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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10
VERMONT WATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL,

C IF the truck and decker organs are to be
believed, it was exceedingly cruel in the Wing
long team to refuse to draw their enemies into
Office: we therefore especially submit that the
:" democratic Convention by fifty majority" is
guilty of refinement in cruelty hitherto unpir-
aieied: i, refused 10 draw even those very
dent friends, who had aspired to be its lords and
masters. The Patriot will sing " Old Mortality"
-soins. The Freeman is little hoarse about
these days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10
~ Greeley & McElraih have published
their very valuable Wing Almanac for 1850.

"Pyrhoiogy: or the science ofthe Soul, con-
sidcred physiologicay and phiosophicaly, with
an appen Tx, Containing notes of mesmeric and
psychical experience. By Joseph Hadduck, NJ
D. Such is the tile of an English pamphlet
publ shed in New York by FowIers & Wells
,ne' pages PuPrr covers; price % cts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10
The Report Of The s.e,e'a,y ., War is conc

The Report Of ihe Sse,ea'y Of Her is concise
and buslnessl-ihe. An enlargement Of the arn.y
Is "an'ed-beeause the country has been o
late ~onderfully ENLARGED, and wihI we are
bound by the Mexican treaty to take care Of the
Indians. The Secretary proposes 20 fill. up The
ex sting resinen's, and to make changes winch
will muse much gfeaier efficiency lnt1 the ar
cp, with but sail Increase &: men and expen
dlIure This Is the mann topic Of the report
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10

Tts Treasury EcPor. l. addition % ~ hat We
puhli>hrd lost week, We remark. that the S,c5e
tary If lhe Treasury r. trrs 10 Congress he ex-
pedi'ncy OF continuing the sub treasury System,
ana IN case Il Is continued recommends various
qualifications as BENZ necessary 10 render II
practicable 10 cary out the provisions ut the
law. Ever since IL enactment, The sub-feasun
law has be-, n more OF less violated, out uf abSo-
ln'e It ces-i'y, by the aovrrnu, mt lseli through
IT'S agents. The HorehsHsi"g system does no,
pay lis way, ben II 5 nubody to any very steai
extent, ana practcaliy amounts 10 giving inpof
iels credit Tor dulles due TO the government.
Cn-tnm-huuses and oilef matiers are br.ef, no
- ! - - II - -
ing mint IN Calliouhi and other nccessan
matters Tor the protection aud Convenience OF
commerce IN the Pacific par: of The Republic
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10

GIVE learn that the starch factory at Wash
Ins,on, together with the com'en-s, including
Two TONS OF starch and one thuus nd bushels OF
potaloss, was destroyed by fire gu the 18th INST
Inc iaci"ry was owned by G. K. Gale, and
valued al S2OOO-no INSURANCE. The potatoes
were owned by y. Fifeld OF -Bradjrd
Gdzetie.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10

FURNISHING GOoDs.-We venture to saw thai
our readers, on visiting Oak Hall, Boston, will
be Ing 'iy pleased with :he rich display Of Fur.
nlshlns Goods, that there meet the eye, nd still
better with their low pres.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10

The Judges OF the Supreme Court of the U
nied STATES are equally divided IN the Cases of
The United States mint IN Phiadelpha and the
custom house, Pon,nd, III which the question l.,
Involved OF the right uf the State aulnorIt,es l..
tax The real estate OF the United States. There
can be, therefore, no decision.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10

Ohio. On Friday last the Senate of Ohio
made ch"lce OF ii. u. Blake as Speaker, on the
hrte hundred and frs, bHioi. Mr.. Blake is Il
Wing. Mr. kna,'p tIoco) was re elected Geek
on lhe second ballot
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10

.Ntic hreniions Mr. r. G. Page Of Pu,nev
has very beautiful working model of fire en-
CINE, at the Union House and a model pqror
stove, "hich reg"infes Itself by one of the SNIP
lest pp'icatinns of scientific principles, may be
seen at the Pavilion. They are both worth see
ino
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10

1.-THE Waterbury and Hydepark Plank
Road Stock has been taken to the aaouu, of De-
tween $1,000 and S5vVv.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10

From 1eras. DAtes from Galveston are to the
2|th. BON houses oil the legislature were DIS
cussing the Santa Fe question.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10

05F@ Persons having Fl es of the Waterman.
or books belonging to the editor, are requested to
return them
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-10
AFT RSOoN.

AFTERNOON.
Mr. Wilson of Bakersfield introduced reso
luton for evening sessions. hlr Wills of Chel-
sea moved p ovlso that M question shall De ia
ken at an evening session. The amendment,
was rejected. Mess Needh I'M of BRISTOL and
Tracy of Braintree opposed the resolution, and
that vas also rejected.
The Convention again went into committee
Of the whole, Mr. Williams of Woodstock in the
chair; when Mr. Pnmeroy of Burlinst conclu
ded his reu.arks IN favor of the first resolution
of Dir Williams, and Mr. Beardsley of Jericho
followed on the other side. On motion of Nh
Adams the committee rose and reported that i,
Is inexpeeient to adopt the firs, resolution.
The question was put on the pass ,ge of the
first resolution, and ii was rejected: ayes 9. noes
2lo. The members voting in the affirmative
were Messrs Atkinson, Blanchard, Hunt, Po,ne
roy, Seymour, 1ownsley, Whitney of Spring
field. Williams and Woodward.
Mr villas OF Chelsea moved TO reconsider this
vote. hlr Field of Newfane moved 10 Law rbi:
molten on the table ost-and the mo,ion nj
Mr. Villas was rejected: So the first a,o.nd.
rnent, being on the basis Of representation in the
House, was finally REJECTED
The Convention then went into Committee NJ
the whole on the second resolution of Mr. Wi
hams, adopting the second amendment. which
provides that no balIo,iEg for town representa-
tive shall be commenced after twelve O'Clock o
the night Of the first Tuesday in September
TSe resolution WAS supported by Messrs Sar
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f.,srrsphed exclusive for the Mo republican.

..,..-.rAed exclusive for the Mo Republican.
~ 49, /. Hsnt.viHe-Kentscky Constitution.
LOUISVILLE, May 9th.
i destructive FIRE occurred at Hunts
ma Ala, on the Sd inst, consuming
s .,ly 10 the amount Of half million OF
l.,,.r. The FIRE ravaged two and a halt
W.. .s".re, Of building. :. Among those destroy
s1s =. Inc Caldwell House, the Democrat
49, ,he market house, Geo. H. War
vs.. iasuiture store, Parker & McKen-
-. ~. Az rood. store, J. A. Slaughter
= Acre, Callahan's carriage shops,
csn y B;csrd's livery stable, and Geo.
= White. stable. A great number Of
feelings, sundry stores, shops, &c., were
~ Destroyed. The fire originated in
W.,s;ch's shop. The wind was high at
4. fine, and the flames spread with fear
81 r.pidity. The centre OF the north halt
.fthe town is in ruins.
The majority for The adoption of the
con.i;tution Of this State, as far as
heard from, is ITO
81 LOUISVILLE, May Sth.
m. steamer James Dick, regular
..rL.t between New Orleans an ! Nash
r;lle ~. destroyed by fire on Monday
- A. The boat was Insured in this city
nth. ,am Of 81 500, i, Lexington, C'lnm-
shus and Merchants Insurance Offices.
j m. river is rising fast-ll feet water
q The falls. 500
The D,sdem arrived to-day, with 800
90 on board, from ST Louis for New
York.
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~ Lnyord.-Laie adyices received
- ~ Layard, al Nimroud, state, ,ha
e part Of the building no, far di>tan
aea that containing the throne, the whole
me culinary apparatus OF the monarch
Assyria has been discovered. |, con.
ss'' a'nong other things, Of All immense
: asen caldron, and more ,han 100 dishes
g. u The same metal.
9 large number Of copper vessels
,u'iully engraved, have been fonn,
~ large assortment Of fine slabs, illus
l Hs''se q The rule, conques,s, domestic
Al a"u arts 81 she ancient Assyrians ARE
'y coming 70 light, and are committed
|papsr " the able artist, NJ, Cooper
!. 49,. y 'he expedition. Mr. Layara in.
rs .' 70 make atripto the ChaSoor, tie
s :o0rss Of the Romans, and 10 visi,
~. .s.'u ANA, the Rcsen Of Scripture,
80. 80 ne hopes to find treasure al As.
9nan remains.
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/. .ae pe.tsc'ion Of Machinery. "A sigan-
nesn hammer, the largest ever made
'ana, aud weighing six ,ons,is being
ss n IN Liverpool for an es,ab-
a4eal IN New York. The machinery
4, sa'cn = will be worked is brnngh, TO
perfection. tia, thick bar Of iron
\. - ssndered by one blow of the ham
s at : IN egg placed in wine glass can
4. ppsd al the top, witLou, breaking
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WAsu,SaroS, May 9Th

WASHlNSTONs WAY c'"'
Observation-Disclosures Of Committee oil
ihe Whole 10 Census bill, was then taken
10. Mr. Vinton's amendment continuing
he law in force Tor taking subsequent cen
-. va. conquered in. Mr. Vinion's Sc
cond amendment was then read. when Mr.
rhompson OF Pa, moved to limit the NUN
Der Of members under next appor'iomnen,
,o2S3. The question was then taken on
ths amendment aud agreed 10. ayes 50,
mrs Is. The question was then taken
a Vin.on's motion as amended by Thonp-
on and agreed 10, yeas lis, nays 80.
The bill was then en.rn~sed and passed,
ve,s 100. nays 81. Mr. Thompson, Of
Transatlantic, novel a reconsideration Of
he vols, and the motion was laid ON the
lable.
y Tie Honse then went into Committee
dihe Whole on the California Message
NJ Winthrop, having the floor. sale
~ Congress- had the right TO apply The
psoyiso, and that Southern men had II,
ixAt to complain. Reproaches ought Il
sfor those among themselves, and then
lilies al the North, who insisted on bring
iTerritories into The Union and whic!
iAsy ioreknew would produce domestic
ariie.
Mr. Orr followed, when the committee
rese and the House adjourned.
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n e w G q O u SIl'
TNHE undersigned are now, and win be receiving
l. during the season, a large assortment Of
Ar.ri ur.,..i E...,a

TlNHE undersigned are now, and win be receiving
i during the season. large assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
well selected from the Eastern Cities OF the late st
importations, all of which they are determined to
sell at such rates doubt will give entire sa-
sfactIon to all who may favor them with their pat
ronase. Their stock consists in part of the follow
ing. VIZ:
DRY GOODS, Cloths, including every variety of
color, quality and price, French and American Ca
sinieres. satlnetts OF every quality. Jeans. summer
Cloth, blue drilling and cotton plaids and stripes
of all kinds, for summer clothing linens, linen
Gsiilinss brown and biegched Dome sites, riCkinrS
Checks, Vestinss, Flaanels, Alpaccas, Irish lin-
ems, etc, etc.
Ladies' Dress g oods.
handsome assortment of Prints ginghams,
lawns, muslins, jacunetts, swiss, hook aud null
Musiins; Dress silks, linen ustre, bingham lawns.
linen beragc, ETC.. etc.
FANCY GOODS, too numerous to mention. ne "
style bonnet ribbons and artificial Flowers, Hosie-
~. loves. suSpeHders .hdkfs, bttnis Combs, etc..
Hats, RusS1", beaver, silk, low priced Fur legho,
and palm leaf Hats, all sizes, kinds and prices. A
general assoI tment of
Boots, Shoes, Groceries. Hardware and qmrepsaraye
Clothing, Goats. Pants, Vests, Bosoms 8. D,upers.
Also. Collars shirts, etc, IN great variety and at
exceedingly low prices. Also, Nails, Glass. Cot
ton Yarn, Carpet Chain, bating log and Chains,
ETC.. etc. Also, Hames horse collars hoes SHOW
els. spades, Forks, etc., etc. all of which we win
sell as cheap can be purchased in the Market,
and will take all kinds OF Produce in exchange fot
Goods.
Remember the place, Il Main street, below JEFF.
ferson, Burlington. Iowa.
Burlington, may 9, 1850 GARRETT & COOPER
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HARDW ARE.

iIhHE subscribers have now received their Spring
stock OF Hardware, comprising every thing in
their line, and which they offer at such prices
as will success sfully compare with those of any
Hardware House in 81 L 'uis. The attention OF
purchasers is particularly requested 10 our stock of
BUILDING HARDWARE,
Among which may be found several styles of
front and chamber door locks never before offered
in Iowa. 81 =a.a.zrs '.-..f -..
New style store door New style rim lock |, min-
locks, keys; eral knobs;
New novelty store door New style rim lever locks
locks, white knobs; Mortce locks with white
Novelty store door locks, and dark knobs;
dark knobs; "a Patent rim Latches;
Dealt rim door locks; do mortice, do
Russell Erwin &Cn's new do sliding, do
style store lock 2 keys do Drop do
and white knobs ,splen- do Norfolk do
did article; Square do
Front door locks, with Common thumb do
white knobs and silver Store DOR do
mountings; Rim Il OK and latch;
Cottage locks and latches Hinges. screws, etc. ETC.
Also, new styles of closet, cupboard and chest
locks; Window blind fasts; Cupboard catches; Sash
locks, Jappaned and brass wardrobe hooks;Pat AK
lie pulles, shutter lights and screws; Brass plush
hots Complete sets of sliding door fnrniture etc.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Roller buckles; Japanned breast hooks;
Martingale rings; Top props, rein snaps;
Japanned TeIrets; Halter AhreechinG rings
do carriage knobs;F Union and roller web;
do halter bolts; Floor oil cloth;
do swiveis; Curtain oil do
Together with complete ortment of Carriage
trimmings and Saddlers' Tools.
LAMPS AND GIRANDOLES.
A most complete and beautiful assortment of
Lamps and Girandoles, consisting in part Of
Girandoles and lights Side lamps gilt and ia
gilt and silvered; PANIED;
Solar lamps, plan and cut Hand lamps;
Globes; Britannia. brass and ia
Hungary lamps; PANIED candle sticks;
.... BRITANNIA WARE.
Britannia copper pots; Britannia Pitchers;
90 tea do do pocket TASKS;
do sugar bowls; do goblet tumbPrs
do table casters; do candcsticks;
Also, complete sets Of Britannia Tea Ware.
ra CUTLERY.
Table cutlery; Butchers knives;
Pocket do Shoe do
- TOOLS for Carpenters, Cabinet Makers,
Coopers. Blacksmths and Wheelwrights.
Also, carriage springs; lion axies; Gardening
tools Pruning knives and shears; Hay knives; Pa
tent pumps; Straw knives; Lead pipe; Porcelain
sauce pans; Shovels and tones; Andirons Smooth
ing Irons; Hair, cloth. tooth, shaving, wall. scrub
and painters b. ushes; Razor strops; Rogers shaw
ing cream; Fancy soaps; Prescription srales; Gun
locks; Shpvels; Spades; Hoes; Rakes; Mill and Cross
cut Saws; Junata Nails, etc. etc.
Dcvotng our attention exclusively to Hardware.
satisfied that we Can suit purchasers, both
in quality and price. Don't forget TO call at the
BURLINGTON HARDWARE STORE,
april Is, 1850 No 2, Jefferson street
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i ~ Was advised to get his lie insnr-
r." tent DO it. said he /; i, would Just
n. oek 70 live forever, III should. -
Snosk' very meekly said, We'll do
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PROTECTIONiI,

FIRE ~ MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, Conn. Capital Stock, 100000.
AA THE undersigned, Agent of this oil and well
exnsa known COMPANY. is fully authorized to insure
sss& dwellings, Stores Hotels, arehouses. Mills, Man.
ufaet"ries, Barns. etc. etc.
ALso-Househoid Furniture and Goods. Wares and
Mercaandt.e, contained or stored therein against
loss or damage by FIRE.!
ALSo-Dry Goods, Groceries, aranafnftured Goods,
Pfoduce. Household Furniture, Lre Stock, and svery
ofher description Of Merchandise Personal Proper
" shipped or 10 be shipped per good steam boat or
hoatS, TO or from points on the Western Waters,
or between Eastern cities, (via Lakes other in
land routes) and any towns in the Western coun-
try, against the hazards OF Inland Transportion.
Aiso-Shipments of Goods, Wares and Mer, han
dlze, per good vessel ar vessels, between New Or
leans and Eastern ports between New orleans and
other Gulf rorts-between all American ports and
English or European orts, or to any maritime ports
whatsoever in the Atlantic waters; against the
Perils Of the Seas.
For terms of insuraace-a!so pamphlets contain
ing further info' nation, apply 10 LYMAN COOK.
Agent election Insurance Company,
may l6, iSj0-tf Burlington. Iowa.
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WASHINGTON, MAY 9Th.

WAsHIsGros, May 9Th.
Ga presentation oil the resolutions Of
he Mississippi, Legislature, Mr. Jefferson
Davis read al great length from the adj
dress Of the Slate Convention, 10 show
aA I'll effort. to charge that il originated
Ia any desire Tor diunion were either NAL
liciously false Or ,gnoran,ly conceived. :
Hscanlrasted the Mississippi proceedings
with The proceedings .! various Free Soil
,eoavxatioas il the East and West, which
were allowed 10 pass without rebuke, and
which had, in fact, led to the present dis
content and alarm at the South.
The resolution was laid on the table and
ordered to be printed.
Compromise Plan Of Commities Of thirteen.
Mr. Clay is now reading The report OF
ihe Committee OF Thirteen, Of winch The
following is an abstract.
lst. The Committee are unanimously OF
opinion tia, new States may be formed
oat d Texas, under the terms Of com pact
entered into BY the United S,.tesSan tie
revolutions oi annexation, and that u hen
nsy are 50 Famed, they have a clear and
unidentified right to be admitted into the
Union, as equal Sla,es; but the committee
% mot think tina, any plan for the lorma.
uon Of new States should be originate Cd
y Congress, but should be left 10 The
people OF Texas; also, that such new State.
should be ADMITTED without objection o,
seoount Of the exclusion or permission .
livery.
II. In considering the question Of The
A'nission Of California, the majority oiihe
eoamistee are OF opinion, that ever, irreg.
alArity in the proceedings an,eceden: /,
her application for adini- ,Ioil into the Tn.
ION should, in consideration OF the many
circumstances Of her position, be over
locked, and recommend the passage oil the
bill reported by Mr. Douglas for the ad
mission into the Union as State.
Owing 10 an Interruption at Washing
W THIS report was not finished when the
ice closed.
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FURNITURE NOTICE.

<Ettsss3 THE subscriber having Just returned from
s.=s-c business tour to nearly all the rrjnripalgl
q. - Furniture Manufacturing cities East, as EssS
- we'll rs those west of the mountains and l
having purchased rare and chon lot Of
fashionable and Earab!, Furniture,
oesiaes having made permanent arrangements for
constant and regular supply Of every article in the
Furniture Line, SD that dealers an others wishing
furniture may rely on having their orders promptly
hile.; T5'and al q rate less for CASH than can be
had at any other house in ST Louis. 81
He would therefore cordially invite all his cash
paying friends and customers to give him call
whether they are citizens of st Louis or reside in
any of the towns on the Missouri, Mississippi or
Illinois rivers. All, say, that wish tar gains and
are willing To pay cash for the same, call at No. 10
Market ST., St Louis, second door above Second
street. JOHN l. ELLET
N. G.-Orders by letter, with The neehfui win be
promptly attended TO. Isl Louis, ma, g. 1850
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS

lust received and is now opening, in addition
y to his former stock. a large and splendid as
sortment of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GRO
CERES, ETC. His stock is now complete, having
been purc based in the Eastern cities, and selected
with an eye single to the interest Of the commune
y at large, he flatters himself that he can sell up
a little better terms than any other house.
Those who may wish to purchase, viii do well 10
cali and examine his stock. before purchasing else
where. ALFRED CLARKE
Burlington. Iowa. Nav 2. 1850
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Eu6es. y - Ooarreis Pisstering Hair, good
C7x.-.s@oy tmyi6) GEO ARMSTRONG
OsSss a.e, backies, webbing aud q general as
~ m n. saddlery Hardware for sale by
GEO ARMSTRONG.
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New Spr,np Goods.

New Spring Goods.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS are receiving their usual
| supply Of Spring Goods, to which they respect
fully invite the attention Of the trading commune
~. PARSONS, COPP fAhsoNS
Jefferson street, Burlington, April, "a, 1850
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LIMOS PaTINT SQUARE DRIFT REAP-
ING MACHINE

TINS Machine il now in general use In Illinois,
! and is better adapted to the ants and use Of
every Farmer, than any other. II is warrsnted TO
cut two acres Of wheat or other small grain per
hDur, and save three-fourths that is scattered in
ordinary cradlng, which is 80 per cent more than
McCormck's Reaper is warranted 10 do, and sriH do
it easier for man and horses. I7-Orders win he
promptly filled by G LAUMAN BRO
Burlington. Iowa. mav2 Agents
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D r Y G. 90 d S

DRY GOODS.
sRA BALES very heavy A. brown shcetings
so 10 do batting, wicking and wadding;
60 ps tiCAings, brown drilnss and oagsing,
so do hieacheh muslins, drills Il white cambrics;
40 do assorted summer pant and coat stuff;
500do do prints, lawns and ginghams;
500 lbs. cotton Yarns. etc., etc.
ALSO, Shawls; hdkfs; hosiery, arasols; ribbons;
buttons; pins; needles; threads combs; coored Ca H.
brics; nankeens; brown hollands, brown coat lin
ems; white linens; table covers; apron checks;
stripes; veStinss; frnges gimps, etc. for sale by
arr IS. 80 PARSONS, COPP PARSONS
lash: 1000 lights, superior by 10 ana 10 by
- ID Pine Sash, Just received and for sale by
anril a5, 80 Parsons, Corp 81 PARSONS
DOOIS AND SHOES. a good supply, Cor sale by
} april IS, so PARSONS, CopP Parsons
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FATS AND CAPS: Fashionable moieskin hats;
b. Dad bfim Russia do; slorch and Hungarian
do; drah beaver Mexican do; mens' and boys cloth
and glazed caps, for sale cheap by
may J. G. LAUMAN BRO
7 EGHORN Hats: Double and single hrim ieg-
horn hats: pearl, straw and Rutland for sale by
ma. 2 so JG LAUNAN Bro
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III ANkEENS, Brown French linens, Hollands.
l ' camblets, etc., etc, for sale cheap by
may ?, 80 N s DU BOIS