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5 4 S III AND boo Il 5

are encouraged 10 adopt new IacliltlCS, and 10 OF
fer still better bargains.
Our motto being "a nlmb.c slXpcncc is better
than slow shilling we would call the builders
attention to the fact that VIC are now commencing
on 4 new lot of
FIFTY THOUSAND FEET or PINE
which going to put as soon as possible. in
to common sized Sash and Doors. to be sold a,
prices that defy competition. With our facilities
and experience in the business We feel ourselves
fully competent to offer work considering work
manshp and material. lower than ANY other shop
old, in this section.
As we keep constantly on hand large supply
Of wcll-scasoncd Pine, We are always prepared ~
ill orders for extra work promptly. without being
spoiled 10y haSty seasoning or not seasoned at all
as is apt to be the case when not thus prepared
With our new patent Modng Machine we are
prepared to offer any OF the
Fancy styles of Sash, Cornish Band
Door holdings, Ncwclls Hand
Rails and Banistcrs,
Bcvclled Doors. &c. We also furnish Window
Frames lower than they lave ever been realized.
and to complete our arrangements to meet the
wants of the builder, we keep an assortment Of
WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, &C.,
and Sash ready glazed. and will furnish Glas, to
customers AT ibc Boston wholesale price and the
Freight.
All work delivered aboard the cars when dc>;r-
ed, without, charge. BE particular in sending or
dcrs to give size, thickness and quality, and they
will he promptly met, and As low as though given
personally.
Pine. Spruce. IIcmlock or Bass Lumber taken
in exchange for work. Seasoned Floor Boards
ready plancd constantly on hand. for sale a, the
lowest market price.
Call at the st. Johnshury Sash and Door shop
at kaulscys Village, and see if these things are
list Of prices forwarded Immediately on
/ application.
l.. o. STEVENS.
St Johu,bury Nov u 1860 l1tf
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The Great Eclipse.--1t is wel!-knOwn fact
hat IA the revolution Of the heavenly bodies, the SUM-
vastly superior lie and extreme briilnCy. often
p-ts and closures the minor obs VI the solar sy stem
completely than James Pyle Detetic Sale
r.ils eXCes purity, strengi h, and
,lduce, all the limitations and POISONOUS adnAIures Of
Idcratus found ii the market whose impurities often
trranH cement ,ilsc;tse and death Use the genuine
Icr l., and avoid those evils. BE sure the Of
James Pyle is the package Sold by gruCers every
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TEETH! TEETH! TEETH
TILCANI/ED Rubber
DIR. II. II. NEWTON

OF st. Johnsbury, Vt. announces that he is now
inserting Artificial Teeth upon the Eulcanizcd
Rubber
For about Half the Price at' cold,
and is far superior to Silver or Chcoplasty. B!
some it is even considered superior to Gold plate.
We claim for lt.-flrStly, its extreme ilghtncss.
combined with sufficient strength and elasticity
to resist the force of mastication without break
ing or changing the form of the plate IN the least
Also, being but little more than half the weight
of Gold Silver or Piatina and not half the weigh,
Of Cheoplasty. Secondly. it is susceptible OF the
most perfect adaptation to the mouth IN all cases
and for restoring the parts to their natural form
there is nothing that cAcels it Thirdly. II is the
most clearly OF any plate used, being
Entirely free from any lad taste OF smell.
the being no place left for the lo6gment of food
as in metal plates, thereby becoming sour and Of
felsive this being entirely free from all of those
objections.
Ibis kind of work has now been tested by some
of our most eminent Dentists in the cities FOR
the last three years, and is pronounced by
them as being equal. if not superior, to all other
kinds of work. and being SO much cheaper as to
come within the reach OF all.
Those wishing for artificial Teeth will do well
to give me a call and examine specimens of work
upon the Vuicanite Base; also upon Gold and
Siirer p!ateS.
CHARGES FOR DENTAL OPERATIONS.
Full set of Teeth on Gold from, $4,000 to 10000
Full upper set 1000 to 5000
Full set on Silver from 1000 to 5000
Full upper set" 2O.O0 to $500
Full set on Vucanized Rubber, 5000
Full upper % 00
Temporary set upper lO.VC
FILLING TEETH.
Filling with Gold or Tin 100 to SOC
Cleansing the teeth LOO to 800
Extracting % cts
All operations warranted.
st. John sbury, Dec. IL. 1850. 2Gtf
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GEO. S. SIIAW'S INSURANCE
OFF ICE.

Home Insurance. Company, New York
Cash Capital and surplus. $l,j0O,OOt
City Fire Insurance Co.. New Haven. Gem
Cash Capital and Surplus. $4,000
Policies written and losses honorably adjusted
and paid at this u:iice.
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
Montpelier. VI
Cash Capital. 2ool592-Note. over s6oo,Occ
This Company. since it's organization. nearly
twelve years since. has offered superior induce
mcntS to the owners of dwelling Houses. Barns
Sheds, and other outbuild;nss, and personal pro-
perry in like Buildings"
LIST. 1t costs from twenty-five to thirty pei
cent. less than the other State Companies.
ID Dwelling Houses are insured by themselves
and not in connection with hazardous property
or large blocks Of buildings and are not exposed
to heavy losses.
3D. The assured pays his money at the outset
and thereby saves tie trouble and expense O
making and collecting assessments. and especial
lv avoids being taxed to make up the heavy def
cicncies arising from large number failing Il
pay their assessments.
4th. This Company pays all damage where
buildings are struck by lightning and injured, no
being set on fire, and the others do not.
9th. This Company is managed upon the prn
cipes of equity. and it is the design Of the di
rectors to do exact justice to all
OFFICE-With J. Ross, in Jewctt's Building
Main Street st. Johnsbury, Vt.
Apply personally or by letter
lG,f GEO. S. SHAW.
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Nrnralgia.-'r terrible disease. so various
IL, forms, racking IN us pains and dlicult Of cule
the great majority OF Cafes yield To the jIciUus
Lo- III" PkKrvAN SYRCr So remarkable has been the
.irI ottanri from this syrup that many physicians rely
ioI il 4 certain and radical cure.
Boston. June !, 1859.
t.LSTLKNgH,I have suffered. and sometimes very
y-rry tWcnty-scven years from Dyspepsia. and be-
kan L. have that II would result in consumption
During tina; time, had the test medical advice, and
iii. effect Of dieting. travelling farming, and various
kinks Of exercise. but with Ut receiving permanent
relief became very feeble and stomach length
rCteti every kind ot food ricewater In January
i-I commenced taking the Peruvian Syrup and found
immediate benefit from In the four
week. was entirely relieved from my suerin.s. Since
then have enjoyed unnterruyt ed health.
The Syrup to one oi my friends who had
suffered severely from Neuralgia. He took bottle
IT, which reIev ed him and not having had any
return the .-aS> three months he considers him
SELF permanently cured ! rs respectfully,
No Is Avon Place. 2l-c. lNSLE1 JEW EFT.
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FACT WORTH kNowING.-Spalding's Ce-
Dhaic Pills are a certain cure for Sick Head
,cue. Bilious Headache. Nervous Headache,
Costiveness and General Debility.
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xy-corsHs. The sudden changes Of our climate are
-. q, PULMONARY. BRONCHIAL. and AsrHxErIC Az
',',1o>- Experience having proved that simple rene
~ ,r,u act speedily and certainly when taken In the
, stages Of the disease recourse should at be had
"Br"wns Bronchial Troches," or LOzenges, let the
G OF irritation of the Throat be ever 50 slight. as by
aton more serious attack may be efectually
rrJ On Public Speakers and Singers will find them
9r, Ia Tor clearing and Strengthening the voice. See
.t,,rtt,emeut. 2U-16
,TWOOD'S QIININE TONIC BITTERS-the best Ar
ouac Tonic ever offered to the public. All Druggists
t,y, il. See advertisement. 6-57
U,hRItKs PLLs,-
To quiet
The not
OF d,ca>c-the vile scvurse,
Il,rrlck pills give,
Nd a. sure as You live
II will get-tS discharge.
urr Sugar Coated Pills sterile the world with their
-,, purely vegetable. canot hurt III infant and equal
Applicable TOR iltrm oldasc. Is cts. per box. See ad-
:, rpI,.l,nt third page. S-5yis
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TOlu AuOdyne for Rheumatism. Rheu.


nl.i,i. often treated ny outward application fails OF
relic. from the fact that than half the
ti-,r be- traced to dysleplC habit. This
Rheumatism oi the blood circulation, and o,lsncns
i,yw. LoCa. Rheumatic pains generally confined
tAc uar bonv parts, but when II passes
ar the the other it Is then Rheumatism
- nerves. Therefore all Of general rheumatism
.rr Gus ana will De reached with the FOlu .udyne
H. al Indigestion light Cathartc pill without
Icrcuii, twice or thrice week going to led. Will
assist the ai.odyne very much. Thin same law applies
It'll nearly equal In of Partial Paralysis (iuut
aud NItus Dance. See ADVERTISEMENT and read the
pamphlets. 2lH
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J. {. BINGHAM agent for ST. Jpihsturv and vicinity
CT. JOIINSBURY SKATING PARK

Tickets for sale b., the subscriber at his resi-
dencc until the Ticket Office at the entrance of
the Park is completed
ADMINISTRATORS 5000. admitting gen.
,lcn!an and Lady 20 skate or drive around the
season.
Tickets Sl00 each. admitting Gentleman or
Lady as above.
Children under ten. accompanied by their pa
rents frce-if they do not 20 upon the ice
Others than the holders of season tickets will
be charged 10 cents per entrance.
Teams free. lSu BEAUM MAN BUTLER.
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old SACIIEM BITTERS
~ AND
WIGWAM TONIC.

These delicious and ar-iamcd itters recommended
by the first yscaIs OF the Country account OF their
purity and great nirGiCi'.al virtue.
They pleasant rs nectar 10 the taste, and pro-
nOunced the best Tonic and Snulant offered the
public
Their curative powers in cases OF GENERAL DEBIIITY
Loss APPETITE CONSTIPATION etc Unparalleled, and
as guarantee that We 1eeI Warranted in claiming what
do, We beg leave TO state that assertions are en-
dorStd by
PROF SHLIMAN, OF YALE COLLEGE.
PROF HAYES. OF MASSACHUSETTS,
and hundreds Of others.
For sale 10y WIZ GOODWIN, PROPRIETOR New Haveu
Ct and by rocers, Wine Merchants. and Druggists gem
orally.
Principal Depot, Il5 Water Street,, New York. cI-73-
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1t will he seen by reference to the Pro.
sieiua OF the Ne" York Ledger which will BE- found III
a!p-r QUINN that the proprietor OF that popular week
Is Ids secured array OF driinS CONT butors
liz paper for tie New Year such has ecn la-
90 ANY publication i'll The world The Ledger is always
tdlG teriztd ly high moral tone. AID has Uailu
aIscr than that Of ANY other ten literary Journals in the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-12-21
BIRTHS.

In Cabot, Nov "A, a son to Rev Stephen +
Drew. Also Dec. T. daughter to Roswell Farr
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Special NOtiCe.-All demands due the estate
Of the late DIR c. y. DENIsoN must be paid in the
month Of January. 1861.
STEPHEN MCGAFFEY, Administrator
Lyndon Centre, Dec 90 2l-2j
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for usny and by express from observation
ali parts Of the country PRICES Full strength $40;
Hail strength So Quarter strength IS per bottle 81 Re
r,eher mi, medicine designed expressly for Otstn
ale cases in hic all other remedies of the kind have
heen tried in vain. Go Beware Of lnitatiols! None
warranted unless purchased directly of Or at his Of
flee Preulred AMI sold ONLY al
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-12-21
Dyspepsia. Heart Disease. Fits. Epilep.
sN. Melancholy .NeuralKia

Many remarkable of these affections KAYE L-en
mai by the alternative power of this medicine II ,,mu
late. the vital functi vigorous action, and thus
riders whirh would b. SUPPOSED i,oid lie
reach. Such remedy has long been required 10y TIA.
ri the lcop-. and confident that Ii.. Will
l., fri .Jn III fiaf Ii c.I do
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Fr"'erudlIy yours, o. v LAkIMEK, n. d.
Rheumatism. Cont. Liver CQmnlaiuf.
Sehirrus Cancer TumOrs. Enlargement,
liberation. Carries and ExfOiiation Of
the Bones.

great variety Of cases have been reported 10 where
81 these rmiabe complaints have resulted from
H.. Of this Remedy but space here will not admit
them. Some II them may be found In American
Almanac. which the agents below named pleased 70
fur,li ll,rrafi s IN nj " n call for hem
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ID EECHEER'S SERMONS

The Publishers of the Boston Traveller have made
ransement with Rev Henry Ward Beecher to publish ev
cry Saturday during the ensuing year, Photographic
Report Of his evening Discourse addressed to the
ton at large These Sermons will be revised by Mr. Bee
cher himself and published In other paper. They will
be published in the Daily, SemiW eeky aud Weekly Ira
Weller.
Particular attention Is paid in the Traveller to Foreign
and Domestic News Snip News Markets and Stock SAleS
The PrUprietors determined that while they fur
nsh the cheapest papel shall in respect he inferior
to the best papers In the country.
The REVIEW OF THE WEEK. summary of all the
news OF the week with running commentary upon the
most important events by Of the best and most expa-
renced writers in the country another feature peculiar
to the Traveller and adds greatly to its value.
We will furnish the papers On the following terms
Daily, Single Copy, S. per year.
Five Copies. So :"
Semi-W eekly, Single Copy, $50
A Club Of Ten $1J@ "
Weekly. Single Copy s.
A Club OF Ten Slv"
And One Copy to the setter up fthe Club.
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MRS. WILSON'S
An UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles,
and reta for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair # person. young Old, there is not Its equal IN
the world 1t Will make the hair everything you wish it
be, and moreover it has perfume that is infinitely
superior any of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which alone should cItte to place on
every lady e to!lc. table.
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R.y. G. W. II. CLARK, Great Falls, N. II.

MEssKS HENRY P. WILSON X Co: deem Mrs. Will
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
article. Of all hair preparations. l have, in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where 1t had
fallen danduf, restore the hair to its
color care entirely the most painful headaches-and in
some instances most serious humovs Personally, have
been sharer in several 81 these benefits
REV HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. II.
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.
The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
Who wants q Good Head of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.

Please read few certificates from the following rslis
bic and we'll known people.
MRssRS. HENRY P. WILSON & Co-My wife Il now
u.ing your Regeneration for the hair and pronounces it
far superior to anything she used for the hair 1t
easily applied does soil in the least-ha disagree
able oor increases the growth Of hair prevents it fall
ing of, and often the headache. forward you
this certificate unsolicited, because think article
that will do what your Hair Regeneration will, should be
widely known. think is the best Article for the hair
now i'll Respectfully. &C.,
REV. JACOB STEVENS, Newburyport, Ma.
~ like the HAIR Regenerator and Dressing uery
much" REV. GEO. W. WOoDING, Hartford, CT.
81 unhFs'tafingly pronounce an invaluable artt-
Gle from the effect on my own head
81 HILL wife of Rev. Henry Hill, Manchester, n. II.
at rendered my lair soft and glossy
Minor FARRAR, Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
81 feel confident that it operates NOT q dye, but
to restore the roots to their natural healthy state"
REV. L. NJ kELLoG, Nashua, n. H.
81 most cheerfNliy recommend it tn all PERSONS
REV. c. RUSSELL, Ltteton, n. II.
November l.
MgssRs. HENRY p. WILSON & Coz have no hestancy
in saying my opinion. Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regenera
tor and Hair Dressing the best hair preparations now
in use. l shall continue to use them with pleasure
REV ii. II. HARTWELL, Lawrence, Mass.
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November.
MKssRs HENRY P WILSON Co.: I have used your
Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit them. deem the articles worthy Of
high concentration and cheerully recommend them to
all who restore gray hair to its original color,
any who troubled with dandruf dsagreeahle
itching Of the head humor or to those whose hair is
falling from the head
Ray G. " II CLARK Great EaIls. n II.
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the Br, athing Organs relieve or to cure
Tie Rev Joshua leavitt editor Of the New York Intiu
r.ia.,.t. Who had the Catarrh for than twenty
taI- hI- been cured by using DIR. j. H. StaierdS Olive
IA, ana Iron Sulphur Powders which are advertised in
t, pap.r His testimonial IL published i'll u pamphlet
al.Ii, many others equally prominent who have been
~, ri tTonic Throat and Lung difficulties. which will
l,.- fr - by mail. 1872
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DIR. Nattison's REMEDIAL Institute
FOR SPECIAL DISEASES,


No. % Union Street, Providence, r. I.
-Ths speciality embraces all diseases Of Private
nature both of Men and Women by regularly educated
p, stefan OF twenty year, practice giving his whole at
teutIon to them. Hr- Consultations, by letter
or otherwise are strictly confidential and Medicines will
be sent BY EXPIRE from observation to all parts Of
the country Also accommodations Tor patients from
broad wishing tor and quiet RETREAT, and good
care until restored 10 health
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
a,,- In these days of medical imposition, when men
whatever be too careful to whom they ap
ly before al making some inquiry and especially In
relation 10 those no make ths greatest pietentos Ad
y.r1i,lrg DIV ciuns nn out Of ten, impUs
srs ana as sapers are tu Of their deceptive adj
ytr,iSele.ts without making inquiry, ten to You
VIII ye imposed upon. DR.. N. will send
free hy enclosing stamp above, pamphlet Dis
eases Of omen and Private and Chronic maladies
generally also Circulars giving iu Information, with the
most uudoubed references ana testimonials, without
which no advertising phi! >icia or medicine VI this kind
i, deserving Of any confidence whatever
ks DR. Mattison is the Only educated physician in Pro-
whence ii not in New England who advertses making
speciality OF Private Disc and he furnishes the very
best references aud testimonials both Of his honesty and
his skill. Ii there ARE any Others LET THEN DO TIE
SAME. ss-lf9
H. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write your
address pIaiy aud direct DR. II. n. MatsOn, above.
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~ EBONY YPES IN

NEW GOODS
The subscribers have just received new and
large assortment of Crockery and Glass Ware,
which will be sold at reduced prices.
+. F. 4 L, P BROWN
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THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
l. FOR FEMALES
DIR. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogue.

This celebrated Female Medicine. pos
sessiHg virtues unknown OF any thing else
OF the kind, and proving eiieCtual after all
others have failed. Is prepared from all In
dian plant used by the natives Tor the
same purpose from time ilnmeinorial, and
now Tor TIE first tine offered to the pub
lie. Ii Is designed Tor both married and
single la,:ies, and is the very best thing
known i"- the purpose. as it will bring ON
the Monthly Sickness III cases OF ObStruc-
ton, after all other remedIe, Of the kind
have been tried III vain. This may seem
Incredible. but cure Is guaranteed III all
Gases, or the price will be refunded
EJr loo bottles have been Sold III eish-
teen months without single failure when
taken AS directed, and without the least
injury To health i'll any case. &C. Put up
in .un .I,,,,n l.ftI.s will, full dirucf i.p-
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and at rates that will defy competition. We
would invite the people of this town and vicinity
to call and examine our goods and prices, as we
think we can make it for your advantage as we'll
as our own. No offcnsc will be taken if persons
do not purchase; but, one aud all, come and see
goods.
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OF st. JohnSbury, Vt. announces that he is now
inserting Artificial Teeth upon the Nucanizcd
Rubber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
THE QUESTION OF THE DAY.


We dnily follow the movements Of III. disnniou party
with attention and we regret 70 state that we 40 not
nd either IN speeches Of lie orators or M The atics
Of iis orgpnt, arguments OF nature 10 reessure or
couyie Is The stock IN trade VI Tie p0iceins VINO
direct ttis revolutionary crusade consists OF lnclle-
rts 10 red against The North appeals TO The pas
,ions and Trades DEFINED name the pride Of me
soutb. We have heard Of no instance Of a calm dls,
cn,sicn in practical, s0ciul ecnncmIcuI, ana h'cip
order ARR ing from the project Of separation.
Although we have atteniyely resd the speeenes
wl ih ave been delivered are unable t0 drcoVeFs
SIM lie plau,ble argument in favor OF immediate seph,s
ton or q ,erious examination OF ths chn'*s VI lro
success OF tuch measure or Of the varlous eYentua
iios which it may occasiop We era sun e"ooasorllg
TO Gs over tie real lana Of thoee who desire % model
tleiI tonduct upon that OF South Carolina All tna
v c an infer il that each State into separate, and de-
dare fcf II sover, ign aud independent Repnb', ana
that st eouently 10 will be taken III constderatloh
whether 70 form an alliance offensive and defensive, or
a confederation # The Cotton hinleS. =,
We can understand the iuLions Of South Carolina
mp to Il certain point Relying upon her gooyIrapheai
p ion and Il absence Of any interest IN The Northern
ard Western States % maiDein commercial relations
V h her a. the price of q war; she hopes tn be isit
aol in her isolaon, and 10 exchange her cotton TOT
ETglish goods The commercial question L. very
rim H. BY opening her ports 70 'oI,lYh eI'n-
n.I and BY taxing her own products she thinks tha
Eli ia provided for. This may be true up TO certain
toiIt and M far as She h concerned all enbarr''s
ens would be rather OF political than conmercin
mature. But will the same apply 70 Louisiana Inc
crgbrs in favor Of feparaOn DO not takc the touoe "
inquire into II Is question.
lie following are in opinion, the principal points
worthy OF consideration, viz:
/. The political importance Of Louisiana, owing 70
her geographical position.
9. Her sugar interests.
3. Her relations with the West.
4 TIE navigation If the His,rslppi
5. he commerce Of New-Oreans, asa our nnaheiai
r, lali, M with The North and " ith Europe.
Finally, it remains 70 be seen whether, admitting
tie necessity OF future separation, IL would not D.
pIeferabe To- realize the financial .niranehirenet oi
Il metro, oils Of Louisiana from the North, before
Il pkirg Of premature political ebfranehieement OF
the State.