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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-05

eaton Of Males has Ueoa sc te n
the winds.
From the " ,Smock foccd EuaRs
under the patronage Of the Bible. d .N..
ting Association. Extract from an 80.
toral leader. " Years ago, the quaint
remark was often INDUCED, THAT ua-
man owed her moral rise to the lIon
Scriptures We look back upon the
degradation IN former ages, aud exclaim
against the bigoiry that could call the at
tainment Of such position, rise: So
far is it, beneath her legitimate and
present station. 1t is strange, that any
female of sense, will put confidence in
that antiquaied work. the Scriptures. In
matters of history, it is quite likely II
contains but few, and those unimportant
errors Que, who on last Sabbath could
have listened to discourse from Repe,
rcndd THeodosio PRchbeck, upon the
morality of the So called Saint Paul.
would never be guilty Of quoting his au.
thorilv again She clearly showed that
the apostles mysterious "thorn in the
flesh was none other, than turbulent
wife. This accounts for the sly hits
that the sufferer, throws out against fe~
males. After having subsantiaed the
position that Paul was clandestinely
married, the reverend lady very learns
eddy concluded with an exegesis of the
passage Wives submit yourselves unto
your husbands" proving beyond easb [
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-05

ao ,af.fy io . tr, beca
l hf ore 90 tIam 90 pr duce this
mHr ol opinion -hHs S,aiintL
fa ncu Of narrow intellectual
cahbro, am extraordinary q"
that two prominent men of different par
ties, can so farreach above the fogs Of secs
tional passion, as to hail each other with
a God Speed thee !" But we have
seen no proof Of the real appreciation Of
greatness, no proof we may add, of the
the real possession Of greatness, in Gov.
Hill, halfso conclusive as the above cir
cumstance For a man, who has been
so virulent a parlizan as he has, it is to-
tally unexpected, and equally honorable.
Not that Mr. Webster has swerved one
iot or one title, from the position which
has entitled him, to the name " Defen.
Hi, has made any advance toward a
unity Of opinion upon old party guess
tons of policy-but that both can rise
with the occasion of National peril, for
get their preludices and differences and
cheer on each other, in endeavors to
preserve the Union, " one and insepera-
BILE. "
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. &c

RtsoiuGon- by Mr Royce, that n com
miliee Of three fran each House enqnre
into and report The egpediency and expense
OF s.mpleling the geological Survey; a.
dopted.
Mr.. Foster called up the report of the
road committee on the subject oil bridging
I'he lake. The question being on the mo-
&on Of Mr.. Digelnw 10 reco,nmii with in
s,ruciOns 10 the committee Ia report facts.
Senators McLenH, Royce and Parker
spoke in favor of recomnillins Senators
Seymour aad Weston against, and pend.
iso the lebeie ibc Senate adjourned.
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STATE or VENMoNr.
BY CHARLES X. WILLIAMS.
GOVERNOR

roR A DAY or ruBLIc THANKSGIVING.
As the year isapproaching to its close
ii becomes us 10 reflect Oh the numerous
manifestations Of the goodness of Al
mighty God TO us as people, during tho
last year, and to offer to Him tribute
of praise and thanksgiving fer His pros
tecting care, and the various instances OF
His mercy and kindness which have been
SO literally bestowed. and which We have
ST. largely experienced.
In view of their dependence on the
Almighty for every blessing and in a
spirit OF humble gratitude, the rulers in
New England, at the earliest settlement
of the country, were accustomed to set
apart day Of TnANKsGiyiNG, on which
all were permitted to partakc of such
festivities as a christian people, under a
due sense Of the presence of the Most
High, might lawfully enjoy, and were
called upon to unite in such religious
exercises as were appropriate to the
! tlorsc of CT d.
Impressed with deep sense Of the
propreiy of such an institution, and of
the duty of acknowledging Our depend
encc on God for every blessing, aud Of
rendering thanks to Him. for Ills goods
ness to Us Individually and collectively,
i do hereby appoint TnUpspAY, the
FIFTH PAY OF DECEMBeR NEXT, to be
observed by the people of this State, as
a day Of PuB1IC TnANKsGivING AND
Pm ,tut,
earnestly request ministers and peo-
pie of every denomination to assemble in
their several places of public worship,
on that day, and offer up their united
praises to Almighty God for all the IA
yors conferred Oh us that lie has a.
bundantly prospered the labors of the
husbandnan; has gwen liberal Increase
OF the fruits OF the earth, and has pros
peIed the enterprise OF all classes OF our
citizens that he has favored us with
good measure OF health, aud neither pes
thence nor famine have been found in
our borders, whlle other parts OF our eX-
tenslve republic have been sorely visited
with desola'lng disease, and many have
been called to part with trends near and
dear that IN oil our civil, domestic and
moral relations, we have been highly IA
v"rtd ana above all, lei us thank Him
Tor the git OF the Gospel Of His Son
Chrisl Jesus, and ImpIore HIS grace, that
we AL may conform 'n lis pfecepts, and
1--we as becomes Ills disciples.
hhc WINE we remember with gratis
a. n mi aapN f- la
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Tue WnlG REVIEW FOR NOVEMBER,
made its appearance, more than week since.
We trusted to find time for thorough pc
rusal, and notice little more suitable to its
worth and ability; but we nave been disap-
pointed. Oar readers are recommended to
examine it themselves.
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E95T In another column, VIC present our
readers with a copy of Gov. WILLIAMS
Proclamation for Thanksgiving Iisa doe
umens worthy OF its author. and the State OF
which he is the Executive Head. With the
necessary amount of samoness and repetition
in such documents. there is always something
that characteris% the man 50 tha' they are
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-05

SHAwLs AND SILK Goops The match
less variety at JetreH g. ProScoWs, No. ,
Milk Street, Boston, is commended to the
notice Of our friends, with the fullest conf
dence that Messrs. J. & p. will make a visit
to their establishment both pleasant and
profitable .
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SENATE.
MONDAY, Oct. IS, 4


Rtp0rt In favor of bill amending
Incorporating the National Life In
snrance Company, with proposition To
amend the bill in the part relating to the
insurance of husbands life for the ben
eft ofhis wife; the exemption ofthc in
snrancc shall not apply where the annual
premium exceeds 5000. The amend
mont Vas accepted and the bill passed
HOUSE
Bin reterred. - BY Mr.. Howe of
Shoreham, in addition to chap r. S.
relating to unlawful interest, whenever
any suit shall be instituted for the recoy-
cry Of unlawful interest, the plaintiff shall
have power to summon the defendant to
testify, and if defendant does not. judy
meut shall be rendered against him
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The report is more satisfactory than usual
financially considered. 1t is sad to sec how
ever, the evidence Of an increase OF crime
Expenditures year ending Sept.
/, 1850, SC251 CT
Receipts, G,lO7 %
Balance against the Prison, Sill So
Sept. /, 1919. G2 received
during the year SO; discharged 10; number
in prison Sept. /, 1850, 20.
Prison DeJis--abont $4,000 over asset.
and annually accommodating by interest The
Prison will do well to pay its current expcn.
scs: we do not see any reasonable ground
Of hope that it can d" sufficiently more thar
that TO pay the debt. Justice to creditors
and good econmoy call loudly upon the
State TO wipe out that paltry debt.
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roAsTs.

|. The Uninn-lt must be preserved,
? Willard Fillmore, President OF the u
nilel Statcs-He faced the perils which
threatened the Union rs became his posi-
ton and The magnitude Of the dangers,
with moderation, patriotism and hrmness.
3. Kentucky-Geographicaly in The
heart 9th Union. While that heart beats
it will never ialler in its devotion 10 The u
mon, the country, aud The Constitution.
4. Daniel Webster, of Massachusetts
His noble conduct 10 the Senate well Nus
rates his devotion 10 the motto "Liher'y
nd Union. now and forever, one ana n
parable" nh.
5. Henry S Foole, Of Mississlppi-The
ardent advocate of southern rlghts-the
strenuous delener ofsou,hern institutions
his heart is still large enough TO embrace
he whole Union.
Daniel 5. Dickinson, Of New York
\ fearless statesman, who Looks to the
Con,ii u'ion aud 10 reason. not 10 passion,
for MS guide.
r. Lewis Cass-Tramme.el by lcgisla-
see lctons, lac stood upon Zoe uooi ol
fac ~cla,c teUeral giant oui tscP'ns
| Ns rfc WfA a. pHr'ofe courage uioh no
..trtli rHleipies OF justice aud iNc ons.i-
uUoa, .aa afmur himself with tfnlh ana
reason ao dissolved ihe ietcrs that oouni
h-m .a "a section, and gave himself 10 his
| ciuain
Henry Kentucky, with one
cart ADD one voice, places Henry Clay
Where. during The late session OF Congress,
Ia had placed himself high above the p at
rm Of party, and on this lo!ly eminenco'
shr proudly presents him for The admira
OF The present and of coming age
/ 1H clcss honor is The sii' mo- OF nil-
It.U.t h.- country. for his spf''-'tfrne
Iao4ueuee. hs lolg patriotism and nooif
Ic4u.asr iu defence oi nuf beloved Onion
/ tno l1.. hone of freedom ond OF mauhnd,
notify has ha won ihe honor long may he
wolr h.
o. The Kentucky delegation n Tie pres
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-05

ElT In our last number, a few errors
crept into the article on Grapes in some OF
our first impressions One of the most I'M
portant. was in the fourth line Of the last
paragraph but one, for br anchcs " read
buncheS
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Whole number Of patients du ing the
year ending Aug |, 1880. 4G9
Discharged recovered 10, improved
l6, no; improved 10, died 26-to-
tai, lac
Leaving in the Asylum, 32S
Since the opening Of the YUM the whole
No. Of patients is 1903
Discharged recovered, 7l5
All others, dis hargci Or dead, 53G-l26l
1t will be observed that ncahy thror-hlths
Of the number discharged had rrcogsred.--
DR.. w. II RocKwELL still remains at the
head OF this excellent and highly successful
institution.
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SENATE.


sUV y u T. VI
Resolmioas.--M Colburn called Up the
resolution relating to purchasing n Jiclion.
airy. Mr.. Currier moved to amend subst>
tuiing, in substance, as follows That the
Treasurer collect all the lehs due the
school fund and pay over onl eighth to
each Of the Medical schools az Woodstock
and Castleton, and the remaining three
iourlhs to the Vermont University and
Middlebury College, Mr.. Parker moved
to amend, inc'uling the Fcmae Collegiate
Institute al Newbury, and the whole sub
jet was r.commilcL Oh mutton Of MIR.
ROVcC
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-05

DEMGNG's STATISTICAL VIEW OF THE
LrGIsLATuRE OF VERMONT, for 1850. has
been laid upon our table. Il contains It's u
sual amount Of interesting matter.
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81 Thanksgiving in Connecticut and In
diana, Thursday. Nov. 2S
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"a Gov. Manly of North Carolina has
appointed Thursday, the 18th November, to
be observed IN that State, rs a day Of gcuer-
al thanksgiving
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'a ot.e lfe-
rar gu. 0Il-t of tieF E
r.ut. tDD.Iinc.
Arr o. The officers of his Associate
shat. hold their office lor the term of one
year, and until others shall he elected
Art TO- This Constitution may be al
tered by a vote of two thirds Of the mem
bers present at any annual meeting provi-
ded written notice of such alteration has
been submitted at previous meeting.
The Convention then proceeded TO the
choice of officers provided by the Constitu-
ton Tor the ensuing year, and the following
gentlemen were elected.
President.
Rev. WoRTHiNGToN SMITH, d. d.
Tice Presidents,
Hon. Horace Eaton, Addison Co.
Rev j. d. Wickham, Bennington Co.
Joseph T. Fairbanks. Caledonia Co.
Rev. II. |. Parker, Chiitenden Co.
II. c. Benton. Essex Co.
j. ). Spauldina. Franklin Co.
Hon. d. Marvin, Grand Isle Co.
Melvin Dwinell, Lamoillo Co
Rev. hiram Circuit ORANGE Co.
Hon u. NJ Camp Orleans Co.
Rev, Chauncey TAYLOR, Rutland Co.
Rev. f. j. Scott, Washington Co.
L. G. Mead, Wndham Co.
C. b. Smith, Windsor Co.
Cor. Secretary. o Miller
Rec. Secretary, J. X. Colby
assistant Secretary, u. X Panebotn
Erccuire Committee, Rev. b b. New
ton, VIM. \. BufnhanI, L. O. Stevens.
The business committee reported resolu-
lions of which the following comprises the
substance:
The multiplicity and snalness of Districts
IS an evil--to countcract it, several adjon-
districts are recommended to unite and form
Woded schools.-The elevation Of Common
Schools must depend chiefly upon the efforts
of thoroughly qualified inslructors-The
Convention heartily co-operates in the eff
forts Of State Superintendent to awaken "a
broader and deeper interest in the subject
of popular education. Associa-
tons in each County are recommended
These are to make yearly reports, TO be
presented at the annual meeting of State
Associa'on.-Thc more perfect carrying out
Of the law providing for the yearly oxamin-
alton Of teachers, essential to tie legitimate
working Of the hool system Provisions
Of present school system should be thorough
ly tested, before alterations and amendments
at next annual meeting. Messrs Eaton,
Smith AMI Jameson, were appointed said
Committee. Proceedings to be reported to
VI Chronicle and copied by papers through
out the State.
II p TIICKOK, Pres.
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e. Thanksgiving in Mary land and Flor
ida, Thursday, Nov IS.
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l.Ns.ht>. H.. .-s.
-.f
ru.. .r.r-, .lUe ST. II W.
-uiy .u~ D.'n meciug, Wa g.
Dcu.cc. IS, AocoiDcos-iii sects in par,.
anl r..I- ID, cordially united in honor OF
the man aud those who co-operated with
him IN compromising aud adjusting our ma
rionaI difficulties The rain which contin-
ued during The whole doy, greatly mnrred
the pleasure and beauty of the scene,
and doubtless prevented thousands from
participating bat the arrangements were
carried out without the least diminu ion of
enthusiasm.
General MclcalIe, as president Of the
meeting, opened The ball in an appropri-
ate speech. The resolutions, which send
you,were mex read by Mr.. {. johnson Esq,
and unanimously adopted. The loasls
(also enclosedl were then read and heart
lily cheered. The one in reference TO Mr..
Clay was pre- eded by speech from John
Breckenridge, Esq, exceedingly compli-
lneniary to Mr. c.. but in the best Taste,
and delivered in admirable slyle. His part
Of the play could not well have been better
executed Mr.. Chy's response was no,
elaborate, but embraced The topics Of n
large national speech, and a history oil lie
measures adopted by Congress. The pat
lering Of the rain prevented large portion
OF the crowd from hearing, but his voice 5
sill clear, aud strong. and musical. and if
he had not complained of being wearied
aud bad health, nobody could have percei-
we'd any change in his person or manner
for ten years past. He was erect, and his
delivery ,yna animated and nervous as in
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HOUSE.

Raporis Of Committees by committee
on rduca;ion. in favor Of he bill 10 incor-
pirate lhe Wells River lrirmary, with pro-
posals of amendment, The capital stock
shall be divided into 400 shares o. $50
each; amendment adopted and third read
ing ordered In favor of bill relating Ia
compensation Of highway commissioners
Mr.. kellogg moved 10 amend The bill 10y
inserting SO per day instead Of $500. MS IN
The bill; lost. Mr.. Gilbert moved 1t be a
mended by Inserting So and their eNpen-
ses; adopted. MIR. Randall moved it be
further amended by adding the words an
prcmc Court after the word county; a
dopled and 81 rradiag ordered.
EeSkuhoH.-ny Mr.. Smith Of Caven
dish, that The General committee inquire
INTO he expedienry Of reporting bill -eE
uiatin4' weights and measures, in conform
lly n nm ACT Of Con gress; adopted.
Bills rejerre9--Hy Mr.. Diekegmaa. re
during salary Of President Of Senate t
- per day 10 select committee oil five
by Mr.. Paw, 10 restore attorneys and ply
SiclanS 10 their legal privileges, taxing ,hen
in he list the same rs other persons; ,.
reading refused,
Eng osScd JW-The chair announce,
HE following as committee ordered io III
raised by The resolution, regulating The snl
nrys President of The Senate, -Alessrs
Field, Mhtocks, Martin, Worlhington
Twlchei
The bill repeating the faculty tax NJ
physicians and attorneys was called up
Sd reading ordered TO morrow morning
yeas 90, nays So.
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HOUSE.

Rep9rts.-Against petition of Jonathan
llagAr fora law authorizing courisro make
compensation fer detection Of criminals; pc
'iiiuncr had leave to withdraw.
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Bill reftrred.-By Mr.. Rose, relating to
the United S.alesdepssiIe money. any town
which has received its portion Of the dc.
posiio money, may return the same 10 the
State Treasurer, who shall power 10 psf
The same 10 use for interest. and shall an
nuaIy pay 10 the treasurer OF the town al
interest and income arising 'hereifomj 10
General committee.
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the Condition of the several Banks Aug 1850
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Vermont State Prison.

Aus' 81. ls5l, VIC suppose, Of course some part
ihi- cum Lu- beeu paid sihce that date
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zatIon OF Males has oeoa sc t..
the winds.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-03-21

From the Montreal Transcript, July D. 1913.
We think il bu due Dr. Wisiar that should but
add our testimony Others 10 the extraord
nary merits of hi medicine in certain cures, particularly
where the patient has complained Of pain in the de or in
cases of an astlnmtcal character.
We personally acquainted with many persons who
have experienced immense relief from the Of this med
iciue when lburg under The diseases above mentioned
and aS the changcabc climate of Canada these diseases
ore more than usually common any medicine calculated
to connen,cl them must be OF value.
We are aware that il has large and still increasing
sale, ,rnd has been very generally and bcnefciay used
since Introduction into Canada three years ago. and the
very fact of lis having Stood the test of three years eI-
pericncc is proof of its value.
We ne not in the habit Of recommending patent medi-
cncs unless the benefits conferred by them come under
our own observation: hut in the present instance
recommend WISTAR'S BALS!!M Of WILD CHERRY
rs medicine worthy of the confidence of the public in
diseases of the clcst and side and in many cases in this
city severe Coughs have yielded to its Influence.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on tho
wrapper. Sold in Camden by JAMES r. MckAlN.
AT wholesale by P. NJ. Cohen & Co.. Charleston, aud
by Druggists generally throughout tho SIato.
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South VS.. North i!

TT is now universally admitted that Southern
L m de brown lIomespnns and Drm.s are not
only aelter, but con, idcraby cheaper than those
Of Northern manufacture, and The fact be fully
a<cerlaincd by calling at the palmetto Cash
Store" Having laid il an unusually large supply
Of Domestic Coed, previous 10 the advance in COT
ton, ala prepared to sell Charleston and Granite
vile brown homcspuI's and drilIing&, Nelson's and
Allandale brown and bledrhcd >hcr;ings, blcached
long cloths, Bed Ticks. blue DcnimS, colored
Chambrays, coltona,rs, aud cotton GOOD. of every
description, either Wholesale or retail, at last
summer prices. My stock OF these articles is large
aid varied, and CANNOT Tail 10 suit the numerous
wants OF my numerous patrons
Marcli - i222-2i JAMES WILSON.
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In ftquity--t.asicastcr District

Samuel B liumnns C, al. VS.. Susanna CASTOR,
Execurix, {, al.-Bill to subject property and
income, and for partition.
Er appearing to my satisfaction that Asia ~
4 Csslnn. Sanu"l \. taSron Jefferson CASTOR,
Middleton &. CASTOR, William X. McDorald and
wife Evnlina, William Frederick Williams, Sarah
Evclina Williams and Susan J. Dye. defendants
in the above stated case, reside beyond The limits
of this Mate Il j. ordered, on motion of Clinton
{; Hanna, comp 'anan,<' Solicitors. that the sal
Defendants do;nprcar, AMI answer, plead or dcmur
lo the bill in above case within hrcc mouths from
tic publication Of This order; o,hcrw iSc judgment
pro cn,f fcsso will he entered against each and all
Of them. JANE& II. WITllERSoOON,
Commissioners O(iirc, G. T.. j.. D.
M.rch 10, 1850. 23-3m [S7 00l
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Give tia 's'eialo

VOU will find it to perform all it promises, in
L manner not 10 he cqralled. much less cxccllcd
We ailuGe to JULES ia EEL'S TEGETA-
Bile LIQFID EAIR DYE, which is row gen.
orally admitted 20 he the best, and indeed, the only
article Which will dye the hair in an indclibe
manner without the slightest injury to il or the
skin. II is entirely harm' So, and yet it gives to
red ot gray hair the most natural and beautiful
coors and is adapted 10 all compiexions. as black,
brown, or c!,c.hui color, may he insantancously
produced, and cannot be removed by the action OF
heat pcrSpiralnn, wafer, or other hostile accnts
This simple and excellent article is The only hair
cvc which is compounded ina scientific manner,
warranted free Iro'l i'll injurious substances; and
tho immediate effect OF which is truly wonderful
Be sure 10 ask for Jalcs IIaucrs Vegetable Ii
quit Hair Dye, there many limitations on sale
against which the proprietor Of the above would
caution the public.
Prepared by JULES TIAI'EI, pllndclpkia
lJr For sale in Camden by James X. Alrkan, Il. J.
DELAY and f. J." Icnp
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

TO enable families 10 lave their childrcn's and
servants clothes made up in time, the Subscribers
have thus early laid III their spring supply,
-CoNsIsTING IN PART OF -
All wool Twccda and Spring Cashmere,
Columbian, County Prison, Marlborough, and
Manchester Stripes,
Printed and Norwich Denms,
Plain and Striped Cottonadcs, &c.
----ALSO -
Paris, English, and American Prints; among
which are variety Of small patterns, warranted
FAST COlORS.
Black Alpaca, great variety,
Silk and Cotton Hose,
Green and Blue Barcgc,
Madonna robes. Ga new artic'c)
Brown Linen, Bed Tick. Furniture Dimity, &c.
NcDOWALL e. COOPER.
" Cashmrrcs. Moussrlincs dc Lame, and Me-
rino*, selling al reduced prices.
Feb. r. II