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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

thing TO cat. Ard then you should have see
how gladly she set about i, The Young ma
felt is If he could fall at her feet and worship
her. II WAS late before + went home
tnat night; but the leap from the MaIn
Nam VIZ, no more Thought Of. lie
came to- the house every evening, in Ord''r
~ he sai. to share with them his scanty
earnings
Abou, turtri.h, aiteras he was going away
one evening. he >ai. TO Bertha; xviii you De
'.'m- my wife. | AN only apoor clerk, but
Am hInest and upright"
Bertha bln,Lc.l and cast her ewes to the
ground.
"Can Won love me. B"r,ha z" He asked a.
gun In an overflow OF feeling.
She was silent. and did no' raise her head:
hu! che held oat her hani. lie seized it. and
kissed il ierventIv:
Bertha said he. Il love you immeasure-
ably; You have saved my life"
4 few DAYS a't"r, the young couple, sim
ply hit respectfully attirr1. and accompanied
nv Herr Shnlt. went to church, where
they were married in a quiet way. When
they came ont IN IN and wife. An elegant car
rI,.t was standing At The door. and tootman
III rich livery Ia' down the step.
"C'n'." said the happy husband to his
h,.wIi!cr-i wife, who looked at him with a.,
MiZr.Ir-nt
b fore 81" cn''i utter worl. the three
were s"a'-d in u. ra,ri4yr. driving away a,
IW:s pi'". The 'arra'Le stopped before
'pen'!'i house IN the 5r>i part of fca'A
tort. fhey were received Nv number Of
dhnes'cs, who conducted them 70 apartment,
Decorated IN The most costly s,.e
This Is your mistress" said Ito the
servants: "ani her rnn n,nis you have
h"ncctorth tpob-y. My darling wife," said
he then, turning to Bertha am Karl T.
one OF the wei'rh;rst men in this city. This
house Is vonrI. ant those servants will End
OF You. hp! ; pie.l... from von that riches
will not corrupt v"Ir heart. Here it Is, III
th. prayer BOOK OF Your poor mother, writ
Ten bv your own hand III thou vert TO give
me- all tl" treasures OF the world, q Lord
would still remain Thine humble servant
For what ia gold before Thee. thar lookes'
into the heat: Thine is my heart, and
Tame i, shall rem lin"
81 IS the Lords and thine. my beloved
Karl" whispered Bertha, and sank in hi:
arms
I'll Irah for the leap from the Main Brucke
exclaimed r embracing his fa,her-in
law
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THE REPUBLICAN, VOTE.

From The Burlington Free Press.
The vote thrown tor Col Fremont at the
recent election was the greatest compliment
ever yet paid to any candidate. 1t was the
hearty approval of the intelligence and worth
Of thu country. Take the statistical columns
Of the census. and the figures which tell YOU
where schools and churches and Libraries a.
hound tell you also where the republican ma
joriiirs roll up. New England, where the
average Of adults who cannot read is one in
four hmndred gives Fremont 1870 600 MAORI
ty-whi'e in South Carolina where the ave.
rage Of white adults who cannot read is one
in SIR. Mr.. Buchanan has it all his own wav
IL ~ so throuyhout-ardt the fart troubles that
portion OF the Buchanan party who still re-
tain some OF their respect for cdurafion and
morality. They strive to avoid The inev,a-
hIr conclusion, like the Washington Union.
by snrerinc At "priest ridden New Eng
land" or like the chairman OF the Democrat,
'c National Committee, who in his recen,
speech in Burlington. paid his own State the
compliment of saving thar il was more given
up TO all the i>mS which afillt mankind than
any other portion of creation
Such things are easily said. but thew tell
against the shallow u'terer. The public. GEN
orally kpou -. b,.T,ro,,.o -, ,r, III
tual light and darkness they know the worth
ofihat elevation which comes from the spread
OF knowledge aud rrli2ion-and they are moi
slow to draw the proper Inference runr-ruinc
the character of the parry Whose stronghold.
are Platte Co Missouri. and B-rks Co. Ia
aud the Five Points of New York.
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INSCRIBED TO THE FREMONT CLC BIS

Beneath thv skies, November.
Thy skies of cloud and rain,
Around our b!nzing camp fires,
We close our ranks again
Then sound AGAIN the bugles,
Cal! the battle r. Il anew;
Ifmonths have well nigh won the held,
What NAV not four wears do!
For. God lie praised! New England
fakes once more her alic eni Place;
Again the Pilgrim, banner
Leads Tie vanguard Il the race.
Then sound again the bugles,
Call the battle roll ew;
If mouths have wei nigh won the held,
What may not four years do!
Along the lor,llv Hudson
A shout Of triumph breaks:
The Empire State is speaking,
From the ocean 10 the lakes.
Then sound again The i'ugles,
Call the battle roll anew;
Ifmni,.hS have well nigh won the held,
" hat NAV not for years do.
The Northern hills are blazing.
The Northern skies are bright:
An 4 the fair voung West Is turning
Her forehead to The light.
Then sound again 'ie bugles,
Call the battle-r,ll aIew;
If months have well nigh won the field,
v hat may not four wears do?
Push every outpost nearer
Press hard the hostile towers.
Another H,'akliva.
AM The Malak fl is ours,
linen sound again I, q bnylc.,
Gail the battle rail anew:
II r,"nths have seil nigh WON the field,
What ma. not four Years do!
Eu keei, 'he s:me old banner,
For nne can i'ett~r be.
Pass on 'lir >I,ne old wH'chwLrd:
FKtM"NT AND NICToKY,
And sound again the hugles,
Call The battle roll anew:
II months have well nigh won the field
What may not toEr Years do!
!. Il WHITTIER.
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OFFICIAL CANVASS.

- 1t has been stated that letter from
Senator SKINNER had no small influence in
procuring the passage of the bill by the Leg
stature OF this State approPria'ins S2o,ooo
in aid of the furnishing settlers Of Kansas -
The letter is evrrv way worthy OF the noble
heart OF its author, and may have been one
instrumen,a'ity in etirrtlns the passage. The
letter is as follows
BosToN. Nov l.. 1876
Dear Sir Il wish that could and YOUR
efforts to interest the State Legislatures for
Kansas To these legislatures look At tins
exlgrncv for something WORTHY OF the cause
which Is now in jeopardy. They have the
power. and this Is the very m"mrnt to exert
1t. God bless the State WIN h hrcins
Surely hhrrtv in Kansas, involving our
own liberty also. is worthy of every effort
10 It's security every citizen should contrib
ute according to his means: and know M
better rule for the State Legislatures than tor
the clrizen. These Legislatures should all
contribute according 10 their means: the
more the better Aud such contributions
like every other charity, will bc twice bles,
ed.
Accept NV best wi>he. for Kansas, and be
lieve m-, dear sir, faithfully vonrS.
CHARLES SUMNER
JUDGE CONWAY. Kansas.
The New York Tribune thus speaks in ref
erence 70 this subject -
| The Legislature Of Vermont has done hon
or even to that noble State by appropriatina
! Twenty Thousand Dollars from her trrasnr,
for the relief and maintenance Of the Oh
pressed and f.mu>hing people Of Kansas. Il
is primarily an act OF humanity, hut of wist
policy and forecast as we'll The settlers of
Kansas are holding and guarding that vas,
and fruitful Territory not tor themselves only
or mainly. but for hundreds of thousands of
Free Lahorers now living in all the States
Vermont included. The expulsion or com
plete pro>tration of the Free State men now
In Kansas closes the embryo State against all
but the Shareholders, their chattpls and thpir
parasites. 1t is not probable. il the presen,
Free State pioneers of Kansas should I've
driven or starved out, that others could b.
found TO take their places and brave thri,
perls. The Shareholders h ave what is face
tiously callen " law and order on their side
they have the incoming Administration. it.
power and patronage 4; they have everything
but numbers, possession and right Let then
succeed in driving out the Free State settler.
now on the soil. and their places would nev
rr be filled. except ty their exterminatins
advrrsarirs. II is the common interes. of
all the Free States, as also of the Free La
horrrs of slave States, that the present IN
hahitants OF Kansas should be sustained and
strengthened. and We thank Vermont 70. SC
nobly pioneering the path OF duty.
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POLyGAMY. Too "A proclamation issu.
ed by the Brigham Youn. Saints of Grea,
Salt Lake to the faithful, declares. that
Z" The Democratic party is the instrument
in Gods hand. by which is TO be Effected our
recognition as soverrign state. with the do
mestIc institutions Of slavery and polvgamv,
As established by the prophets aud pafriarcts
OF old. under divine authority. and renewed
to the saints Of latter DAYS, through Gods
chosen rulers and pro, bets"
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sJSb Printing.

+ We are now prepared TO execute nearly all kinds
ot Printing used in the c"untrv-PLAIN and ORNA-
MENTAL.-in TIE VERY BEST STYLE and at LOW
RATES. Merchants and others who desire BILL.
HEADS Or Circulars ofany kind, printed in a nea,
'tyle, may rely upon entire satisfaction
Orders sent us viii! be promptly attended to.
RAND, STONE & co.
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Herbert. the murderer of Kratinc. left
San Franrisro on the 23d ult.. FOR Kai>a and
the Californian kind, remarks upon his de.
par'ure I'VE sincerely wish he may never
return We have no further use for him
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29
Cite Californian.
ST. JOHNsRURY, NOV. 70, 1856.
SPECIAL NOTICES,

N.B. PALMER is authorized to receive Adver-
tsemeIts and SuscriL tios at his Offices in Boston,
New-!ork. aud Philadelphia.
). a. PEI ItNGl!L 4 co are authorized to do
the same IN huston and New-Ynrk
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

The editor Of the Portsmouth, n IL
Chronicle has been trying experiments in
raising The Chinese sugar cane. Thiriy-two
stalks produced one put Of noassrs superior
10 he best Southern.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

Senator douglas was arried on Thurs.
day to Mis-, Cults. one Of the bellies Of Wash.
ington.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

The Free Press. in noticing the re-
turns of the election in this State, makes some
estimates of the results Of the disintercsted
laborS Of the administration press in the State
1t allows that it is very natural that our bretb.
rem of the Administration press. in Vermont,
should throw up their caps over the event of
the National election. 1t gives them for Pres
ident the Man of their choice, and it contin.
ues them in the quiet possession of their re-
spective Post offices. But how much have
the dl>interested labors Of these gentlemen
contributed to the result? The Senfiners
county gives Mr.. Buchanan not quite one
vote in fire /; the PARROTS county gives him
about one vote in fire ; the Age's county gives
h i'm about one vote in sir the Stars county
gives him one vote in three; the Arqus' coun.
~ gives him not quite one in sir Vermont the
field OF labor Of these papers. give. Mr.. Plat
form less than one vote in fire she gives
Fremont, the man Of her heart, a mnjor;,y
nearly three times as great as the entire rofe
for his opponent. The democratic party in
Vermont, which but three years ago polIed
$4,000 votes, has dwindled nearly one halt.
IT has fallen off sensib!y, even since the Sep
TENDER election.-a fact due doubtless TO the
disgust occasioned ln their own ranks bv the
dishonest and abusive manner in which the
camEaiSn has been conducted bv the Jour
nails OF the Buchanan party. Some sober
meditation on these facts may moderate a it,
tie the exultation Of our Administration CO.
temporaries.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

Will receive no attention. Marriages. Deaths
I.sns of News, &c, should alwav. be accompanied
hv some responsible nYme. - aries OF more
eaan five lines viii be insert si :e same price as
Advertisements.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29


i"tE "E'r Inc rhararter OF onr tree
crate men NAV b. ~ ICED Of IN slight degree
10y their manner OF meeting da"ger,tr'a's ana
,o>'e' IN me early part OF September
"r'"S'e''o" ana MS followers ourEt thenwt'
n.,s ana "fhrr h!'.hings belonging 20 Judge
""Ar"e''! VT. iIta'h. Cap'. walker an"
o''e'S' we were surprised IN pasS'h" up
'"e '""' 'e" "a's SINCE 20 see s""''a"''a'
''o"' ou''''"ss gong up o" ''' sam" ground
one VI 'he'h nearly c"mp''tr,. we are h"'
are. The En'grart Aid company has given
contract 10 M''srs "hltnf! Low. TO re-
~ ~. 81. "",r',e" ri ''e'' si'o,""s "u :r
h.. ~ bv ~ c., om ,Io aronnd ,onr .,or,.s in
hight, includnc tb. basement. II !, the de-.
sign TO complete 1t at as early day as posi-
''' !" Tic 'pfH.s -h""SdS Hefd" " fTee-
"0"'
GEORGE BANCROFT rrOx KANSAS. We
s,.,.., ,h;. ,. ,h., w., yosL ru;h,
80.
~" 't''''' " ''o ->''''' ''"" '''S'''
rlah.and Mr.. FOLK 5 minister to England
"A distinguished American democrat par.
tirularlv we'll INFORMED! as 10 our colonial mis-.
tory when invited tn attend a Kansas m..t;nu
'c''-" ~ "'' not ac'el' 'he 'h'"a,'on' ye'
.>',"'''! >'"if,, 20 ''oSe VINO invited MN 'ha'
- "S"'n'' W.,
~, ''' '''''' ave. """''e'
w ~ '''o'''e ~
NV "'' "''S Pe' P''"'c" !" N'''S"o u'
without anv opposition from it, upon the fire.,
state settlers
VII, Sam =, co,.,,.or,rv 81,
opr o,,;,;or h.rs,l, xor;.. G
ohs.rr.,;o
..rv.. t.r , ,, e
b;s ,,,sr thu, for wh., H.. :,
r,. m
NOR. ont of ,h. =, ..o .... $50. Ill.,
K'pton as something remarkable. Here j
~ WY surprising h'P'"'
;ny Tn. towns NJ :. C.or,. An.,av..
R,,,;r,r. E,hu 49,, -,
ten. threw not yot. for any one Inn, r..
mont Two or three others threw none IN
Buchanan. and in fifteen or twenty town
the Buchanan vote is not over fye,-Ere
Press
=,
.:,,' ',N,Lhti !" us recent 'Peec
! ,''' '""' .e,no"' was more give
w - az '"e '>'''s '''"' curse humanity ina
ism which Vernon, is NOT u;v.n nm ~ o.,
IDENTITY and that s-locoiOcoi>m. -Free Pres
The Fremont party in New Uamnshir
hal an admirable orcapizaation and b.tor
the election made a complete canvass of tn
state. Their tootin, wa. : Who'll. vote 20
l2G. Fremont .542. Buchanan 30. 39G donl
fu! 2,lSS. The actual state of the vote Wac
1869, Fremont IS. O6S. Burhanan 80 23
Fillmore 39l. Pretty fair Gour;no that.
u"'' oe co"'e>seo.
ADVENT CoNyEHrIOy.-A Conyent;on
-
"" '.''"s '"ev Pds>t" 'ne Io'IO"Ins as
o"''' 'o' 'u'u'e "'''o"'
Inc COMMITTEE would report that on til
question o! the state Of the dead and end o
the wicked. they recommend TO those VIII
cooperate In CrOmuGat the doctrine o
the near coming OF Christ. that they avoi
preaching IN manner calculated to Civ
offence to those holding opposing sentiment
and they as tar As Is practicable. EXPIRE.
Themselves IN scriptural phra>eology.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

A DrTY SrGGEsTED.-Inth the Free States
of the Union tie Press is the great lever by
which public opinion is moulded. 1t not
only reflects the sentiments of the communl-
ty, but instructs and influences in a degree
seldom arl reciated. Especially in the DIS
semination Of politica' truths. it takes rrece
dency Of every and all other agencies In
our own State ocVermont, in fact, it stands
almost alone As means of awakening the
people to sense of their duty as citizens OF
a representative government. Political
stump speakingi i. very little Practiced among
US. Cur State is so strongly one-sided that
thorough organization is not resorted to. As
| consequence,the newspaper is left alone IN
| the field. We present these facts for the
purpose Of calling the attention of those who
sympathize with the political doctrines We
endeavor to advocate, to the great importance
OF giving as large circulation as possible to
the truths and principles they believe in. -
The present seems fit opportunity to carry
Ibis suggestion into effect. The stirring ex-
citement of the campaign is over. The calm
which naturally succeeds is favorable for the
d'spassionate bearing Of the questions at issue,
tor the full and free discussion of disputed
points, and for the occupation of the great
vantage ground gained in the struggle just
closed. The seed sown in the last campaign
will riren it carefully nourished in the four
years to come. Here !, a dnry which needs
to be done. Republican friends what ser.
vice can each of you render in this matter
THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF VERMONT.
The vote of Vermont for Presidential f.
lectors was canvassed at Montpelier las,
week. The vote of Counties is given below
The vote is larger than that Of any previous
year. except in ls4c, being in the aggregate
5O.747. As compared with Bu hanan, Ere
mont had nearly tour times As many votes -
a. CUuiidItu VIII nearly P|UHI
times as manv Buchanan's vote falls below
that cast fer Reyes in September more than
one thousand, while the Republican vote in
November is nearly six thousand larger than
in September. In 1852, Scott had a bare
majority in the State. the figures in the Pres
idcntial election of that year "a compared
with those of 1856, standing as follows -
1876. 1892
Fremont, 3?5G3 Scott, Pals
Buchanan. 1857 PIERCE, 1904
Scattering, Gil Hale, SG2l
| From this it will be seen that Fremont
vote over SCOTS is l7.3SS; over Buchanan
2S.9S4 over all. $3.50.
/ We have no reason to find fault with Yer
mont.
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Correspondence.

We sohCst VOLUNTARY COMMUNICATIONS fran nj
rarso f the country upon matters of interest. Item,
q Nhws, in particular. wiN be thankfully received.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-04
eokuk snnasaun,

FT'IE lNDEkaIuNFD w.ul fesree fully on
naunce ~ tha cirz rs VI k@obuk, thai hc has
I'll nj his raoms TOR the pea.n 81 ntlem men
sat #5'5e aad aApie rr paratlUne 4asp been iaade
to II seiAt and promote he aith. Yeer and men.
Ia elaste1tt II all VINO may lssift participate in
tue manly exercises and healthy sp#fss If symnas-
ne- Fareair and cold water, iuaIeleuslx used IN
the manner prescribed by him, Cannot fail 10 make
the most weakly htaiths strong AID robust.
ag- Rooms over Carey q kilbaufnf store. XII
taafne e l'orl. Man street, Ia tie 4ih tory. In.
tr8ne from hs rear oi th. hptldinr
tleele8li B MANCHESTER
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-04
". W. JOHNSTON.
/ FNlltHI Ahth, lafhef q d#ifa-sH at
1 T4@tr8 -tr..f4

tarries ou ih busiu e Ind ttEiug In all
Tram ae. he ha- rgo utst inaaa ~ uette adaitio
r. as- -f...k and p-Tfcted BIZ aUaag A4ents IN exc
aaIsar5iu.ut.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-04
removed from soncept sfaii.

+ H. II H0l6IrON, Attorney and Counsellor
IL. at LaH, Notary Public, Lan afi gsnnfa coi-
lertiHE geut Office III The Real Estate Agony and
wllolq.aie Auction House of smith / Van Stetlon,
~ II stfeet between Main and Johnsan. keokuk,
Iowa Lots d lots and Farms for sale, On reaspna-
bic terms oct. al
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-04
card 10 lhe E.aaIcs.


" 0A faud4 for the large stock at ltl nt
y ming t}.ttis III NcFctPlan md s4lsl 81!
uls aHa 4 4eh II alI widths Plush Shaded. Ms
Eau4y aoite Antique, Natcred Ribbons eai5r-and
Ni4tH 9aIeant ID efett variety 1imps, Bfaids d.;
some IN bright eolors flr childrsn's dresses
s.pf IL d6w 7. b. FOSTER.
LHRENGa eAs.lMERES-A lot more Of elo.e
| SGpe4b French Gas .imyres Just reeeiteaiy
i lei1w 7. y FOSTER
i-NtGl bnLNEI9- Assorted ca.u5s at 4e.s thau
lmIoft-g gr at bargains f.r milHere
le4t. 7. u l0sItE
ID Hra.IH. saaWlstor safe low y elose II
DLAibS- Those beautiful Scotch and Tartan
L P.ais. every variety can be found
seg45isg WOODWARD COS
NfE~-l~. EDITORS plrase nfor,n ,hs l.ao,s
VI tfa s.. have received the largest stock Of
hlsida eoI.ars from cents T. 90 Naltesc,
Hiaet -iIE Brns-l- and real thread Laeez Lace. lac
.a..t ami wis Collars Corsots Ribaons, Mere An
tlqn and tbhn lummings, de.- a.
II. u. WOODWARD i GO.
Aug \. lsa5.--4dw
nREs9 fEiMMINGs.-lhe Ladies can oe suited
>er-5a4w WOODWARD 4 cos.
WOOL DELAINEs.-E Every variety Of platn and
W Inquired Wool DeLaincs. inst received nj
spasdaw WooDW ARD a cos.
ID EApY MADE CLorHlNG-Everythine in this
I itne can be bad a. the lowest figures ut
sen2tapw WOODWARD L cos.
Fail styles.
WE have Just we'd our Fall STYLES IF Ladies
w Velvet. Cloth, and sink Oluaks, Iulma aud
Nlsottcs also II Brocha and Plaid Shauls
ser27dAw WOODWARD h CO.
DLAIB Lone SHAWI.s ~ Just received prr
| .Amerlean Express" 100 If new md elegant
styles, which with our previous stecb makes our AZ
sor'ment more full and complete than al any time
during he season. 50 Main Street.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-04
q. NJ. HUSTON,
yNhote.aic Dcatcr in Notions and
kanCs tsry Goods.

k4GG4 kFfy eseoHNs
81 MAIV SrRTpr. kE0kuk, Iowa,
rew stock ana The largest ana hts assorted ever
red in be market. our stock is purchaSt direct
from ms aliaetarers All importers, and W. pledge
urseee- TO sell at prizes aa low, fr each "r e good
time huvers Us 81. LouIs or any other western
Merchants Will find it to their advantage to call
and examine goods and prices before buyingelse
whore. We will consider i no trouble II show them
through ~t1ek.--d&w
4 FlN} stock If poctct Cutlery for sale laa u
n s.p 20 HlsIoA ;.
4 HEAVY stock Of cap L,tt-r, Ladies Bath. Bah
y pns,. Fancy and Commercial Note Paper. Pain
and lt Puff White and Fancy Coiorrd Inv iapcs, al
ssqap III SI0N :.
4 Gsneeal assortmcat Of German silver and dau.
y ble plated ware, al warranted and a nanqfac-
turer's rFiess, at sep20 HUSTON :.
extensive stock oi Whips and Lashes at
\ ufae.urer> prices AZ sep2l Hl@ToN's.
rElTE .argsst and bts assorted stock n Emhrode-
i ~ u IT, ci'y Al ssp-l hl9IoN'@.
rINHE Isnest assortment # Ribbons ever III red u
L The marttt at sep2l Hl9IoN =
(1LOCI>~ enough to supply The marsei, q c,rp
~ variety OF pattern. J rome make, warranted
and 1eanufaeutr,r's Prices, ot HtsIoA'S
'I1llE b.st essortm,I' Of Lace Veils and Dees
L Trimmings al scp2o HONIoN'S
LARGE and fine lot Of Kid Gloves of every
ssale Il srr2l HUSTON :,
IlsI Received a large stock of Buck a1ose, and
y 1ijts 1T sep2o Hl'sft N's,
(tnID md common feweiry, ana Gold AMI slitoi
NJ watches, ~ -er2i HUSTON y.
LNVER1 variety Il goods comprised III tae Ncssan
Il ami Fancy Geods lineai Huston ~ price tba
eaun5 s4t. u induce purchases and bgueht the buy
cr, Cal. at No 81, aua examine for yourselves,
4 FINE buggy Portable Top iar sale, enquire Of
y sep2l 6. ~ III JsIaN.
No. a, Man street.
rI T.s-f
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BOokFIELD's COMPOSITION.
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