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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13
The Policy Of the Radical Conservatives.
Captain X Inspector.

The Courier le.> 4 l;.tlr light upon the pro-
gramme Of the Southern svmpathizpls whom
II represents in some remarks upon the SEN
sation report that Mcclellan is TO be recalled.
Jump!n. a. The conclusion that the report is
true the Courier SAYS:
lie can begin a great work Of reforma-
ton in the army. From that of the 7, tomac
he can choose an efficient force which will
serve under him and faithfully serve the
cause of he country He can have what no
other man can-and that is a fresh body of
troops for lawful and practical purpose
namely, t" mlin'Iia the forms Of gore,m-
m'Id mfi' ;]s oppor'uHity ocrUrs Ia cIect an
o'i''' administration. This is all. IN or
JHi4ms"'. wiir can be accomplished. or
'','rt the mnN body Of the ps"ple desire to
Sc accomplished"
In other words, the policy IS - LEI the var
dgwdlr along till the expiration Of Lincoln's
administration. AID then reconstruct or patch
up peace under the auspices Of such emin-
ent patriots a. Cox. Nalandisham. Wood
ana LINT. 1t IS nice scheme. but the reo-
PIE desire to have mere speedy termination
Of III" war. and il will he terminated for or
against the Government lons before the lin
!, con'eH plated in this plan, which, by the
Nay. lift rs from that of the regular copper
heads. Immediate peace at any price is
written upon their programme To secure
is.> they are ready Ia s.rangie the admins
tTatlon with the rope of sta rights.-yo,r-
.yI
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while in command OF the army. Fortune
will not favor him with another opportunity
to place his name SO high on the scroll OF
fame; the people have seen that the HIM
ORANGES of high success lay in himself; and
that he is not the man for the times. They
think he had better retire to the splendid
Fifth Avenue residence presented to him
by the Woodites and remain quiet, at least
until some Of his past actions are forgotten.
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The Great English Remedy.-Sir jaime

Clarkes Celebrated Female Pills Prepared from pre-
>cripon ii Sir J. Clarke. N n Physician Extraordinary
10 the gu en- This invaluable medicine is unlains il
the cure u al ths>e painful and dangerous diseases
which the female constitution Is subject ImOderates ali
ami al distractions and speedy cure
lie reet To married ladies il is peculiarly suit
ed 1t all. in 4 short time. bring the monthly period
with regularity. Each bottle, price dollar bears the
Government stamp 81 Great Britain 10 prevent
eits- Caution These pills should be taken boy females
during The FIST three months Of pregnancy they
sure 10 br. Oh miscarriage hlt any other they
safe In all Of and spinal Affections
pains in the ll,A and limbs fatigue slight exeron
paiptaiipn 4 the heart, mysteries and whites these pills
viii effect cure when al other have failed: ami
although powerful Remedy, DO contain iron. caonel
aiiiluny anything huttfu 10 the constitution. Full
directions in the pamphlet around each package which
should be careful preserved agent for the United
States and Cdnadas, JOB MOSES. Rochest,r " Y.
y B-Sl,z and six Postage stamps enclosed 10 any au-
thorizei viii insure bottle containing fifty pills. BY
return mail. ISz2-C Tly
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put it in force-can be seen by referring to
the " Laws Of Cesar the Roman constitu-
tion," the" Spartan regulations" and other
great laws of the past which now lay in dusty
volumes or grim parchment in some of our
public Libraries take from our constitution
its officers and until the people fill them it is
dead letter.
Will some copperhead answer these ques-
tons: Can a citizen be loyal to the govern
ment and yet false to its highest officer?
Should not the President, as the head OF
the government receive the support and al
legiance of all honorable, patriotic men,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13
Cambridge Cattle MarLe.
BY TELEGna-
WEDNESDAY, Feb II 1000

w IA. l>il3
AT market 55e Cattle. mostly Zoo,
w St'res, consisting of Working O,sr = and
and one two and three years olds H. NoTs
hiCE>-Narket Bcef-Extra s.
first quality $3.50 500; second a. -;
Sn;no third do $500 s0.0o; ordinary ~"
Working Oxen-sO0, 600 pl0.
Cows and Calres->oe. D. AS
nearlings-sn.00 eG.G0.
lSo Years old-SlS 20
hrce Years 0ld-SoI aos
Sheep and Lambs-2eoOat market t.
SeIeeuons- >o.Jp 600 $50. in To- an
Spring Lanlbs-S0.oO 600.
Swine-0 Al market.
Hides SIC per 10.
Calf Skins 4 Dc per ii
Peits-S2. 90 2.25 each.
Tallow-S a Sc per 10
Veal Calres-from 80 TO 5000.
RENAEKs.-There we're not 50 manu-.
last week Sales were quick and prieos A..
ly the same but when the quality Of -. -
TINS week were compared with last x.c,,
were fall > per cent higher Sheen s.,5 -
and at slight advance on last weeks
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MARRIAGES.

In Corinth. Feb }. by Rev 5 Martin. Samuel
Shaw of West Fairlee. and Britannia Martin
Of Bradford.
A. Barnet. Jan ). by Rev T Goodwillie, Joseph
Alexander of Delhi. Delevare co. y Y. and Anna
Nc Phee of Barnet Jan -. bv the same. b F
Narnum Of Peacham. and Marriott + GILLIAN of
barnet. Feb ;. AZ the residence of + Chamber
lain. 10y Rev Heath. CLANCY Alden of Rive
gate. and Maria Chamberlain of Barnet
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mn THE AnrES

TO THE LADIES The celebrated Or l.. DtN ,s--
- lirlS lnh lies AZ ladies' = !gu Iced rly'gS
adviser To call :. = rpUll>. y Il. f,lidg,Tr =
Mas which ILcg Md lad arranged ir their = - de-
oV;ilins iaiiu-l-
Ds nIA having devoted ,pV,.r 1NeIfy wears --
Ia Gl2T tili.tli = liz lrratlnru1 70, al zl~ra>,>
lellA4'> IL l. iapN conceded ~ AL ,nUIE IA Ia
and Ia tl7p .- i!iai a -Nyrl> al ,.Il- A-loN
eT> IN lie >a,. SPECIFY r-v>IGal lrvaIur.-
male C'fli;d ants
His ,i-'ilClt> sr- prepared with the aNI'--- r
TelllHA slt- a. diseases. Si.,u -tts. NraA'...
CTai >llie>>'l4>. cflIaI-v .l,i Il The U.suh.
NLAr-r> NlCll raA ir1-n tli.'r1, stale
drCtaI i iullA prepared L. teal IL H. i--
both li-e,ilca y All. >sI-lcaly- Al diseases I ---
>sA. aid They ale re>fcciIl .y luSlIed 10 ,-l a.
No Fl ENDICOFr STREET. BOSTON
Al le'te-> Tel 1rns aiyioe lalsi cyata.a s.r .- .
eIi>Ure all ail>Aer-
Busiu.. jan; l. l>6S.-l year.
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JOB PRINTING. Every kind of print
ing is promptly executed at this office, in
the best style and at the lowest prices.
The facilities Of the establishment are of
the first order; good WOrkmen are EN-.
plOyed, aud additions of type and other
printing materials are constantly being
made TO keep fully up with the times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13

F. Second Lieutenant Wallace company X.
has been promoted to the first lieutenancy of
the same company, vice Quartermaster Aus
tine transferred to company F. Sergeant
Major Spencer has been promoted to the ID
lieutenancy of company ID.
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The Seventh Regiment.

Ito. Dickinson of the 9TH regiment,
who was lately assigned the military COM
mand of the U. S. general hospital at Brat
tleboro. has been relieved of the command
by Lieut. Chandler, of the Sd, and is to rejoin
his regiment at Pensacola.
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4 = Ntsi / lN4l- IL
PROVISIONS.
SSlA MIL BE FORFEITED Ry
2 ,CyO. DIR. /. DIN if ta;li,.-..--,---

IN less time Han any other phv>i, al. r,r. ,-.--
Aiii permanently. With le-> restrain; flcl ,.,4.-
fear %. exposure 10 al n-aiher. Nifh >air ana - Fl
lnr,Iil Ies. SELF-ABg->E AND SOLITARY II q
4 sei' effects and crl>eslGel Ce>. SPECIAL AllS
AN u SITUATIONS. iirciieuf Il rnarl.rI .,-.. -
aieS; SECRET AND DELICATE niSGftnF rs n
"a; ial AE-tia- En- pioilS AID all i>t.ls,, % a.
iCc-S u the Atrr- Throat afa BODY. p 49,
Face. 81 ellIl-~ al Il e Jniiit~ Nerve l>,>> .--
al ami other w--4-I,s>> Youth Al. lir s..f..
- al az =. Z [ 10th SEXES >if.le or ruarri,.I
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htiiti Ill len NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PTI-
IONIC W.TEKs.-The original Medicine established il
80. and iirs article the kind ever introduced under In,
OF PulmOnie Waters in tbs or any other country
al other Pumonlc Waters oounterfeis- The genuin
Toe known by the Bryan being stamped on esci
wafer.
Brvan's Pulmcnic Waters
Relieve Cough, Colds, Sore Throat. Hoarseness.
Bryan's PulmoIic Waters
Relieve Asthma. Bronchitis. Difficult BREATHING
Rryan'> Pu'n.cnic Waters
Relieve Splitting vi Blood, Pain, in the Chest
BTyan'> Puimonic Waters
Relieve lnciiieni Consumption. Lung Diseases
Bryaii's Pnlmouic Wafer,
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula and TollsflS
Bryans PulnDnic Waters
Relieve the above complaints l.. ten minute.
Bryar's Punonic Waters
Are i blessing 10 AL Glasses and Con. ttu;io.ls
B-yan'> Pum"Ii- Wai,.rS
Are adapted for NoCaiiSts and Public Speakers
Brvan's Pu,r.oflic Waters
Are III simple i"-m AMI Pheasant 10 the taste
BTya:I'- Pulmouic Waters
Not oily Tc!Iey- uut effect ai,d and lasting cures
Bryan'> PU!munic Waters
Are warranted L. ike satisfaction L. every one
NJ ianlily should Dee Without boxof
B-IaI> Puln.o.;C Waters
II the house.
NJ traveller should be without 4 supply Of
Eryau's PUlnonic Waters
III lis ler1.et-
NJ person viii ever object To- yi5e:o-
Bryan's Pglm1iic Waters
&C Tvl Twenih five te;.i>-
JOB MOSES, Sole .'roprietUr. Rochester. y Y.
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For Coughs, Colds. Consumption, and g..
Pulmonary Complaints, use the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL>AN.
Which has maintained lis high reputation i
nearly forty years, and i recommended by mas
of the most eminent physicians and rentlen'-
IN the country. among whom are ker Jo>---
Itch Philadelphia; Rex DR. Lyman Beeclt-
New York; the late Prof Leonard Woods, A
dover Theological Seminary ID 4 lhoml>.-'
former secretary of state, Vi; Drs Merrill. Ier-S
Abel, Parker. Berry, and many Others by -
Press. and by the largest and oldest doa.eIs -
drugs and medicines in the United State Al
Canadas-
OPINIONS OF THE TRADE We h X
of no medicine which has deservedly >l>f Ant
so high a reputation for 80 long term u Htlt-.
or which more rarely diSappoinis the Tea> ms
expectations of those who use IL
81 ned by MANY of the oldest and mos Il
soecetable druggists in the United States.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS RECEIVED I+pN
PHYSICIANS
II with confidence recomlnei II aS superior
any other preparation tor the above COM AM
- n has a superiority over ever Kind ~ me-
cine used, and has been used for lung co a. an
with wonderful success - am sa'ls;.e1 p,
= valuable medicine - IL Is a safe. col.'ti.-,-'
and very eiicacious medicine - / t.-1l'-,
recommend is use in al complaints Of - &C
as equal if not 81 peTior, TO any Other H. -----,
within NV knowledge" 'of al thu Il AZ
remedies used for coughs, / am satisfied 1C-'>
the best, and hope il viii be b aticr Aue"L -
more generally used" tavc prc>cI.oe- !. -.
balsam. and regard il as t. most H2.aa5.e 49,
effective remedy witwin iay knowledge.
Extract from letter JHSt reoesrsa from x 80
man, ordering some Of tkr B0n'a-
"NARKEsAN, GREEN LAKE Co, vs. (
Dee. IL. l>5--
Messrs Reed. Cutler * Co Gentlemc- - -
some twenty years l have used your N'ee'a
Pulmonar, BalSam in my family buy lIcit "a.
,icularly for myself. When l first used = va
given up by physicians past cure Of [ ei.s-'''i
ton. | obtained fmlnedia te help. i i-N' -
WAYS kept j; siHce. and consider il, fof Tie III
the best medicine ever used l haze recon-
mended il in several cases. and in noa'-F tNttt
ease il has proved beneficial II cured one .
after the doctors had pronounced her lnC'HaSs:''
Respectfully, Yours, H. H kOblN>NN-r =,
PRIcE-Smal Bottles, 50 cts; large -
dareful TO get the genuine, which i pref AT W
by REED, CUTLER s. CO., Boston, and AID - So
by dealers generally.
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The Sixth Regiment.

DrE. NJ. Curtis, of Burlington, has been
appointed assistant surgeon of the 9th Vt
regiment, and is detailed for duty at the l..
S. hospital at Burlington.
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REDUcTIoy OF THE REEEL Force On TIL
RAPPAHANNoCK Tie Richmond HHiy Z!
last Saturday. after noticing Il rrmor that the
Federal army before Freder:ck~ was TO
be broken up and the bulk of it sent to the
West-only frAgmen; to be retained for tie
defense of Washinstor-addS:
This comes of our movements being know
to tie enemy. N're o"iy had our fill torce<
now rpm the RoPpabaanock. msteaI of
being scattered SoWh ani H,,d. We could
make short work of tie Yankee concern at
Washington. Bat it is useless to cry over
snilt milk"
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Slough, military governor of Alexandria, who
makes weekly report of the condition of
the camp. G.
CoNvMESCEST CAMP.
February ), 1863.
ColoRel: have the honor to report, that
upon an inspection of your camp, find that
the New England troops continue 10 be the
dir:iest and most filthy Of your command.
The buildings under tie charge of Capt
Delap, although somewhat improved since
last week. are still f.r from being in a good
condition.
Bread, meat and bears continue to be
thrown around the buildings, nj, Judging
from appearances, nuisances are daily and
almos. horny committed between them.
That this Stale of things dos not LeceS-
ssri!y occur. is proved by that portion of the
build nss under the cuntr Il of Lieut. Burns
OF he 34th y. Y. V, who manages to keep
his portion of the barracks in good order.
Broken victuals, OIL clothing, and all the
refa>e appertaining 70 soldiers is thrown
about the buildings of Major Mahon, bu; his
command has been divided and of course he
has been unable TO pay that personal atten-
ton to the policing, which he will be, now
that his men are all to be placed in the bar
racks.
The Pennsylva and New York troops.
are not in quite as good on!ition as when
| last visited them, ant the commanding Off
GERS Of each complain that their assistants
are absent, and that their time is almost ex-
cluslvely occupied in officer duty.
While this condition of things lasts, the
men taking advantage Of the absence of their
officer become lax in the performance of THEN
dl'v.
With SO large a numb-r of nlen crowded
into 5" small a space. nothing but the utmos
cleanliness can prevent disease. and unles.
the str.ciest police an! sanitary regulation.
are enforced. these barracks built at a grea
expense fer the comfort and protection o
convalescents will become slaughter pen
Respectfully. Your obedient servt
/ (Signedl ID. J. Rick,
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GOLD.-There has been steady decline
in gold. in New York during the week. 1t
sold Monday morning at ljG but had fallen
to l53 Wednesday morning. Spectators
do not seem DESTROYS to operate extensively
until some financial policy is settled upon /.
government. In government securities there
is much better feeling than there VA. last
week. The supply Of money is Increasing
and the demand less active Los were Of
fered Tuesday at per cent.
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WORTH REiD!NG.-We would ell atten-
ton to the extract from Gov Yates message.
printed on the outside. 1t does one good
to read such ontspoken. loyal sentiments
from az Cd democrat in thess latter days OF
copper-heads and traitors.
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The Fifth Regiment.

Capt Crane of company F. has been trans
ferred to company X. 1t. Hamilton has
been promoted to the altaincy of company
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DEATHS,

- Marriages. Birth. and Deaths inserted FREE-
oauaries nIullis poetry Inserted II six line IL
advance.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Caledonia COunty..JOHN MORSE.
Orange COunty.-J. Is. CRAM.
Orleans COunty..C. A. J. MARSH.
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AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY.

Time IA. Trrr Ttst,-EZ.orrit..s, Il, L,srs
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From ConyaleScent Camp.
HEADQUARTERS 4TH Division, D
February t. 1868.

February 4, 1868.
Mr. EDITOR: send you correct copy
of the inspectors report of the condition of
this camp. 1t needs no comment or expla-
nation; it explains itself. l would merely
say that this inspector is appointed by Gen
Slough, military governor of Alexandria, who
makes weekly report of the condition of
the camp. G.
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BOSTON MARKET

WHOLESALE PRICES-Feb1, L.,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-03
TO DRAFT Ed MEN.
CIRCULAR No. 81.

PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington. d c. July Il, Is,f3. !
Drafted men become soldiers in the service Of
the United States by the fact of their names hav-
ing leem drawn in the draft. The notification,
served nrnn them by the Provost Marshal, is
merely an announcement II the fact, and an order
for them to report for duty, at a desenafrl time
and place.
u The following opinion Of the Hon. William
Whiting, Splici. or of lie War Department, is
published fOs the infurma tion of all corerrud:
''Whrn person has b"cn drafted in pursuance
of thu. Enrichment act IF March 5, 1884, notice Of
such craft must he served within ten days There
alter l,y a written printed notice, to be served
on him fersoH1Hs, Ly leGrisg copy at his late
place Of residence rrguirSg him ia appear at des
iynateCi rentlt zyOus o=reI,ort fur duty. Any per-
son falling report for duty after notice LEFT AT
HIS LAST PLACE OF REsIDENcE. or served on him
personally, without furnishing substitute or
paying $3.50 is pronounced hy law to be a dcserter I;
he NAV be arrested and held for trial by court
martial, and SENTENCED TO DEATH.
ssIf person after being drafted, and before
ceiyinE nrticr, deserts, the notice NAV still he
served by leaving it at his late place Of residence
and if he does not appear in accordance with the
notice. or furnish the substitute pay the $500
he Will be in law deserter and must be IT, ated
accordingly There is way manner in which
a persou once enrolled can escape his public
duties, and when drafted, whether present or alb
sent, whether he changes his residence absconds
the rights of the United States against him are
secured and it is only by performance of his duty
to the country that he will escape liability TO be
treated as criminal.
TSigned.l WILLIAM WHITING
solicitor of the War Department"
JAMES B. FRY,
Prov st Marshal General.
[Vincennes Gazette copy three weeks. ljy4-lw
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Uncle Abe's ssDander is Ris"--An Or
der of Retaliation Issued--An E ye
For nm Eye and n Tooth for Tooth

WASHINGTON. Aug 1.-The RepubH
can of this afternoon contains the fol-
lowing announcement
The President has authorized the is
suing of an order that it will be the pol
icy and intention of the Government to
retalate in kind for every act of i'll treat
ment of our officers or men, black or
white, by the rebel authorities -
by hanging for hanging, shooting
for shooting, and Imprisonment for
imprisonment. In every instance in
which it is known that a black man in
the service of this Government is cap
tured and sold into slavery, our military
authorities will be instructed to select a
rebel prisoner and confne him to hard
labor in some prison, there to remain
until the black man is liberated
The Government maintains, and will
exact promptly and to the. letter, that
the Federal uniform, like the flag, must
and shall be respected.
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THAT's So.-Being so circumstaneed
that 1 must give up the supplying of
families with ice, and being anxious that
as many as may wish to use better ice
than this latitude affords may have it,
we will supply any young man of moral
character, that will supply the families
living above Locust Street, at trife
less than our wholesale prices, he find
ing his own wagon, horse, etc., and TAX
ing the ice at the house each day as the
demand may require, so long as our ice
shall last Pitch in! as l want to quit
to-day. Until some person will take
hold, we will do the best we can to sup
ply persons that may send their change
to the house, not less than % cents
worth, at three cents per pound. About
nine o'clock each piece shall be weighed
on platform scales.
E. INGLE L co.
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Raising Sunken OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
trafing rebel cotton.

WASHINGTON, August Rear Ad-
miral Porter, in a communication to the
Navy Department, says slow progress is
made III the work Of raising the DeKalk,
and ne cannot ascertain her injury.
All the guns and everything that could
be got out, were removed; also the pay
master S books and Government funds
As the residents of Yazoo City did
not take the trouble to warn him of tor
pedoes, as they had All opportunity :of
doing. 5000 bales of cotton have been
seized to pay for the gunboat.
The government does not feel himself
exactly justified at present in ordering
the mails sent to New Orleans via Cairo,
but if correspondents desire their letters
to go to New Orleans via Cairo they can
make the endorsement accordingly upon
Cue writer.
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GROCERIES.

CUNDRIES-
y Strawberry and Lemon Syrup, Almonds,
Brazil Nuts, Essence of Coffee, Wooden Bowls,
English walnats, Figs, Raisins, Gu rants,
Rock Candy, Oysters, Shoe, Horse and
Scrubbing Brushes, HOLSTERS, Sardines, Alum,
EPSON Salts, Roll Birthstone, sulphur, Copperas,
Madder, Extract of Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tar
tar, Soda, Bed Cords of all kinds, Tobacco of all
kinds, Backing, Batting, Nutmegs, Cigars of all
kinds, Ginger, Camphor, Carolina and Wagon
Tar, Brooms, Cotton Yarn, Ground Ginger, CASTLE
Soap, Playing Cards, Glass Jars. Lanterns, Tum-
blers and Flasks, Pepper Sauce, Matches, Pickles,
Mustard, Fish of all kinds Tomato Catsup, Powder,
Safety Fuse, Soaps of all kinds, Starch Teas, VIM
egar, Letter, Note, Cap, and Fancy Paper, Wrap
ping Paper, Envelopes. Salt Petre, Gum Drops,
Wooden Bowls, Jujube Paste, Cinnamon, Coal Oil
Clothes Pins, British Lustre, Bonnet boards, Ink,
Cloves Nails, Sash, Glass, Spirits Turpentne, all
spice Sal Soda, Pain Killer, Licorce, &c &C., &C,
A supply of the above kept constantly on hand
and for sale low by s. L. GILBERT CO.,
jy9tf No. Sycamore Street.