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Globe trlca to make.out, frnm Van Buren's
letler, that be is iu faor of annexation, when
a bare raajority m Uoogress can uc gui r
r,j iJint ;r li is electcd President, nnnexa-
t:n fortliuiili come. whercas wilh Mr.
Clav. there is no nroscect for H.
The Loco Foco psrt of the Ohio Delcga-
tion in Congress conw out m a caru, ana ac
knowledging thepowerful, and as they tbink.
olarnimg eflort made to dlspoee of Mr. Van
Burcn, throw tbemselves inlo the nrtna inbis
behalf, aud for hixn, pledge consiitucncy
in Oiiio.
TlieGlobcdenounces Congressional Uau
euscs. and rclies upoo delcgates freih from
the People. to nsterabla at Baltimore. 1m
Globe noiv attacks Mr. Calhoun. 83 wcll as
Mr. Tjler, aud axuses tbcm of unnecessa
rily puttin'" Texas at the mercy of one-third
of the Senate, tlirough the absurd trcaty
they havc jnstbecn making. Atlas.
Editorial Correspondcnce of the N. Y. Amer.
Washington, Tuesday 2 o'clock.
The Senate has bccn occupied thus far
with the tbird reading of bills among tbem
thc bill appropriatingSlOO.OOO for the fnrther
extension of thc Cumberland Road. and that
respectin? the pay in the Navy.
The TnrilTis up iu the Housu. Mr. Dun
cau finishcd his talk, and was succceded by
Mr. Ilardin of llliuois tvho talkod hard
straight furnard sense in favor of Protection.
As liine is short, there is prodigious noxiety
to get in a spcech, but the SpeaKer has, or
srems to have the knack of sceing only those
-wlioin be wants to sec, and. hence hc has just
giren tbc floor to Mr. Rhett of S. Caroliua,
who is talkiug awny about the Confederncy
as bc aud his school desiguate the Unitcd
-Statc-s; and endeavoriug to prove that by
reason of the Tarill. the manufacturiugStates
are enabled to staud in rclation to the doulh
ern States asthe govcrmncnt of Grcat Brit-j
ain formcrly did to thc Colonies.
The Scnate are expected tddiscuss to-day
in secrctsession the expcdiency of throwing
open the doors uhilcilic icxastrcaty is un
cler cousideration. I hope they may.for thc
couutry liave had secresy enougli already on
thissubjcct, aud it is all important that thc
whole couutry should kcow the nhole truth.
There are sometnorc delightfuldisclosures
to-day in the Globe of the harmony of the
party. All the delcgatinn from Iudiann, all
the delegatiou from Mississippi, and Mr.
Sauudcrs of North Carolina, givo !n thcir
testirnony against Mr. Van Buren as the cau
didatc of the party. Cass, Stcwart.Buchan
jn aud Dick Johnson, are all now talked of.
Confusiun worse confonnded prevails among
theDemocracy, and upon thc whole theWhigs
icel pretty wcll.
Mr. Clay is still here but nill depart qui
etly homcward in a few days. He is in tinc
hcallli aud spirits. The accounts tliat come
back here from thc various points to which
the Baltimore nomiuations had reachcd. a
T)undantly cnnfirm the wisdom of the selcc
tion made of Vicc President. There is aii
cnthusiasm of thc good iu its favor, such as
polilical nntn'uiations rarely bring out.
Mr. Tylcr expresses to all who will hcar
liim, I uudcrstand, his confidecce of bciug
nomiuatcd by the Baltimore Convcntion!
He is pastrcdctnption, deranged.
Mor.E Dnrr.cTiox. Mr Saunders, M..
C , of N'. Curolinia, pubhshcs in lho Globe
a lcttcr cxplair.in Iim rr.isons for rnoving
ngairist Mr Van Buri n. IIo thus clnscs
his cpislle :
"I notv (alr, ns lho rcstill ofmy con
ferencc, as tnatters nt prtscnt siand, that
in twenly orcStnlcs. in wliich lho dcmo
rralic party clnim as Iiavins any rcnsnmi.
Wc prospr-ct of succcss. a innjnrily of tlie
tiemncralic dck'gnlioni ropresenlitig those
Srlnlrs i!l say, that nilh.Mr Van Uurcn
ns the Prrsiilcnliiil cm:didalc HEcaimot
arry morc than SEVUX ; that with n
frcsli candidatn of fouud democrntic prin
ciples wo ihould havo an cqual, nnd ovcn
bcltcr chaiicc than onr opponcnt, in car.
rying the olhcr FOLMITIJEN Stnlcs. If
what I havo llins.slalcd and donebotrcas.
on totiio peoplc, then I nm a trailor. Ilul
I tako thc oecasin lo say to those who
nro ptating so oirensively ahout traitors,
thnt in the matler now aitating lho pub
I:c Arnoldt maj- be found in the ficld ; "and
it will not bc difTicult in dcridinc who
thcy are. II. M. SAUiNDERS.
.Mny 5. 1844.
3IR. MCKAY'S BILL DEAD, DEAD!
Correspondencc of thcTribune.
Housf. or RF.r. May 10, 2 1-2 P. M.
Dear Sir The TarilT Bill has bccn laid
on the Tablc by 103 to SO a test vote. A
motion to rcconsider as made, and now
the vote is taUng on a motion to adjourn, to
give a chaace for a caucus. Yours.
P. S. Thc motion to rcconsider rejcctcd
by a vote of 101 to 90.
CON'GRESS
In these timca of mammoth whig Conren
lions, thc proceediugs of Congress are quite
tlat. and bccomc so from the electionccring
disposition of the mcmbers. Erery body is
looking forward to what is to come, rathcr
than attendingthe Jcgislative duties. Indecd
for a few days past, very little has been done
in Congress. Masses of the "Baltimore
Delegates have been constantly arriving
at Washington, and greeting Mr. Clay. Thc
enthusiasm of the AVhigs, and their hopcsfor
the future, were never surpasscd. The Tar
ilT is siill underdiscussion. Messrs. Marsh,
and Coliamer have delivercd speeches on this
question, which arcspokcn of in tcrms of the
highest Iaudalion. It is said J, Q. Adams
listened to the speech of Mr. Marsh n ith pro
found attenlion, and has pronounccd it the
crack specch of thc dcbate. The question
on Mr. McKay's bill has ere this been takcn.
Thcselect committee on tbc rcncoumerbc
twcen Messrs. Bathburn and White, and the
brcach of order by Moore, by firinj; a pistol
at one of the members, have made report of
tbe facts, but recommend no action, ciccpt.
ing giving over Moore to the civil tribunals.
Voice or the Pnr.sa o.v Annexa
tio.v. True it is that every whig press
north ofMhe Potomac, and nearly every
one south and west most decidedly con-
demns the present Tyler moveracnt in fa
vor of Annexation, and cqually trueasin-
sisted by the loco Richmond Enquirer the
loco press leans about uniformly in favor
ot it. iNothing is more instinctive to lo
cofocoism than proElaverjism. The Globe
the great organ oflocofocoism, gocs dead
? for annexation if a bare rnajoritv of
... f r :
will not prcvcnt their settling at last upoii
anncxaticn. And yet in -the estitnation of
thethird party prints these tnost dead
lrfoes to abolitionisra, both in word and
deed, ares much to be trustcd as thc
whigs who fecl and act against slavery and
embrace every opportunity to clip its
wings and reduce it& Iimits and its pow-
er.
(T? General Hamilton has recently
publisbed a letter to Mr. McDuflie, all fu-
rious for the annexation, and full of bit
ter assaults upon Mr. Webster, whose un
pardonablc crimc in his cstimation con
eists in bcing opposed to the extension
of slavery by admitting new and especial
Iy foreign states into the Union. If this
is the ground, exclaims this indignant
General, no alternative is left but annex
ation or disunion. Very wcll, most val
iant Sir! When yoti andyourslaviocratic
friendj at the south,bj the aid of the locofo
coism of the north have annexed Texas,
the north will never object toyour taking .
yourselves out of thc Union.
Vekmost Whigs on the Tariff. On
Aloiidnv, Mr Cidlamcr tiddrcsscd thc
House in favor of Protection.and on Tucs-
d.iv Mr Marsh followcd on thesame side.
Bolh ofllicse suiochcs ure iiiffhly spoken
of, and no dcubt justlv. J Q Adams pro-
nounced Alr Alnrsli s to be thc crncu
specch of thc scssion : and thc correspon
dcntoflho N Y Express says that Mr.
Col amer is one of thc ablcit Members in
.. . .i
the next congress shall be in tavor ot n.
So prone are tho locoa to this course that
the vibrating rooticni of Jlr Van Buren
Congress. I pany aforesaid are hereby ordered to assem-
Thcjamo nlarm wliich scizcd lho lo-1 ble at tbe Inn of Herman Samson, in Corn
cos at Washington aftcr the grcat H'hig j wall, on Tuesday the 4th day of June, 1844
Lonvontion of Mav 1840, has ssizcd ui-
onthcmnow with rcdoublcd powcr. A
Inrge portion of tho Ioco.s-it is said a
majoritv will drop Van Burcn
flhcy I
can. V'c shonld not bc surprised if thc
Iocos givo up all idca ofclccting any body,
and try to prevent an clcction by the pco
plo by running sevcral candidates.
.Mr K'.ng of Georgia, in nddressing tho
Whigs at Baltimore, spokc opcnly against
thu annexation sclicmo.
The iiominalion of Mr Frclinghuj"scn
mcots wilh an uncoinmon and unoxpcclcd
welcomo, says the N Y Express. Ncu
trals exclaim, "What.nn cxccllcnt mniin
ation !" Encmics nro struck dumb. Thc
Rcligio.i ofthc land fecls thatit has won
a grcat victory over Poliiics in inducing
thc selcction of a candidalc so rcnowncd
for pietv and purity of !ife nnd manners.
"Jlr rreliu"liuyscn. says the IN i
llypublic (n Collioun papcr.) "is a toivcr of
strcnglli to lho Whig tickcl.
Thc runior that a caucus of Congress
innul Locoa has bocn hcld, and slroug
(lcmonstralions mado against Van Burcn
is tucilly admillcd by tbe Globe. The
Globe nicaiis to "die game" on Van Bu
ren : it dcnnunces Congressional caucus.
cs, Tyitr, Callioun, &c.
EDITORIAL COURESPONDENCE.
Raltimoke, Tuesday Eve Apjil 30.
I hava just arrived hero this cvcning
from Washington. Beforo lcaving that
ctly, I liricl the plcnsurd of listening lo a
specch from thc Ilon George 1' Marsh. ol
the 3d Congressional l)i-tricl ofour State
For two or three days hc had bccn try
iug to obtain glhe floor and rcsist thc buld
and vigoroiis assaults which thc Loco
Foco parly in Congress wia making
against tho Prntectiva Pohcy Aftcr
obtaining thc floor, ho dcfendcd lho Pro.
tcclivc Syslcin with a powcr and elo.
quuiice which I bcliuvc, no mcmber ofthc
tiuiisc has cxcellcd. Tho Ilousc was
unusually full, white Mr Alarsh spokc
oul clcnrly nnd iiianfully upon the suh-
jcct, and sucli was lho ettcct ot lho Inilhs
he utlcrcd. nnd tho fnrcn of tho ngu
ments ho used in support of Protection
that hc won lho individual atlention of
thc mci.bers nnd a Inrgc concoursc of
spcctntors. I, for ono fclt exccedingly
proudofa Rcprcsenlativo so ablc and so
L'lnqiicnt. Mr Mar.li'a Spcech may posj
ibly, bc rcportcd in thc National Intclli.
prenccr ot to-morrow ; and tho earliest
npporiunity shall be improvcd for sprcad
ing it before thc rcadcrs of the '.Messen
gcr.' With the very Hblo speeches of
Hon Samuel S Phclps in the Scnate, and
Hon J Collnmerand Hon G P Marsh in
the Uuusc, it scni8 there has been no
wnnt of attenlion on tho pirt of our
Whig Reprcsentativcs to the intcrcsts of
their own immcdiate conslituenls. St..
Albans Mcssenger.
tttrln tho N Y Stalo Scnate on
Wi dnesday, n bill awardingS3UO,000 as
damnges to Canal contraclors forsuspcn.
dud works, and imposing onc tenlh of a
mill adclitinnal tax to mcet thc intercst
and rcdccm thc principnl of this newdebt
was reportcd frnm thc Financc Committee
1 his is Locofococconomv !
Correspondencc of the Express.
Washington, pril 30, 1844
Mr Scc'y Spenccr resigned the post of
becreltry of thc Ircasury thts mormnrr.
The resignalion has been forced upon Mr
S from bad treatment from the Prcsident.
Onc cause is said to bc his opposttion to
the Annexation of Tcxas, and anolher his
uncortainty about mattcrs and things in
general. Mr S rclires with no prospect
ofthc Russian Mission, and I believc wilh
no friendshtp for tho Admiiiistratton. Mr
Green ofNew Jcrsey, (the Dislrict At
torney,) it is thonght, may be appoinled
his succcssor. MrSpcnceris in tho Dc
parlmnt to-day, and the Prcsident at noon
had not received his letter, but it will
come to-night, as all nuthorities admit.
Tho Washington correspondcnt ofthc
Boston Couricr, slarts a report that Mr
Secrcfary Spencer is to give up tho keys
ot tne ircasury Uopartments,
(ho mission (o Russia.
and lake j
A letter from Washington icceivcd this
morning, says : 'Mr Spencer resigns
the office of Secretary of the Treasury
to-day. "Bnlt. Pat.
Attaci: os tiie Clbbcv. The foll-
owing is an extract from n letter ofGer-
riit Smilh. mtblishcd in thn polilical Abo-
Iition papcr of Albany : There will be a Public Concert given by
"Pardon mo for ngnin wnning vou tbo J'uvenile Choir of the Congregational So
ajainst the most cmltv and corrupt body ciety, at their Churcb, oa Wednesday Eve-
xT mcn tn tho land 1 mean the blergy
id I mean the Clergy.
With cnmparativfcly few cxccptions, they
are umvortby nnd dangrrous 'spirtual
guides."
ATTENTION.
The Onircrs, Nau-Commission-ed
Officers, Muticians and Pri
vates of thc Cth Rifle Company
of the Ctb Reg't of Vt. Militia are
bereby warned to appear, uni
formcd, armed and equiped as the
law directs, with one day's ratiom
at the dwelling houseof Jonathan
Seely. in Middlebury on the 4th
day of June, 1844, at 9 o'clock
A. M., for the purpose of elect-
ing one 3d Lieutcnant nnd lilling olhcr va
cancies and there awnit further orders.
By order of ORRIN ABBEY, Capt.
E. R. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Middlebury, May 11th, 1844.
ATTENTION.
The Commissioned. and Non-Commis-
sioned Oflicers, Musicians and Privates, of
thc First Comnanv. of the Sixth Rejiment,
of the Vermont Militia are hereby warucd to
appear with the arms and equipracnts requir
ed bvlaw. at B. B. Brown's Tavern in Mid-
dleburv on Tuesday tbe fourth day of June,
A. D. 1344, at nine o'cloek prcciscly. in tbe
lorenoon, xor tnpecnon, anu iiiiuir- uuiy,
and there await further orders.
Capt. HENRY T. DORRANCE.
E. J. PHELPS. Clcrk.
N. B. Members of the Company will I
lake notice that by the 155th section of the
Militia act of 1842, no fartber warmng is re-
qutred.
ATTENTION.
Sixth Light Infantry Company Cth Regi
ment, Cornwall May 11th 1844.
ine
The Commissioned. Mon-L-ommissioneu
QfHcers, Musicians and Privates ofthe Com-
at a o ciock in ine lorenoon unuoruieu, arm
ith
ea ana wjuipeu uk .t.,u.., .....
enty four raaod of b lank Catndges for tb
, w. - r ,
e
PurPu3c Juiiiirtij uriii auu iuiwkuvu
there await further orders.
By order of
CALVIN W. FOOT, Capt.
Josefii Ni.mdi.et, Clerk.
NOTICE.
All persons indcbled to the Town of Middle
bury formonics loaned ofthe Trustecs of Surplus
Fund, are hereby notified that immcdiate pay
mcnt must be made or !,uits will bc coramenced
against thcmbcfore the nextTerm ofthe County
Court.
E. D. BABBER, ) Trusteess of
O. P. TUUNEU, Surplus
JAMES M. SLADE, J Fund.
Middlebury, May 10th, 1814.
JVew Goods.
Tlin FulincrlUrs arc nnw rclvlnp (not from iuch
DlaCM as I'rnv and I)wlon.l bill direct fruin the rreatnt
I Commorclal Cily nn tlic Conlincnl, a vit lirje and irt
Wfil SCICCICU siock nl fcuoiiaoic cnai au 01 wuica wcrc
lAuglit wlltl cal and nt cull pricrs. aod will be tnld aa
luw, and many nxklt'i Im ihaii at any olhcr Store North
or tioulll, ftir or nrar. Wr Iivq a Erwt varkty ut Caip
cof.nwnyof wliich wiilbefJlJ atpH nUryHrd.
Balzarines,
Printcil Lawns,
Muslin De Lains,
Alpacca, Black, Fig'J nnd changeablo,
Cahmcrc De Lainy,
Saxony Goods.
Scotch Ginghatns.
Plain and Fig'd Silks.
Mo'asscSjgooil call and inquirc tha priccs
P- It. Syrrup,
Broad Cloths, cheaper ihan ever,
Cassimeres and Satinelts nt any prif.es,-
Fine Linnens, a large assortment,
II. S. Tea nt cerits, try it,
Bonnet silks and Lawns,
Iiibons, a bcautiful lot,
Artilicials and Passion Flowers,
Cut Nails 5c, Icss by the Kcg.
Glovcs and Mittens,
Parasols mado exprcssly foroursale,
Umbrcllas,
Hosicry chcap not to be bcaten in this
place,
Fancy Hk'l'nnd Cravats right, 1
Baml Boxcs large nnd small,
Gaiters and 1-2 Gaiters, Cloih Buskins,
Wnlking Shoes, Missci Slips and Chil
dren's Shoes Mansfields nnd Fnrwell's,
Alsogood Kid Slips nt G2 l-2pcrpair,
Gcnt's Pumps aud Slippcrs,
Doublc Rcflncd Sugar,
Drab De Ete Bcvcrtccn,
Gainbroons, &. all kinds .Summer Cloths,
Salaratus,
Diapcr Crnsh nnd Burlups,
Carpet Warp anil Binding,
Bcil Tickand apron chcck,
St. Croix. Porto Rico, Havanna and
N. O. Sugars,
Bl'k and CoIM Cambrics,
j Padding, Canrass, Sclccia, and nll kinds
I triiiiir.ing,
Shccp iW inc. Bed Cords,
Clolhe Lincs &c,
Lamp Oil.Suapnnd Cnndlcs,
Suspendcrs all grailcs,
Jet Buttons and all othcr kinds,
Florence nnd Straw Bonnets and Straw
trimmings look at ours before you buy
elscwhere or-be sorry aftcr.
Rice.Cadfish.
Glass and Putty,
Paltn Lnaf Hats and Hoods,
Lincn Cambric Hkfi.
Window Pnper,
Traveling Bjskcu,
Cajis a variety,
Tobacco, Sal Soda,
Mac. nnd Scotch Snuflf,
Calf Skin and Cowhide Boots.
inuigo,
Nutmcgs, Cloves, Cassia &. othcr spices.
ALSO.
Hard Ware, Cutlery and CROCKERY,
Tea Sets of nn entire new style,
Stone nntl Enrthen Ware any quantity,
rojcther with many vmr manjr other Goods and Chat
teUsucb u Cliain. Lts, Suh, Window Ulindj, Shoe
rrft, Aie HtlTes, tXOI.'KS, Btoonu, Ft. rails. whlps,
Whcel lleaits, Ft'rrest Bedding, House Furnllure, Mau1,
Stc wbich coniprlses a much greater assortmfnt than can
be Tound at anjr odier Btnre, at pricrs that cannot fall to
please purcbaacn Our frieiKls and tbe public are retpect
fullr lnvhrd to call and cvamine for Utemsrlvrs.
ilajr6, 18H. Z. IIKCKWrill it Co.
LADIES IFILL FIND
A splendid assortment, Bonets, Bonnet Lawns,
Silks and Ribbons, Flowers and other Afillenary
Goods of every desctiption for sale low for casb,by
May 14, 1844. W. S. JOHNSON.
HATS HAISHATS.
Gentlemen,
Have you seen that new style of JMbleskin
Hats, also how low anice Leghora Hat can be
bought at
May 14, 1844. W. S. JOHNSON'S.
LAWNS 6i BALZOR1NES.
New and beautiful article iost received br
May 14, 1844. W. S. JOHNSON.
NEW STYLES OF DRY GOODS.
BARAGES, Balzarines, Colnmbines,
Gro De Valence, Wool Crape, Crape
Nemours, Crape Summer StufT. Silk Stri
ped and Fancy Ginghams, Jlonteith Checks
and Larender, French De'Lanes, this day
opcning by P. W.JCOLLINS.
April 29tb, 1844.
MVSICAL ENTERTAINJIENT.
mnB M3i' 1&". commencingai o ciock.
PROGRAMME.
' Intrducu'oa. Pano Fortc.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Childrcn listen to thc Lorl
Smiling May.
Shall c'er cold water be forgot.
Ilhave come from a happy land.
Sisters' Daett. Piano.
Spring whcre rou waitingnowl
Song.
Solo.
. i am comingmuemamcu.
8. O Lord while angels praise thce.
9. Why stand ye round the threshold.
10. Skaters' Song.
11. Wheneveningstealso'erme. Song.
12. Overture in Tancredi. Piano.
13. SnowBbd.
14. Hark! the mianightbells are chiming. Duett.
15. See thc heathen mother sland.
1G. Ifeverlsee. Song.
17. Ooryonthful hearts with temperance burn.
18. Agawarn auickstep. Piano.
19. Winter Song.
20. The blest etemal home. Song.
21. iedley. Osaybusvbee.
22. Birdoflhe South. Ductt.
23. Dnett Piano Forte.
21. All the week wc spena.
Come childrcn, come.
In the cottage.
Good Night. Bright be our partmg.
FTamin.nion in Elemenlarv Principles.
2G.
27.
28-
A new Piano Forte. manufaciured by T. Gil-
bcrt & Co. wiU be used on theoccasion.
Atthe closc acollcction will Le taken, the ob
ject of which, will be then statcd.
FISH.
Codlish, Salmon, & Mackercl, for sale by
Brown Sheldon.
TAILORS TRIMMINGS.
A large variety sold cheap by
May 14. 1844. Brown tf Sheldon.
COA TS, VE3TS Sf PANTS.
i of every variety of style and quality, furnished at
j short notice, cheaper than ever before oflered,' by
j 3Iay 14, 1841. Brown tf Sheldnn.
! THE " BES TA SS ORTMEXT,
j of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Veslings, in the coun
trr, will bc found at
Brown fr Shildon's.
SALT.
Turk's Island, Coarse Westem & Fine Dairy
Salt, just received at
WOOL ii CARPET TWINE.
Forsaleat STEWARTS.
FOR THE LADIES !
Printed Lawns. half mouminz do. Fancv
Mooslin de Laines. Frencb Piinls, American do.
&c. tc., just opened and selling last at
STEWARTS,
Rouen and Fancy Cassimeres, for Snmmcr
Pants Fancy, Checks &c, for coats, Marsaielcs,
aiuiuiui, aauaoau eivet, vesunic at
STEWAUTS.
Anice lot of Fancy Gimps Fringes Velvct,
Satin and Crimpt, Spring Ribbons just from New
York. at
STEWAKTS.
Looking Glasscs, of all sizes and prices at
. STE1KAIITS.
Fcmalc Seminary.
THE Snmtner term will commence on Afon-
day jlay 13th. Jliss Anne F. Stong, Assistant.
L. L. TILDEN, Principal.
Jfiddlebury, April 23, 18U. 5l;3w
CLOTH CAPS.
JUST reo'd an assartrnent .Uun's Vouth's ond
CWJdren's Cloth Caps (br sale low by
Z, BECKWITH &. CO.
April 22, 1811.
STONE WARE &c
JUST rec'd a lot of Stone and Brown Earthcn
Warc of all dcscriptions for sale at Factoty priccs
by Z. BECKWITH & CO.
April 32, 1811.
Hats!! Hats!!!
AT TUE OLD STiN'D X FEW R0D8
NORTH TnC J1IL.
THE snbscribcr would inform the
public that he has on hand a large assortment of
blacK and dran iiatsoi thelatestrsew-roriclash-ioas,
which he ofTers lower for cisii or uost
kixos of Pcodcce than can be bought in this
county.
JOHN JACKSON.
N. B. The highest price will bepaid for lambs
wool and Muskrat skins. J. J.
Middlebury, April 17, 1811; 61; tf.
STONE WARE. The subscriber oners
for salc a good assortment of Stone
Ware, consisting of
Churns,
Jugs,
PuddingPnns,
Butter Pots,
Common Pitchers,
Fancy do. ccc. &c.
IRA STEWART.
Middlebury, April 16, 1844.
JUST RECEIVED The Agency of Doct.
Buchan's Hu.ngaria Balsaii for Ad
dison County. At
RUSSEL & GRIDLEYS.
ZEPIIYR WORSTEDS,
all colors, sold by
Brown tf Sheldon,
MESS PORK, for S.tle liy
Sept25 IRA !
STEWAT
HOES! HOES!
WILSON'S Hocs anice article, just received
and for sale, cheaper' than thecheapcst at
STEWART'S.
NEW GOODS.
I nMIIS dav
opcning by tbe subscriber a
I .. gplendid stock of fresh and desirable
; eoods, embracinj; all the rarieties of
, iuuii l aauiuniiunn uuuuo
' oflered in the market, he has taken the ut-'
' most pains in his selection as to style, quality '
anu price. All wisliing lor good bargains will
do wcll to call. He will say posilirely hc is j
ersell k
not to oe unaersoia, aaa lns motto is to un-
nowing that small profits aud quick '
! returns nill cnsure sucess to tbe trader aud
satisfaction to the buyrr.
P. W. COLLINS
Cornwall, April 29th, 1844.
Full of Goods.
The latest, cheapest and bcst
Stock of Goods cvcr oflered in this market
comprising almost every vaiiety of kind,
style and nnme, which were bought low
with cash and wbich arz SELLING OFF
RAPIDLY at a small advnnce from Costj
by A. FRANCIS.
May 8th 1841.
PAPEll Hangings, a large stock, just
rec'd and oflered low by
May J, 1844.
A. FRANCIS".
CARPET Warp, Cotton Yarn, Sheep
Twine, a new supply by
Mny 8tb 1844. A. FRANCIS.
CAPS, Velvet, Boys Fancy do Crimp,
Glared do, Sportsmeu Wool do. just re
ceived, for sale at STE WARTS.
A LARGE lot of Unbrellas and Para.
sols, cheap for cash at STE WARTS,
HATS, Lcghorn, Palm leaf, men's wide
Brim do, for iale t STE WARTS.
PORT FRANXUN.
A. B. & R. M. CHIPMAN,
ARE rcceiviug from Boston, an cmire
new stock of seasonablc
iDjRY GOOBS.
Comprisidg a completeassdrtntent of Broad
Cloths, Casstmercs, Summer Cloths, Amer
ican Prints, Alpincs. Balzarines, Orgnudic,
Sciudia, Gro De Valence, Paraisians, Crape
Nemour, Crape & 51. De Laines, Printed
Lawns, Monteith Checks, Gro De Naples,
Gro De Swiss and Bonnet Silks, Ribbons,
Laccs, Gimp, Cords, Veslings. Gro De Lon
dou, Thibet l'lain and Plaid De Laiue, Stri
ped and 6g'd Casbmerc Shawls, Cravats,
Florence and Straw Bonncts, Ilats, Caps,
Boots, Sboes, Gaiters, balf Gaitcrs, Slips,
&c. &c. Brown and Sea Island Cottons
from 6 1-4 to 11 cts. AIso Molasses from
25 to 34 cts, P. R. & N. O. Sugars from
6 1-4 to 9 cts. Colfee 10 to 12 1-2, II. S..
Y. II. &. O. II. Teas 32 to 75 cts. Nails $5
Tobacco &c. Sz.
A general assortment of Crockcry, Glass
and Hardware, Medicincs, Oils and Paint.
Iron and Stcel, Fish, Salt, Flour, constantly
! ou hand at a small advancc from Troy priccs.
! The above will bc sold very low for Cash,
i Prodnce, or approvcd crcdit.
1 Bridport, 5lay 1st. 1844. 1.
$10,000 Wanted.
IN excbange for Dry Goods and Groccries
tn small Iots to suit purchasers, at a better
rate than has ever before been oflered in this
imarkct, apply at W. S. JOIIiNSOVS
May 14. 1B44. tlicap Uas.1 SWrc.
PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS.
THE larcet, bcst and dieapcsl assortment
jofPriuts in Addison County, is uaw olTercd
May 14, l!44.
LAW NOTICE.
THE Subscrlbcr haiing opcnetl an Offlcefor the
trancaction of Jxw bus-nsss, ould ioforra tlie
rubllc tliat be will bc ready to vvuit uiion all wUo
' ml. liaveo:caiion fr his imilessional sertices al
his Ofiice orcr the Slore of Ira Scewart Esq.
lewdoors south of the Post Office,
EMERSON I!. WRIGHT.
Middl bury Jan. 8, 1S44.
HATS AND CAPS.
Spring pattcrn, ftue Mole skin, Lcghorn
Double and Siuglc Brim, Silk, Velvct aud
Cloth Caps at BIRGE'S.
AprillO, 1844.
GARDEN SEEDS.
The celebratcd Rislcy ct Co. Gardcn Sceds.
Also tbe Shaker Seeds from Eufield, warran-
ted superior and of thegrowth of 1843.
For salc by Z. BECKWITH & Co.
FOR SALE.
A large Lot of Window Blindsand Sashat
rr nnnrii.imn i.
very lowpnces, oy . unuivi n ti ctuo.
Middlebury April Cth, 1844.
NEW SPRING G00DS.
C. BIRCE, is now receiving his usual Va
riety offashionable staple&fancy Dry Goods.
New Spring pattcrns, and chcap as cvcr of
fered for Cash.
April 10. 1844.
BONNETS &C.
Ladies aud Misses Florence Braid, Straw
and Cy press Bounets, Artificials and Iiibins
at BIRGE'S.
April 10 2844.
BONNETS.'
SILK, Cypress.i. Willow Bonneti, just
received, and for sale by
IRA STEWART.
Nov. 27 1843.
CARPETINGS ctc.
.Oilcd floor Cloth, Mattiug aud Carpctings,
it BIRGE'S.
April 10, 1814.
Balzorine, Sup. Mous De Laine, Ging
hams, Prints, yc. just received at BIRGE'S.
April 10, 1814.
Clotlu, Cassimeres, Veslings, Twccd Cas
simeres and olhcr Summer Cloths for Gcu
tlcmcns wear just received at BIRGE'S
April 101844.
PAPER 1IANGINGS izc.
1,000 pieccs Paper,
50 " Bordcrings,
just received and very cheap at BIRGE'S
April 10, 1S44.
OLACK. CAMBUICK; Bl'k
- cs and gimps. just rec'd by .
BROWN &. SHELDON.
Jan. 30, 1844.
C 300 bushcls Corn forsale by
ol 11 P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Feb. 29, 1844.
1AP AUGERS A new article of Cap
Augcrs which every farmcr desirous of
good lcnces sliould ua.vc, lorsale by
P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Feb. 29, 1844.
CPRUCE CLAPBOARDS AND PL.VNK
A quantity of Spruce Clapboards and
clear stuff, Spruce Plauks wcll seasoncd for
saleby P. W. COLLINS,
Cornwall Feb. 20. 1844.
NOTICE.
MRS. N. HARRIS would
respectfully inform the citizens
of Middlebury and vicinilv, tbat
shc has received from Boston
and New York, thelatcst fashion of Stocks, and
aH kinds of Gendemen's Linnens, which will be
II . .1 1 A . , ,1 ,-n.
er than can be olitained elscwhere oi tae same
quality.
Middlebury, May- 1st, 1811
MISS BAUTHOLOMEW
Has removed to the house of Mr. R. L Fnller. on
ihpsireei leadinsrfrom Plcasant to Cburt Strcet.
where she tnvites ber friends and caslomers to
call on her.
Bonnets and 0ps made and repaired as usual,
in theneatestand bestmanner, and mostfashioa
able style, at a fair price.
Entrance to her rooms at the frontdoor.
Middlebury, Maylst, 1844.
PLOWS PLOWS.
fWlIIE Subscriber is agent, for the sale of
JL Ruggles, Noursc As Mason's, Eagle
Prcmium Plows, the genuine article no mii
takel manufacturcd by them at Worcester
Mass. Full trimed with wheel and Coulter
at manufacturers prices.
P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall, April 120 1814.
175 pieces Calicoes,
20 ' M. De Lancs,
10 " Printed Lawns,
10 " Lace Stripes,
10 " Broad Cloths,
6 " Plaid and Rib'd Fancy Cassi
meres. 2 Cases Mole Skin Hats,
2 " Bruih & Nutria,
1 " Leghorn,
20 doz. Gloves and Mitts,
7000 yds Sbeetingi,
600 " Summer Stufls,
Together With a cumerous list of articlej
not enuraerated, jt prices to defy competition
forsale by P' W. COLLINS:
April 29, 1844.
WRIGHT & BCSH,
ARE now receiving a gcncntl assnrt
nicutof NEW GOODS, suited lo tbc winU of tha
communiiy.Mkicb wllbth? toc!c oa hnJ, i nteiided
to embrace ctcry articlc dcj ireJ by onr ciatomers,
among uliicli willbefocad varium
AEir STYLES OF GOODS,
furUJio dresei, tacb a: AakpriocJ, organdies.
Dclaincf, lmalinu, lairru &c. &c. BoontU and
HilJjoni a jjreat variety. Clotlu and Cassimeren
a large jtoek. Suinmer rkitlw of every tjle nnd
price. Hardware, Crockerj ud GliM ware, Druga
and 3ledicinc, Groceric, l'ainl5, Oil. Iron, Stecl,
NaiU, GUsi.Drj- Fish, SaLnon.Satt Flour, Window
SaKh.&cfc.
Tlicir stock In fact, emhracea erery article osnnlly
callcd for In this seclioa ofthe country, vihkli will
be soh! for rendy pajr, orapprotcderrdil in all cac
as low ns can bo proctircd m tae county, aud Ia
where tlie cost will warrant it.
Shureliam.MaylO. 1344. 2
" IRON.
Of etery siie and fluipe, Kail Rods.IIorsetliocs,
Nailn, Enlish, Gcrman east and tprios Sieel for
saleby WUIGI1T and BUSI1.
Slwreham.May 13.1S14.
FAREWELL'S
Slips, Wnlking Slwci.GailtrJ.Iti'bVins, furladies
and UitKt, Cliackf ,and lloy Crogans, for salc by
Shoreham, May 14, '44. irrighl If Bush.
BOOTS
200 nnirs tliick and tliin, tole Leatlicr, njprr leath
er, and calfl-in!, for salc by WriciitSc Hcsil.
PLUWS.
Vergennes, Starksboro and Poultney, at Manu
f tcturers prices. Wr.lcUT andBusu.
31ay,14, 1S14.
A FULL SUPPLY of Drv Groccries,
jUst received and forsale cheap, by
J. 31. &L.AUt, CC Uo.
May 15, 1811. 23m
Boots and Shoes, a largo assortment, fresli
from Market, forsale by
J. M. SLADE &. Co.
May 15, 1841. 23m
Calicocs, Tickings, Cottou Cloth, Sum
mer StuDs for childrcn, togcthcr with a gen
eral assortment of staple Dry Goods for sale
by J. M. SLADE, &. Co.
.May 13. 1814. . 2 3m
Hinsdill's Familv Flour, Superfiuc andEx
tra. for sale by 'j. M. SLADE, ic Co.
May 13, 1344. 2 3m
White nnd Rcd Lcad, Licsecd Oil, raw
and boiled, and Dyc Stufls, for sale by
J. M. SLADE, & Co.
May 13, 1844. 2 3m
rARASOLS ff SUX SHADES, i
for sale by j
May 14, 1344. Brcwn iy Sheldon. I
HATS. j
One CascExtra jVoleskin Hats, mmufactured j
Lcgay & Co. Washington St.ect, thc most fash- ;
ionable Hat store in Boston, warrantcd bcttcr j
in quality and style than tbe Elm strect Hats, for j
salc by j
May 13, 1844. JJrotrn Sf Sheldon. !
Clieese.
for sa!oby
500 lbs Clieese a firat ralo
nrticlo
W. S. Joiissos.
TOTUE LADIES.
Flowcr Sceds a creat variety for sale by
Z. BECKWITH A- Co.
April 8. 1814.
. i chcap as can oe ontaiueu at aay olhcr ture iu
.,,. FIRST quality at 50 cts. pcr , the Htate for Cash, and on the most accoiuinixL.
" " i bushel for sale by ' ting tcrms for othcr pay oron short approvcd cro.
A. 1RANCIS.
F
ARASOLS ctc. A tiue lot of Parasols
and Umbrellas, just rec'd. nt
April, 17, 1844. BIRGE'S.
rONNETS. and elcgaut Ribbons and
- Trimmings the newest and most fash
ionable style, just received and olTercd very
low by A. FRANCIS.
New Treatmcnt otConsumption
Buehan1 Hangarian Bahum f Lie.
Prcparcd in London, England, anil rec
commeiulcd bv all cf the most cclcbrulcd
Phys.icinns in Europc. Sold wholesale re-
tail by RUSSELL &. GRJDLEY, Mid-
tlleburi'. Agpnts lor iuuison county.
Further Tcst'inony
'ice d ffom Dr. Jfrjlrlnnr.
Just received from Dr. Howlar.d, infutorof
Dr.
: Taylor's Bahamof LUencort, 375 Bow-
; as a Cure for cvisumption, Liver CW
inl, I'alpatation of the Jleart, Broncliitis
ery.
plainl,
and Asllima,
West Poist, March 9th, 1S44.
Dear Sir It is with the crcatcst possible dcKree
of.heartfclt gratittide, and plcasing emou'ons of.
tbe soul, that I allcrnpt to east in my lnitc, ia fav-)
orof Dr. Daylor's lialsam ol Uverwort. Ap-1
preciating as I do, thc virtucs of that cicellent '
medicinc, and sympathising wilh, and fceling at J
ihe very sonl, for tliose who may t afilictcd as I ;
was, cannot anaao lasticeto ray own leelings
tcL
was seized widi a raralvs is of thc lcft I??, wbich
coufincd me to my Led fora numtcr of monihy, ;
butby the unliunj persercrr.nce of iny Physi-j
cians I waspaitlally rciorcu to ucaiin.
iir Jjveranaaiivca,.pdiwiui ,.
system ,n toto, sufiered f.ont the at ack most sc- !
vcrcly, and I have ever bccn suhjcct W thc most
vio'.cnt attacks of inflainmation ol thc I.ircr, suf-j
fcring in thc most cvcrnciatir.g manncr on taking
cold, was never free from pain in my right side,
accompaniedbyallat hostofncrvousa
wliich rendcrbfeaburdcato all who are objccts
of its pre-. In this way I su&ered until Ihe atr- ,
tumn of 1812, when I was scizedwith tbe Liilions
remitting fevcr. My life was despaired offorj
sonic wccks, but by tl.e unyielding pcrscverenee I
of my physicians, I was again partially rcstorel i
tohcalih. Butmylungs during my illncss, did j
not escapc with impunity. i was inrcaienea -wnn ;
a ihickcningof themucus membranc of theBron
cht'a Itubes.my cough was extremcly severc,great
tiahtness across thc chest. sbortness of breath.
and violcnt palpitation and sorcncss in thc inter-
costat muscies, anaconsupaiiun5unjiiiin;s,uuv
evcr, diaihcca. The matter eipectoratcaassum
ed the appecrancc of genuine pns, was oceasion
ally strcakcd with blood; with nolhlng but impen
dirig oeatii, I of course cxpectcd very soon to
stand at tbc Bar of God. In this condnion I was.
when adviscd by a friend to trv Dr. Taylor's Bal
sam of Liverwort. ffrom 375 Bowcn-, N. Y.) I
did so, and before unc bottle was gonc I was e.v
TiREtr restorei?, but being too ambiiious I eipo-
scd myseli, and was agam taKcn aiarmingiy iu.
I lost my recollection so far that 1 could not re
memher mv transactions from dav to dav. and
scarcely the names ofmy children. Allthc svmp
tons of "consumption retumed withalmost redoub
Ied fury; I then went toSaratoga springs where I
spent tne summer, bmwithout thelcast advan
tarre when I retnmedl wasso tronbled wilh nal-
pitalion that it many times threatened immediate
suflbcation. I again had recourse to Dr. Taylor's
Balsamof Liverwort, (from 375 Bowery,) and
by its continned use, I am nowalmost enttrel v rc
stored lobealth. I have occasionally made use
of it in my practice, and that with markcdadran
tage. I declare inyselt lot be an encmr to all
quacks and curc-all medicmes, but so fully con
vinced am I of thvirtuesof your medicine.it is
my candid belief that if the Facully would make
use of it, in conncction with ihe remedic already
in their hands, Iess by far would be the viclims of
thatdreadfnl disease denominatcd Consumption.
If, sir, what I havc written TriU be of any advan
tagc to yon, or to tJuflering humanity, you are al
perfect Uberty to use it.
l ours witn mucn cstcem,
Signed, A. B. HOWLAND, M. D.
Beware of conntcrfcits, the onlv cenuine has
an engraved latel (over the outstde wrapper of
each bottlel with the sisnature of Dr. GURDON
J. LEEDS attachcd, and is forsale at tbe original
ofEce.375 Bowerr. N Y. and bv Sidnev Moodev.
' JUIddlebury, Vt, Price rednccd to St ,50 and S 1
lpcrbttlO( 1 4w
humamty, to inakeatleasta trial of Dr. Dr.Taw ' "''"YfV . . " criuall,,u'
lor-s Balsata vf Livcrwvn. Il is impiMe it '"3? V'C,U"-
ine to dcscrile to vou whM I havesurlbrcd for ll c n r-n,:ub" CCItKrK VITII , ,
nast 15 vcars. Whca alout 18 vcar of ape, I ! . ,u(. ut (-' & "
PROBATB KOTICEA
STATE OF VUMONT, )
District.of New Haven, s.v J
Be it rencm'jercd that at a 1'robttc Court, tal
den at Bristol, wiihinaad for the dUtilct ct" New
Haven, on the 4ti day lf Mf r. 13-1 1,
Aninstromcnt purpbrting to" bc tbe last will Ui-l
testamcnt of WINiHROP DOW, btetfl-in.
coln.in said district deceased, ws5 Frtscc;l u
said Court for probate, by tbo perjons thciem
namcd as Exccutors. Wliereapoa said Ccnu
ordered Ihe said Executors.to noiify all jcnu.
conceraed to appear alaprobate Conrt to 1 eliol -ca
at Bristol in said distiiet on the first Murdy
ofJune next at 10 o'clock A. M., atlbs cificc ct'
the Judge ofsaid Court, tben and Iberc to m:ike
theirobjectionstoiheprobaleof said will if thcy
scc cause, bv publUhinK a certified ccpy oflkisor
dcr in thc NorlhernGalaxy a newprer pintei!
at Jliddlebuiy in the County cf Adt'ison tliwi
wceks succossivly previous to tbe liina of W..JT
Conrt.
II- Mc.TiiLt., Judge.
A true cnny tf recnrd. 2
Attest, H. Mc.ttLL Judtf'.
STATE OF VERMONT,
Dislrlct of New Haven, ss. J
Be it remcnibered, ibat at a Prohate Court bvl
dcn at Bristol, within ahd for tbe dislnct of New
Haven on the 4th day of May, iSii,
The Admicistrakir on l!ie estatc cf JOn
IIILL late of Starksboro in said ditrict dcccas(.s
presented his pctiticn in wiitiny prayicc for i.
cense to scll real cstate ofsaid deceased for tb
purpose of pay ing Ihe debts against saidcstaie'
and expenscs cfAdininistratlcn, and tLercin se'
forth theamouztof dcbts duc from ihcr deceased,
andchargesof Admini'tration, the value of rer'
sonal cstate atd situation of thc rcal cstate, intl
that it is ncccssary to sell all tbe real cs&te of lla
deceased (cxcept thc widow's dower) toiether
with the rcrcrsiou cl'aid dower, for the pi if ono
aforesaid; it Isthcrcfore ordered that ttcs :d J.C
titiou be considecd at a session ofsaid Couuto lo
holden on'the first Monday in June rcxr rt 10
o'clock A. M. at the o.Tice of the Judg cf said
Court and that said Adnu'nistratur guc EOtico
thereof to all persons inierested, that tl.cym. y p
pcar&iuakc theirobjfctions.ifany tlcy ir.aj tava
to tbegranting of sai:llicensc,bvpuMisbinrs cer
tified copy of this order in the Northcin C: laxy,
a ncwsparcr printed at Middlebury in tlie Coct,
ly of Addison, thrcc weekssuccessively j uvici;
lo tbc time ot" said Court.
U.UtVEY MtSSILL, Jb je.
A iruc copv if rcrord
AttMl II. JIU.VSILL.Jud. 2
THE Subscriber has takcn tbaS'cra nt
Monkton Borough. recently nccupicd by J.
Miner tC Ca. ainl i irow rocciving and cf eii.
iug a splcndid siock of cw God, recently
pnrchascd in New York and Tioy, (cmprii
ing alniost cvcrv varictv usuallv kept :n a
couutry btoro, consisting of
Groceriei, Hardware, Crockery and t foi
vurc, Vru3, Metlicines l'ainto,Iin
cced if Lamp OU, Cut tf II rov ;.n
!'ails, Window Goj, I u'ly
Cod Fish, Msclerel, Luerprjol Si'
ALSO,
S u j) c r li n e Flour
. l-T . l. . 1 I . .1. I A
and scll at 12 1 2 ccuts tdvauco from tbs
i Vergnucs priee.
J Hc would say to his fonaer friends acd tLo pul-
(licthathcdesigiis to kecp a good supph ot :Jl
thc irticlcs uantcd ty thc peoplc, and to sell a
it. Pleasecall itid eriniiuc fjr votirsiflvci Thi
peopleof Starksboro' and especially tlio-.e ivb
nave Bccn m tne natit oi ir. cin? wim L m :n
New Haven, are respectfully invitcd to c.l1
. fuSTi'Jinff rn ffin rT 'T v
yWlUiU j. AytRl jj
i TOiwiKlwK.
Miss. Loonts, $' 31 1 ss.
. Df5.ll.io,
j a hop sectjud door North ff the Curgrrgatii.uil
i'uincs of iMillbcra and Mautiramakrr', tfv I -i
ilcclln? llmliif.. uiicic thv inteiul to c-.irfv tnlh
,bB Iti Fatbton bich nill U made Bptn L
1 irpup"d ,, le a"J "IaU:U ilr ,ul c 1 'f"
i . J " k
SfPfl (1lil 00BUbHEL.Sllat
rfj-ALS-O
H( BUSHFLS CORN.
I.J
Jou:so.i
Apiil 1st 1311.
NEW GOODS.
Tlic suLscri!cs ara now receivin" ibeuSprlcc
rnd blimmcr Uood, which fr varictv, auiuRbt
Arrival No. 2.
I f nmr'n i 1 .
pv of Florence Iiraid Bomrcts, ani an :clK
bemlemea s Molcskin, Leslora. rcd P-!". Lcf
n p L . BaIziJrin tc. ir
y ' '
- ' ' "
CHOiCE GI'.OCLRIES. Alm.,,1 rc7
u b . vd fanuly-srlcw.J
. , , ,.
w" arc' I5,c" K,J,D ADtr? ..,-
Just received by A. .KANOsfe.
OBSBitl1 'WFTTi fftkSfai
Jk g S Kf A gtgX b ffi tj3sSB3S..
33l JSSoauBa. t3l?Wh5U5
BROWN A: SHELDON, have just ia--
ceivcil u genrral assortment of uonria for tu
scasnn, including English, Grrman, and Fa
cy Cloths aud Cassimeres; Docskins.Strscd
Gambroous, &c.; rich Satin and Silk es't;g
Calicoes, Balzoriues, Lnwci, icc. i:c, whi'.U
nill be sold cheap for aish.
April 7th, 1844. I
CRAVATS. Gent's silk and satin Cr
vats, Ladies' Cravats, Blfc. Ital. Cravats; P
tent Rubber Bracrs, Silk Suspmdcrs,
for sale by
BROWN i: SHELDON.
April 7th, 1341. 1
BONETS, Florence, Straw. iniocs lo.
Cyprus, anil Pnlm lcaf Bonnets, jut ro
ccivcd at STEWART.
OLD, nnd Young Hyson. Hyson Skin,
and Black Teas. Loaf, Lump and rirouu
Sugars, iiiolnsses, Cnflies, Rice. Rniin.
Spices. nnd pcppcr. fol sa'c unusintllv Imr
at STEWARl'S.
1H Pnpot- Ladies, Misscs nnd cbil
JLU UtlbUb jren3 SnoM ,,
Gaiters. Also Men's Ca'fskin Boot-of tb
most fashionahle slyle and best nianufACt
uruatrcduccd prices, just rec'd bv
A. FRA'NCL-.
ftURTAIN Musiins, l nmbrie, Frinpp.
J tunuturc.1 and Copperpbtte jn-r rec
by
A. FRANCIS.
May 3.
tP CASES Pnrnsols nnit I'mhrclh, ju.t
r rec'd and cheap enongh by
A. FUA X C i
CROCKEHV anil Glass Ware." AhrT.-.
now tock of Hnnhvare nnw o leitin
by A. FR.VNTJS "
Mny S.
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