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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
Tho omeiaI,a PIatform.

sr jaansh-y, W. ssa
sH--s---sa-------s-z----
Tho officials Platform.
a lato uamber Of tbe Constitution date Tie
UG.oul hos loader which undertake. i1
,cry cool Way, 90 define lhe exact position Of
the dominant purly beth North md South
uu certain qgrslious which have for some
years ogil1iel the eouulry FROM one end g.
thc other, and what /, regarded 100 " noro
Importance, which threaten to oyewhclm
tho party iu ucendency
Il so'a out hy attempting to distinguish
between popular sovereignty" nd ''queucr
sovereignty" regarding them - e9tirrly an
lasoD.alc. Il cous.dor. lho forms .. sound
doctrine, pure Democracy While thr latter
.is d,sorguu.4iuR aud false, aiming ul the
overthrow Of thc party and the Uoior, -
What Is rha b.astoI dogma which with
poGasly sst forth as pait OF lb, Cincinnati
pailom-u-lsu.lcd by Mr. buchanan 90
hi, lcfrr of acceptance, and Die inaugural
md is now reproduced without Improvement
iG lha the oG.l.a. orsau2
lN IN 'I'I'l 'il'f lNNb WINE l'lftI'l. l'
mains 600 territorial condition, Congress hos
ao constitutional power 90 admit OF prohibit
slavery therein, aud tha, tup local legislation,
-r-rr7't-r--- -..s-l- C-
gross conytiiudng IL territory, cannot do
what lhc pye.omiucut authority can nciltFr
do nor authorize. lhj, Is sound logic, found.
cd, however, on false promises. The result
is that no earthly power ,Aists any where 10
admit or iaAil.t slavery 10 rcspcc, TO o terri.
tory. .,.
Mherc, however, the people Of Territory
Garne ta-iail.. lAs.s-alsauic iusatu,ious, it is
ihcn admitted lhat they may dead with thi,
subject 40 to tham shall seem mcet-admj,
slavery ON express terms and make Il eternal
qs IcNns dil, or exclude ii forever as Califor-
MA did. Til, fundamental rlght nhi.h no
party on person IN f4c country ever ATTEMPT.
ed 10 con,roycn-vh.ch has been freely cy-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21


IHr lurmrAN WR.-Wc give up much
space lhis week. TO the olleugrossug Euro
pcan trouble, An account u tie cause Of
lhe war, and the position Of Ne bcligcrcut
nations will be found upon our outside. The
foreign news by the steamer We,cr is Of
l.------ la. -L.-nr,. The accounts are some.
what contradictory but Inc T7'-y1UU- rt--t-r-
parties Shows shat the conflict was sure q ,.al
already commenced The treaty between
France and Russia Ia denied. Il Is confident.
y predicted that the present war Will De-
short "a prediction based on the expectation
Nc presume, that only Austria, Franco and
sardian viii be engaged IN H. An English
newspaper Iays'
There 10 only ons CLEAN Of guuvhiuo IN
this otherwise dark and gloomy picturc--,hc
contest cannot be indefinitely prolonged.
Wars extended over years are now impos,I.
Bile. The means of destruction are nc 80
much mo"c certain and deadly, and locomo.
.'iun-hns sp shortened time and transit, mca.
,urcd by the OLD process that one party Or
the other must cry hold, enough ere miny
revolving moons have passed away. Even
before winter sets in We shall probably 10 tt
the beginning OF the end"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
Equal and Exact Justice to all Mon
LOOK on THE r1crrnr.

The United States Court for the District
Of Michigan, sentenced the Deputy Marshal
Tyler to fine of one Doiiar and ThirJ
Days Imprisonment for killing Capt. Jones
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
From Europe.


FluuriNg CosnuNcrp-TnG AtsuuASs
SUcCLssgu t.--'lhe German steamers West
Snd Boru.sia arrived 90 Sew Noth, 4ursdss
tNcLiug, with uews'hom London to the 81.
Tur WAR.
In ell probability Gghtiug had commenced,
but the kilograms from Italy were iuconss.
-ts-.taGG- lALir-AlAlcmcui were not relied
upon. The London Times has he following
dispatches: one from Vienna dated Aprii
2sth, saying, in al probability there was o
1harp action az tie bridge Of BDtilorh ton
the ficirol ycstcrisy. j. is reported that
the AuG,udns. after d considerable loss, took
Il at the point OF the bAyoprt lris said that
Aortara ia walled town IS miles from Alcs.
sandria) hss been taken to-day" A later
dispatch says that the Auptripua have Cc,u-
pied ultra, Pal'auzl and Ar.u., Gowns ou
lake Aaggtorr,l the Sarliuilns r,trcl!iuG ou
~the!r approach. aud that the Austrian' have
cut the telegraph ttues % Switzerland. 4
dispatch from Bernc also states that the
AuStrians crossed the Iicino on the 10Th and
had seized several Sandman vessels on lake
Nsggiore. A telegram from Turin. however,
OF the same date says the Austrilus we're at
Eoyara and Pavia IN fUrcc. but docs not
mention the engagement az the bridge of
BuHAlora On the contrary, il sage that no
decisive movement had been made. The
fact that the Austrians had crossed the Tici-
D 10 10 confirmed. The hing of Sardinia had
gone TO take command OF his army IN per
Eon. The London Tines, noticing the ing0n-
stlency OF the Geographic accounts. s9ys chat
u tears they are an earnest Of What may be
expected for some time 10 come. Yet from
oil these accounts. ON whic1uo absolute rcG4
s1ee can be placed ono greet fact is evolved,
that Europe has catered into q stare Of war
that war has gone forth in his usual g'dsc
aud is making himself known by his ordinary
deeds.
TIE RUSSIAN ALLIANCE.
An eIicial letter Of Prince GortschoG, the
.Russas-miaisler, to the British government.
skyI; ~ do not deny that there may exist a
written engagement between France and
HuEsia,' bat can assure you iu the most
positive manner that such engagement con
iAinS nothing 4hai in the most distant man
Dsr could be Interpreted as constituting q
hostile alliance a,Ia5nst Europe. II Lord
Nalmcsbury sLsuld be questioned ca tho
subject no may answer With confidence III the
above sense, and Ie.Ye yo4 my personal
guarantee that the dcr!araLon a!!l moi be
iAla.hed by the facts
TRANC!sJusEPn's ytANiFH1ro.
Tie war manifesto Of the emperor OF Aua.
tia IL IN Substance; - have ordorrd ms az.
my 70 eater Sardinia. ! an uvarc ,of he
vast importance OF she measure aud # ever
my dutic, as monarch WEIGHED bgs,ily on
me j. ia AZ ibis moment. Mar is.;s1 scource
of nl,iE3. i -Apl Nth EurtaW. thot tic
lvsa and property Of my subjcctr mcinpr-il'
~, and deeply fr.l " hat a severe trial var is
isrmy realm, which great. requires the CON.
tinusnee Of peace Bitthr h-ad of mon
ArrI 7.nutt De silent ~ The o1umsud ~ O. d7ur
and dBiy On the frontier il au armed
enemy, no. in alliance with the revolution.
arl party, openly ANNOUNCES bic intention o.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21

memoyy Of tby late Nj Wof5SsTsT m TITO
Montpelier Wuchmau of May 49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21

It,-s.lf 5000 ~. AL. &c.. N.tf...
American. African. and lie,olutionary blood
lla siood respectful, but unhwed, ip thf
presence Of Federal Court Ds'polism' and
Ne1 llul OF o'a' spoke l'.n .NslHs o. Hull
gnrnt' M vittc,,'g s1eerb. III xui' live IN
History. The ChiIdnn of the Free viii read
10 in their sehooI-boDAs. aHd viii cAecrats Che
'- -l.I' Of We tryIt 1nl lh'Yny nNH con,
~, aly,a,, so G GoI i.ke" w '''' '''' Wv .'
Tbr.. che - ,t,.. r.sco,,. sGsy n.
.o,,i,,i,, ofr.ao.,o, ,,,.rod n. rI., -
,.l. ,,o,,,J,r, adl ,,.,s ,.n,.o,e5 ~ soo
Gr, and 900. ,nJo4 hour. in,Gd.opm,n,
The sGbr Z. .,Il n,oJu,inv g,,at puLli. ~.
sf,o,,.,t a,d -. o,r,an,ion - ~. mo-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21
CBr caIrpentan.
nY q. n. VOW q %.

St, Johnsbury, May ~, 1860,
CoIuu rosutscf-We soii..r rounflr ~ COM
mua..4tigai ham aIi paris ~ tar country upon
5a=lisis ~ iii-iaai D. Hlms " Aa-l, iu Vaf-
t..lar, eiI. brtlau.fIy received.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-21

FIuuTiNJ CosniNCIu-Iug AtsIWLNs
SucCLssyuL--lhe German steamers West
snd Boru.,ia arrived % Sew lorh 4uesdss
tcling, with uevs'hom London to the 3D..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20


will be open on Sundays, from 8 to 9 A. M.
GENTS. LIST.
Asbyornson Il G Arst Johannes
Banham w Baird John
Brown George Bargerbos b
Brockway Frank Bell John
Enttel Andreas Blake Jacob
Collins r b Chapman BIT
Conner NC Cirby Nicklis
Dowen John
Erwin w Exc Arnold
Fowler Daniel tanning Jeffrey
Frecrs Al Flnnigan Timothy
q
auicnard Philip Gano William S
Gran Leonhard Gordon llenryC
Grembccke Herman drnda Frod
Greedy He draeAe Charles
Green Jesse q i''liu Michael
Hill Samuel Haselmeier George
Hickey Michael iiass
holiday Thomas Hammer George
Hooker Ed Hendricks Henry
X
King John Kellogg FIN
Knott Stephen kearney
Klaumann Johann Kimble Daniel
NJ ahcr John McQuiller Cyrus
Marks John McHugh Michael
Mundlck Scroggs
O'Brien Dennis
Parsons James Parsons Joseph 2
Pfeiifer Henry
r
Ryan Alexander Resink g W
Ryan Timothy Riger Jacob
kyann kushell John
S
Smith Nathaniel Sehroth Charles
Smith W B Sloan Lodge No. 2s, I,
Streger U. of e. I.
Stroud James Sheldon William e
Stephens dreenbury Shupe NJ
sniokard John Shoemaker Jacob
Sugar John Smith William
Tool Christofor Tibet Hiram
Twiiiger William
VoIlcrt Jacob Vandegrift W
! Volk
Weikert William Wallace Thomas
Webster EG Walls John
! Wesson Daniel d Week John
Winic Charles
LADIES' LIST.
Z
| Belmont Barrett Mary
Bean Charlotte Baker Caroline
Blackstone Maria Bales Calista
BOland CatharIn0
Cangar Cynthia Carpenter fhehe
Cupniskey Mary
Dickinson &c Dixon Mallssa
Danahor Sarah L
Gleason Mary
Hogg Mrs N BIZ Henrn Maria
Houtz Sarah Hooper Harry
X
Keney Mary Keller Sarah
King Lidia Ann
NJ
Maher Margret McCullaJ
Mun!ey Mary Manlsy Clarinda
N
Napier Harriet
Shaw Altha Sanford Eliza J
Smith Elizabeth Sgnor Araminta
Station K A Scnatt Ann NJ
w
Wall Louisa Walker Eliza A
JOHN A. MCCORMICK, P. NJ.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

'sJoB PRINrING.-Weil, now who would
have thought it," said Mrs. Partington, tax
ing off her spectacles, wiping them and
again placing them in the proper position.
! always though Job had other things to
attend to besides printing. Ifthe Bible tells
the truth it must have been hard work for
him to learn the trade. Strange things,
however, happen nova days, but never
should have thought that Job was still
living and printing newspaper. The old
lady, who bad been looking at the sign OF
our Job Office, and had spoken rather loud,
was at this moment spoken to by Ike
After few words with him, she moved quiz
city away, remarking- "How body can
be mistaken these days!'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

sag At fair computation, all the
gold California has yielded since l849,
would form a solid globe, Is feet in
diameter, and so great is the ductility
Of gold, that this ball could be drawn
out into a wire, that would reach thirty
times from the earth to the sun.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

MARRYING COUSINS III Prolific
Source Of Misery.-It has been as
certained by careful investigation into
the influence Of marriages Of consan-
guinity Of offspring, that over ten per
cent. Of the blind, and nearly fifteen
per cent. of the idiotic, in the various
State institutions, for the treatment of
these defects, are offspring Of kindred
parents; and making an estimate based
upon the best ascertained data, there
would be found to the 20,COo,OOO of
white inhabitants in the United States,
6,321 marriages Of cousins, giving
birth to 5000 deaf and dumb, blind,
idiotic. and insane
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

not mind 1t lnuch, but Immediately startes
on second"
THE SEAT OF TRUE NoBIL1rY.-The
poet Bryant says: every year | live
[ value the heart more than the head.
My dearest friends, those to whom I
60 for the wisest and purest counsel,
are men more remarkable for their
goodness than learning"
So One Of the greatest miseries in
human life is going to dine with your
friend upon the strength Of a general
invitation, and finding, by the counte-
nance Of his wife, that you had better
have waited for a particular invita-
ton.
s@T At fair computation, all the
gold California has yielded since l849,
would form solid globe, Is feet in
diameter, and so great is the auctility
Of gold, that this ball could be drawn
out into wire, that would reach thirty
times from the earth to the sun.
BsV%The greatest men have not al
ways the best heads +; many indiscre
tions may be pardoned to brilliant
and ardent Imagination. The prudence
and discretion Of a cold heart are not
worth half so much as the follies of an
ardent mind.
WHAT'S IN NAME ?-Benedict Ar
mold, the arbitrator Of the Revolu-
ton, was most unfortunately named,
Benedict being from the Latin and
signifying blessed, while Arnold is
Saxon and means faithful to his honor.
FAST CoLoRs.-The Gipsies preserve
their family color in every part Of Eu
rope, and the Jews preserve the same
complexion though dispersed for 1000
years all over the world.
Simplicity of manner, as Of
dress, is charm that woman gener-
ally admires in another more than in
herself.
a~ Beecher says there are many
persons who think Sunday is a sponge
with which to wipe out the sins Of the
week.
Ia Learning is not offensive in a
woman if she only preserves a gentle
and thoroughly feminine disposition.
sV When a great man stoops or
trips, the small men around him sud-
denly become greater.
ga If success makes man better
than he was before, be must be a good
man indeed.
sWGod gives riches to assess, to
whom he cannot gyc anything else.-
Martin Luther.
EJ Childhood and genius have the
same master-organ in common-in-
quisitiy eness.
AN UNIVERSAL FAvoRITE.-Gener-
ally, an universal fool, or else an uni
versal humbug.-Punch.
s9The secret pleasure of gener-
GUS act is the great minds great bride.
sB Jokes are only good when they
are served up quite warm Toltaire.
Wealth makes a man proud
when he has little else to be proud Of.
sI Pleasure is the greatest foe that
happiness has.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

Bs9TThe greatest men have not al
ways the best heads many indiscre
tions may be pardoned to a brilliant
and ardent Imagination. The prudence
and discretion Of cold heart are not
worth half so much as the follies of an
ardent mind.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

A NODE TO JANE.-The following is the
only trace we have left of the Parnassian
flight Of young gentleman in the country,
who was evidently in a bad way. Verse 2 ::
"Jane lookt at me so sweete, lookt at jane,
and we both felt considerably nonplussed
we was both happy 'nough to 60 insane,
and We sot there for long time and bussed."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20
1 KISS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.

["BliEzard," Californian, relates The following
N an epistls in which he endeavors to prove-and
ioes-that "anybody can write poetry" It is .
rem something after the manner Of Poe's Raven
'nly moro SOL:
Said l, "ny pretty miss,
Let me have IL little kiss"
And revelled in the bliss,
Rich and meller;
"Just help yourself to more -
Said she, tripping o'or the floor,
And backing toward the door
Of the cellar.
never saw the trap
Till l fell through it "kerslap,"
And you should have seen me "drsp,'
Through tho hole;
Full twenty feet I foil
How struck I caunot toll
fut sent up such yell,
On my soul,
That the girl thought. was dying,
And at once SGT up crying
For the old who was trying,
Not far oil,
To mend broken pnmp.
He turned, and with a jump
Cleared shed, and tumblcd plump
In trough
But W hat has this to do
With the story, which is truo
As the gospel, old or new2
With hop,
He came up, inquired the matter,
"Whence the screaming and chatter p
He had half mind to rap her
On the top
Of her head. She meekly pointed
Down the steps, where ], disjointed,
Ley, with grease and mud anointed,
On tho floor.
Blizzard 1" up those stairs was carried;
Quite month tn Gro "Blizzsrd" tarried-
In two months was "Blizzard" married.
Nothing more!
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

lW"A husband and wife, while travel
ing through the woods in haste, met with a
melancholy accident, which is recorded in
the following felicitous strain:
And while returning through the woods,
And through the tangled fern,
He tore his mnsn 't-mention- ems,
And had to put on hsrn
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

saT One Of the greatest miseries in
human life is going to dine with your
friend upon the strength Of general
invitation, and finding, by the counte
nance of his wife, that you had better
have waited for particular invita-
ton.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

Cy Professor Person baing once at a
dinner party where the conversation turned
upon Captain Cook and his celebrated voy
ages round the world, an ignorant person,
in order to contribute his mite towards the
social intercourse, asked him-"Pray, was
Cook killed on his first voyage?" believe
he was,' answered Person, "though he did
not mind it much, but Immediately started
on second"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20
Money! Saved.

you want to pay CASH for your GOODS and get
the most desirable styles and qualities, CALL AT
0LDs' CHEAP STORE, where you can save from ten
to twonty per cent.
L. W. OLDS.
Oct. %, 1855.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20
LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office, at Musca.
tine, Iowa, May 10Th. 1855.
Persons calling for advertised letters are
requested to give the date of the list.
On and after Nov. 1st. the Post Office
will be open on Sundays, from to A. M.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

THE SEAT OF TRUE NOBILITY. The
poet Bryant says: every year l live
[ value the heart more than the head.
My dearest friends, those to whom I
60 for the wisest and purest counsel,
are men more remarkable for their
goodness than learning"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-24

p. x.
c~t THE call for Perry Davis Pain Killer is increasing
USS so very rapidly that | fear shall soon be unable 10
Keep pace with it My object IN writing now is to beg that on
receipt Of this you will kindly despatch another shipment, us
ordered In my letter OF June last.
J. l.. IRA Calcutta, 4. /.
Mr.. Perry Dayis-Sir: have used, in my family, your med
icine called " Pain Killer for many purposes, and have found
II a very useful and valuable article. | therefore very cheer
full! recommend it 10 the public regards.
IEy. HENRY CLARK.
Sometime In December last, my children were taken down
with scarlet fever, or eanker rasl-my only medicine was l,a-
VS. Pain Killer and Castor Oil, the Pain Killer operating 10 n
charm In cutting the canker, and throwing out the rash, So that
In about five weeks my family were entirely recovered.
CO.SELlUS q. NANDENBURG Saratoga springs.
Having used Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer in my ismi-
ly during the winter past, 1 would urge its general use for the
PURPOSES ior which the inventor has recommended IL. think
ii invaluable, aud would not like 10 be- deprived Of its advanta-
gcs. l.. q. POMEl:Of, ST. Louis.
dec 10 I'm
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For the V~irginiaa
LYScHpuRG FEMALE CoLLKGs,

Dec. Il, 1889.
Mr.. Edfor:-l have understood that objection is
being made by some of the citizens Of Lynchburg, to
The use Of Waylards Moral Philosophy as a text
book in the Institution over which | preside. ms well
rs in the Male College. Did the objection exist mere
y in a floating form, I sbonld regard it ms simply ri
iieiilons and unworthy of notice, but as i; has been
made the subject of grave debate in the City Coun-
eli, think it proper to give il some attention.
Tic book above referred to has been in use for n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-24
Trustees Sale Of Land In Franklin 10.

! virtue Of a deed Of trust executed by Isaac Jones, Ir 10
) Isaac NJ. Jones. trustee, To secure the payImcul oI Two bond,
therein mentioned due TO said lsaae Jones, Jr, and recorded in
Franklin Couht. Court clerks office. The "a day Of Oclo.ar
1854, (and To which deed the undersigned was, by IN urior OF
the County court of franklin, pronounced the 9th day OF De.
ct mber, 1859, substituted as trustee in the place Of The sad lsaae
NJ. jones', shall, on the 18th day of JANUAHI l>D. ulep
the premises, proceed TO sell, by public auction, for casL, IA tract
OF land lying In said county of Franklin, lelung ing 10 the sglJ
Isaac Jones, Jr, known as the BUFFALO tract, and ADJOINING
The lands oi Harvey Clayton and others, containing ZJ atrrs,
more or less Persons wishing 10 purchase can ascertain thr
quality Of saih land by inquirins Of persons residing in the
ncisiborhood, or of tie undersigned at Rocky Mount. Frunain
County. dee y-im q. Il. DENNIS, Trustee.
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GrOVAr Il Raknr'S

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commissioners Sale Of Valuable Eegr..x

II \ virtue Of a dccretal order Of the County Court of A,ng
Id matox county, proID nnced at lis December term, ~ I
rs Commissioner appointed therein, on TUESDAY, The 81 dsy ~
January, 1860, SINH, al public auction, in front Of the Mark
House, in the eli! III L.nc.Iharg, proceed Ia sell EIGHT \ Al,
TABLE NEGkoES, consisting OF men, women, BOYS, AM
girls. ~
IEEas: A credit OF six months viii be given Except snmaeh
cash as may be necessary To pay the expenses II sIc) tp ,a,
chaser giving bonds with good security. interest added.
L. +. LUCADO, Commi,siuntr
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FACTORY MEN Ann PJiyTCRS

WOULD beg leave to inform Manufacturers and Planters
4 thai have an unusually large stock Of Wool, saxony II
and son hAis OF cheap but excellent grades. which will IL
be sold 81 reduced rates. Also, a good stock Of CAPS of the
various qualities suitable for factory OF plantation ,Ke Together
win fegged broxans, BeotA and Sewed Brogans which will
be offered at lower prices than heretoforrs
l. l. ARMIsTEAD,
dec 21-ts (Iep copy No. Iio, Main Street.