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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23
II HE CA l. Il ID u N | An.

VEEAoHT VALLtY RAILEoAp,-The dlree'
tore Of this raad have secured a sufficient a.
mount Of Stock 20 warrant the commence
ment Of the enterprise, aud have contracted
with MsssFs R.4' @. L,schuyleT,of \ York 10
build Tho road This IL 10 OIL up The gap Of
% or ~ miles between Bellows Falls aud
'Bratleborough-and when done there will be
railroad track complete from this place to
New York CITY. II 10 an important lnk 81
tho chain Of railroad down the valley Of the
Connecticut, aud We rejoice that u is likely TO
be completed in yeIrora little more, II viii
be eIpens,ve-eostng upwards Of 100000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23
So vehtsT 3 lkplN 8 .
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, ~

~ The Bo',on Joarnal Of the irst Instant,
contains the following remarks said TO have
been made by DR., Wheeler, at meeNHg Of
the Stockholders 10 the Vermont Genital Rail
Road ia Boston, on the 30tt nit f---
CDR, Wheeler -eE president Of burlington
College-slatrd that being native Of Yer
mont, he was we'll acquainted with all parts
Of lhe State, and the best part was immediate.
" adjoining and along The line of this Road,
Caledonia County alone tufns of more agF.
cultural products annually IN proportion 20 it's
sine than any other county IA the whole eoun'
try"
The impression conveyed in ne above
extract 70 40 erroneous as TO leave no
doubt that his remarks were incorrectly
reported In the Journal Caledonia County,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

Second DesDdioh.--Tbe slaylng OF gan,
has commenced IN the HOUSE, by alternate
motions and yeNs and nsys California i,lo
he kept out ofIhe union-40 men can do
aud nre now showing II. IL Is thought ly
some ihht Clayton Ia IN earnest, and viii r.
sign. II will produce a general breaking op
Of the Cabinet.
Third Dcspdioh. There Is no hope Of com.
promise, except from Mr. Webster Mhgs
project will not go. The North will not
gree TO the Wisconsin line--nll eyes and
hopes are turned TO Webster, lie has pif
which will go IN the South Greene end
Phelps will support him, In, II will so inlir
House. fear the Union is gone Gu
eommoiion and strife will follow.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

~ Elder Williams, IN a communication 10
the Christian Messenger, says that nP ardent
sPfTi 10 cold IN the town Of Danyille, except
for medicinal and mechanical purposes
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

want Of better employment, are disposed 20
rcrtlluize The Institutions Of The South II
II beyond lhe reach ofleRislAlon,il is beyond
The reach Of political power, II 10 10 he met
10y renson and good senrei 10 be cnmbnlled
ia 10 avn element
Conelnafd ntn lrefk
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23
"FIRE FROM. THE OLD FLINT.

A hot. headed over jealous Southern Scna.
tbr--Mr Footc-interrupted Mr. Clay, while
he was speaking in the Senate, on the l4th,
10 re mind him LhAL he a S!Ss.!...I.l
ing State This walked up"Ilarry Clay. and
Foole was replied to by him as follows lie
VIII mol touch the kenturkiuu in that spot a,
gain. The report Of the scene reads
"Mr Clay replied with much warmth, that
IL was not the first time that he had been. re.
minded that he represented tlayeholdiug
constituency. Sir, (he said) tell the gen.
tleman that know whence ! eamc-l know
my duty also, and am ready 10 meet any re-
| spon sibiity which my course may incur. ZAP
| plAuse) Much had been sad about allie giHnce
| TO the South, mud neglect OF, or treason 10,
her interest. For one he knew no allegiance
| 10 The South, az sgGtIun-hu owed allegiance
10 two sovereig mite some the sovereignty of the
Union, and the other the sovereignty of the
| State Of kentucky, TO these overeignteS he
acknowledged allegiance, and to their inter.
ests he felt himself pledged; but if gentlemen
supposed that he acknowledged any allegi-
| ance 10 Southern Confederation n ow or in the
! prospective, he would tell them that he. utter.
! iy repudiated such allegiAnoe--he would not
| live under such confederation. (Applause
lie duty to the Union, and 10 his State, he
wasprcpnred to do, at all times, and having
performed that TO the best of his ability, Aeeor'
ding 10 the light that was given him. he was
prepared TO sustain all the resPOnsibilitles
! which attached TO his acts"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

w PHssumpsie DipisioH, No. %, Sons Of
Temperance, was instituted at Lyndon Corner
on Friday evening Feb 7, by Rev, g. T. vii.
liams, G. w.P. The following officers were
duly elected and installed: Silas Houghton,
w. P.-L. r. Brown, w. A.-Geo. G, Peek,
X. SC. n, Darling, A. r, s,-Luoius Oar.
ling, r. s.--Rev. E. Copeland, T.-JosiNh
welt6n, C.-Benj Bundy,A. CA Taggard,
I s w C Morgan, OS, Com,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

PooR CLEMENS The factory girls are at.
ter this ignoble Senator in good. earnest. 1t
will be some time, we reckon, before he will
again compare them, in their condition, with
the slaves of the South. The papera in the
cities and factory villages, contain many plain
and pointed communications addressed to
him, from which he will learn that there are
factory operatives able to meet Southern Sen.
atorS in the arena of letters or argument Lay
IL on 90 him, girls
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

parts OF the State, does not lie, immediately
adjoining, nor along the line Of the W Cen
trail Road" The line Of the Pasnmpsis Rail
Road PaSAcS centrally through his county
and its extensive products arc carried over
this road to market, a. arc also those OF Orleans
County, which ia equally productive in pro.
portion TO It's population.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

INFORMANT TRoM WAsmN0roS.-Ts
Journal Of Commerce ofyesterday momr,
contains the following important iniouml.os
We give II for what IL ,s WORTH
WAsmsGroN, Feb le, lsN
Mr. Clayton still says he intends to resp
Il will be followed 10y Mr. Crawford, f,,t
nnIion. Mr Minlhfon u b snid, will Be n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

dog. We have sesH'hm take a neighbur .
last penny Tor rus. and thea turn HIN out oi
doars, because "for soolh " hs i0as drunk We
have demonstrated, aud received for TePlyi"l
,oau take care Of my oV a business ! don't al
low dyunkards to drink at ny bar never sell
10 man after he has had enough So, W."
have seen tle drunkardIs poor heart slTeken
wife pleading, but IN vain with the retailer 10
sell her husband no more rum, We have
known him IN spite pfenlFeAGes. 10 make her
husband drunk again for paltTy fourPenee,
We have seen IN that drunkard's miserable
howell the anguish Of his afflicted wife, and
the wretshedness Of his hhlfstaryed aud half,
naked children. We have Witnessed The woes.
the babblings, and contentious, and souows,
and fedness Of eyes, and wounds without
cause, 10 his house, al our hearts have bled
within us A. length We have seen the ms
eAble victim Of intemperaueeA liielesp corpse,
And We heard some body whisper tina, that
retailer killed him. NJ Que denied the asser-
t.sa. Many sssmsd 10 think the charge well
founded Was IL 90 Did nat retailer kI
him. J, + H.
a. a meeting Of the Stockholders IA the
PAssumpsie Bank, was holden ~ this town on
WrdaS.- last, for the purpose ofeleeiing aaYen
Directors and loeAiing the Baak, The vote
on the location was, 1880 for the Plain, and
40 for the Centfe--aome 300 shares not rep,
resented The following named gentlemen
were elected Directors
yosFrn +, FAmBAsE,, 81 Johnsburyj
HISHr KErTs, Newbufyi
BaEEor MoULros, Waterford
CALvis MoERILL, last NJ, Johnsburyi
ions DAeos, ~, Johnsbuty Centre
l. II CHIsE, Lyndon
HARHI uAtrTE, Barton,
Notice was given TO the meeting that the
Bank would 60 into operation from the 9th to
the I5sh Of April ncIt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

~ The Hon, Abbott Lawrence, our hiiHiS
ter TO England, who has been ia a preesr'ous
state Of health, has 90 far recovered, as 10 be
able 10 attend o. business
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

by fishing finding lodging at,nipht es,.,..
10 the tent Of friend il not in lGe as l'
street TRAVELLER. 'i'f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

Aevtpp-r-, hi-fspvr- Est-t--7--At,- fti-ir-
man was killed on the IAN, while cIeavAung
bank, IN one Of the deep cuts on the Conn
and PAssumPsie Railroad near MoIndoes falls
lie was at work ir one Of the chambers, when
the bank fcll in, in different manner from
that anticipated striking and carrying him a.
long with II to the depth Of some thirty feet,
ftao,urng his boncs, fueera,ing aud otherwise
severely iniuring him Another Irishman
was somewhat injured at the same time.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23
psoRpERIN mn mousE.

On Monday Last, the House was In session
all ~ o'clock at B'ght, voting upon various
motions and points Of order, started with the
dcu,gn OF sISving OF direct vote upoH Mr.
Doty . resolution for the admission Of Califor.
MIA, AtI2 the Speaker decided the rrsolu.
ton would be out oforder aud must pass over
two weeks, until smother resolution day 49,
Thus the "'iNorify-,hose oPPosed to the ad.
mission Of California ~ siAie--suecceded in
their object. Much excitement ezAts in
Washington IN consequence. ofthis disorderly
conduct, aud II will extend TO all sections Of
the Country,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

u The sclcctmcn Of this town, last Mon
day, laid a road from the Yves, end Of the
Bridge at Paddocks village, south, TO the Do.
pot grounds, -diaiaaoo sbout 100 rods; also
from the Depot grounds to the Plain--paSsing
up the valley and striking the street Just north
Of the buryinp ground -,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

AGmouLTrRT N ORLTASs CoUSTY.-See
on frat page, the proceedings Of tho Orleans
County Agricultural Society, with the report
Of tho Committee on CroPs According to
this report, there were some good crops IN the
County the past season, Notwithstanding the
drought that was 30 generally injurious 10 crops
IN this section oftho State. The opinion Of
the committee as to the adaptation Of the soil
Of the County for agricultural PurPoScs, is un.
doubtedly correct Deduct portion Of the
western section mountainous porton--snd
we know Of no county in the State possessing
superior agricultural resouroes;--a better soil
or less waste land. The distance from market
has heretofore operated greatly against the
farmer in Orleans County; but a new era 10
opening to him-the market is coming To him
lis now near TO his doori->and, under pres.
cnt circumstances, Orleans County presents
an inviting field TO such as wish to follow the
noblo pursuit Of llllinG the soil 10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

" RoHENr wEAEs, Esq, has been ap
pointed Post Master, at Walden, in place Of
Isaac Patterson, Esq resigned
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-07-01
Nothing Extraordinary.

One amongst hundreds of the same sort,
DR. HowE--Dear Sir: Allow me 10 say a
few words in reference to your preparation Of
shaker Sarsaparilla. have for the last two
years been afflicted with sore eyes,. had tried
every preparation Of the so-called Sarsaparilla,
without the least effect whatever, until was
advised by friend to try DR.. Howes' prepara-
ton. He said he had examined your recipe
and knew for acsrtainty that you used the Hon.
dufas Sarsaparilla. Having confidence in my
friend, thought would try it. / have used
in all, at this time three bottles, and you would
be astonished the sight. My eyes are near
" well my whole system invigorated, and in
fact feel like another man. So great eis the
change for the better, that have no hesitation
in saying that most cheerfully would recon-
mend your Shaker Sarsaparila az above all 9TH
ers. fyou think proper to-publish this, You
can do SO, for am willing to satisfy any per-
son ofthe truth Of the above.
HAMILTON POTTER.
The above Ii one amongst hundreds we can
show our friends If they will take the trouble to
call on US at No College Hall. It is also war
ranted to be far superior, for FEMALE COM
PLANTS to any other preparation Of the
kind now before the public. It is also sure
remedy for all diseases arising from an impure
state Of the blood.
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for S..
~ Principal Depot, No College Hall, Walnut
st., Cincinnati, Ohio.
To whom all orders must be addressed, post
paid. Also for sale by Druggists generally.
For sale by J. L. L.McvEY & Co.
General Agents for Scioto county.
Portsmouth, May 81. '50-9yl.
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IDTEn

On the Doth ut., on board The Steamer
Allegheny Clipper, ALFRED GERARD, only
son Of Joel and Mary Ann Dillon, aged 10
months.
Cincinnati Commercial and Nonpariel
please copy.
AT the Farmers' Hotel in this place, on
Sunday, both ult, Mr.. Deus HARcUM, Of
GAINESVILLE. ~.
On the 26th inst, ANN Adele, aged
II months, infant daughter Of Mr.. Richard
Lloyd Of this place.
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Rvsiew Of the Portsmouth market, for
4ha Vvealr andi,ns TnIx, I 1QS0

Rveiew Of the Portsmouth market, for
the week ending July !, 1850.
GENERAL REMARKS, STATE OF TRADE, SC.
Since our last issue every department Of
business has continued exceedingly dull, and
our reports will embrace but few transac-
tions, and these Of small account.
This state Of things is attributable in part
to scarcity Of money, and low stage Of water.
The weather has been showery, giving new
life to vegetation, and the crops are looking
fine.
The following transactionsa are only noted.
FLouR.-The views Of buyers and sellers
have been SO far apart that but little -four
has changed hands during the week Cot
tage Mills -four and other favorite brands
were offered at 100 during the week with
sales Tor want Of retailer only. There were
also small shipments to Furnaces Sales Of
Corn at SOC. Oats 30c. New Wheat will
soon makeits appearance,
Bacon Sales of clear sides by cask 61c.
At retail, shoulders are held at AZ to 5cs
sides 81 to &c, and hams 8 to l0c. Lard 6ac
BY the Dbl.
WaIsKEy.-The high price Of corn still
keeps up the price ofwhiskey. Sales at q
and 22c.
CoFYEE.-The Coffee market exhibits more
frmness, and the best Coffee is held at II
cents. Sales Of Coffee at 10 to IL as in quail
ity.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-These staples
maintain their prices as current last week.
Sales Of strictly prime Sugar at 81 by hid
and 81 by Dbl. Molasses is held at 33c with
but little anxiety to sell.
CHEESE, Good supply. 50 to &c whole
sale.
FAMILY MARKETINa.--The offerings at
Market house have been full during the past
week. The supply Of fresh beef and meats
was unusually large. OF vegetables, there
was good Supply. Potatoes, Green Peas,
Radishes, Onions, Lettuce, &c. Also, But
tsr, Honey, and sandry other articles, both
Of luxury and necessity, at low rates.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-07-01
Brandeths Pills.

Among the many evidences, Of a character
undo ibted, some Of which have been made pub.
lie, showing The wonderful efficacy ofmy pills
in cholera, the following is worthy Of the seri.
Gus consideration of all who vet remain scepti.
cal. l am confdant that if the pills are taken
in the early stage Of the disease, or what is bet.
ter, if the bowels are thoroughly evacuated by
them repeated, during the prevalence of the
predisposing cause Of cholera among us, that
but few cases would occur, and Of those that did
not one per cent. would die.
N B. BRANDETH.
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Notice

s hereby given that there will be meeting
i Of the stock holders Of the Portsmouth In.
surance Company, on the I5thday Of June next,
at their Office in Portsmouth, at 10 o'clock, A /.
M, to take into consideration the propriety Of
suspending the operations Of said company,
and for other purposes.
II is desirable to have full meeting by order
Of the Stockholders. P.KINNEY, pres't.
JAS. LoDwIcK. sec'y.
Portsmouth, May 13, 1850.
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NEW ROOKS.

LNRMAN'S Travels in Siberia; Memoirs
L. Of a Hungarian Lady; Woman in
France; Lynch's Expedition to Dead Sea,
cheap edition; Six Months in the Gold
Mines; The Old Oak Chest, by r. r. James;
Fletcher's Nineveh. This day received and
forsale BY J. STEPHENSON & Go. +
June %, 80. 5 s3s Il
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Great bargains i'm Property.
Farm for sale.

II OFFER for sale The place on which eJt
III now reside, situated in Brush Creek ~.
township, Scioto county, on the waters Of the
Bear fork Of Scioto Brush creek, containing 25
acres There is good hewd-log house upon
il, with ,fne we'll Of water, and young or
chard Of peach and apple trees. More than
half Of Il ls now fenced and under cultivation.
will sell the whole for SITS cash, and give
clear lille and possession on the first Of Sep
ternber next. For further particulars apply at
this Office or to the subscriber on the premises.
Junes ., '50-9H SAMUEL SPENC GER.
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10 Tr@m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

TREATISE on the manufacture Of
IA Iron in all its various branches In
cluding a description Of wood-cutting, coal
digging, burning Of charcoal, coke digging and
roasting Of ore. Tho building and manage.
mcnt q Furnaces, refining Iron, &C., also a
description Of Forge Hammers. Rolling Mills,
Blast Machines, Hot Blpets, ETC., etc. With an
essay on The manuiactere ,cf Steel. with $50
gravings, BY Frederick overman, Mining Engi-
neek This day received and for sale by
= J. STEPHENSON & Co.,
June II. New Bookstore, Portsmouth, o.
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Bayard Tayior's New work.

ELDORADO, or Adventures in the Path Of
IL Empire; comprising voyage to Caliior-
MIA via. Panama, life in San Francisco. Pic
lures Of the gold region, &C., by Bayard Tay-
lof, one Of the editors Of the New York Iri-
bune. Received this morning by express, and
for sale by J. STEPHENSON & co.
June 8, 1850.
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SKETCH Of Life and public services Of John
- Quincy Adams TayloEs Manual Of His
tory Lynchs Expedition Of Dead Sea !. Tick
nOr,s Spanish Literature Lardner's Lectures
manism; Tfumbull's Indian Wars White
head, $ Life of Wesley; Ffemont's Oregon, &c
&C., with variety Of choice Books, received
anlffo sale by J.. STEPHENSON & CO.,
corner Of Front and Market sts.,.
June II, 80 Portsmouth, Ohio.
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N OtiCe.

DROPOsALs will be received by the un-
l dersigned until the 90th inst, for DOING
The Carpenter work Of a Seminary, at this
place go by So feet, and two stories high. Plan
and specification for same may be seen at the
Hanging Rock Railroad and Coal Office.
.. r. HAMILTON.
Hanging Rock, June 10, ls5O-IIu.
To School Examiners and Direc-
tors.
ITyHAT il is desirable and highly important
that uniformity should be observed in the
use Of school books, all teachers and parents
will testify. And in order 10 promote this OBJ.
iect, we propose introducing in all the public
and private schools in this region, the
Eclectic Educational Series.
comprising primer, spsller, six readers, three
afithmetic's and keys, and two Algebfas, also
PiHneo's 1st and I'd part grammHs. After a
lapse Of several years, during which the books
have been thoroughly and practically tested.
they have gone through careful and entire
revision, embodying as far as possible all that
experience could suggest, or talent accomplish.
Theyare now presented to the public, based
on the following considerations Let. They
are better than any other now in use. Cd.
They are cheaper than any others. 5rd. lney
are entirely western book. For the benefit Of
those who have not had an opportunity Of ex.
amining these books, we would say, that PAM
phlet containing minute analysis Of al their
leading characteristics with certificates and
opinions ofteachers and others throughout tho
United States, may be had on application at our
store. And any persons wishing to examine
the books, will be furnished with set Of the
series by sending their address.
In order 70 facilitate this arrangement, we
propose to take he old books for the purpose Of
introduction Ut half price, thereby obvlating
the great objection that has heretofore been
made TO these changes by tho increased ex-
pense which under any other arrangements
must be necessarily incurred.
J. STEPHENSON T. Co, new Book
store, MeDowells block, cor. Of Front and !.
June II, so Market sts., Portsmouth,, o.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Chestnut street above seventh street,
PHIL ADELPHIA,

rs central, in the Immediate vicinity Of he
u most Important public Instiiuiiohs, ne
best and most fashionable places Of BUSINESS.
and Che attractive public Squares Of The ciip.
In the important requisites Of iifht and vent.
lation. two principal objects niInod d IN tie
recent esdeiRoncni and thorough Improvements
oi thia hQoeo. u \ not exceeded, polhaps. NJ
any esl.bliAAnIsni N America. Io slfso1eI<.
tlitDi1lt is position - peculiarly dts,ftt.t.
Ilc Subscriber II'||U i'|1n1 % De frfrrt1
and l'se rah'i> ~ q ;'ts.1; pzIcrrEc -r--
nAfb eEIsH.RH a. H'n. Hee eHenros -t1A. ~.
hs win ttV<sfcf - "@''. cp1tI1aenoe =.
their fators. Al y. GLASS
Inac "A le,o--I'u5
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To Country Merchants
HALLO STRANGER! SAY

II AHAV OlNAlNU1Ls Oh II
"HERE did you buy that large wag.
W on load Of Groceresl bought it
at w. 8. BROWNS, of course, where
every body goss to got bargains. He don't
try to get up breeze about selling at cost
and carriage, or Eastern wholesale prices,
as some on 'em do, but he offers his groce-
ries so deuced low, that you can almost get
load for nothing, and trimmings thrown
in !! Positive fact, go and see, and few
more left of the same sort. which were re-
ceived per Steamboat United States, and
will be sold lower now than will again be
offered this year.
As criterion TO 60 by; his stock con.
sists in part as follows:
los Hhds. prime N. o. Sugar;
500 Bbls, Of new Molusses, Cypress
Cooperage;
100 Bbls. Sugar.house Molasses;
25 Drums Of Goldfish;
IS Boxes Raisins;
IS ia
100 BbIs. Red Stone Whiskey;
200 Old Golden do.
10 'fierces new Rice.
Just received per steamer Messenger,
rs boxes Western Reserve Cheese, and for
sale by w. S. BROWN.
Portsmouth, Feb. 5, '50-64tf
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One Ce MT NesrGd.

ID AN away from the subscriber on the 9th
II inst, Samuel Burns, an apprentice to the
Wagon making business. All persons are warn
cd not to harbOr or trust him on my account, as
/ will pay no debts Of his contracting. The
above reward and no thanks will be given 10
any one who will return him.
JAMES PARNELL.
Pnriamnnih Iuna 10. 50--I(lW2
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,gu@dTies.
Tobacco, all grades.
Teas, all qualities.
Spices, large variety.
Dye Stuff.
Soap and Candles.
Foreign Fruits.
Cotton Yarns.
Wrapding paper.
Candle Wicking and Twine.
Cordage, Brooms.
Loaf Sugars.
Stoneware assorted,
and many other articles too numerous to
mention, for sale at Regulated" prices by
April %, 80. s. r. ROSS.
Tribune copy.
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New Books.

ETaIpoE'B Nav monthly MaEaniz0. 10 MOI
IN Field Book of lhs Revolution, Illusirat.
Cd part "a History ~ Pepdearis, No. 5; Re-
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