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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

SFcRFrARYsHP OF THE SEN GATE DC members
Of the Legislature are likely to be troubled At
the orenirr If the session by what the French
man called o.. Is embarrass Of choice 80 In res
pect to some Of the legislative Offices. There was
for , timea prospect Of contest between tv9 good
men for the clerk.hip Of the House but ths' all
has been arranged There is to bes three cor
nered contest between three good men for the
Sneakersbir and it seems there is TO be SINH
lar contest over the Secretaryship Of the Sen
ate Mr. Henry Clark Of the Rutland Hf'a-l
has been Secretary for niue yesrs,whiah is longer
than any man has previously held the Office
with the exception Of Gen Dewitt Clarke
who was Secretary for darn successive years
Mr.. Clsrk. it is needless to say, has been COM
pe,en. and acceptable Secretary. But his long
term Of Office, while with some it is good
reason for continuing one SO thoroughly eEpe-
riencei in the duties, with others is maie res-
son for applying the principle Of rotation The
recent controversy in the First District has
also left some soreness, and it is not very sur
prising that it finds expression on the part Of
some of Air. wizards friends in opposition to
Mr.. Clark's reelection as Secretary.
The leading candidate in opposition to Mr.
Clark Is Mr. Luther o. Greene, Editor and pro
prietor Of the U'o94s,oc5 STANFORD. Mr.. Greene
is an uuezceptouable man for the plsce. He is
quick. clesr-hesdei, accurate rapid and hand
some penman a courteous, industrious, and es-
Unable gentleman Between two such candi-
dates. and between two esteemed editorial con-
freres. we do not choose to take sides but We
can say that If there is TO be s change, which
we must doubt, we can think Of no one who will
make better secretary than Mr.. Greene.
1t is also understood that Major James 5.
Peck. Of Montpelier, will be presented for the
place. Msjor Peck has experience, having been
assistant secretary in former years, and ample
capacity. We infer, however. from the fact that
the Montpelier Freeman strongly fayors Mr.
Greene. while the U'atchmGH expresses no pre-
ference. that he will not be very strongly press
ed this year. However that may be, and what
ever the result may be, it is clear that the Senate
will have good Secretary. In regard to Assis-
tnt-Seoretary, we hear but one opinion, and
thxt in favor Of Mr. y. B. Carpenter of ST. Al
hans, who held the Office last year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30
Ihr Shin tanaI.

We publish elsewhere the complete organ
ization and the prospectus Of the Causlna-
waga Ship Canal Co, TO the clear and COM
vincing statements of which We invite at
tention. If We are not daily stating some
thing new about this great project, our
readers must not suppose that it is not max
ing progress. Its managers and friends are
constantly and actively at work, and were
never more confident Of full success. The
enterprise grows steadily in value and I'M
portance in the minds of It's promoters and
Is constantly making new and powerful
friends. The canal is certain to he built
and we doubt not will be one Of the mos
profitable investments Of capital in publ,
enterprise, ever made in the country.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

The American Journal of Numismatics for
October notices paper by Rev. Edmund +.
Slater on the coinage Of Vermont, which it
says is to appear in the forthcoming vol
ume of collections of the Vermont Historical
Society, and in which the writer endeavors to
vindicate that State from responsibility for
certain mongrel coins usually attributed To
her Is this the article which has already
appeared il the Montpelier Argus, and
which was reviewed by a correspondent OF
this paper, in our issue Of "Wednesday: II
so, 1t is to be hoped the compilers of the vol
ume Of collections of the Historical Society
will look into the matter little before Civ
ing it the endorsement Of the Society.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

1t is plain that the fighting at Rome did
not amount to much. The casualties are re-
ported - triaing." The Papal Zouaves made
some show of resistance but soon capitulated,
laid down their arms, and defled before the
Italian troops who cheered Justify for Victor
Emanuel. Dispatches of yesterday say that
the Papal legion has gone to Civita vecchia.
to wait the completion of the arrangements
now making to transport them to their sew
eral countries. The diplomatic corps at the
Vatican announce entire satisfaction with
the precautions which have been taken to
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

A serious sccident happened on Thursday al
the fair grounds Of the Maine Agricultural So
cietv. at Augusta. A portion Of the spectators
seats gave way, precipitating five or six hundred
persons to the ground. Several were slightly
injured, and three or four had their arms bro
ken and received other serious injuries.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

As showing the suddeness Of the changes in
Paris at the time of the collapse of the Empire,
a correspondent mentions that fifty persons were
arrested on Saturday for crying Tire Ia Re
pu5lique, and sixty on Sunday for crying Fire
PEmpere,r. The cry to which the Imperial
eagles were destroyed was not bad one-it was
a bas Ic rol1iHe-'' down with the poultry"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30
WASHINGTON Sors,.

The Treasury officials are now pV
heirs AMI administrators Of the ua''
tins Of the Uueiia disaster. bee l'- le A.
administrators OF large number o., Old
ceisei sailors aud marines 0var Zoe
thousand dollars will be distlr-ei - l-s ~.
during the present month
Beu-AGmiral John Rcdz,rs r-.,.- o. On,
cretary Of the Navy from Siuga's 9ty' -'..
July 9Th. that be has been v.sitei iy i-' l-
Of Ednburch-son Of Victoria, sui t' I'D
the Gilltea-aa1 that on the iiv prev
English authorities ant the English
Joined in the 4th Of July American ce-en'-.@'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

The Bremen steamer Hermann, which has
been detained at New York since the commence
ment of the war, ATTEMPTED to sail from New
York on Saturday, but had to put back, owing
to the presence of TWO Frerch guroosts outside
Lar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30
Brolh,rhood OF Locomo.i,c EngIagcr.,

Brotherhood OF LoComo.ilt Eng,necr..
The meeting Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers in Rutland, Sunday, WAS a very sue
cessfll affair. and between sixaul eight hundred
Of the order we're present a special train ran
from this place. and specials from other roads
were loaded with members. The company was
mainly composed Of fine looking men, and their
behavior during the entire lay was highly de-
c5rous, appropriate to the lay and the occasion.
A this organization is new TO the public il
VIII be matter Of interest to know something Of
its objects.
The Order was instituted in D-troit M.;l,
Aug Il. 1868, as the " Brotherhood Of the Foot
Board" but was re organized under the pre-
sent name in lS5L It's purpose are TO move
eaectusly combine the interests Of locomotive
engineers. asd TO elevate their snai.us IS su,a
sni their character as men. A fund for widows,
orphans anI disabled members is accaun'stel,
and in case of the death Of one Of their number.
inquiry is male into the Te,aaairy condition II
the family. sid al necessary assistance Is Im-
usllte,y rendered
40 person can become member VII is n..
man Of god moral character and locomotive
engineer in g75i s;Anling, AMI has bad eHpsT-
eaee As such one year. AMI No. mem. ershll. SIAN
der or in any wsy irjlre the character o. an
other
lfa member conducts himself In a manner -a-
becoming man. AMI which may be calculated
to bring Is,race 20 the fraternity, 'r is iolni
guilty o., drunkenness, be shall ic expelled. aai
the officers Of The road upoa which be Isem4.os-
eI be informed u his expulsion aul tAe cause ..
il, ani if member neglect. BE duty or .'J ares
the property %. his emp. yer. ar eaianEsrs the
lives Of persons viitu,iy, uuier The Influence
ofHsuar. or otherwise, the same penalty shall
be 5ea..,eI
The motto adopted ty tae B-e,asra..l is
.'s.b briefly, Truth, Justice ami Morality"
There are three divisions in Vermont, Ne. 8,
AZ Rutaul, T. L S,alrus, C-.ef Engineer w.
b Thrau, Fret Assistant Engineer; N. 81. 81
S. Adams. Iauic Rinblu, Chief Engineer,
Frank T. Henry. Firs, As.istau, Engineer: &c.
Jos. At Bellows Falls. Ira Ear. Chief Eug'resf,
G. S. Blake. First Assistant Engineer.
The assem5.age Of Sunday vas upon The ia'i-
tlt.on and under the auspices Of Division y -
ofRaaanl. and to ,leir courtes.cs is largely due
tts success of the meeting The mauager. e
.L, r,...-- r.,.bl,,-.l Cheshire R!.i,rI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

We have the old story from Fall River
The mill operatives, who " struck - two
months ago. have succumbed 70 the superior
power Of capital, and are eagerly seeking
work Of their former employers at 'hoir Old
wages. 1t is possible that the ruu'red in
tention Of the mill-owners to employ Chinese
labor in some degree fastened the result
which. however, was otherwise inevitable
The strikers. it is said. have lost half a mi.-
lion in wages Had the amount heen ex-
pended in organizing cooperative industry
the working people Of fall River would have
had different tale to tell.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

Mr.. Ruskin, in recent lecture, said -
.. Though England is deafened with spinning
wheels her people have 10 clothes though she
is black with digging offuel they die with cold;
AID though she has sold her soul for gain, they
die Of hunger" This is strong language but
it is the declaration Of an intelligent and cult
yaiel Englishman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

result as the will of the people' speak the
words of truth and soberness when | tell you
tonight these frauds must be crushed and the
nurity of the ballot-box must be restored, and
when restored must be preserved, or the days OF
the Republic are numbered.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30
From the St. AltaEs Messeugc
ptaiA oG George Z. Hsughton.


such as result from DO appalling accident, for
they seem to come Ike thuuierbolt from a
clear sky. No death has occurred for a long
time which So startled this community as that
Of Geo. F Houghtn, which occurred at his
rooms at the fremont House sometime between
the hour I five and seven Thursday evening.
Though suffering for year or so with in6rm
health, which none SO well as his more intrinsic
associate. understood. he Yet kept about and st
times appeared In such a ile flow Of spirits as
it would seem good health alone could give.
Yesterday morning he clilei at this Office AZ
Deariug even better thsn usual AMI we now IT.
cali the Ieartiuess with which he joined all
present IN laughing over something that WAS
read I.t5r IN the day he complained Of a
little pain in his stomach, but after taking some
peppermint be expressed himself SIS relieved and
ssf down % reading.
In this way be was last seen alive hY his siie,
who. Ga returning from making calls in the
afternoon, found him at 7 O'Clock lying as if
asleep, but cold 10 death upon the bel. There
was 10 eyi lenca that be died in pain, but on the
contrary he hal the appearance Of having laid
58,yp ~ rest and through some sudden cause
rs,seI almost Immediately TO breathe. Doctors
r,ssa-t Woodward and Ha,l were called and il
,.. -F.fr un4nim.l. orinian that heart dl-ess.
hal -,sg. bin away. All the conditions seem
n ?. f.v8r tBf, theory more than any other.
and IL is IN a degree strengthened by the state
rlent which BE bad more than once made within
a few months 20 Mr. Dixon Of this journal, 10
,la ,t..- rh,ttfa action II bis heart had # Ia,c
.,r.,,u rrf5...a- and at times painful.
The ie..b ola asu So widely known and 80
-Isrt.fsi with the literature Of Vermont. is an
.g..,- NJ solemn in-ere-: far beyond the Traits Of
lis De.,ateraeoI alone. for be counted his
f...r4- abroad even more uumerguslv than here.
Sc a-' ID ,le more ar .5u-,l 1s''
'eae- be was peg EYER a''e. '-g -' ..i
0i i-.At 10 '-.'e va '--5 '-lc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

The population of Rhode Island is 2l5'SOo' a
gain in five years of SO,sS5. Providence has
$3.50 inhabitants, gain in five years Of
14275.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

QUICK TINE The Woodstock Standard says
letter mailed at San Francisco Sept Il, reached
that Office on the DIST which may be considered
quick passage
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

The Montpelier Freeman OF the list say
The Queen City Cornet Bsni passei mr. '...-,,.
our streets this morning en- route for the ''-1
Fair, now being held at East hoatpe'tT' -
they marched they favored orr citizens ,..,
stirring music Of the day, and won the p''''''-
Of all.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

THE Rutland lecture course is complete, and
the speakers engaged are as follows Anna Dick
inson, Justin Mccarthy, Prof W. c. Richards,
Grace Greenwood and E. P whipple
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

Cau-hnav ship Canal Company
incorporates ~ pto1l AT a,t tlS Iu-1
I.NI " 60 = GO0 0O0 Sb.res
100 -
IL IL, yo,n, prss;ls,t
d ~, ,,.g, 1T. lion lanes Skea1
Soa.a. O. IaSr pratt ESQ President
80, ~ "a p,esiIe,t Ricbelieu Steam
~ -. IL -; Isrrood Burlington. Vt;
: yr - - 49,. Knovlton Ben
. " So = - - II Skill
JIM -. - III, ~. Prorrietor
ing; oLl'.H - 49, Hsri,min T.
- Law -
heau, L'4'' - 1s'oD - p...i.1e-.- Hon
Clt,t. iy", DV-1 -
Lew nus' "'Ol' n. If.,treol the N,-
bdnhti5 inc DlHA u - -,
tlonai rag piHs' -'e" ~ Ii,,vard Nst;,D,l
N@usn4l DANA Dos'on 'N0
Bank' burlington ,,.r. o,,,..,Tt NJ
kaJH'H.-J' l. ''4'-'S'
lorL- vs,+.- SbanIsv.
toHa'''."y
NJ. I.
ITea ufer.-JoAa tra1'' =!
H..' ''i' ~ @-i'-1 ~
r7,rrfp LIABILITY.
c.-,.,.- shall lie. in
40 7IAie-J'leI III '-o - -. ~ CHARGED
any manner "h''so.'e'' Ha2-- ~ I,.,s,J 5ue
with the payment Of any debt CT deiuaNI uue
/ by the SAID Company, beyond the extent o. MS,
her' OF tNeF snare "a INT 0'P''A-
'oD-i any A'' J l'' "
PROSPECTUS
la 1877, several merchants, Of tie cry 81
Montreal. remo.ialised His Excelency the tlri
Of ElEin then Governor Of Caneia, stating thtF
intention to apply for charter TO couslr1i. u
c'AAl 10 0oHH'C, 'u0 - -. Iiis Fr.a,le4,-
'l-hp anu 'Iey -, If t-.. mo-
os' "a -'-No-.' - - and / r. Mills.
Ie7et H''A' ~ % ,,-,oI m make the
L-l-' ot't I1e ~. -1'.,b tshrp,r- ISIS.
It41--el sI',y .--r,i,,s ~, tho +. Law
H' 'e 80 , '-''-, -, - chino near the lrIan
renee sN.--i o1 80 : -,i.,s from Mon
Nl'a=e o. ca1 ma" -, l.bs,nrlasr i9 this
80 ~ - D.. ~ sss+ stove the St. Law
ioN'' "oD-' - -. NJ, Montreal 20 Lake
renee whereas 'n- io ,.,. 80 - i-r,.e irs-lI
Cnanp.iA %o1'I ~ -. -, The Nv, rs.rrs
e' - ',e'- 80 .bcr es,i,,,-al cost
j. A'o-' '' N.'-1S5 .l.,J - io,.. by a.
/ was . J. ''4i -.' 80 -. ~, -bs IN. Ia
zee. "'.'-, 49, - ,..l r,.se.I moor
1-i On "'' ,,.l,.trne-ior If the
l''--,---= - ,b.. rl.nref ,lersrtuse
-I1', --' - 80 tiveJ and Iifer-
l-'-' I--1 ~ o., ,-...er NJ Mills was
en-'7 MIN - - e{s-s7+,--s -8.,t
0-l''o'' ~ '.-' .t. hi. irslfy svrir.i
H. r.-i ,,o+bsr .urgey vas
- 81 p T--,,s ,,,vI Fr.,ireer. Of
W, - -. - H., 1..,,. .-r5u,lv in
- i,,i .,'r-1rej If AR Mills
--'o' % ,N' 49, i,t.-,-.,,-o f-'.-, +te 81
We 'Nq a. Ill l.yI r-r;-
L'"I.u-e- ~ - ~. -, f.,yeTa-
-'1' '- sac ~ - ~. .A. work
-'l'' '-5' q. 60 - NJ " n
"H- ---4'e- - o.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

The Freu.h Beiubi, has discovered IN i1'
documents Of the Foreign oH,e variety Of i1-
causutary proof. which combine with existing
facts 10 showing the fatal iusaTlc.'y Of the de-
fau.t Empire The most g.arins instance OF this
+. TO be found in the possession BY the olivier
ministry Of detailed statements Of the il.. COM
Element Of the forces which Pruss.l could iireet
against Frauce-stateueut which showed ihA'
the superiority Of Germany ia numbers was
more than three to one. The estimated 'o'A' .'
the Prus.an forces was twelve hunirei thou
sand the p'.tiriHa showed by the sum OF
votes from the army, that che French troops
numbered only three hundred aui 'hir'y-'eyen
thousand AMI yet war was ieo.arsl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

Our exchanges are largely occupied with
statistics Of the Census. In Maine. incom-
plete accounts from seven counties with q
population in lS6O of 100000, show a gain
Of l5,773, or less than : per cent. In Con
necticut, returns from - towns, show gam
Of Is .O52; these towns contain about three
ffths Of the population Of the State which
as before said viii be about $4,000. The
population of Brooklyn, y. Y, is a95,9'I
of Chicago, 2s7,7ls. seyenty-one counties
in Illinois show a population of l,>-',o>''
against 1851 in lod0, and the Chicago
Tribune estimates the whole State at , 5o5.-
00O. Thirty-six counties in Ohio show a
gain Of 49, ,2O7 since 1850; they include
about third Of the State, and the whole
population is estimated to be between 2,17o'-
900 and 100000. \ few counties in Miehi-
gan show great gains since loOo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

JnouGHrruL kcr-Au exchange says that a
few dsys since two loaded cars became de'aehed
from the ore train At Port Henry' and were
driving down the steep incline At lightning speed
threatening destruction to life and property at
the end Of the line, when lad Of nine years'
discovering them and compreheniing it all
iumned to the switch near by, and barely had
time to adjust it before the two cars sped OF the
track and we're completely demolished
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

Chang and Eng. the SiAmese twins, have just
returned from a tour through Russia Chang
has been blessed with eleven children ing WIN
nine. They reside il. North Carolina and their
domestic arrangements are peculiar In'Y I'VE ''
in one mansion, built for two families while
their respective wives reside in separate houses
detached some twenty rods on either side. HE
wives do all the visiting, vibrating at VIII be-
tween headquarters and home. The TWINS a a'e
wonderfully harmonious, and h'7e never felt d,
pang Of Jealousy They are we.-t'-i3 ID money on
matters, and one glass OF beer cheers toth aiihe.
Age. about ifty.-Hlrp.r's Bifir.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

some important steps have lately been
taken bv the United States authorities IN
Utah. We refer to the proclamation OF Gov
Shafer against the Mormon militia system
and the decision Of Chief-Justieo Mexican
against the Mormon jury SUSTAIN. The On
f,rcemeut Of Gov. Skaters proclamation
involves the destruction of the existing mil
itia organization Of the Territory OF Utah.
which has been so carefully nursed and main
tanned by Brigham Young during the last
quarter of a century. 1t prohibits all mus
tiers. drills. or gatherings Of militia or armed
persons Of any nature or description in the
Territory and it also orders the immediate
delivery to him of all arms or munitions oil
war belonging either to the United States OF
to the Territory Of Utah, now in the hands
of the militia. 1t farther provides that IN
case military force is needed for the IreseTV-
alton of order, the Marshal shall make re-
QUESTION upon Gen. Common, whom the Gov
cruor has appointed Commander-ln-ehiei oil
the 81 iltia Of the Territory Of Utah,
We shall very soon see whether the Nor
mons viii obey these orders, or resist then
execution.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30

preserve order. The people of all Italy are
enthusiastic over the accomplishment Of ltal-
ian unity. The large cities are covered with
bunting, and fireworks and Examinations at
test the general joy. Thus ends in fact the
temporal sovereignty of the Pope. 1t has
lasted over eleven hundred years, and the
present wearer of the crown Is the one hun
dred and sixty-ffth Of his line. 1t has been
apty said of the temporal sovereignty Of the
Pontif that "what was in old tunes cen
tire of civilization and culture in barbarous
age, has ended by remaining vestIge oil
barbarism in a civilized age" and we know
not why any one, Protestant or Catholic
should mourn its downfall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-30
- xrrrKIy FREE PRESS

TIE " EEhLf Ht.t1
Is unpublished every Friday moTnins y
THE FREE PRESS ASSOClAlA 0-'
College ST., Burlington W.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-07

Bright, Copal and Furniture ,varnish,
Boiled Linseed Oil, Turpentine,
Mason's Bscking, Coffee Mills,
Axe. Pick, Sic lge, ADJ. Hoe, 90,
Hammer & Chise Handles,
Wool Cards, Saddles, Enameled Trunks,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-07
For Sale! I!

A LARGE PLATE IRON STEAM JACKET
u Pan. Is feet feet ? feet. Apply to
April 2sth, ls7o.-l5-tf ". l. GREEN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-07
WALKER & ALLEN

HAVE on hand the following articles
IL which thew will dispose cf very low close
consignment
Superior Columbia River salmon;
Superior Frazio River Salmon:
Oregon Flour, hlf land qr Sacks;
California Flour, hf and Or Sacks;
Oregon Pilot Bread
California Pilot Bread;
California Navy Bread;
Firkins Eastern Butter:
Cases MeMurrrys Oysters;
Gases Preserved Meats;
Gases Green Corn:
Cases Green Peas;
Manills Cordage q to inch;
20 inch Burlaps, superior quality;
New Iron Sugar Coolies;
Chests Tea;
Cases oline oil;
Barrels Pitch;
Hawaiian Beet, wauanted;
(H g. Kona Coffee;
No. hawaiian Rice;
No. Cooie Rice;
Boiled Linseed OH in Drums;
White Lead in Kegs;
White Zinc in Kegs; 451mc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-07
Coopers' Tools,

NIOAelss uOhSAes Anu iAhfOsb
Carpenters Planes,
Fore, Smooth, Jack 4 Jonters,
Cut Nails, 3, A, 6, s, 10, u, 20, 80, 40, so and
God. Boat Nails, l, H. II inch,
Pressed Nails, p inch.
Cooper's Rivets, 1, 4 fbs,
Copper Rivets a Burs, &, ],
ga Z inch, Gimp Taeks,
Iron Copper Tacks Of all sizes.
Best Rubber Hose, /, I, l, II inch,
Centrifugal. Varnish, Paint, White-Wash
and Scrub Brushes Cov'd Tin Pals
Ill, 3, 4, g. s, 10 u quarts,
Covered Slop Pals, Dippers,
Dish aud Milk Pans.
Jennings bits. soldering irons. hinges, steels,
Hammers, Gauges. Squares, Chisels,
Augers, Sieves Lime Squeezers,
Yard Sticks. Bung Starters, Axes,
Shoyels, Spades, 0os. Lanterns,
Eagle Horse, and 0 Plows and
Points, Paris Plows, extra heavy and strong,
Protoxide Of Iron. Pain Killer,
Polaud's White Pine Compound,
Pals, Tubs, Brooms, Etc, Etc.
DOwner's Kerosene Oil,
From the Boston House.
And Many Other Articles
ALL TO BE SOLD Low.