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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10
Just like a feather,
On the whirlwiud's wing.

On the whirlwind's wing.
Pestilence and death are around bim-he
sees The grim monster approach his limbs
are unnerved-he cannot Hy-he is sinking
in despair. when religion appears, and by
her light and presence dspels his fears and
teammates his frame. She has power to
charm, and while she charms, she intsructs.
Her votaries are happy, for she constantly
points them to a haven of rest, ia a world
where
No scorching rays Of day,
No fatal damps Of night,
Shall ever find their way,
To weaken their delight
Where God himself gives Zion rest,
And makes her habitation blest.
They who have known the sweets OF her
| society, pity those whose highest ambition
is " TO shed lustre over few years-to live
in remembrance century or two, and then
be forgotten" Yet, even for this the scholar
labours, and the hero endures hardship, this is
the summit of human ambition and the bound
airy OF its most ssnguine expectation.
From "a Tour in Switzerland, performed IN
he Years 1917, 1918, and I8I9.-By L.
Sisaond"
THE CHAMOIS HUNTERS.
The iammergeyer, the largest of birds of
prey after the condor Of America, measuring
sixteen feet across when the wings are ex
tended, frequents the north of Switzerland !;
1t sometimes carries off the young kids, and
and even large dogs. NJ. EbeI relates a
story of a cbasseur Of this country Joseph
Schoreo,) who having discovered nest be
killed the male, crept along the jul OF rock,
bis feet bare, the better to keep himself firm,
in hopes of catching the young ones. He
raised his arm, and had already his hand up
on the nest, when the female pouncing on him
from above, struck her talons through bis aim
and her beak into bis loins. The hunter.
whom the smallest movement would have pre-
cipIated TO The bottom, lost not his presence
OF mind, but remained firm, rested his fowling
piece, which, fortunately he held in his left
hand, and with his foot directing it full on the
bird, touched the trigger and she fell dead.
The wounds which be had received confined
him Tor several months. These hunters are
men from whom the savages OF America might
learn lessons Of patience and courage in the
midst OF dangers and privations. The great
er part come to tragical end. They dlsap-
pear, and the disfgured remains which are
now and then found, alone inform US of their
fate.
Prdyers.-A German Priest walking in
procession at the head Of his parishioners ov-
er their cultivated fields, in order to procure
blessing on their future crops, when be came
to hose OF unpromising appearance would pass
on, saying " here prayer and singing will a.
vail Hching this must have manure ~
Easy Cure for the .ague.--When the ct i
on. take new laid egg in glass Of brandy.
and 60 TO bed immediately very sim.
pie receipt has cured great many. after more
celebrated preparations have proved unsuc-
cessfui.
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DR.. MOORE'S
Essence Of Xife.

h;.. =: a val,ta6le Medicine, lately discovered
WHICH, II rightly applied, will be tbs means of
thousands from the Jaws of death. II has bs, sro
very efficacious in the following diseases. viz.
,oNsuMPIiON, Hopping Cough, common congbs
Sos' Diihcir Breathing, Influenza Qaincy Asthma
phtnc Splitting of Blood Fttulency Indigestion loose
es SIS OF the Bowels, Fits of every kind Crsnp tickets
eury, Cholc, Cstarrh Dyssntary, Paintings Hypoc
oTi~c Affection. Headache. Sickness az Stomach Meas
pIeventarive OF contagious Diseases Govt and Rheuma
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Cure for he Jte Of the Rattlcsnake or other uenonou.
.fniEnnI

4nimnL
give 70 grown person teas poonful Of the volatile
spirit OF sal ammoniac. or what Il commonly called
spirits Of hartshon ia haIfa wine glass Of water eve
~ haf hour, unt the symptoms disappear, binding
at the same time linen cloth Of three thicknesses
wei with spirits, unuixed with water 10 the wound
II the wound has hesn given some hours before the
application can be applied, il Should &c seared free
y round the bite wilma sharp Enle Or larcen before
the wet cloth is laid on.
Inc most severe and obstinate cases have been
known to yieh ID this rt n,edv in a few hours
Very great care ought he taken that the sprts NJ
Sloud be kept tightly colked; for II exnoxea
- u soon loses its efficacy - Village Reeord
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Cnn bbls. superfine & fine FLOUR,
~ 10 hhds w. |. RUM,
loo bbls No. and Mess BEEF,
FOR SALE By
J. RICHARDSON, No, 6, Long-Wharf
Sept. g.
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Certificate Of the Hon. Daniel Buck, late .uenber O.

Certificate Of the Hon. Daniel Buck. late .ueraI,r
Congress.
merely eety that for eighteen years past have been
7. ee 'ne rouoled with tedious cough occasoned
oy carnsi an cton, that in the So Of last
and TAIL us increase accompanied with structures rh
lungs hgnt sweAts sold chils, temporary heats
wasting OF hsh AMI diminuon of strength and c1nsr,nr
tcvsr, strongly indicating approaching consumptioa
'tthough applied 20 suntry physicians and made pse
OF various medicines. l obtained no r-.f unr;I - -
tsa myself 20 Doctor Jonathan Moorethis was in Novem
Gsr last ne oeraly adminstee ed his PICTORIAL drops. or
ESsenee OF LIEN less than twenty four hours after
OF this M dicne found myself in degree relieved ana
the change almost entirely the use of the FS
encs. MY night swests, cold chis and Temporary
nave wholly bsded. my fever has much ab.ted nv rorgb
returning health. ' f A'~"Ne Vi
Nor,.;oh ", DANIEL BUCK.
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Certificate of the Hon. Stephen r. Brnd,s,.

Ne'tJCote y Vfe HON. Stephen r. Brddlse.
t Pnen n bradiee, OF Westminster. in yermont do
tot nave tor some time been well seoaintet wi
The good effects OF DR.. Jonathan Moore,s Fsserre Of Is
extreme safe and sseul Family Medicine in coas conohs
all uso derS OF shr breast and lungs in the xhoopin
cough, and al spasmodic complaints and make M phS
the cltizeus OF America would receive erear hrneG -;
moe general use or the And being personally ar
qu.ined with Dr. Moore. and finding him TO be discre
~n wen INFORMED man. Cannot but hope he win receive
all due encoui agement. - 'sNe"e
STEPHEN X. BRADLEE, LID.
Westmsnster,Sept. :, I8os.
leFTo all wltom IL may concern.
We the Undersigned Physicians who have proved m.
caey OF DR. Jonathan Moores Essence of Life conr.iy i
our duty 10 patronze che Medicine, OF opinion thar
ii 2sneIsy used, u will be OF pube utility.
AbEl DUNCAN. Dammsrnon.
SAML. STEARNs. LII D. DO.
WIN. TOWN. Wesfmfr1sr.
c. w. CHANDLER, Anasver.
ABRAHAM HOLLAND. EIlpc{e.
loNA. BADGER, WeSfminSer.
NATHAN STONE, Nezv Fame
PRESCOTT HALL, chesfsrfeIi
CHARLES BLAKE, Ksens.
ne above Medicine may be I'D in large or small onap+
,ies, OF SAMUEL klDDER. IT.. Charestowp, Mass Who
ss recently been appointed Wholesale retail Agent far
the States of Massachusetts and bv his
nent IL may be obtained of
HENRY BUT MAN.
PORTLAND, Name.
1.-THE public will please 70 notice that If t b
Essence viii Be vended in future without the signature ~
samuel ktdier, 5r. attached direction vi hou
''N "'' "o' oe se"uhe' (9m., april s.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10

At Algiers upwards Of so persons died
day OF the plague, al the last dales.
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E. GREELEY

|" Il L. III 'o' ., Lodg -WhdU,
OO0 BARRELS FLOUR.
A'OoO dhls. Leaf TOBACCO,
10 Hhds. RUM,
Pipes Americas BRANDY,
do. Cognsc DO.
Roxes Loaf and Lump SUGAR,
Rock CANDY,
Kegs TOBACCO,
Barrels Cherry RUM.
$50 Boxes by & by 10 Window GLASS.
LOO Bbis. Mess No. & Q BEEF.
Portland, August - t822.
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SUPERIOR FLOUR.

"A FEW barrels Baltimore Howard Street Su-
IA perGne FLOUR, warranted of the first quail.
lily. WILLIAM FRANCIS.
Sept. 2.
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5000 w anted.

TOR two or three years-for which security
Il will be given on Real Estate in the centre of
the town valued at eighteen hundred dollars.
Enquire at this Office
Portland, Sept. 8, 1922.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
the undersigned, Executor 70 the will of the
GEORGE TATE,
Senator and Admiral in the Russian Service.
hereby call upon the brothers and sisters of the
late Admiral. or their children, to substantiate
their claims for Property, which by the will of
The deceased has not been specifically appropri-
sted, but which by the Law Of Russia belongs to
them All applications will be considered nuga-
tory, il not made within the space If nine months
after the present date 10th May 1922.
JOHN SIMPSON, ST. Petersburg.
Sept. 8.
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Easy Cure for the When the ct IS
on, take new laid egg IN glass Of brandy,
and 60 TO bed Immediately very sim.
pie receipt has cured great many. after more
celebrated preparations have proved unsuc-
cessfu
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10

The following beautiful lines were addressed to the
Agent OF the Colonization Society by Lady in Con-
necticut
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10

Prdyers.-A German Priest walking in
procession at the head OF his parishioners ov-
er their cultivated fields, in order to procure
blessing on their future crops, when be came
TO hose OF unpromisng appearance would pass
on, saying here prayer and singing will a.
vail nc'hng this must have manure -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-01

sition. suppressed monasteries. &c. which
are estimated at nearly 5000 Millions
But the sales have hitherto produced about
80 per cent, more than their valuation. II
is therefore probable, that the whole OF the
national property will produce double the
sum at which it has been estimated.
The decree of the Cortes, authorizing a
loan OF SO millions of reals for tue Minis
try OF the Marine. is officially published
in the papers of The Sd inst. q
An abstract of the budget fixes the char
ges for the public service of the year COM
mencing with the LIST OF July last at 664,-
8l3, 1894 reals. The ways and means are
calculated to cover this expenditure. A.
mong the items under the last head, the
revenue on articles o. consumption is es.
timated at loo, 900. 900 reals.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-01
POSTSCRIPT.
VERY LATE AND INTERESTING
FROM CURRACOA.
Nem YORK. Sen, o.

N
| By the fast sailing brig Matteawan
| Capt. Coffin, the editors of the CONNER
cial Advertiser have received letters r.
the 18TH inst, They have obligingIy "a
vored US with the following interesting ex.
tracts, from which it will appear that ano.
Their Spanish piratical vessel has fallen in
! to the hands OF one OF our national schoo.
ners:
On the 26th of August Gen. Morales
passed Curacao with 10 sail, flag ship
Marion, OF 10 guns, having on board
HOO men destined against Maracaibo.
The next day they Landed at Los raaues,
| 10 miles to the eastward of Coro, to make
up band of guerrillas, but they were so
warmly received 81 the troops composing
the Legion of Carabobo, Under the COM
mand of Gen. Davia. that they we're obli-
ged to make a precipitate retreat, with
the loss of IS men; they then steereG 10
the eastward On the 10th inst. at | O.
clock, P Al. part of the expedition was dis
embarked at Brahunda, and piIlage was
commenced. From the reception they
met with from the aborigines OF the coun-
try, they thought proper to re-embark and
try the strength of Bassora, between To-
casus and Maracaibo which place they
took possession of.
The Colombian forces marched from
COro on the Goth August, for the protec.
ton of Maracaibo, accounts from which
place to the 10Th inst. stated that they
were prepared at every point to NEE: the
enemy.
Morales fleet is said to pursue system
OF piracy. A Dutch brig and schooner,
belonging TO Curacao, were captured by
the Marion on the 3Oth August, and rob-
bed OF every movable article, and the
latter of 1000 in cash.
The Spanish schr. Tasso arrived at Cur.
racoa on the 18th inst. from Porto Rico.
and informed that Gen. Latour had arrived
at that place. They also stated that the
United States schooner Alligator, Lieut..
Comdt. w. H. Allen. fell in with and cap
tured on the 9th August, the Spanish pi-
ratical brig Poloma, Of 10 guns and $50
men. The loss was stated to have been
severe on both sides.
The Dutch armed brig Henrietta ARR
we'd at Curacao on the 4th inst in As
days from Amsterdam, with orders from
the Dutch Court to the Governor of Curra-
Goa to admit the Colombian flag.
The Colombian schooner otwar La Cen
tella, Capt. Hopner, sailed from Curacao
on the Ilth on cruise, having undergone
thorough repair The following gentle
men, attached TO her, were seen by pas
senger in the Matteawan the day she sail
ed, and were all in good health Mess.
Price, Manadier, Bum, Berwell Newell.
Bartlett and Ray.
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For Amsterdam,

&kSl The superior copper fastened brig
49, ANN, Henry Snow. master, will
sail about the 18th inst. and take some
freight if offered Immediately. Apply to
WM. FOWLE T. Co.
who have for sale received by said brig,
$500 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
10000 lbs Sumatra pepper
loo casks nails assorted sizes
10 tons St. Petersburg clean hemp
10 bales Russia feathers
10 do containing 35, 900 quilts
8 pipes superior quality Lon
2 halt pipes don particular Madeira
4Qr. casks VINE
10 Or. casks reneriffe wine
80 bbls No. g and 8 mackefei
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-01
THIS DAY.
On Tuesday, at 10 a. M.

~ - 81
VAIILL be sold at the auction store "a
w shares stock of the bank of Alexan-
dria; 80 do. do. Fire lnsurs nee company.
ALSO,
Ist and Cd quality sugars
Vinegar, rice, chairs, tables, bureaus
Sideboards. beds, bedsteads, tenders
Shovels and longs
The last OF the earthenware
ALSO,
Cloths, cassimers. linens, vestings
Counterpanes, Domestic shoes, &c.
Cotton g. threads, English twist, &c.
Will be added to the above sale,
Sup Cd hand carriage aud harness,
5 Boxes soap
ALSO,
Without reserve, an assortment OF Refined
Sugar, in lots to suit purchasers
ALSO,
positively 1cithont reserue,
most superb and excellent Gold Patent
tever Watch, imported by gentlemen ex-
pressly for bis own use.
6 Hbds. cider vinegar
Lot of earthenware
S,A MARSTELLER, Auct.
sept. 26
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IL MARINE LIST, sm
PORT OF ALEXANDRA.
COPIED FROM THE READING-RooM BOOKS

ARRlvED-sEPT %.
Schr. Albee. Allen, Charleston, S. &. 10
days ballast to the master
Schr. Little Charles, Griggs, Currituck,
N. C. 90 days; shingles to the master.
Schr, Packet, Hamer, Lubec, 10 days ;
plaster to the master.
Sloop Eliza, Barnes. Norfolk, 8 days ;
potatoes, cheese. &c. to the master.
Sloop Constitution, Fisher Philadelphia,
6 days; freight TO merchants.
SEPT. 90.
Brig Ann, Snow, Boston, 7 days salt,
SC, to Wm. Fowle & Co.
At quarantine ground--Schr. Eliza,
Reed, y. Y, 8 days; freight to mer-
chants OF the district, and two passengers
SAILED,
Schr. Mary, Mofietl, Baltimore.
Sloop Olive Branch, Halves, Boston.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-01

For Bremen,
,M The coppered brig GRAMPUs.
.& C. Bang, master; is now loading
and will sail in few days, and take some
freight if offered mediately. Applyto
WIN FOWLE T. Co.
Who have in store, for sale
SO hbds st CroIx sugar of sup. quail.
90 do Muscovado do OF fair quality
Sc, 900 lb green and St Domingo coffee
Is chests Y. Fl. tea Panther's cargo
10 pipes Holland gin
20 puncheons high proof Jamaica rum
ESQ bbls mess No. and 9 beef
Zoo boxes mould and dipt candles
80 hhds New pI England
10 half pipes Madeira wine. wooe
Go or. casks houses brand
800 do nails assorted sizes
loo pieces Russia sheetipg
60 casks Russia taliow
Is tons st Petersburg & German hemp
casks Bridport sewing twine
5000 bushels St Ubes salt
loco tons plaster paris
For Freight,
uEK> The superior brig SYLVESTER
- HEALY. E. Robinson. master;ca!rr-,
ries HOO bbls. in complete order, and VIII
take freight to Europe, w. Indies or coasts
wise, on moderate teirs. Apply Az ~
boye, sep Ia
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-01
THE MUSEUM
Foreign Literature 8, Science,
CONDUCTED BY
ROBERT WALSH, JR.

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
SIX numbers, or one volume otthe Muse
~ um, will be published before the end of
the year 1922. The first number of the
second volume will be published on the
first of January next, and, after that time,
a number will regularly appear on the lst
day of every month.
It will form two volumes a year, the
price of which is Six Dollars, payable by
subscribers in advance, at the time OF SUBJ
scription
The publisher, being determined to
print no more copies than are actually
subscribed Tor, gentlemen DESTROYS of pos
sessng the Work, will please apply i'm
mediately The first No. is just received
by ANDREW T. KENNEDY.
oct st
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RTJNNEILS'S

Prize List ofthe SD days drawing of the
WASHINGTON MONUMENT LOTTERY.
Nos. 4, l55 1888 1888 prizes oil D.50
1918 l0,828 I6,204 90
Twenty -tbree of 10
The drawing will take place on Thurs
day next as usual. The great capitals OF
of 10000 DOLLARS
Q of 1000 DOLLARS.
Is of loo DOLLARS.
81 Of SO DOLLARS.
40 of 90 DOLLARS.
And the tull proportion of 10 dollars are
still undrawn. Whole tickets Dis, halves
d. SO, quarters D.3 rs, eighlhs p.l 87a
RTOrders from any part OF the y. S.
post paid, enclosing the cash or prize tic
kets, will meet the same prompt attention
as il on personal application, addressed to
j. Ell. RUNNELS'
Lottery and Exchange Office,
King street, alexandria.
sep 80
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Public Sale.

Azn.A On Tuesday, the !st of sOcto.
EnE Der, 1899, at IL A. N, precisely,
wssf will be sold at public auction on
49, the premises for ready money,
one undivided third part in fee, OF a GER
tain tenement and lot of ground on Prince
street, 10 the town of Ale xandria. between
Fairfax and Royal streets, of which Robt.
Evans, Sen'r, died siezed The above
property is highly valuable, fronting on
Prince street, 90 feet, and running back
parallel with Fairfax st. 10 feet.
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct.
sep Is dts
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For Freight,

&%M The substantial schr. REAPER.
49, Lemuel Sawyer, master, carries $50
hhds. of tobacco, or $500 bbls. flour, is in
sxcellcat order, and will be ready in a
few days TO take cargo on osrd. APP
ply 10 NM. FOWLE T. 60.
oct | u
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SALES BY AZ CTION.
THIS DAY.

at 10 o'clock, will be sold at the auction
store, ON account of the underwriters, of
it may concern,
Ten pieces Devonshire Kerseys
damaged on board ship Boston, capt. Fins
ley, from Liverpool.
S. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
oct
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For FREIGHT.

ga The new schr PACKET, Da-
.vld Hannah, master, carries loco bar
rels, will be ready for cargo in lew
days. and for sale said schooner's cargo OF
lao tons plaster paris. Apply as above:
oct | II
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Office.

NOClCCs
Superintendent Office, Sept. 25, 1922.
THE citizens are here by notified that
Il the inspection of fire buckets will
commence on the 10th day OF October
next JAMES CARSON, S. P.
sept &c st
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TO MORROW
Public Sale

Public Sale.
ON WEDNESDAY: the cd Of Octo.
" Der next, at 10 o'clock, will De sold
at the Cabinet Warehouse OF the late Ros
bert Abercrombie, deceased, all bis per.
oonal estate, consisting Of a great variety
of new and elegant
C.aBI.NET WARE.
amongst which are si5eboards, bureaus
and secretaries, bedstead., dining. break.
fast and tea tables. work and wash stands.
&C.; household and kitchen furniture,
Mrsns Horse i Chg,
hearse, quantity of un6nish.
Ah&LsASA ed work, and materials, cabi.
net makers tools, &c. Terms at sale.
5 5NGS e MAN MdAnNnDELL, Executors.
sept rs f.
GThe National Intelligencer will
please insert the above three times and
send their accounts to the Executorg.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-01
Flannels, etc.

Flushings, Blankets, etc.
Brnden, Morgan 3 Co.
YTAVE imported in the ship William
III Thompson via New-York,
60 drab olive and blue FlushiDgs
Devonshire Kerseys
BY THE BRIG MISSIONARY.
IA, ga. "a, 1914, T. Ia Rose BAN
kets.
3D. g. 81 point DO.
Bristol Duffie, DO.
By the next arrival they expect a fur
Their supply of FIannels and WEIGH plains.
9 90
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ass> THE schooner VIRGINIA, capt.
E2& Be artou. will leave Philadelphia.
for the District of Columbia, on the 9th OF
of Octo5er.--One ofJosepb Hands new
line OF packets. E. CORNING.
sept 28 IT
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-01

Notice.
A PPLICATION will be made to the
IA Bank of Potomac for the renewal OF
a certificate of the stock of said bank, No.
648, dated 10th Dec. 1904, issued in the
name of E. ]. Lee and transferred TO Han
nah Woods, 18th July, l805-which has
been lost or mislaid.
P. r. FENDALL,
Admir- Of Hannah Woods.
oct 30
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the PosT OFFIcE Alexandra
d. c, lst of October, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10
NEV GOODS--ViE:

Sureriae, midGing q low PRICED BROAD
CLOTHS
d.. 10. do. CAssi HERES
Ladies Cloth -DniIls- 5lankets-Fiannels;
Cashmere shaw.s-Long Shawis;
Mefiao Painls-Ccroiiue Plads;
Green Booking. B Jmsaze:ts, twilpd h5uTd
and plume;
5 ! black 0nnbazine-bue IA tinet:
IwIil'J dag Handkeschiefs-.b Italian
Handkerchief
Fancv siik Hanfks' chieis---twiis'd German
Hsndke eiiefs:
Plaid Sarsrets-isui'i black silk Vesting;
Black silk Velvet-M uoien Vesting>;
Women. black and state coior'd wor,ied 40 Sc {;
Mems worsted, wool snd Angola half Hose
Chiidren's worsied AID wool socks;
Women's black aud white XII Gloves;
Childrea's Gloves Men, black Gloves;
Cotton Umbrellas -Calico-bidck Linen ;
Chiniz Furniture-blqck Camhrck Grape;
Twiild and plane GailO0ns--1athta Ribbons
Linen Check-Lancaster sheeting s. ShirIiogs
Spool Cotton-Silk aud Twist /;
Coat, vest, gilt and silk Buttons
1 bale c. RPETIN
Also
Live Geese and common FEATHERS
Bedticking, Frioges, Laces, &c.
BEDS made at short notice
PAPER HANGlNGS, a great assortment
Nov. 5, 1892.