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Works IF Hing AItrcd.-atapub
lie meeting at the Alfred's Head, in
Vantage, England, in ls49, it was
resolved to celebrate the thousandth
anniversary of Alfred the Great, and
also to do honor to his memory by pub
fishing jubilee edition of all his works,
with copious literary and pictorial H.
Illustrations, to be edited by the most
competent Anglo Saxon scholars. Sc
yeral eminent scholars are announced
as editors and contributors. The vol
umes will embrace a Harmony Of the
chroniclers for the period between kin :
Alfrcd's birth, in $40, and his death
in COL; - Typographical Sketch Of
England in the time Of king Alfred,
can essay on the political state of the
World in the time of King Alfred, y
&C., is now publishing in London at %
cents each 8 divisions at Is Cd, or 4
vols. at | Is sd. 1t must be an inter
csting book Of antiquaries.
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.Ole Bulls Norwegian settle.

rOle Bulls Norwegian settle
ment, in Pennsylvania, is going on
well. Since the snow fell they have
been as active as before, and they are
now busily engaged in making roads,
building houses, mills, and other
works. Several new houses have been
entirely completed already since win
ter set in, and the prospect now is that
preparations will be made by spring
for receiving large addition to the
settlement. At Cartce Camp new
school-house has been erected, and
school opened in it, A steam saw mill
and two water mills are already under
way, and everything about the settle
ment indicates energy and prosperity.
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THE PRETENEED BOURBON The
Editor of the Buffalo Adrertise>', who
has seen the supposed Dauphin, Mr..
WILLIAMS, puts no faith in the story
as told in Putnam's monthly. The
advertiser says:
GAS we stated in discussing this
subject year ago, the matter Of per.
sonal appearance alone would settle
the question against the pretentions Of
Mr. Williams. 1t is historical fact,
as well established as the death Of
Marie Antoinettc, that a blonde COM
plexion and light hair formed dis.
tinguished characteristic of the elder,
or Valois branch Of the Bourbons.-
The Dauphin has a fair skin and curl
ing faxen hair. Mr.. Williams has the
dark copper complexion and straight
black hair of the Indian, with the cast
of features peculiar to the aborigines
of North America"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

u Project for a ship canal, con-
Meeting the waters of the Chesapeake
and Delaware Bays, is now before the
Maryland and Delaware Legislatures.
The bill before the Maryland Legisla-
ture provided for the construction Of
the canal from some convenient point
on the Chesapeake bay to the Della
ware line; said canal to be at least
100 feet wide upon its surface; and 60
feet wide at the bottom, wherever
practicable. The capital stock of the
proposed company is to be $4,000.
900.
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GOVERNOR HEBERr.-This gentle
man arrived IN our city yesterday, not,
we regret TO say, in the best Of health.
He came here on the advice and sug-
gestions ofhls physicians, to spend a
few days for a change of air, and to
effectually restore his health, go Is to
enable him to enter, with yigor and
efficiency upon his official duties.-N
O. Delta. 2 i
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

1.-THE Incompatible and inspired
composer, Handel, required uncom-
monty large and frequent supplies Of
food. Among other stories told of
this great musician, it is said that
whenever he dined alone at tavern,
he always ordered dinner for three -
and ON receiving an answer to his
question, "Is tc timer retty p AS
soon as the company comcs;' he said,
comtrepito, "Den pring up tc timer.
presfis&imo. | am t. company
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

Lies Changes.-Mr. Steward. in
urging upon the attention Of the Sen
ate private claim, said petitioner was
once a great merchant, man Of
wealth, that had been reduced by an
unjust prosecution Of the government
of the United States, to want, and
was, while soliciting relief, engaged, as
a day laborer, in the rebuilding of
the Capitol. MIR. Stewards statement
so affected the senate, that the bill for
his relief passed without vote in the
negative.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

CALIFORNIA, = The Taudcvbiit
Line If Steamers. This line have
reduced the price Of passage from here
to San Francisco, for Storage tickets,
to one hundred dollars, including
transit across the Isthmus. This is a
great inducement for those troubled
with the California fever, and the op-
portunity should not be lost sight Of
UcLfn,
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Il The Vice President elect, Hon.
VIM r. KING, arrived at Havana on
the 9th instant. Great attention was
paid to him We understand, by the au-
thorities. On the arrival af the Full
ton with him on board, the British man
of.war Vessal sent a boat to her to
know if Mr.. King would accept sa-
lutte. This, however, MIR. King refus-
ed.
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AN INDIAN CAPTIVE RETURNED

AN INDIAN CAPTIVE Returned
A son of Mr.. Chubbs, Of Adrian Mich.
igan who was stolen by Indians four.
teen years ago, when he was only six
years old, returned to his father, near
Detroit, lately. 1t appears he was
sold by bis captors to another tribe,
who subsequently re-sold him to a
different trip ,; that he married the
daughter Of an Indian chief, and that
having adopted their customs, he il
about to 60 back to them.
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Nine. Jenny Lind Goldschmidt has

Nine. Jenny Lind Goldschmidt has
presented considerable sum in money.
clothes, bedding and provisions, to two
charitable institutions recently estab-
lishcd at Stockholm-thc hospital of
St. Magdalen. and the institution Of
the Deaconesses. The celebrated can.
tatrice, who, at the last accounts, was
residing at Dresden, promised to visit
Stockholm in the holy week, to take
part in two religious concerts, which
we're to be given in the cathedral. for
the benefit of the poor.
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r lIackctt, the commidian. who
had Informally retired from the stage,
has been prevailed upon by a number
Of his old admirers in Philadelphia to
perform a round of his favoritc char
acters, and he commenced on the even
ing Of the 3lst ult., at the Walnut the
atre, in the character Of FaIlStaG, in
which he has gained great celebrity.
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The CRops OF CUBA.-It is thought
that the sugar crop of Cuba this year
will exceed that oflast year by 2OO,-
900 boxes, reaching over 100000
boxes. The tobacco and coffee crops
will also be large, which will make
this the most prosperous season known
to the Island for long time.
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We are indebted to the Hon. l.. st.
Martin, for copy Of the Hon. p.
SoULE's speech in the Senate on the
Joint Resolution, declaratory Of the
views Of the United States respecting
colonization on the North American
continent by European Powers, and
respecting the Island of Cuba.
The speech is mastery effort, and
represents (as we think) the true poll
cy of our Government. With regard
to purchasing Cuba, Mr.. Soules re-
marks are very true. He says:
1.-The idea must be abandoned 1t
is obsolete. Whoever knows anything
Of the hi h-toned susceptibilities Of
Castilian pride, would hardly pre-
sumo to council the approach Of SO de-
licate a question as Of one that could
be delt with through mere dollars and
cents, l am unwilling to wound those
s,sceptibilities. But they are not the
only ones in the way Of purchase
There are others which ought also to
be spared. One would hardly con-
ceive of any induccmcnt that could
prompt the inhabitants Of Cuba to join
us in the attitude in which they would
be placed by purchase. They are
proud and naughty, and might be I'M
willing to accept even their liberation,
if purchased at sacri6c of what they
deemed their dignity and honor
Were it not better for Spain to take
council from the past, and turn to pro-
fit the history of her own relations, as
we'll as that of the relations of Eng
land, with the colonies of this contin-
ent !! What has it availed them to
resist the wisdom of those statesmen
who adviseda reconciliation of their
mutual interest and wishes upon the
basis Of the independence Of the colon
lists Had she not better bravely face
the future and ask herself if it be not
time for her to realize that mi ghty
boast of Canning with respect to what
remains of her colonies within the wa
ter Of this continent, by calling new
nation into existence light she not
by treaty, secure what there is valua-
BILE in the commerce of that Island -
And would not this political child of
her old age willingly come forth, and,
assuming its share of the burdens which
SO heavily load her, aid towards the
restoration of her finances, and thereby
facilitate those improvements which of
late have marked a new era in the
tendencies of Spain, and may prepare
for her destinies worthy of the past -
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MErHoDIsMlN FRANCE.-A cores
pondent of the Cincinnati Idrocate
states that there are 10 travelling
preachers in the French Conference,
81 local preachers, 4 cat"chists or
evaneelists, S73 church members, and
1882 scholars in schools receiving re-
licious instruction.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

~ An election was held in the
State of Vermont, on the Sth instant,
upon the question of sustaining the
Maine Liquor Law. Thirty-two towns
heard from, show majority Of 2O3O
in favor of the law, and it is doubtless
sustained by large majority.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

rThe State of North Carolina
has issued proposals to borrow $780,
900 on.its bonds; having thirty years
to run to maturity; bearing six per
cent annual interest, which is payable
half yearly at the Bank Of the Repub-
lie, in New York. The bonds arc is
sued to aid in the construction Of the
North Carolina Railroad.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

The steamship Isabel, which arrived
at Charleston, on the 10th instant from
Havana, reported that large ship,
with some three thousand bales Of cot
ton, had been OH shore at the Bahama
Banks, and that the wreckers had tax.
eli from her four hundred bales, when
she fioated, but on attempting to tow
her into Nassau, the weather became
boisterons, and it was necessary to set
her adrift.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

EVincc says he will shave the
man who sent him valentine, for six
months, gratis if he will come up and
let himself be known. Vince says he
will never sleep we'll o nights until he
has taken the impertinent fellow by
the nose.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

Rc,wrted Drtaicatiom IN tie No.
lille Post,OGce.-We find the follow
ing in the Mobile Advertiser Of Sun
day. 1t is the first notice Of the mat
ter referred to, that we haze seen in
the papers:
We have purposely abstained from
noticing the rumors upon the street,
for the last few days, relative to the
alleged defalcation at the post-office in
this city. We knew that if there was
any ground for the reports, there must
of necessity be a judicial investigation,
and we did not wish to PREJUDICE any Of
the parties by giving currency to
what might prove baseless rumor.
We now understand that the preli-
minary steps have been taken for an
examination, and that the whole mat
ter will be brought before b. B. Brce-
din, Esq, Z. s. Commissioner, to-
morrow. IS
1t is but simple justice to all parties
named in connection with the untortl-
nate affair that the community sus-
pend Judgment as to their guilt or in
nocence until the facts, which must
soon be elected before the Court, shall
be fully known.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

Death efGov. Lymch.-Ex. Governor
Charles Lynch died at his residence
near jackson, Miss, on the 9th inst,
at very advanced age. He filed
several stations Of public trust and was
Governor Of the State Of Mississippi
from 1886 to 1898. A meeting Of
the citizens Of Jackson, at which Gov.
Footc presided, was held at the Capt.
tol on Wednesday evening, when a
series Of resolution were adopted as
testimonial of the universal respect in
which he was held by that community.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

Cure FOR ERysrrELAs.-The Sa-
lem Observer (says correspondent of
an exchange paper) gives the public a
cure for this distressing disorder, from
which he has been great sufferer. He
says" a simple poulticc made of carm-
berries pounded fine, and applied in
a raw state, has proved in my case, and
a number also in this yacinity, a Ger
tain remedy In his case, the poul-
tice was applied on going to bed, and
the next morning, to his surprise, he
found the inflammation nearly gone, and
in two days he was as well as ever
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

IT, The New York Herald says
that the Gains case will shortly be re-
vived in ohr State courts. and that
Mrs. Gains will claim as devisee, I'M
der her fathers will, which, it is al
lodged, was destroyed Immediately sub
seQuent to his death
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19
Telegraphed to the N. Orleans Picayune.
[by the National Line.]
SWITZERLAND.

SWITZERLAND.
Ne,c York, Feb. 12.-Mr. Theo-
dore s. FayAhas been nominated to
the Chargeship to Switzerland.
BRlrIsn FLEET IN THE GUbr.
1t is reported that the British squad
ron on the coast of Cuba will be in
creased, for the purpose Of etfectually
checking the slave trade with that
country.
STEAMSHIP SAILED.
The steamship Empire City has
sailed for New Orleans, via. Havana.
New York CorToN MARKET.
Cotton is1-4 cent lower. The sales
of the week amount to 10000 bales.
Middling Orleans 10 Lac. "a
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Louixri/ic, Feb. 12.-The river
here is still falling-weathcr warm and
pleasant. Arrived from N. Orleans,
steamer Reindeer. Departed, Media
tor and Glendy Burke.
Vlcksburg, Feb. 14-Steamboats
down yesterday the Gulnare, at 8
A. NJ. !; the Dresden, at 9-l5 A. NJ. !;
the North America and Fanny Smith,
at 8 p. NJ; the Morrisette, at 1920
p. NJ. and the II. d. bacon, at $50
this morninc-all for New Orleans.
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FRENcu N,N.sTER-Thc Was

French MINIsTER.-Thc Wash
ington Republic Of the 7th inst, says
his Excellency the Comte De Sartiges
was, with his suite, received by the
President on Saturday last, to present
his new credentials as Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister Plenipotentiary
to the United States from the Imperial
Government of France.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

A pew was recently sold at an auc-
ton in Fraaklin Street Church, Bos-
ton, and vas bid off by woman at FIVE
hundred and forty dollars. This wo-
man has, for many years, been known
as an apple-sellel on Long Wharf.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

~ No one has more enemies in
this world than an upright, proud and
sensible man, disposed to take persons
and things for what they reall y are and
not for what they are not.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

Littlefeld, the janitor, who discov.
cred the remains of DIR. Parkman, has
lust returned from California, where
he is said to have cleared twenty-five
thousand dollars
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

1.-THE officers Of the u. 5. Coast
Survey have held a meeting and
adopted resolutions of respect to the
memory of the late Professor Sears {.
Walker. Professor Bsche, Major
Stevens and Lieut.. Hunt made some
very appropriate remarks o,ithc emin-
rnt character Of til. deceased.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

rA negro undergoing an exam
ination at Northampton, Mass, when
asked if his master was Christian,
replied-',No, Sir, he's a member Of
Congress.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

~ Every man his own washer
woman,' begins an advertisement III
an Irish paper, Of new washing ma
chine.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

1t is stated that orders have been
given, that in the future all executions
in the city Of New York, for capital
offences, shall be It itt,y private,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

Several clerks in the Departments
at Washington have resigned, in view
of the near approach of the fourth Of
March.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

OvWe are authorized to announce the
name Of WIN. ROBERTSON, Esq, as can
tiidatc for Town Constable, at the approach
ing Municipal Election.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

vtOHX G. WIRE, Corner Of Canal
ana Charter streets, New Orleans. is the
only authorized Agent for this paper in that
city, any business with this paper can be
transa: tied tarouyh him, and his receipts for
subscriptions, advertisements. &C., will be
valid.
"V.sB. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the authorized agent for tbs
PAPER in the cities Of Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rate
required by us. His receipts will be regarded
as payments. His Offices are-- BosroS, Scol-
lays Buildings; NEW YoRk. Tribune Bull
dinss PHlLADELrHIA, N. w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19

We are authorized to announce
Judge EDWARD SIMON, (late
Judge of the Supreme Court as a
candidate for Associate Judge of the
Supreme Court for this District.
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o. VIM. Peters, Esq, British Con-
sui at Philadelphia, died in that city
on the 9th inst. -
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Plumheri cn Mm: rE ..rsst. % X 90

Lead Pipe. Sheet Lead, Force Pumps. Fountains.
Copper Pumps, Wafer Closets, and Water Fixtures
of every description, manufactured and &c, up in
IL. yrry h..t ir:nmer in amy nnrt OF the mnrl.
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Look out for Counterfeits!

,'..c' - things ncN il rhee nov angled tirne-,
III tell ven some rev- md III tel ii IL rhyn"S.
T. ~ + .' :. .,:.t rau ! k cf i =" ,'"''Dt
!nr.- -vrr would :,!.- vcr Z" ti:,vy il leak on.
So ''',! n.e IL tor, - T.; tell + I" yon.-
10y sgrr I'M Wy =, y i l"rI.c.iv tr''".---
l..t fellow 'l-3n ,",l!2v ..etc-- not Yv knows
vi rIr
I'm" INTO = ,rh4,bury ! has ,etl"i Town there.
,~i pcriap., tou viii llk il, Il dreadful disgrace,
,,,r h. orrntt "van'.rt."ta1 $Itp in the place.
W'l"r1 II coui'tcr:.TS y rrtnr@ unG"r the sun,
IA ,iir Kill Of an !rtsc ha> d"n".
Il iit;ri 4 >,i"i,;ii new room il III" town
=. .,N ;ha'E iuIi,re k"pt by Jewett Brown,
' r.. E0u Il T.. his >,gu hanging Urlt from the
.iu~s aver he we-known F. Hall & Cos Store.
here H. contriJtits faces and does them 50 brown
That ne had treat rush since he cHc into town.
iud CIV ou~ -;y>. sinccti> nov all the rare:
~ 'r,G II o"'~,f'icc gcFcGR GetN "t G'q,.'
- >.'.alol All rtAc d c eng il The ,.r.
~h"i SHOW at 4 c;Hcr Ia :" &C. i w car.
..li itanv ~hot,!j !.trpcl I" ,.'uht hat -,
Dro, trr a:.i 80 w!.e!! rour na-~l" fGat way.
i'rop N here -,ln- .y wlci roI 've nothing do.
~. II e. ian . m.nHre E"Il counterfeit YOU;
N| ht I, - j. aN 'c:e'n-c ,.lo1iy ur far.
w.. -,.oIl ;. 't~.,> y'"os,i'. and 40 c"",t,y,it
N.r.. .c.nnta..q,- w, u, most hearty an lr>r,
80 .--t.r'u I,!rr h. stands III D." far If tie laws;
an >,.,c Il IL, I.N,. ;..l ART ;-i-ai ira.
I, b. 49, n 70 coun'ecr;t Al H..9 tt-lt".
'"'.--'9r" C"rt:fe:iv.'l.- >,ssc.,u y,..,,,.tf
=. ~, N.r..t !,:3. y - 90
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i5CRAl z. RELIGIOUS.
\ ~ :.i!i..

8,.ali..l -; <lrcnG Il lie i'cn hush
oi..,ni.,.. At tie couch ot' two infants whose
....~.r.n~t ,i2-,i IN mutual embrace y sum
t,.. IT * he r;oonij:it that Il ;i'rou4h
..,..;.:,... .,,rr ..cm Ike a, Ycr veil lay N
t...ir lei ;.;o li,,> tie soft br4ht cutls that
.'o-i,rrd on .iloirp..ov. s'..ra slightly >t"r"i
il, ...-i~ -t.ut:- nn'i IL t.'f'y ;'rcaihin.S ana
.hat >n.i', which beam, from lie pure depth
.,',h.. tr,~h g!al spirit, vet rests on their .''>.
The no her looks nr'n ffeir exc Q. ling beau
" with 4 snomcn'arv pride, anl thon, as h"
continued - 1axc or Ne lovely >In:nacTers
l.r dark eve ,!crr.e.r! with IN intense, an'
ung.terahlc ibndneSs, and :. col! -h"di"rin-
:;.ar came over her. lest those bHIs f lie. 50
iair. 80 glowing. might he touche:, hv Su'!ien
,'ecar. ln,! gathered hack il their brightness
p, g." .i;,>, An'i IL Ifs her voice II PRAYER,
en,",unv. pa:siorat,ly. earnestly. that tie
'nl f liz. worl -,il .,2rc 70 hcr t'.a,a
:'a;-o,ns Of owe or"r who29 her soul tA':-
y.a.:".l ,nl = he 'ow h-"atlcl accents
rose On IL" I'll, .;r. 'iccnrna t..ou J.: nm.
v.er hor, &ai fer spirit vea: ont With her
''."l m! ;.,:ra org, into IL strange uiil
nl,,s o.! life. and srroar horror chilled hor
,,,ln,c rs ~he t,lrll mi'.i..e All b,.it ST.
tr. on the far and l7",'.r ot .tr Garth. aul
Ii.I anI rich .c:r'. q;j.rl ":.t ,.....,t:;11
~
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DENTAL DEPOT,

J." iFrin"ni i"". Boston. Dr.. {" in:n'~ CORNER
y Jos hnrncr>-l Mineral Teeth. the urges, and
"'>t a>>"rtnen. ever '.icrei Tor >,l. and r>c lv
he most cinliIr',t dentists IN New nriI.: Chev-
Ter celebrated Instruments AT hi c:ran.1Ic rric-
e. 'r"i ant Silver Plate and re crit "a rarteru
DR. Harris New Work nu Dental Slr.arv inst ont
importer "i lia'lna, i,"'h Brushes French >run-.
&c Nc, wholesale AM retail AT lowest cash prices.
Orltr> Tor all Kinds II Surr.,..Ll Instrument.
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3. KILBOURNE; g. SON,
aDaIXS! lNa Ut =

g3ARTICJLA attention paid 10 filing De
4 a1ti teeth as 10 render them sound for life.
il-o Tcat care taken +" insert and arr;use artificial
teeth 50 IL 10 look Ike natural ones.
T. N.-Ne earnestly ;c-rc :ry one having ol'cr-
l'i"i> performed 1t our Office that not ihcy
should be- to et u know OF il and We will t1tlcrr"f
!" make everything satisfactory. we mean to ,o
oar work we'll and at rras"nan.t prices. Olllce il
the same building with IHt CALtbuHIAH.
$. John>burv, Vt, Feb. -. Sl3lf
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SHEET ISINGLASS. OR MICA

7" NtUvc Hnd lantern MIlut:,rtrlr,r>.
t"r Compass Cards, Lanterns of I'll kind. Store
ana frrliacc Doors. &r. 1t j. >rprrirrto anvthing
ever 1i>"d "r the ahov" pUr"-. on arro,ln, Of moi
nr"akiIg OF burning but >tandn. the most intense
heat. Safety lanterns and safety lamps. Of yar;ou
>lz"- v"rl superior artcl". Sold ~ No. q Mon
i. NJ stars. Boston, hv t,,a II p-,n,.,
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