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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
VERMONT MANUFACTURE AT
WASHINGTON.
Lrrrsn FROM rprsrnrxr FrrLaoRr,

LErrER FROM PRESIDENT FILLMORE,
We have great pleasure IN being permit
ted to publish the following hriaflFttcr from
President Fillmore, acknowledging the re-
ception of a beautiful piece of flannel made
bV the Ncssrs Perkins Of West Wmdsor,who
are manufacturing for J.. c. White, Esq, of
this village The flannel was forwarded to
Washington by Mr. White, who has also sent
a similar sample To London> to be exhibited
at the Worlds Fair. The manufacture is
from wool grown by the Hon.~AYilliam Jar
Wis of WeRthcrstcld
This high testimonial is not only factoring
10 the parties moro Immediately concerned,
hut must be truly gratifying to every Npr-
montcr. rs an evidence that the enterprise
and skill Of our citizens are duly appreciated
abroad. We learn from our representative
in Congress, that the flannel excited much
attention nj Washington, and was pronounced
by all who examined it, superior to anything
OF the kind they had previously seen.
This appreciation, hy the President, Of Yer
mont skiit, has value beyond that derived
from his hfHi pubtiC POSITION, in the fact tina,
in early lifc, Willard Fillmore was cothicr's
apprentice, and also from tho fact, that in all
his public career. whether as n member of
the New York Legislature, member of
Congress. Comptroller Of the Empire State,
or ~ President ct the United States he has
uuiirrnlv or dl prurcr occasions, advocated
tho do-,ruc OF prulccuon To Amonoan iai@t
and enterprise. lllr closing scptcucc ofthc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

Tn EunpE l-rhNp frsAI0H- ~
Finch QUO of d.r Wing memhor of thc u
l. Legislature. Who voted ior Gen Jamr i1r
q. IS. -ealar hi, furnished tlo Providence
journal aI.l O iruer from ST. james, written
dufiue ihr psudonry Of lho eleaiouip which
boz declare. hmt,lf in favor Of che leading
Wig mrlmrpluiauIady protective Tar
id. and Sc Finrh further says uial ina sub
soguul interview with Geu. James he fully
confirmed ihrderIamuons made 10 the letter,
aud gave him thr most positive assuraures
that be- was a Wing. and hat he should act
with tlc Wing party boo thr senate nj the
United siates. Itis quite certain hat unless
Mr James proves rrrreapi 10 liH pledges Dec
will act with iho Wbiw,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

letter. Riil awaken q responsive echo in ihr
hearts of al true NrmDnicri
WAsuRGrns, March 2. 1881,
J., q, WHrE, Erqr--IjsGr So ! received
q irW daya since, bY ihe hands Of ihe Hon.
VS. llEnAHn- your letter IT tho tih uli,
with . beautiful piece OF hannel, and avail
inysolfof thn Gni leisure moment 90 return
ynr nay thaukH, aud express iio great graft
hnailpn which ! feel 20 seeing -n iun o aprrl-
mrn OF home manufactures, have shown .
90 several gentlemen, al nj whom cnncnr %
expressing thsir admiration Oft The skill
and industry which ran brochure fabric a.
once M useful aud beautiful should IN my
opinion be- encouraged and protected by our
own government.
] am trHlY yours,
.NILLARp FILLMORE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

THE LAKE BRIDGED.-The Canada Rail
road Engineers have contrived plan for
crossing at Rousc's Point without "Bridging'
the Lake, which is thus described On the
Vermont side a very extensive pier has been
made by driving piles for some thousands of
feet from the shore, to such distance from
the bapk rs TO reduce the channel to the
width Of 400 feet. a large vessel has been
built of such Dimensions rs exactly 10 cores
pond with this 400 feet channel, aud upon
the deck of this vessel iron rails arc laid
Thus, when she is swung into the gap, there
will be the continuous track required for the
cari.agcs. as there would be If there were
really "a bridge; and when the trains have
T'd5SCJ 01J7, rhUTr VIII M
M clear water way for the passage 'L craft.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

Ma WIrrER.--The Norwich Courier of
Monday says I'VE regret to state that Mr.
WiHsr. the Bank Messenger who was robbed
some nights ago, is s,ill very much mdisposed
The blow which he received ON the side Of
the head, jnst abovostlsc temple IS found 20
have fractured Tic skull and although there
Is lrason toanticipato fis recovery, yrt it is
evident that the desperate wretch who inilict-
81 IiiC NVI0T T5RT MIMI x E5if T1''a'IT77
NJ Try'tr7trsrr tr,-+t-l,.,t,- VIOLIN. r4hhcr,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

RoBnFRY AND ApULTERY.--O On Monday
evening James Warren, of Poplar street, n
married man, was cnliccd into a house on
the corner of Carver and Eliot streets, by
one Ann +. Edgerton, wife of the notorious
"Jim Edgcrtou," now in Jail in Connecticut
awaiting his trial for store breaking in Nor
wich. While in the house Warren was rob
bed of about 500. part Of which was after
wards found upon mat in one of the entries
of the hdNsc. Warren proceeded TO the Boyl-
rtur,- W -ttuusr, and communicated tfru
facts OF the robbery, whereupon several
watchmon aud Mr. Warren, visited the house
and there arrested Frederick Wilson and Ar
manda {. Wilson, charged with. committing
the robbery, and they also took into custody
Mr. Warren aud Ann L. Edgcrton, upon sus-
picion Of having committed the crime of adult
terry. The four were committed to Jail and
yesterday morning were brought before the
Police Court aud examined upon the charges
preferred against them. The two Wilson's
were ordered 10 furnish bail in 5000 each :
and MIR Warren aud Mrs Edgerton in s4O0
each, for their appearance for trial, and in de-
fault of bail they were all committed to jail
Boston .iHGs. =
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FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Arctic |!

NEW YuRK, March 20,
The United States mail steamship Arctic,
Captain Luce, with Liverpool dates 20 18th
inal, arrived about o'clock this morning.
ENGLAND.
Il Il stated that the Duke Of Wellington
'...s. Alatsg4as - 80
call Lord John RUSSELL together with his ~
socntes in the ministry, on account Of the IN
ability Of Lord Stanley 10 form protection
ists administration, the Wing Premier had
again resumed the rcins Of power, aud no al
tcraliou IN the construction Of the Cabinet
was likely 10 take place.
The Wing Ministry Is now merely consid'
cred one OF transition, The Papil Aggres'
sion hill was "a undergo various notifications
"a new budget was "a bc brought IN, Aiid'it
WIS considered probable that SIR james Ora.
ham, Lord Aberdeen, aud others Of the Peel
party, would eventually form q coalition with
The Wing government
II was Thought very improbable. that the
fcaufl ItatCd administration, 0r within Lord
John Russell u the head, would last long,and
L. continuance Ia office y merely intended
10 do away with the immediate necessity for
an appeal 10 the country, in the shape of a
dissolution,
The English Government have undcrtak-
81 10 each Of the Polish and Hungarian ref
ugcos who have just arrived at l.ivcrpool
from Turkey, for the purpose OF paying their
passage to America.
IMPORTANT FROM INDIA AND
CHINA.
At Ava, ffghCul conGagratou has con-
sumcd 1000 houses. AZ langoon, n ddstruc-
dive TIRE had also occurred, consuming prop
crty To the amount Of 100000; several ships
were burned 90 the waters edge.
About $500 persons have OF late died Of
cholera at Bombay, The mortality of the
month IL close on to 5000. Sickness ia the
/ puuiauh was last Increasing
The Chinese authorities have captured thu
/ pirates who murdered Mr. Fa,cl, the Swcd
i.h missionary, and have behcadcd rs Of
thcm,
The news Of the death Of Commissioner
| lin, 4, confirmed,
/ Whilst the government seem TO have pre-
/ vailed over che insurgents iu QUO district, q
/ fresh movement has taken place ia the Island
/ Of llainan, wherc 10000 insurgents are ia
arms One body of Imperial troops sent &c
suppress the insurgents, fnicnizcd witt
( them, aud q socoNd body disporsod.
/ Tho Bombay Telegraph aud Courier re-
/ ports that the cotton crop Of the present sea-
son. from tire cotton land, of Gu1cral, is ex
/ pcctcd To produce 100000 bales, being roo,
/ 900 bales more than was obtained last year
The quality also promises 10 be good
AUSTRIA.
\ general amnesty has boon granted b!
the Austrian government 20 the Hungarian
rciurrcs a1 Kutuyth cioht Of them, anon,
whun arr cumpri-ed kossuili & Tiithi6ny, 5f'
. only excepted they are TO remain under tn,
llaAGn-nl- lAirkrs-- thn-atLerA- ala
bark at Mnndonio, in Turkish ship, and b,
transported wherever they will, Dcmbn
si IL az Consnulinoplc, under the protccliol
of the French Ambassador
ITAIN-RONIE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

SrrclE GoBa 40 EuHorE,-The Asia,
whirh sailed from Now York on the goth for
Liverpool, tool out egAi hasdred and mn
thousand dolins a pecie This goa 10 pay
for goods manufactured IN foreign countries.
For the week previous 10 the sailing Of the
Asia, upwards Of half million Of specie WAS
exported frmm New York.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

ARHiyAL % TN Omo-lhc steamship
Ohio, with the California mails 20 Feb 18TH
arrived al New York on saturday morning
from Cbagrcs via Havana. She brought
sgld,a0o gold dust on freight No news la
ter than that b., theCresodutCiiy WAs brought
by the Ohio. -I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

over a. tho tmdermercies n a Court Martial
ID Is the opinion ihat many Of the liotientol.
are onlisting with the kafiIu, and that THAR
pressed the rebels will ily % the Amaldla
Mountains Dosf0n Paper
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

SoUru AFRIcA.=Tho intelligence from
the Cape ftiood Hope is of the most caIam-
itous character. The Kallifs have rebelled
against the British rulers, and committed ter
riblc massacres upon the English colonists.-
a lcttqr from Fort Elizabeth SAYS :--"This
part OF the Colony is again plunged in a Kaf-
fir war, which up to the present moments of
more fearful character than any preceding
one. The loss on the English side has been
very great The whole OF the Border Dis
tricts are abandoned, and we need not saw nil
business is at n staRd We can neither get
produce from, nor send goods to the interior.
for all transports, except under strong escort.
are stopped"
In the early part ofthc outbreak, Govern
or Smith was shut up with few men in a
fort, in Kafiir land, and tho second in com
mand was defeated in an attempt to omen n
communication with him Afterwards tho
Governor succccdrri IN making his escape To
Graham's Town, cutting his, way through most
gallantly. AT the last accounts he was con-
ccntrating an army there having determined
on n war of determination. Numbers of colo
-nists were Hocking Ia his standard. More
troops had been sent for from the Isle of
France aud report says from England also
A. ftfTr-r7r,-
cntcriss,arc with scaul ocrcmany handed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
THE CA-LEDO MAN.

ly dry The gold here s yorh fine ! en-
close some Of the dust iusl a. washed Il from
the sand and Il q iair sample Of the gold
dug hers The aIg0untjs doliars
CUOWELL CuAMHERLIN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

SO in addition TO be awarded 10y Com
mittccs at their discretion.
Committees 10 mcard Premiums.
ON ONcn-iioyai Ross, TIICoPHilu5 DrGw
j. 7. 5. Cnnuinghnnr
I'm ,STJ0Fs-tfIZUu AfUrritt, f.oriu tNiiuuuy
Judkins Randall;
On Buls--E. u. Chase, Schuyler Merrill
Joseph lloyt;
On Cows and Young Cattle Francis T.
k.lI.A4--I I%sI4.-I- AIaas.l- lIarEianR H--IIall
On Shccp--Barron Moulton, Il. c. Cham
berlin, Joseph T., Fairbanks; --'--,
ON Horses ID. Stoddard VIM Aiattocks
John Mclean, l.. w. Fenion, Ira a. Ste
T,rttt-t ---i
Butter and Chccsc---John Bacon, l.. II
Dclano, Isaac Watts,
Maple Sugar and lioncv--C. S. Dana
Henry s. Bartlett, Harrison Cobb;
On Swine-David Currier, IL. c. David
son, H. Il. Page;
Field Crops-Scwcll Bradley, Simeon
Blanchard Harris Knapp;
On Manutactures-.Iohn III. Paddock, JEFF
fcrson llosmcr, TrustRm Sanborn;
On Household Manufactured Jewett
Bliss n. Davis, Frank j. Eastman;
On Farming Tools---,Iames Works, Hiram
Coburn, Bcauman Butler;
On Vegetables and Fruit-Lukc p. Pc.
land, Moses Ktredge, George Gilbraith.
$1,000 placed at the disposal of the Com
mirtcC on Manufactures 10 be awarded -f0i
meritorious articles.
TOWN AGENTS.
st. Johnsbury, w. ID. Weeks Barnet, Jon.
athan Lawrence; Pcacham, &c. Chamber.
lin; Lyndon, Welcome Bemis; Danvillc Theo
Drew; Burke, Dcnison Tyler; Sutton, Nathan
Way; Cabot, Hiram Coburn; ilardwick Hen.
ny Blake; Waterford, Willard Stoddard;Wal-
den, James ID. Bell; Wheclock, John Elmer.
son; Kirby Sullivan Ranncy; Rycgate. John
Cameron; Groton, Isaac n. Hill; Newark, Al
phcus Stoddard; Sheffield, Horace Drown.
Any person wishing to join the Society
can do so 10y applying to the agent of his re-
spectivc town.
On no animal or product will more thar
one premium be awarded, and in no case
will any premium be awarded nnless the ami
NAL or article be decidedly meritorious.
No person is entitled to premium unles,
he becomes a member of the Society beior,
the day of the Fair, excepting females anC
children, whose husbands or fathers, if the,
have any, arc members.
The owners names should not be marked
upon the different specimens of any articl,
or product but private mark which may bt
handed TO the Secretary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
ITALY-R ROME.

The news from Rome is of very contra
dictory character. The Pope aud the Prop
uganda seem very little disturbed about tie
legislation on The subject Of Papal aggression
IN f5uUiIuri. ---------
At Naples, Turin, and on the frontiers of
Piedmont, there are movements of the milf
tayy, and preparations for war which are
vory.likcly to assume a serious aspect, dur
ing the spring.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

san AccIDENT At SrowE.-On the 9TH
Just, - FSung ma by the name of Erastus
West, Is foars old, from Sutton, C. l.. went
into the w0saz 10 hunt with ride. aecorapa-
1,iad by saaH -hsy, Wishing tn --rr1r1vr-
sansc obstFlctios ia a tree -hc turned the ride
fDr that purpose tae lock caught ON a limb
;y=s't, tl4- Vshe was discharged. The ball en-
fsroa Inv abdomen on the right side near the
t,,lsW RIB, sA,d lViced'ig sue back aud very
I.w,lst alul fnwarl lAlri orthe tpG fbigh. liz
hen,lef il,c rilr n tie hp, aud wlltal near
81 bafHor 4uiics sitsr INV ptitlgr. aud hiCd
~ basr,.4.in.1pt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

cS The Washington County On. " Mu-
tI.d Insurance Company, Which has been do
.,r.s large business throughout Western Mas
srchusotts has just thrown bomb shell into
she ralrtrs az - customers herealouts by n
call ton 3e@-per cent on urcir premium notes
SUne -Pnap,se TO resist payment, and por-
ton afIhe disafiected call a meeting Of ali in
tcrcst,d parties in Bcrk shire Count, at Pitts
field on the 2Jtii inst. Moral BE CAREFUL
ai,out insuTing in distant mutual insurance
com parics in whose governments you exercise
no control. No. ?. Il ISN'T n ways the cheap
est cont that ~ the most serviUcabio.- Spring
Geid Repgbiirun.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

Ca The Burlington Sentinel, an Old Line
Gas, .Toulnal, nlluding to the function Meet.
ing" at which Gen. Cass was recommended
as candidate for the Presidency, and the
regular locoloc6 pro-slayery platform was en-
dorscd, says:
"A large number of those present. were
persons WHO have been numbered heretofore
with the Free Democracy" but who in COM
mon with the rust Of the people present, took
their stand upon the broad, national platform
NOW occupied by the democratic party thro-
out the Union"
Tho Sentinel is not far from correct be
yclopments since this meeting Indicate that
the locoioco Coalition papers in the State are
returning TO their "wallowinr in the miro. .
They ARE endorsing the "Compromise meas
urcz, - "as whole"-Fugiiiye Slave Law
and all. 1t will be strange sight to witness
those anti-slaycry mon, who, in mistaken
confidence, rushct+-intQ the Coalition ranks,
hereafter following these papers into a"Coali-
ton" with the "Old Lincrs"-thc ONLY party
in. the State tAai endorses the Fugitive Slave
| Law,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
CALEDONIA COUNTY AORICULTUR-
Al PAIR

II 81. JolasLigy PiaiH, IAwsdagr Sept 20,
1881.
PREMIUMS OFFERED.
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NON 'sAAc IuLL.

The donh Of the Hon. Is'Ac lIiil, of
New lirnpshirc, sannouncod o, ba''as TAX
on pllcc az Washington city, last Salrr.y,
at.,hc ngc OF about 10. Mr. HUNS lie has
been an ctcptfl one. lie was practical
printer, having served his time NJ mn apron
tae "a the office, IVA -haiioya, ct tho AH,l,erst
Cabinet Soon after reaching his majority
be- removed To Concord, and became propiiic-
tor, by the pcouniary assistance OF iicnds,of
The New Hampshire Patriot, which he con-
luctcd until Ice was elected to the tuitcd
States Senate I, was not until about the
time lac became holder Of Office that lac gave
up "worlinp with his own hands" in tho Of
iGn. allGn. - L. .lE.llLcG uliih clitorl n.ha
are practical printers putting in type his cd
'iiuills AiLnni writing lhcm, 4 Mr. Hill, from
boyhood to the end of bis days, was charac-
tcrsed by habits of industry and patient mp
plication to whatever he engaged in; aud con-
srqucuty was almost invariably successful ia
Ills habits of carly lifc--lcit To depend main
~ upon his own energies for success in com
batting the adverse events man every whore
meets in the onward progress of time-gavc
him the power 10 overcome obstacles which
minds less disciplined would have hardly dur-
cd 20 encounter.
lie held, we think the office Of Councillor
''7rTrU SENATOR, sRA- afterwards was a United
States Senator, and for two years Governor
Of the State, and Tor a short period second
Comptroller in the Treasury Department oil
the General Government 49,
For the last ten or dozen years his time
had been much devoted to agriculturalh,s
suits In Ibis department of industry, he had
been quite successlul--ifnot pccuniarily, in
prAelicAllr demonstrating the -niitiiH If car
tain applications to, aud modes of cultivation
Of, the soil. that win be useful to the world.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

NutpRACH. TnF RuGlrivR. ~ CANtnAI
Letters from Montreal state that Shadrarh,
he fugitive, who escaped from this CITY, Is in
irslaic of great dc-iitatiou, lie has seutto a
friend l6rc for aid, stating that hc has not
hgrn ll.lu io phiaiu employment An advcr-
G,cmnnt ia the Montreal papers state th1t
liadcr's rial Ethiopian Suronldcr were Ia
give a cpurrri on The 1881 INST for The heRe.
a. Of Shadr,rh, Williams johnson, li,bold,
aud StOtl M tugItiyc siIYc7 I1jrIJ rScdFTT
o. that city, and now in q state Of dcstituuou.
~ i,art et the itiTieHt.s,,,, q, -SL..lEaah ua
to relate the history Of his wonderful escape
from Boston, Boston paper.
AccipeNr oN ruE AsuuElot RAILROAD.
On Thursday last, soon after the passenger
train len the South Vernon station Ga few
minutes past I 7. ny AT The short curve m
the rp1d approaches the bridge over she Con-
nertirut, the engine and tender ran or the
traek, and having been going at Q swirl rate,
WIRE completely sinr-irrl 'frr iirgr-nt-r car
was also thrown oil the track, and much dam
aged. But the passenger car was uuiniured ;
and no harm was done 60 the baggage, or 10
any passenger or person about the train
The accident was attributed Ia the neglect
II ihr kl-l1rIuAn- which liz nngimccr hid mo-
tircd. aud expecting the result, he was pre-
l1rrd 10 save hiinsclf
The passengers Tor Kccnc were obliged io
wait and make themselves comfortable for
TIC evening, with the aid of the pleasant and
srnt ~ Kccne for another engine and ctr
which arrived for them about halfpast nine.
- Chronicle,
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TE The Governor of Massachusetts has
Appreciated -IAas-I-sY, t4a lnhs la. a. At.ri+
next to bc observed in that State as day
OF fasting, humiliation and prayer
The Governor Of New Hampshire has ap-
pointed the 3d Of April as day of fasting aud
PRAYER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29

E7T. l.. G. Mead, Esq, Of urattleboro, has
been appointed C!crk,of the Vermont Val
ley Railroad Company in place OF b. y, ITar-
ris, rc,ienrd-
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a. riNoc ccut pieces are now being made
u, the Philadelphia L. $ Mint They are
three-lior,crs silver and onc-quar,cr copper
aud about the size OF Spanish sixteenth
though considerably thicker.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-29
LErrEn PaoM CALIFORNIA.

The aunexed letter was addressed by Crow-
ell chaiahsrlia Esqr Of Waterford nov ia
California, 70 bis wife hy whom IL WAS for
warded 10 IA with desire that IL be- publish
cd Il conveyed % the mother the sad intel
ligenoe Of ths death Of her son-the first
news she'had received Of her husband since
he loh fbr California, about eleven months
since,
The letter also gives brief account of the
operations Of the roio ious Capt French
Of bio attempt 10 rob tho company, Sop
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-27
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
JULIAN IA ULRTOK.


XTOULD respectfully inform their customers and
w the public generally that they have just reeeiv.
ing at their old stand directly opposite the TGmGdgt
House, very large and we'll selected stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, which they will sell either iol
cash OF country produce cheap Nsany house in Ohio
FoR THE LADIES They have large lot OF the
latest style Dress Goods, such silks, silk Tissues
Bareges, Embd muslns, Linens, Lawns, Alpacas, De
Lanes, Ginghsms, Calioos, SC.
They also have almost every grade and description
of Bonnets Ribbons. Flowers Shawls, PArasolsG
Netting, Laces and Hosiery.
FoR rHE They have well selected
stock Of Cloths Cassimeres Sattinetts Teeds, Jeans
Summer Wear. Vestings, Cravats, Boots, Shoes an,
every kind of Hats
Their stock of CIR OCERIES. QLEENSWARE
Salt Cotton Yarn, WieSng and Batting is heavy anc
of good quality. theil
If you want good bargains give them acall, price,
stock is such as can't help but please and their
made to suit the times.
Lancaster, April IL. 1850 49