had moved
Had life than country been more loved,
Was thine; and thy own lard
Sees in the green clad hills that rise
In glory to her trembling skies,
Memorials that will not stand
When thy less perishable name
Is blotted from the scroll of fame.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-22
VOLUME VI. NO. 10.
From the National Era.
Winter.

IT'S winter now, and bleak and chill
The wind is signing DER vale and hill,
And flowers are gone, and Natures green
No more enlivens each varied scene;
And fields, where late the yellow grain
Felt the kind influence of sun and rain,
Now feel the blight of Winters breath,
And calmly rest in Natures death.
But soon bright Spring shall smile again,
And Earth yield up the buried grain,
The flowers shall give their perfume out,
And the stream shall leap with Joyous shcut--.
The wind shall come in gentler tone,
And make the breath Of flowers its own
And all around-the sky--the air
Shall in the spring times freshness share.
Philadelphia. HIP. 4.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-22

" l wish you to make for the church, /"
said an Episcopal vestryman, one morning
to carpenter in neighboring village,
=" two new commandment boards. We want
them of free sound timber, with no knots IN
it," You'd better take some ofthe "nOts"
out of the commandments then, replied the
carpenter; Il never saw a commandment
board yet that wasn't full of EN-"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-22

BY RUFUS W. GRIswOLD.
So here beneath this old gray stone,
Lies hid the light that brightest shone
Upon our green.clad mountains, when
War tried the souls Of patriot men.
Beneath this soil, from tyrants won,
Repose the ashes of her son,
The hero of her day of gloom,
Who made the land Ia dreary waste,
While under slavery'ys minion's placed)-
Like Eden's garden bloom.
The mountains were our watch towers then,
And guarded by right gallant men,
Who flung their banner to the breeze,
And filled the welkin with their cry
To win their freedom or to die.
The sound went booming DER the seas,
And vassals in the ancient world
Beheld the broad flags of the free,
Der hill and valley, stream and sea,
Like sheets of living flame unfurled.
They caught the spirit of our sires,
And men like him who sleep beneath,
Who knelt to but one victor, Death
On Europe's plains lit freedoms fires.
The Switzer and the Tyrolese,
The bondmen on the isles of Greece,
Woke from the sleep of centuries,
The turbaned Tyrant and the Car
Saw in the rising of our star
The fate of old i1oiatries,
And trembled when an Allen smote,
Were he Pole Of Suliote.
"Sir Guy" said tomb could never hold
A chief SO restless and so bold
As thou full oft did prove myself
That thou wouldst make its cerements start
By some internal Yankee art,
And spurn the bonds of Death himself
But false the prophecy: Injured
Where thy bright share the greensward turned
When Peace, with garlands crowned, her car
Rhode DER the fields made red by War,
Thy ashes rest in deep repose,
Unwakened by the tramp Of foes,
The only reveille to start
Anew to life soldiers heart.
Thy soul, translated from lis corse,
Thou saidst would find mountain horse,
A spirited and warlike steed,
OF matchless form and giant frame,
Snow white and with an eye of flame,
A charger of the finest breed,
In which it might while remain
To snuff the air and paw the plain,
Beneath the same clear skies that gave
Light to thy natal place and grave.
For thou didst love thy native land,
And cared not, may be, it to barter
For doubtful title in that quarter,
Where some think thou vert contraband!
Brave soldier not a Spartan thou,
Nor hero of the Roman mould
We will not deign to deck thy brow
With wreath worn by the men Of old.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-22

Fragrant OdOr for sick rOOms.-A few drops of
oil Of sandal wood, which, though not in gener-
al use, may be easily obtained, when dropped
on hot shovel, viii diffuse most agreeable
baIsamic perfume throughout the atmosphere of
sick rooms or other confined apartments.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-22
THE FREEMAN
IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING

Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
In r.. C. s. B. L. BdrolOS' Bake House, rem
of Burbark'S Store:
Entrance between Waon's Book BurnEam's Hat Stores
State ST.. and Langdon's store and Burbank's,
main ST.
TERMsl5 in advance rs after three months, or 200
after six months. 1crVllage subscribers, 200.
95- Transportation must in all cases be paid by the
ubscribeIs.-s8
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Che 9amilp Circle,

The following just and glowing poetica trib-
the memory OF Ethan Allen, with, an al,
to his great defect Of character-vague
unsettled religious notions comes to us from
work published thousand miles off. Are our
Eastman's and Saxe's content that we should &c
so far abroad for what should, and could be done
as well at home?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-22
LIST OF AGENTS FOR THE
FREEMAN.

ORLEANS Co.
Albany; Rev G Putnam
Barton; F w Bmball
Craftsbury; w j Hastings
Glover; S S Blanchard
Greensboro; d COmings
Irasburgh; + @ Kimball
Liowell;J D Harding
N. Troy; NJ X Eastman
Charleston; 0 Warren
Bloomington; Rev. w Scales
CoyentryjJ Hurd
Westfield; o Winslow.
LAMoILLE Co.
Cambridge; N Stafford
n iafa1ii eille,5 sI1tload
Elmore; J Scott
Hydepark; A Morse
johnson; A w Caldwell
Waterville; II A Fisk
q" J M HOtChklss
Morristown; J West ~.
Stowe; ID Lothian
Wolcott; S Pennock
WINDSOR Co.
Bethel; A Marsh 49,.
Z. do. o Hincher
Cavendish; ] G Spalding
Chester; o Hutchinson
Rochester; S Cooper
RoyaltOn; o. Henry.
Sharon; P Metcalf
Norwich; DR.. NJ M Davis
Bridgwater; L Raymond
Woodstock; L Richmond
50. do J Lake
Windsor: ] NJ Thorndike
brownsville; Nj B Perkins
Sheddsyille; Maj. Farwell
Hartford; A Nichols
w. do $ T Steele, P. NJ.
IQuechee Village;C Tinkhan
IIartland; II d Osgood
No. do ] N Willard, jr.
Barnard; l. BIackmer
T.. do. l. Belknapp
SnOwsville; L Hazen
POmfret; C Harding Cd
So. do d Chandler
stockbridge; Rev. Mr.. Daily
Gaysville; J NJ Bennett
RUTLAND Co.
Rutland; X h Thrall
do G Graves
Brandon; n V Marsh
Poultney; J f Harris
Wallingford; ]. A. Ramsdil
Pittsfeld, c Joyslin
Clarendon; w ID Marsh
WINDHAM Co.
Townshend; w II, Shaftcr
Wilmington. 0 l. Shaffer
Windham, z II Upham
Hanlmond's Mills; q Taylor
jamaica; y GoOdale
Dover; w IL Jones
BrattlebOro; c Frost
Brookline; A Flint,
Athens;J l. Skater a
BENNINGToN Co.
Manchester; d Roberts. jr.
No. Bennington ] Matteson,
E. do DR.. Wilcox
Dorset; A LandOn
SALISBURY; l. Bottom
Sheffield, |. b. Harvey
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WASHINGTON Co
Waitsfield; o Skinner A
Worcester; F johnson B
Warren; d Upham C
Waterbury; ] G Stinson G
Woodbury.; A Town G
Calais; J Mower and A Pierce II
Plainlield; DR.. Rates j,
MarshGeld; s Pitkin N
Barre; G S johnson &
Mortified; w IL Smith B
Fayston; Z II Baxter 10
ORANGE Co. v
Bradford; j D Clark
Br0okheld; d Kingsbury r
II do s N RigelpEv =
aasfttnaFseee, . Il N as,sata n
Chelsea; Marshall C.Waldo, :
Corinth; Rev. S Comlngs /
E. Corinth, DR.. Dustin I,
w Topsham; b Aldrich '
L do J + George \
Newbury, Rev. s Sias !
So. Newbury, ]. Abbott :
Randolph; II Parkhurst
E. do Mp Brooks
w. do NJ II Sessions !
Post Mills; J. Ilinckley [
Vershire; DIR Tyler .. I
Orange; p l. Lord I
Washington; Rev. G Sanborn l
strafford; d S Barrett. L
CHITTENDEN Co. :
Burlington; ] Liscun
Charlotte; w 5 Baldwin
Huntington; II Beecher
Hineshurgh; ] Allen
Westford; T G Beach y
Jericho & Underhilli L S Bar
ney
Richmond; w p Briggs |
Williston; w II French
ADDISON Go 1
Ferrishurgh; o Sholes !
Yergennes; DR. A Sprague \
MonktOn; C Cook y
Lincoln; DR. Kent =
Middlebury: Il l. Fuller u
Bristol; II Needham 7
Cornwall; B 7 Haskell ;
Addison; w Reeves ;
Hancock; A G Allen G
Weybridge; NJ Stowe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-22
EATHAN ALLEN.

From the Southern Literary Messenger.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-03-22
Written OIL visiting his tomb, at Burlington, Vt

BY RUFUS W. GRIswoLD.
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Domestic PerJs.

BOSTON Apul Ar ssrs. oh Peu,.nd sars,m u.01 No.
k.ss5 o1,,.',ea a'T'' S.ss. ps" Co.,
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Gas. E% s0 sss' S.s,s, E s,. Ps
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posn.a' x,s SD .1sr Fcrs., NYcrs.
ssMsokI APP as"n aoi a a.sss. Isso -.
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v. Cob Anger, pnsw..' IN IS Hsaov-r ioa,
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JAcKsOs March 9S-Au TARA hvPsht STU, - 40.
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s.s casf As ~.fp Jssss Fore, Liverpool 'e'' ~s ''A
sss,s 10 o. ca .bip sor,h Cabss Over rres,s
sew nE FANS Mach sf-Ca ships 1yroas oo's,ns YER
Crss Ansst, Hswes, Bososs 1ssoe TesA~ '~>''' W 49,
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sSrCsA cHiLrON Ases,anee<
prprndp oRY sA LIE OF VALUADLEL LOTS

EoLE 4 Chiffon wl 81, o. sscsi'a % fk!pAI
Apt lsss Of I? oclccs, o. the hsrchans snensnse
ire folo~ns vsansbe property, eeleasinx DE nrirs "
G-osss Marin, deeeAsec sod ey order o. Ce"m''s"o'
10 psrt.g,oo -. al,
ols " grcuod ~ The side q ercaswsy 90 Blown
,-xd.e Road begw Pctty ninth and PSietnsn ine1e
ns the southwest corner cf Forty n'r hss
FoSry.NxrHsr-ls N lcts % The costh nde " Us
street beS~ BlconnS dsle-rced and Eikhh esexee
Firrssrrsr M ots The soalh aide u he suces 70
The rear u The lss soove lota
IS gore os The sosa side u Forty utha ircadnf
beast ard soGshw sci cosners u Fofy -rntn~ ana
Eghgh-svruae
fIsEra.Avs,ur-sa n loo The side Of iec ave-
nas. hesw cen Forty snd Ftfiesh cts
EIeErHAvgSVx "A fok lcts "a the wesi rde o. NE ave
pu, including The norshw eel corner OF Fcfty nrihst
Fosry Si>rHsr fuil lots The rotta side ~ Eouy-
uip,h ,gnnns from Eishh-svssae toward ne Nirshss
Goss Icrs % gore u lots ire no<sh eide ~
The r,ghlh ami MIMI svcnues. 10
the rear Of gore ou ffoaass "a ne norm side "
Forty-nioth-sS
The nj. " The seovs properly y tsespasse.e having
brcn IN family number OF ysers ARE POT
ton u The purchase money remain on hood and nov
ssse For flrs-r Information to utle te sery 10 w
SEARS. ESQ ~ neekman-sl " G. FGkkis ks0
~ chsmeenst Lithoxrsphe msrs ere nov resdy and
eau ~ the above named gentlemen, OF he AUG
isuser n wsIlst ISL ma SswAfAdun
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BOOK TRADE.
HEw scrEUrIrrc WORKS

TSPORrFp 81 APPLETON co 20 srosswsy.
IQzsGers Prscrca Tres.ss he Microscope, 80 Ius
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K.spp's Cheuca Technology Chenisuy srPl,et e
tn ATs arc Naulf.c.urrs. ~ il.1sragO1s, .y-S
-,shschs PriDc!3ies Of Machinery and Ersln-e-ins
50 ilaEr.uons. 2s-s
Muller. Principles Of Fsysc arr h.;-orOlogy, $50 Nus
irauous-S
aoses PrscscS Treatise CO Chemical AEslyss Olsnis
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So.d's Chemical Msnip1 Ato1 I'd Asayss-s1
SS
Year BOoI Of F.cs - sci-rcr ard Ar for 's+a-t s.
Jlsseins Ele -eus e Boa y by Nsor Ggsrst-c 81
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~ sale Of New.York and Erie Railroad
Mortgage Bonds.-The undersigned having made sd-
vances s50O,coO Of the sbovensmed Bonds will offer
them for sale The bidder for cash. and will receive
sealed proposals for the purchase OF the whole or any por
zion OF them at their Office, 81 Wsst until the 7sh Apr,
at 8 o'clock p. Nj. al which time the bids will he opened
These bonds each for 81 Oo payable 10 years bear
lug per interest," payable semsnnusly viz on the
Let Msrch and September In esch year and secured by
mortgage on all the properly Of the company to John j.
Palmer, Joseph Walker and Uhsh }. Smith, Trustees. A
copy Of bond and mortgage, with ali other necessary To-
formation relating thereto may he obtained at our Office
n2qistA7- WARD L co 81 Wsn-sL
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~ sEs MIRWX JOURNAL, FOURTH PAGE ~

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orssr Trs.ton Camden sherwood. Coares'on Cam
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; Lsui,od tSors Ssl.on Charleston Mana Harry bsnehaf'
sns. Jo.phu. Br.m ssodssd, Bremen Aenus Mitchell ST
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MFsdi,n Porto Rico; Zecs Lstn ST Johns NIB hsy BuoH
sbr. Penelope Moore San Francisco; Ka,ahdr Small Jackson
, Gen Foster, L..oS 5, Joss. smith h NC Maven Gov
sr Co. As.Gu. Gnan Sswburn Nc M@hesn Ie'uy' B'%.,.
tm.'@ g Sell B.ss'' Boston A@-,s r"ns- Ph.d
sop. Msycs Jones. New Haven; Pstsr, Mason Taunton
Barge Delssace, Briggs Philadelphia
ARRIVED .hp s.-Yoa Cooper Liverpool Msreh
m1.e Marshal. Mach a. lat - ~ ion ~ exc signals win
Ship Ed~srd Chase, Nonsan' 80 daS' PROVISIONS &C.
Bah Ias., Ellis. sasus omsa. day.. and @oa..e I,
sooShus Co Diligence. tor Nfori; brig Guy
So fS., R.s RIO Hatch days. hide. &C. BooDr
Ian American vessels Pa''e"s''-sf b10-"'
big Tmso. Msnvsnns ST Msls II days, cotton to d HUI
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ss L-n.e1sn wsIa's to, Nfo. 10 .S.Ss ssst for Boston
bnt s.n, Hartman for kYosk r., an, so,eo.
where che put with FRAT &C. to Beehef draper
sssq Brs. Pr-...y, d.. r., Thoma.,on, lime.
sehr WIN Denmsn r.s. .. IN s. 10 sau
ssSr Monto.. Stewart Cardens u days, moa''e' i0a's'
80, F..seu. Iorns Boston rpd.s to sw Lewis.
schr Cooley Co. Young Boston md'e TO Ahns ~ ~ Nav
schr aasshe, Philips. ffeds'Hh'"u's' u''' N'
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sehr Hartford, Hand. Philadelphia corn
Richards, New -iondon, OIL
schr Loo Chno, -, Gceeser. Fish
schr Ankehne, lelsnd fnVSence
slnop Artist. Davis. Dus,ol RI a., -. ,
Novel;
sELow-ship Mad Of Orleans, from NOfeso'. to nelson
AH Msrmon (sf BOSTON, RIO J.Osiro; also B ship ana
ships aod a barb not tnowR
sAILED-shp. Wabash. for Norsso' Camden for Charleston
and Others.
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WARD NOTICES.

|" Thirteeath Ward.-Ata meeting Of he Demo
crane hiss Of be Ihirt~-ntn Ward bed
int receive The Il the Scur sns Con
Charer and School OHi-ers NJ. Wh ". LYON cali
81 70 the Chsr ard J.ccs Z H0vAED and RI JoHSsTo
were s.poiLcd secr-ssI-s
The Nominating Conue- ihen subuitis6 the following
tcse. ,o' ne support Of 10. Electors OF ward vtc1
wa nn.ninocsy adopted by the ueetDg
For diSe-ulas.. .........C CHANDLER L INGERs0LL
For Afisi1At AI1erz1n.. JOHN PEARsALL
' '''''''''' BENJAMIN HASKELL
c.-.,,ky (JOsgPH GlLsO.
~ ''''''''''''' fALBiSUs JOHNSON
ia1'sc,or' Of klerfs0s.
D1f Dit.
ShsERy PaYTos' ASHpaEw eHAFr
) }A5 : co y LfGoETT 55 BASIS S9r 55ssvs
70, SotoSl Cosu.i.rioaer. DAVID TAPPEN.
Fer Sehool Trs.iees. rgoxss yTysrny
For School Ia,pee,or ..... .ROBy RT JOHNSTON
The FOL o. Dr r-soutors submitted and
~ adopted by the meeting
Heoired That 10 CHsSoLrs ISeERsoLL. csnsiests
FOR Alderman Of hs Tbirte-rih Ward recognize pr.c
ica woriins-rsn. and friend OF vorrirg msr; q mar
who viii be vorsing Al1ernan and stesdfa, 81 vooa,e
Of al economical standardization Of he City Government
he'olrst Thai JoHN PE,ssALL- candidate for Asss
sni Alderman from ns Known cbsrscter and standing
einz-n gives certain assurance that IN h- Office 10 vhcs
We are shout to elect him Ia vii prove .iihal and ef
cieni pubic servant
,olreG That our Assessors and our whole iicE. are
emDeIy entitled % corcis and hearty support Of the
Electors Of The Tniueenih Ward, use
utmost e1erlions for the success Of The ticket
hesoired Thst respond heart and soul The
mendsrOn q the Whi9 Genera Committee W. behave
hist Reforms necessary AID that the ouy oblan
. ~ securing to TIE people Of ihi city fair and proper
are q favor Of the amended City Chsrer
The meeting was soquertly Addressed by Messs Chss
Riddle ]. T NJ. B.e,t ey ard y DAYTON.
WIN w LYON Chairman
'I n JoH ngwt0 Secretaries xr
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ForefKn poPfs.

ts.s lFh u err An- Mars Mayo from and Tor B~.,o.
A. Porto Csbso. lth nh; H98s Yefaoa
under ssnUr, By 10 oOf-rnm.p,
Al L.otass it;t az .eAr Mar, Essl.,h f.r Yor.
15't, only America V.s..
Aua', Joon' NJ, .,tl alt. Pse-snt ppa
s'socsr % ca b og Victoria lst, frort schr Br theirs.
ffss,fsc Bostla
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Spoken, &c,

fofas. ali ~el
Jaa 20 q os 81 W. .ctr Psi,,os -hh steering
a. stated
s.'eh a. lat 80. Is. os u D. 'bp Sea sio~. from Mon
Liverpool
s.rch ~. Iai 81 lot 20. Hl Carts from so,ioa for
T. Jan
march -. is; n lon IS g. sAp JAMES F1~srd hsscs
Ap' al - Ion .. chr M.y, fOf BRISTOL ri Yates ron
osnss for Boston, tays
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M A X X I ED .

On Ta..dag April by Rev Creagh, JAMES d. sPARkMAN
MANY A. NEWBERkY, daughter Of Charles Place, all Of
tho
On weJns.csy April BY Rev Edwin Hatfield Mr. MICHAEL
DEvOY Of this Cay. to mss ELiLABtTH SMITH. OF Bookyn
Monday morning Apr R-lph Hoyt Rector Of the
cnarh 81 sbephed JOSEPH BUTLER Esq native OF
Duthn u Mas DELLA MARIA BROWN. Of this City.
Dodge Co. Wcou-a the 7b ut Mr. WIN Butler
Bailey Idvad Buter Mise Har'st Bailey
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ehsres,os Lsurs Snow n rntyts Phsdphs q D-;ro
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fsnssn Acars b~ner. 90 Psrt@ct
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Near, NYors.
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BY JACos PLArr
AHGR TRADE sAI.R or HARDWARE. CUT.

| ILERY SAWS. kc JACOB pLArr wul cell T Ills
DAY. 1t 10 o'elsck. OF The snctoo room. ~ Flsna ey
..losus 400 cssla c,ses and lots RFmips ham. sht ed
ll-rnsn snd American Hardware snd Cutlery Every hot
orerrd will os sod Without reserve 90 The ordrf
Among whieh TO- ard With which the ssle vii commence
an invoices Of Sscc value u ibccssors csstseel MIL
cruscut ri circular and sbe saws ieeossns bfoshess
Co and ibbcsons stamp Of band panel and bach ssws
huchef and spives al b-in. of The male 81 Ssnae
bbsop apd copsig ed To Thomas Co and To he sod ey
hsr order the highest hldcs ssc. 10 ssne Invoice
quantity Of are ssr and ivory table entesy esrvs &c
Sso she ned table sry ard ivory 70 ees OF
VI lot OF which offered vii BE- cold Without
reser q sso 10 Off eonssnes 10 pay duues enc
charges thereon ore spendd sssottment ~ poete
cutlery being The handsoucsl o offered 10 On auction room
10 cold without alec In came invoice o. ieeod
ard-d cutlery slso for seecant Of whom msy conssfu
0 cards ell knds Knives, scissors rasofs shssss Se
amops The hardware 10 ehaos, log do oocss end
hin and hsmmess essAs OF bsass eand~euets
n too g. large sssorImcst Of eonmoe end tue pedosss
100 doEsn miaclng knives. esses hammers, picefone
rssps csss drawing huives tee sees, Msees End e'ss
ssud pans percussion esps III lcess uunk do, &c &C
Aso 50 pairs eoseh springs. all .ses W close
an Toe s,tsnuou 81 psrchssss directed TO inc
sams 20 "
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Court Calendar.

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CARPETING.
PETERSON & HUMPHREY,

T
iNsaR MADISON
deg LEAVE TO CALL TIE ATTENTION or their
Dfiepcs ard The public to the following lrg- and choice
selections OF Crpetng &c Just received oy st- arfNsn
rom Europe elected particularly for city usde
10 bales rich Arminst-r, loo knzs, IRON y 70 70.
- do Velvet Tsp-s.rc. 800 ricn hnss VI every vs.
Is do Wilton ard saxony, r-iy
50 do Brussels 10 greaiv& Norstec Chereue and Ius
riety, entirely new pat ed MAJ. 49,
terrs. before IN The french and lishan "inoo"
United Sisies. shsrs
900 % ply richly shaded, Embossed faao and Isbse
so pieces suPerhns and extra lovers -, 80. -.
fine o'e' piece a. "oo'H" PEI
- 81 81 p!aia And checked yard.
M...inss Druese,s, Stair Rods lie.
OIL CLOTHS
Extra heavy made 10 order lev desiyrs rom 70 " iee'
vide All Of which vii b. sod al prices in,i VIII 81. tns
mo.t rgid economi, and defy conp-uoo Win .ny .oi 10
5000 NIL 2fneOdis
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Ap,h Of ,roup EUGESE VALENTINE, Of Thomas and
Aps ia WIlsou sged years. months and days
s be txksn East Chester for nernent thus day
sih mt, al O'Clock A n
A. Of h. hsatb JOSHUA UNDERhiLL, Of New YoTk, aged 81
julia Hatch grand daughter Of Horace southmsyd this
Ca ID
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