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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-06

L
or, Moses Hill.
Trustecs-Joscph Bolcs, S. W. Slade, y.
Thompson, W. Z. Pierce, +. +. Brown.
Fire WarlcHs-Jo!n II. Paddock, Asa T..
Blunt. g. T. Spencer, John Stevens, .. w.
Baker, John Clark, David Boynton.
Audtors-!I &. Chamberlain, II. Ii. De-
ming. Horace Paddock.
1t was voted 70 raise sum not exceeding
$1,000 TO dctray present Indebtedness (some
$500 and to make further preparations to
guard against fire.
SPECULATION IN FLoUR-Fiour sells at
an enormous price, and nobody Knows how
much higher it will be before Spring. The
poor cannot obtain it but sparimgly, if at all.
1t is, in any amount, beyond TIER reach
Other eatables, at the same time, bear a high
price.
The HIGH price Of flour is owing to no scar
city. Wheat Of TIE best quality is sold for
only s. 100 per hushcl in some Of the largest
and most readily accessible towns in WiScon-
sin Five bushels make barrel of flour
The barred costs fifty cents, and the grinding;
o: ;hc wheat %. Tie "shorts,' as they are
called, ana ly pay for purchasing the wheat,
& ,lr-in- the tour on beard of boats or cars
TO be taken East Here, then. the flour costs
St Per barrel 1t team ordinarily be freight
cd To almost any town in New England living
uIon Eairoad, for IS per barrel. The
cost. therefore. dcduc,iny the p,Ciit Of the
large dealers. Is. IN New England, - for the
quality Of -four which Is sold here for Sig
1l,rc" dollars per barrel goes into the hands
OF the dealers. The facts upon which Ills
estimate is maze. We have from a recent let
tex from SQUIRE" III Wisconsin entitled to
credit. We have given them to show that
Speculation, rather than a scarcity o; i,our. is
the cause OF il, being 50 Lich.
MESSAGE "F III: G"v!EN"E CT: NEW
l"Ih- The New Iolh Legislature mot in
Albany on NN4la;. IT, Governor comes
ont decidedly upon lie liquor question. H.
considers prohibition in ;Lr traffic in i..,oxi-
ratin. liquors louMy demanded ON various
grounds # the Con~ti;u;.ota' po:scr>. H.
Er,,- t'r question vii rer,iv" tie 4. s.; Sc:i
on~ attention, ans! ihet i'll may hr pa-scl
10 >''H.r The >uiirc:,.on OF tie tail With
GA; interference with personal ,i.ii.~ and
leave 80 C!>t cau-r for l.:;.i:t from .ho>,
whose Interests may hc affected
VIII r,~Ic,t 10 The Modification If The t.
>Cry I.1w>. lie considers that before declaring
ed AL silver and Their lal'r representa-
ION tree. It viii he incumbent on Govern.
'a''t % a,~ila;la:c money to the products "t
.ihor ) ',i!:yir. il O. is ariii i.l value
Irn o:.'v can it IT, safely lett 10 he rc.ale
I'D Tie ra,cS Of ;ia!r. H. regret, til,
'':oot ,'.r River and !!,lor bills. and co"
>',l,,- tllt proper ,a'i:: voa.l have of.,i..t
Il III, Of ne pres, n; distress. IIrI,uo1u
ec> :n>;..:,. terms ihc :,j,,I o-,lc M:-sour
Co.i.r ."..c a.! considers L, restoration -.
r4.,.ct n o.,!rr 20 secure tlc jca-c an,
"c,v.a,.,I.; welfare Il i.r community.
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TIKI. OUTRAGE KANSAS.
Fran, Il, 7; cEOD ,!Hfs


THE OUTRAGE IN KANSAS.
F,om he 3 sfon .lMts.
Letter writers frrm Washington announce
that Whitfield. the Missouri intcrlorcr who
misreprcscits Kansas on The floor Of Congress.
intends TO make speech in attempted de
fence of his RIGHT TO his seat, and Of the legal
itv of his election. But in what manner he
can hope to establish an ri ghts, Or 70 prove
any legality in that lawlcss ard h;.h-handed
outrage, is not conceivable. WIZ '.e pretend
to deny tAs accounts that come to us from
eyc-wi,ncsses Mt number, Of the hishc>:
responsibility D(Ac explain the 597 votes
credited to him in the seventh district. where
there are not twenty inhabitants? We shall
see. In the mean while we ask our readers
to examine the statement below, published
III the BALTIMORE Nun-arapcr conducted by
pro->lavcrv Democrats. The letter is writ
ten, too. Lv an ayOwcd Democrat We have
already accumulated evidence u;on evidence
cstalli >hing the cnormi,v OF tbs outrage. Vet
uc c,,rot f,rL.,r - all ono ,o,o .or..oi,o.
,,,;v, .,,.er,cn, eve, n,o,. co,,lu.;,. AVID
clear than any we have vet publi>hcd:-
.Tbc c,crtion here on .Ir .atl .or = del.
o,,,.. Cor.,. o....;oo,. 1o
q excitement. Gen. Whitfield. the ,ro->la-
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CONGR:.SSiON .,2og-rn,>
NNNl1l CONGRESS-.
" \ >iiiN"TrN. De- >

NN-Elli 'tAtri,ESS
WA>HIN"ro>. De-. %
I'"r~F-Nr. Wa>hl,uin ot NJ.
leave to o.rr a resolution that H.. So
OF the Navy. if in hi~ inlr,n,.,., III, i,,,...
tent with tn" nav;:. service. l,ro,i.l,. = ~.
for the conveyance OF works 81 ar ,r,,;,lt
Try TO Frame. for the t,rat cxliili-io, -. J.,
rs next wear.
Mr. Hamilton. Of MARYLAND. objected
Mr. Faulkner, Of Virginia reported In
"xt'nAinr III" provisions Of tie act Of A..
"'l>f IL. ISIS. 10 the widows Of ot,:,ers arr
others i,lnG in the military service of H..
nif'd States. Referred 20 the COMMITTEE
Of the whole.
On motion of Mr.. phc';.S. Of Missouri. flo
Committee On Post Ofl,r~ were i.,-r,,u.,
I" inquire iht" tie cxIeaii,iisv ii c>tal5;.l-
inE an express anal hc,wrrn s. Ions ava
>"n Francisco, tor the Transmission g., =
and for increased rates OF postage fur ...,
mail.
No quorum Icing present the IIouse -
.iougrcI til TUESDAY
SEHATE-Mr Rockwell. of Nas>,,l.,....-
introduced the House hill. nir;r.r The A..
of Congress to he transfer from the ST..
Massachusetts 10 the STATE. e. New Yo,k ~.
Boston -Four Co:ucrS. Ccnculred in Az,
passed.
I!"r>E.-Mr. Farley, Of Maine. from :,
conmi.ice on Territories reported. la y, 3
amci.lmc:;s IT," SENATE lill authorizing =
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SEVEN MILLIONS OF PAssENGEEs-
While The case of Ray was on trial in the
Municipa! Court, Superintendent: CT the New
York Central RaiIror,i testified that over
million Passengers were carried over the road
Y cOu"S. u :. ear
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GEORGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

|
| -eS The academic year is divided into two ses
| - sons of FIVE months each the first common
sTsz-s cling on the goth of July, and ending on tn
10Th of December; the secoud commencing on TIL
20th of February, and ending the 18th of July.
The cadets are divided into four college classes.-
The annual commencement takes place on the Wed
neSday before the goth of July.
ACADEMIC STAFF:
Col. A. '. BRuMBY, A. NJ, Superintendent and Pro
fessor of Mathematics.
Capt. SAMUEL JONES' U. S A., Commandant of the
Cadets, and Professor of Engineering.
Mr.. V. H.. MANGET Professor of French History etc.
Mr. w H. Hunt Professor of Chemistry and English
Literature.
Mr.. J. B. GooDwIN, Professor of Drawing.
Capt. w. t BLACK, ASST Professor of Mathematics
Cadet R. S. CAMP, Assistant Teacher.
A. CoSsELL, NJ. D., Surgeon.
The institution is under the direction and manage
ment OF board of trustees in conjunction with a
board of visitors appointed by the governor the State
Byan act of the legislature of this State the institute
has received from the general government lao cadet
muskets and accoutrements, and a field battery con-
sstng of four sx FOUNDER brass pieces and two twelve
FOUNDER howitzers.
The superintendent and the commandant are gra-
duates of West Point. and as both of them have had
long experience officers ard teachers, the public
may be assured the government discipline and course
Of studies of the institution will be strictly enforced
TERMs--Tuition, board washing, fuel, lights, mu-
SIC, and all other contingent expenses, per session of
i've months II so. Surgeons fee per annum, s..
Persons Desiring further information can obtain
opy OF the regulations by addressing the supernten
lent, or any member of the board of trustees. i
ANDREW ]. HANSELL, Sec'y
Marietta. Georgia, MAY, 1855. m23 -3m
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A letter from Kemiesch bay, in the Sentlnt
of Toulton, has the following romantic story
A rather strange adventure has occurred out
side Sebastopol A young Russian woman
was for some days seen walking about the Rus
sian trenches, and sometimes at night also
with lantern. It was thought, as she was
very tall and Of majestic appearance, that she
was a man in disguise, and the general in chiel
| ordered that she should be carefully watched
At 6 o'clock, in the morning of the 28th she
| again appeared opposite our lines, and examin-
ed them with great attention; she carried a
note book and pencil in her hand, and seemed
to inscribe in it the result of her observations.
Finding after while, that she was perceived,
she hurried towards species of ravine at the
extremity of the French trenches. Two Zou-
ayes were sent in pursuit of her and captured
her. Being found to be really woman, she
was taken before gen. Canrobert and ques-
toned. She said she had made observations
OF the French position for the good OF her
country and to avenge the death of her hus-
band, Boninoff by name, who was killed at the
battle of Alma. The note book was found to
contain several details relative to the situation
of our batteries and the number of guns in
'hSdi, sic Hdu diSO Ill utI pOChet d Oouoio o1i
rel pistol, and letter addressed to prince
Menschikoff: She was placed in confinement
under the surveillance of two sentinels; it has
been determined that she shall be sent to the
fortress at Malta.
An exchange paper INDUCES in the follow
ing moral and instructive calculations: 1t has
been calculated that the cost of washing linen
that might just as we'll be worn two days long
er amounts to enough in this country to more
han defray the expenses of the American
board Of foreign missions! The expenses of
buttons worn on the back of our coats, where
hey are of no earthly use, is equal to the sup
BORT of all our orphan asylums! The value
If tails to dress coats, (of no value in reality
or warmth or convenience is actually great
r than the cost of our excellent system of
common schools!
Wonder whether the man who made the
bove calculations also computed the value of
lis own time
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Great Bargains in Groceries,, &c,

HAVING purchased the entire stock in trade Of
Ii Thatcher & Co, and received large supplies
from the city, my assortment OF Family Groceries, fine
old brandies, rum, gn whiskey wines, cordias, pre-
serves, pickles, kechups, mustard pepper Spices ea
coffee sugar, salt, soap Candles oils CIGARS chewing
and smoking tobacco, brandy fruits, fancy groceries,
bar stores, ETC., is the largest and most complete in
Shreveport and will be sold cheap, if cheaper
than they be purchased any other store in town.
AS must dispose of this stock before the river rises to
make for my spring goods, extraordinary induce
ments is offered to buyers.
have also on hand good assortment of dry goods,
domestics, clothing hats caps boots Shoes brogans,
cutlery, hardware glassware, crockery etc. which will
be sold unusually low. Call in and examine the goods
and prices before you purchase elsewhere
dec27 MBAER Teyas strsse+
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er kinds of wagons, for horses and oxen
and CARTS drays, and timber wheels, with and with
out axles; warehouse and steamboat trucks, Jersey
and baggage wagons; baggage and other carts, for
horses and oxen; handcarts, wheelbarrows of every
description, and all other articles in the wheelwright
line, made of the best seas oned materials aud war.
ranted to besnperor other establishment in the
city, and will be sold at greatly reduced prices and
lower than by any other house. Purchasers are soil
cited to give me call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. l none but black locust
hubs and bent feIloes. Also, every variety of sugar
and cotton Ploughs. F. AESCHLEMANN,
feb7-ly Nos. 10 and As Perdido ST., N Orleans
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JOS, HUFTY,

Mo- ~. JUS. HUFTf, No. 90
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE &, RErArL DEALER IN
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Rich Fancy
AND STAPLE GOODS,
No. 20 Camp street, under City Hotel. New Orleans
Respectfully invites the attention of wholesale and re
tail dealers and purchasers to his VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS, which is freshly imported auc
constantly supplied throughout the year.
SHE'LL COMBS,
Imitation Shell and Buffalo COMBS of every stve an,
variety. ..f-.~
BRUSHES. of every description, of his own manufac
ture, and at the lowest Northern Factory prices
Toilet Articles, -
Such as PERFUMERY, HAIR OILS. HAIR PINS
POMATUM, FANCY SOAPS, &c.
FINE FANS. PURSES. PORTABLE DESKS
=. POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES, together with
an endless variety of PORTE MONIES, &C., OF
every style and shape at unusually low prices
GUNS PISTOLS, KNIVES, Colts and Warmers E.
VOLVING PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAZORS
LIFE PREsERvERs, FIsHIsG REELS and TACKLE. of ey.
cry variety, to suit the determined Angler
watches, Jelcel7.y, sc.
The stock in this line, consisting in part of fine r. r.
Cooper, NJ. J. Tobias and real Jos Johnson move.
ments, with hne assortment of Swiss and En- e3ish
LEVERS, together with large stock of fine eastern
JeWelry iyerWare, &C.. has been selected with great
care by r. Roberts, for many years engaged in the
wholesale business; and having been purchased for
cash, great inducements will be offered to purchasers
Every article warranted as represented or The MONEY
refunded. "a : .
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| 4 RE now receiving and opening a new and com
| ~ plete stock of
GROCERIES:
100 bbls whiskey, of various brands,
! 40 bbls Monongahea and rye whskey,
! 100 bbls -four st. Louis and OHIO,
IS BAGS Rio and Java coffee
so hhds sugar, 10 cases loaf sugar,
so bbls and 60 half bbs moasses,
100 pkgs Brandes French and American,
10 casks rum. 5 do Holland gin, 10 do Amer. do.
90 bbls peach brandy. do cherry bounce,
10 casks Port and Madeira Wines,
10 casks claret and Malaga do.
10 casks London porter, 0 do Scotch ale,
$50 boxes chewing tobacco, 100, 900 cigars, o
30 casks hams, shoulders and bacon sides,
Brandy fruits, fruits in their juice, Sardines, pic
kIes, ketchups HOLSTERS, shrimps, candles starch,
dgo, sal eratus spices, cloves nutmcgs fish, matches
together with every description of family groceries,
plantation supplies and boat stores.
These goods were selected by us in person, are
guaranteed TO be of the best quality, aud will not
be under sold by any house in town. mis-
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STACEY & WELLS,
Wholesale and Retail GrOCerS,

NO. IA on the Levee, Shreveport.
HAVE just received per steamboats, Runaway ant
LII Cleona their fall stock, comprising one OF tht
largest and complete assoments brought tt
this place, among which will be found:
Plain and sugar-cured hams, clear sides; shoulders
Mess and prime pork leaf lard
Mess beef; mackerel; behring's;
Superior St. Louis and Ohio -four;
Brown, loaf, clarified and crushed sugars;
Re-boiled and sugar house molasses;
Rio and Java coffee; fresh teas
Coarse and fine Liverpool sally
Virginia chewing tobacco, of all quahtes;
Havana and American cjgars smoking tobacco;
Soap, candles, starch, indigo; vinegar;
Dean and Wayne, old Monongahea, old rye, recti-
fed common and other whiskey;
Choice old cognae and champagne brandies;
Pure Holland and American gin;
Old jamaica and n. E. rum;
Madeira, sherry and port wines, guaranteed genuine,
Claret and champagne wines;
London porter, Scotch ale; cider;
Brandy cherries fruits in brandy and their own Juice;
Cordals of every description; syrups OF all kinds;
ketchups and sauces of every description;
Pickles, pie-frnits, and sweetmeats;
Ralslns, prunes preserved ginger, almonds;
Sardines, lobsters salmon, shad
Pine apple and goshen cheese;
Olive oil, olives, capers; wine and other btters;
Rice, potatoes, beans and peas;
Sperm and lard oils;
Soda, butter and water crackers;
Yeast powders Matches backing;
Pepper, mustard, nutmegs, cloves, aspice;
Powder, shot, and Lead;
Brooms buckets, wooden ware;
Demijohns, bottles, jugs, jars and stone-ware;
Plough and clothes lines; trace chains;
Castings, spikes, nails, brads and tacks;
general assortment of Fancy Groceries, etc., to-
ether with choice stock of
BOAT AND BAR STORES,
omprsing all the favorite brands of pure old brandies
ines. gip, rum, curacoa absynhe, peppermint, bit
syrups, bar furniture and fixtures, etc. etc., and
endless variety of other articles tedious to emu
lerae, all Of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
purchasers are invited to give call.
Particular attention will be paid putting up and
arefully packing all orders from country merchants
Ianters and other persons residing at distance.
We will receive additions our stock by every boat,
nd by that means be enabled to keep it complete dur
10 the entire season. aug30 |
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r. ]. HART 81 20

Having removed 10 lielf commOdlous Stores
Nos. II AND 70 TcHoup1rouLAs STREET.
HAVE hand full and well selected stock OF
IL G. IL o C E Il Hes,
And other articles in their line in part CONSISTING of
CoFFEE-Rio, Havana and Java
TEAs-Imperial, Pouchong ,gunpowder hyson ,youno
hyson, souchong, padre, etc.
SUGAR-Br"wn, white, loaf, crushed and powdered
MoLASsEs-COuntry, sugar house and golden svrun
ToBACco-Assorted brands comprising allouali,j,s
CIGARs-Large stock, well assorted
SPlcEs-Cloves, mace, nutmegs, pepper ginger all
spice, ground spices of all kinds.
SoAP-Brown, Boston, western, northern, white and
fancy in bars and cakes; CASTLE
Starch-Fox:S, CinGS nnati.
CuocoLATE-Sweet and plain.
SHoT-Buck and drop.
POWDER in aud kegs; Lead,
Pickles, catsups, preserves, brandy fruit brandy cher
ries; fruits in their own juice.
Theoretically sealed HOLSTERS, salmon shad sardines
oysters, etc.
W1NEs--Madeira, Oportos claret white, sweet and
dry Malaga Muscat, Sherry.
BRANDY-Cognac Rochelle, Bordeaux, P each, Amer
lean.
GIs-Holand and domestic.
RUM-Jamaica, New Orleans, n. E.
WHIsKEY- Monongahela, Bourbon Western Vir-
ginia, Irish, Rockford, apple champagne.
DRUGs AND DYEs--Indigo, madden. sui phate quiz
nine together with a full assortment of other staple
drugs and chemicals, by the case only.
SrAr1oNERY-Playing cards. letter, cap, wrapping
and ssmpling paper, blank books together with an
assortment of similar goods
Wooden and Willow Ware, brooms, gunny bags,
buckets tubs, axehelves, etc.
W1THERuL's PHILADELPHIA w HITE LEAD-Hav-
ing been made agents for the sale of the celebrated
White Lead manufactured by Wetherill and Broth
er, we shall keep constantly on hand large assor-
of the different grades and the various sized pack
ages to which we invite the attention of the trade.
To which they invite the attention of the trade.
New Orleans Eeh ID 1853
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New COpartnership.
STACEY a. WELLS.

. I a = u I N W e u liz,
No. IA on the Leyee-SuceeSSOrs to RObt. Donnell,
TAVING formed copartnership, for carrying on
i Il the Grocery and Produce Business, and having
purchased the entire stock of Mr. Robert Donnel will
continue the trade all its branches the above stand
One of the firm has just returned from the city where
he selected with care extensive additions so that our
stock is large and completes and will be sold for
small profit. We respectfully solicit, and will be hap
pv to receive, continuance of the liberal patronage
extended to our predecessor, which from rigid atten
ton to business and uniform fair and honorable deal
ing we hope to be able to merit from generous public
ANDREW J. STACEY.
iuy 10 OSBORN J. WELLS.
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A Health.
/ fill this cup to one made up
Of loneliness alone:
4 l. - H., $40 II s

LII ILLS cup " ohS AAiooS
Of loneliness alone:
"A woman of her gentle sex
The seeming paragonj
To whom the better elements
And kindly stars have given
A form so fair, till like the air, g.
IT'S less Of earth than heaven.
Her every tone is music's own
Like those of morning birds, r
And something more than melody
Dwells ever in her words;
The coinage Of her heart are thay,
And from her lips each floWsI
As one may see the burdened bet
Forth issue from the rose.
Affections are as thoughts to herr
The measure of ner hours;
Her feelings have the fragrancy,
The freshness of young flowers;
And lovely passions, changing CIT,
So fill her, she appears
The image of themselves by turns,
The idol of past years.
Other bright face, one glance Will trace
A picture on the brain,
And Of her voice in echoing hearts
sound must long remain;
But memory, such as mine, of Eef
So very much endears,
When death is nigh, my latest sigh
Will not be life's, but hers.
1 fill this cup to one made up
Ofloveliness alone,
A woman Of her gentle sex
The seeming paragon
Her health and would on earth there stood
Some more of such a frame,
That life might be all poetry o
And WEAKNESS name.
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II. L. STONE IL Co.
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants
and Powder Agents,

No. / Gravier street, New Orleans.
II EEP constantly on hand large assortment OF
IN Groceries and staple articles, among others will
be found
Butter, Goshen and Western;
Cheese. English dairy western, pine apple, ETC.
Lard, hams, shoulders, sides,
Tobacco, chewing and smoking, #e
Soap rice Liverpool and table salt,
Scotch ale, London porter,
jamaica N. E. and N. o. rum
Brandy and wine, of all brands
Carets champagnes, and Sauterne,
Gin, whiskey, cordials assorted,
Sal lEratus, starch, indigo, lead,
Macaroni, vermcelli, tapioca,
Spice, pepper, ginger, nntmegs, cloves,
Fine teas, coffee, all kinds,
Pickles, ketchups, sardines, Holsters,
Candles, sperm, wax and star.
Whiskey. Irish, Scotch and American;
Raisins, figs, prunes, currants; 4M~@
Almonds, ilberts, pecans;
We are, also, agents for of the most celebrated
POWDER MILLS, and keep large assortment always
on hand. nov 2, 1853
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F. AESCHLEMANN,
DEALER IN PITTSBURG MANUFACTURED
WAGONS AND CARTS,
Repository, Nos 10 and 46 Perdido street,
] and 46 PerdidO street

IN Z" orleans .
l H E subscriber
has at all times
on hand, and is
daily re- ing
from his. m tnu
factory, at Pitts
burg, plantation,
road and all 9TH
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-07-11
Books and Stationary,

D GENTLY Seceved an extensive assortment of
IL Standard and Miscellaneous Books, embracing
works Theology, the Sciences. Arts, Masonry,
History etc, fine and common Bibles, Prayer Books
Hymn Books: the works Of Shakespeare Byron, Mil
ton, Scott Burns. and other distinguished authors;
variety of Novels and light literature; Dictionaries,
Grammars, Spelling Books, Readers Biographies and
Atlas, Arithmetics, and other School Books; Blank
Books in great variety, letter. cap and Paper en-
veopes, red and black ink, waters, sand sealing wax
steel pens pen holders pencils etc etc. All of which
will be sold at the lowest prices, by
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