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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-02-27
NOTICE.

A + n Towa Council, Feb 1, 1880:
IA Resolved, That the Clerk cause
notice to be giren, in the Northern
Star, that proposals will be received by
the Town Council, for improving the
towns FERN and providing for the
poor of the town, for term ,f time q {
from one to four years, from the Goth
Of March next-that all such proposals
he in writing, setting forth the terms
on which they will take he use of the
farm ano provide for the poor, accord
ing to Bill offare, sanctioned or a.
greed to by the overseeor OF the poor
And that said proposals be deliver
ed to BARNARD SMITH, Esq. on or be.
Gre the first Monday Of March next.
A true Copy,
s. RANDALL, Clerk.
Feb 6.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-02-27

The saIutary effects which temper
ance Socieres have had on the morals
Of The community arc visible in every
part of the cousiry, and should induce
the members Of those institu ions to re
double their exe,tions in so noble a
cause. To suppress intemperance, 1t
,pu,t be made Questionable 10 drink
ardent spirits; public opinion, that
dreaded a, bitter Of mn and manners,
must be set against it. The better
part Of the community. those most dis
Iinguished for their learning, their mo-
rslity, their benevolence, must both by
precept and example. oppose the use
of ardent spirits, which ascende,h TO
the brain, and reduce Gods noblest
work. to lavel with the beast OF the
field. Loss "f property, or Of health,
will not restrain the drunkard ; the in
fIciion OF Legal punishment has no ef-
feet on his habits aud in reclaiming
thousands frsm the error Of their ways
Since public opinion is SO potential. ).
how decisively should it be expressed
against intempsrsnce, which by foreign
ers, is said to be n national vice.
When men Lose their characters, theit
reputation, and become oulcasis from
society in cons, qcence Of iniemper-
ance when they are neglected by
friends and despised by tho community,
then will the vice rapidly diminish /;
and il affords US pleasure in bearing tes
timony to thei powerful effects which
temperance societies have had in pro-
ducing such state CT things Jour
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-02-27

MURDER. An Indian, says the
Danbury Recorder, was, on Monday
last, taken and lodged in the gaol 10
this village, charged with having mur.
defed a feIl,w Indian. II appears that
company Of several Indians have re-
sided, for a few months past, at q
place called Rock House, within four
or Eve miles Of this village. On Thurs
day last the prisoner happened to be
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-02-27

A Ia Court Of Probate holden with
IA in and for the town Of Warren,
on The lst day oi February, 1880. The
Commissioners on the Estate of
THOMAS INGRAHAM,
late Of War; en-, deceased, made Re.
port Ordered. tha. the confederation
thereof be referred to Court of Pro.
bate, to be holden at the Town Clerks
Office, IN Warren, on the first Monday
in March next, ard that all persons in
terested, be notified by publishing this
order three several times in the North
ern Star, to appear at that time and
he heard if they see fit. BY Order,
S. RANDALL, P. Clerk.
Feb 6.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-02-27
LIMP OIL.
lust received and for sale frs
~ quality Lamp Oil.
ALSO-New Mackerel.
G. Il. GARDNER,
a Pleasant remedy for
CORNS

N r has been known for years. that the A.
~ bion Corn Plaster, affords immediate re.
lief, and effects certain cure for Corns. In
its application according to accompanying d
rectIons, the Corn j, softened, a,tenuated, and
drawn out by the roots. without the lie ISL
pain, or any of the trouble and danger atten-
ing the hazardous and Intellectual practiceo
extracting the Corn by mere cutting.
The following instance, from many others q
a similar character, sufficiently attest to the
superiour efficacy of the Albion Corn Plaster
Ceryfcate.----T those afflicted with Corn.
on the feet, do certify, that have used they
Albion Corn Plaster, with complete succe s,
Before had used one box, it completely cul
ed a Corn which had trou bled me for man,
years. make this publicfor the benefit o.
those afflicted with that painful complain
(SigneD w. SHAW.
Flushing ,Long-Island, Feb28.
Price rs cents box.
For sale by J WILLIAMS, Warren
DR.. A. 4. MooRE. Newport /; and n
DURFpr, Fail River.
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Furniture.
JOSEPH LwTE.sIR
lone door north nc Coils HafeI

zone door north Of Coles HOtel,)
-.M.ALN STREET,
NFFERS Tor sale a .handsome as
W sOrtment Of of'CABI.vJST FUR.
.MTURE, made from the best ma.
lerials, and will be sold on reasonable
terms, VIZ:
BUREAUS, TABLES, REDSTEADS
$ STANDS. CHAIRS, Crickets, &c SC
aLSO-A good assortment Of Ma
hogany Framed
Zo0ktup GlaSSRs.
Old Furniture repaired with neat.
ness and despatch at short notice.
The smallest favor gratefully ac'
knowledged.
Warren, June 27.
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M orr Nedu QEon0H.

KSFEw Goods of different kinds have been
~ received this week, and are going on
at very lesc prices. For further particular
Plcase to apply at the ,oox
LONG ROOM.
NJ b. J. r, w. q CO. are receiving
such goods as are in demand. from. various
sources, almost every day, wh,fh keep.
their assortment constantly worthy tho "
ten,ion Of buyers.
nsy2l
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dnd frequently confessed (;
The man who's wise will surely own,
A" little" one 10 BE- st.
The god Of loves q" little" wight,
But beautiful ss the thought
Thou---arf 4" little" fair as light.
And every thing--in short.
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WIT AT PINCH.

WIT AT PINCH.
a country girloao morning went.
To market with her pig;
The little curl tail not content.
Squsaked out merry jig.
A gentleman, on passing by,
Laugh'd much. and jsering speks,-
. wonder, Miss, your child will cry,
When wrspt up in your cloak"
"Wby, SIR" quite psrt the girl replies
I" So bad q breeding had he.
That ever anon he cries,
Wiener he sees his daddy"
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To . iittle," but very handsome young
Lady.
When any ihipg abounds. we find
That nobody will have IL;
Bot when there's " little" Of the kind,
Then all the people crave Il.
lf wives were evils a. It's known,
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n LOT Of School Tickets and Watch
"a Ribbons. for sale st this once.
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Alas must death forever reign,
Triumphant, near each scene Of bliss
Blast youthful hopes, turnjoy to pain,
.dnd spoil cur happiness and peace.
Wis youthful hopes, they are oil fed,
They cease to interest his heart
No longer comfort on him shed,
No longer happiness imp.rt.
Sudden from earth he's called awsy.
Whhscarce a warning ofhis doom;
How short his life, how short his stay,
How quick bis passage 10 the tomb.
Thus short his life. thus feet our breath.
How quick from earth we disappear
In midst oflfe we arc in death,
We know not what awaits us here.
In that sealed, lonely cell,
Though narrow, cold and low,
Rest, lovely friend, in quiet dwell,
While Ger it oft our tears shall aow.
Hhousn premature'y snatched. away,
Twas not Till virtue vn thee shone
Thy memory long with US shall stay,
We long shall mourn that thsu art gone.
We also soon our dust mnst Law,
Beneath tho surface Of tfo ground
There wait the Resurrection day,
When the archangels trump shall sound
Then may We rise, in glory drest,
Rise TO an everia-tirg day;
.and enter an eternal rest,
Where pain srl death ns'er find the wsy
From tho Wyoming (Pnnn.) } Herald.
FILL'UP.THE GLASS
Fill up the cup. tho bowl, the glass,
With wine and spirits high.
And we will drink. while round they pass
To-Vice and AIssery!
Push quickly round the draught again,
find drink the gobls, low,
,And drink in revelry's swelling strain.
.To-Reassn's 0uerthre,O.!
FIJI, fll again-fill higher still
The glass moro warmly PRESS
Fill up and drink, and drink and fill.
To-Human beastinsss!
Push round push round in quickest time
The lowest drop be spent
In one loud round 10 Guilt and Crime,
And Crimes just punishment!
Fill, hll again fl to the brm,
To-Loss of honest fame
,Quaff-deeper quaff-while now We drink
Our ,ciue's and ehiIdren's shame
Push round and round with loudest cheer
OF mirth and revsiry-
whs drink to- Woman's sighs and tears,
find ehildren's poverty.
Fill up the glass-. fill yet more high
Thus soon Ds'er let US part
Stop not at woman's tear and sigh,
Give Beauty's broken heart!
Once more while power shall yet remain,
Fen with its latest breath,
Drink to oarsslvss- DISEASE AND PAIN,
AND INyAMY AHp 'DRATH. EN-.
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yDUTTER s. CHEESE first quality, Of
10 sale by the subscriber
Also Hams LLiquors Spices Provis-
Applss-- Powder and Shot Spanish
and Amefics ~ Cigsrs s-Tobacco- Molasses-
30 &c. ITa . 8. MASON, in.
nov 2s, '.i'
10 IHs IHffr
I'D ROwN sHEE"rNGs-6 bales "A
- s-s and s-a brown Shcctings, Of snps
ytor quality just received and for sale at
LONG ROOM
Jsn1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
LUCK AT
=" FORTUNES COTATGEll

" FORTUN Els COTATGE I"
10 pay our score, our tar aud potiage,
prize Poppd in, at " fortunes Cottage :
Drawn numbers in the Dismal swamp Lotte.
~, Class No. 8, for 1880.
% so 40 10 l3 6 81 .
Nos 81 DO, Capital prize of 500 Dollars, re.
manned unsold, purely or the want ola pur
observation-disclosures! eft his be a warning TO
you. reject no Logger the pronered friendship
OF the Goddess Golden Did. is serued
up Tor you, but you ca! NOT taste not--how OF
ten she has pointed out the r0ad TO riches you
spurn her kind0ess--and scolf AT her smllcs--be
mot lost TO your own interest-rut u the
Cottage" for chances in the Grad Console.
dated Lottery, No. 8, and Dismal Swamp Lot
terry, Extra No. Capital Sl50O0-you will
find agreat variety oflucky numbers whenever
you pop in at HEWS0N'S OFFICE
Oi Luck.
April 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
$50 REWARD

WILL be given for the apprehension and
w delivery. at my place of residence, in
the county Of Amherst. my negro mau CHARLES.
who runaway IN The month Of October last
Charles ISL small. dark complicated fellow
between nineteen and twenty years old, has sey.
efal scar. on ms arms and legs, accustomed b.
burns Inc length Of time Charles has been
absent. he mas doubtless changed the clothing
he had on when he lief, home lam d;.nnsa
10 believe he isin the City Of Richmond. as b;s
father lives there. | will give the aboy. -,
ward OF $50 for hi. delivery as above stated. mr.
forty dollars TO secure him in jail, so thai 90,
him again VARLAND RICHARDSON
" The Richmond Enquirer " III puLl sb IN.
above once week for four weeks. md for.
ward their account TO this Office fol payment
April ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
March 81, 1880.

Al meeting held NJ Pisgah Meeting House
March tn, 1880, 10 consult on the proprieiy of
forming Temperance Society," Michael Ora
ham was called 10 the chair, aud Rev Rob.
ert Burwell appointed Secretary 10 the meet
ing.
Altar some discussion, il was, on motion ,e
solved to form temperance Society, aud tint
the constitution of the Lynchburg So"lcry be
adopted by this meeting, with the necessary
change Of name, 81 as 10 make it read PHgah
Temperance SOciefy, aud by making The namber
OF managers eight.
The following gentlemen were then sppoih.
ted officers, VIZ Michael Graham. President,
George SteptUe. Secretary, ana Capt. John
Leftwich, Moses Fe,qua, fuqus X. Clayior.
Edmund l.. Woodruff, Geo. L, Leilwr h, Geo.
U. Shelton, John Iludnall, Jr aud joel Lea.
iwich managers.
On motion, resolved, that the proceedings
of this meeting be furnished the Editors Of the
Virginian aud Journal OF Humanity, for publ
Gallon.
On motion, resolved. that the Sncieiy recon.
mend the JotnaI of Humanity to the patronage
of The members.
Society adjourned to meet on the second Sa
turday in August.
MICHAEL GRAHAM, President.
RoBERr BUKwELL, Secretary.
April 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
AMHERST rRlUNE SOCIETY

This Society convened at the BulIaloe
Springs on the 9th instant Present amajo-
rity of the members, which by the laws, con
stiiute a quorum tor business.
Those intending to count for n premium for
scalps, produced their receipts, and il was
found thai Rowland Sandldge was entitled 10
The hig best premium, he having receipts Tor
four hundred aud thirty scalp that John
Morgan was entitled 10 the second best pre-
MUM and IA. DIummond 10 the last.
On motion, il was resolved, that Ia. Dhim.
mond be requested 10 prepare Treatise on the
culture Of Indian Corn aud Tobacco, 10 be-
road before the Society ut their neat meet.
ing
Resolved that David s. Garland, Charles L.
Barrett and Edward A. Cabe be n COMMITTEES
10 prepare "A Treatise on the culture oil IIomp
and Flax, aud 10 state, whether ia their opn.
ION, the mountain lands cannot be more prof
iably cultivated in these articles than IN Tobac
co TO be read before the Society at their ne I
meeting.
Resolved, that John Morgan, David s Gar
land Joseph X Carter aud Ia Drummond, he
IA committee TO take Into their consideration
the injurious consequences resulting from The
dependence ofthis section OF country on the
YES, ior Pork, and The best mode Of raising
Hogs, and make ftrort, TO be read before the
Society at their neat meeting
~ Persons wishing TO become members Of
this Society, can enter then names with one OF
The following named perspns, who are comnis
sloners Tor the admission OF members DIR.
Henry l.. Dayirs Dabney Sanddge esg. Col
John Pryor, Edward A. CubeIl, esq capt.Joho
ID. Davies.
" One of the members states, that. hardly
a squirrel, hare, raj, or mole, can be tonnd III
or about his plantation. Ills children destroy
these and other animals, 10 whom the premi-
um, ITO him awarded, is given.
By order,
CHAS. l.. BARRET, elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
COMMUNICATIONS ia, r,rgtuaa
THE ITALIAN SWIMMERS

itsnow some 10 or II years, aimee the pub.
lie was intormed by the City authorities of
some Oi tho noriern States. OF a regular gang OF
simultaneously Italians, who, having organic
ed an extensive company for the purpose,
were dispersed throug bout the Union, begging
money. his conccrn proved very prof able
one. and II was understood had accumulated a
large capital before their nefarions practices
were exposed, with which they then reIred
from business. Wnhln the last few months our
town has been visited by smother set OF these
sturdy vagrsnlS, ana ns Il sppears by the an
nexed article Iom a North Carhna papar thar
their begging district is somewhat extensive, il
Is probable that new iirm, equal IN extent and
rnpudence TO the old one. has been
recently established. fellow answering
well TO The description of the one adver
used ~ the y. L. paper, vas begging through
this town last week with printed paper
setting forth some piuiul story, tut he took
good care not 10 understand one word oil the
English language except money, aud could not
therefore answer any perpes,ng questions.
lie disappeared very shortly ntler an iniimaiion
was made ~ his presence IN good plain Eng
hsh that the police would be invited TO Wait
upon him, since which he has not been 81 en-
hut another of the gang, IA female. with ano.
Their printed story, still more pitiul, has taken
his place, aud Is now waiting on " ihe benso
oteni and The humane" AT tier houses. She is
equally uniformed aud snfe from questioning
with the other, and more success sful DO MOI
our laws authorize the puliee 10 interfere aud
stop such impostors Why then is II MT
dime The weak aud ignorant portion OF the
community exc tied by false sympathy are
handsomely quilted by these villains.
JUSTICE.
fmPodars.-A young man, apparently, Is
or % years old Of rotund figure. aud healthy
coun'rusnce, visited this town last week
begging money lie had printed recommen-
dauon 10 the SymPahieS OF the public, stating
thai his father aud mother, two sisters, himself
aud three brothers, arrived u; NrM-Orlrans
from France, IN Sept last, aud nil but himself
we're attacked with the yellow fever So lar
the tale MAJ be tue bn, AT this tme. about
seven mouths from the date OF the recon-.
mendatlOn, the family must either havr died
OF the fever or recovered from il, and IN either
case, II is mol likely they nov stand in ntcd Of
the charitable assistance of the public. On
questioning the young man, whose name ap.
pears TO be Attgustialhejoh, pretty closely Ms
TO his ability 10 labor for a subsistence, instead
OF leading "A vagrant life. spnnging not only a
living. bui considerable sums OF money, out Of
the pockets OF the industrious members of socio
~, he abruptly took himself out of our Office
leaving his Recommendation behug aud has
not been aeen since. We would caution the
public against this, as well as other kindred
imposicIs. with which il is known the country
Is lested. We feel certain that these fellows
are obnoxious TO the provisions OF the rag rant
dci." IN e PaDer,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

FANCY ARTICLES.
Walking Canes. gil, and figured Ivory hests
Box Wood aud fancy Snuff Boxes
Quill bark fine Ivory aud Pocket Combs
China, Desk aud Pocket laknands
Cups aud Balls, an amusing article
lrayat Stdeners, Masks of various phizes
Pickle Spoons and Forks. Mustard spoons
Leather P.rses, Steel Busks
Giii Beads, superior Suspenders
great yalie'y Of plain aud cut glass smelling
complete assortment Of Lowe s English sfa
wing Cakes
do do do Fancy do
Medallions, "a new nfticle)
Elegant 10y Watches loI girls and bo,s
Tooth Brushes, Con Plaster
Superior Chioese Whist Counter
Roman Violin Strings
Bead teIicules, Visiting Cards
eoneav" Mirrors, Screw Cushions
Pocket Books aud Wallets, assorted
oho Rose, Naples SOnp
nth"ing crayous. Elastic Gaiets
bohemian Mantle Ornaments
DO Tumblers
DO Mugs. Pitchers, Cups aud Saucers FOR chi
dren
o,i cloth table Mats NEW articIe)
wax mud hid Dolls ofevery kind
,o'"ef' Razor Straps
Lmersons do. do.
Hair Brushes, Silver 1bimbles
iiehnling < sons Needles, assorted
Key Rings, Sugar Nippefs
Percussion Pistols aud Cans
Knives and Forks. for children
Roger superior ka1ors, in double and h,o Ia
cases nav
DO do pen and pocketKniyes
i-lfghni cut Wine Glasses aud Tumbiers
Lamp Glass and Wcks, of every SIZE a..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

Etratttin I'm the description given by one
OF our correspondents. in the last paper oil
Boatwrights Ptough," an important error
escaped deection, Its wtdih is said TO be " i've
feel for one horse, and eight for two 1t
should have been five iYrF's, &c. instead o.
ee',
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

and ant.caucus, and anli.Jacksoo, and anti.
Clay, and antlottery men are 50 plenty, il
has been proposed 10 establish aes" anti-lend'
ing newspaper Umbrella club" As to the
newspapers, we heartily agree to the suggestion,
& provided one should be formed by our patrons,
we will publish their constitution, proceedings
&c. &c. " free gratis" But, us to the umbrellas,
we rather demur to that, seeing that, in rainy
weather, we are generally borrower instead
of lender.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
NEW AND SEAsONABLE GOODS

ID NELSON has just received and ogTers f,r Gale
-. al unusually low prices extensive stock OF
=, S'8FLB 3yTD FANCY DRY GOODS
hinof'c eng large and gcncral variety suited ,o tho
part of !"
H!ie black and fancy colored cloths s csssnleres
o'" "io STEEL maxi 10 d.
DO Dc sai,inctts
Blue md brown do
ni.ucia and swanstiuw-n yestiup
Nose, duiie and point ankcis
tireen booking and floor cloth hailcs
tne and superiine white flnnnes
Red, green, yellow and black Go
Black and blue black Italian lus,rinp
India satin and satin levan,ine
Black and blue black GIo de Nan
i'y eo'oHr"d do assorted
Black scncAcws ard sarsnetts
Merlno and Cashmere long shaws
10 do handierchefs
rhipet' Prwssian and cashmere square do
Ihibet and wOrsteh barsge hdkfs
Barge, gauze and Gro de Nan do
Merino cloths nnd circassians all coEoyys
7-3 and A Irish linens
5, and 8-4 do si,ectinrs
Long lawns and linen cambr;cs
Linen cambria hdkfs
"a and 1914 dauask
Russia birds-oye and Cd diapers
Blnck Nankin ond Canton cranes
Plaid Norwich do
hlack and white Italian cranes
Black and coloured palmvrenes
Plnln black and CnoureG bJmbazctts
Figured do do and rottiuet.,
eN-ack English bombaznes
Tartan and Circassinn paids and cnrnble;s
Black, ciive and drab bang-up cords
Pam book. null and Swiss niusl.ns
Figured DO do do
A and Ga cotton cambiics
Plain and checked jaconets
Plaid and fancy London prints
Cotton. worsted and silk hosiery
SIX and worsted braids, assorted
Gloves of every variety
Spitaileld and bandanna hdkfs
Imitation bandanna und Madras do
Figured, satin and Gro de Nap bonnet ribbons
1auZe, cap, do 10
Common, fine and snperiine 5ct do
Black and coloured guard 10
large supply of brown, blcacheJ and maid do
nestics, apron and furniture checks bed ticklnps
1ritish oZnaburgS, and coarse wOoens for negro
othing. And constantly on hand,
Cotton oznahurgs from the Richmond Factory
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
GENUINE FRENCH JUJUBE PASTE,
or Pectoral Gum.
Sold 6y JNO. II. BLAyWRE, opposite tie
Earle Hotel.
EnpTe HOteI.

EIJIIS Medicine, besides It's mild nature, possesses
Il apeasinr taste colour and form. its use Is alto
gether convenient, between meals, small bit OF II
- kept in the mouth, and renewed when melted
The J,1ube Paste has been lately used IN faris with
tho greatest SUCCESS. II ia softenng, pectora and
ralunng il efectuay appeases a cough, and softens
IN pituilous humour in the throat and breast. II
is chiefly beneficial to persons Of dry constitution
With tendency to phthisic, and TO those Viio an
nblc 70 hoarsDess and loss oSVolco.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
CHOICE GOODS.

"EAVY Jet, and blue, black Italian Lustrines
IL Blue. black double chain Avignon fiorences
JET and blue, black Gro dc Indies
F,aron, drsb, and led colored do.
Maps
Black, white, and assorted colors French satius
Sd English and French Cd black bombazines
"A q o. black Italian crapes-broad selvagrd
black Mandarin crapes-smooth and glossy
38 d 40 inch black Italian cravats
Extra blue and black velvet, and genuine cloths
Steel and Oxford mixed cloths
Extra double milled blue. black and mixed cassi-
meres
Buff, white, light and dark drab Dr.
Blue and mixed Habit cloths
Buff and black cashmeretts, for ves3iug
Hack, drab, crimson, and brown silk veivefs
Figured black and colored velvet vostings
6-8, g. 1914 damssks and diapers
Cd Irish, and io-4 real Russia shee1iug
"a g. 7-8 long lawns
7-8 g. Al Irish linens, soft finish and very fine
Linen cambria handkerchief, raised and cuiored
borders
Linen cambrics
Mems English and French silk hose and half hose
English and French silk gloves
Hack horse skin, and white Beaver do.
German g. English black g. white silk hose
White embossed silk do.
Black, white, and crimson Merino srarfs
Dark, blue, and cashmere do
Rich cause scars, crimson, blue, straw, pink, and
white
Shell, tuck long bent, neck, and side combs
Rrazilian turn back, neck, tuck and side DO.
Madame Cantelo's corsetts-e numbers
Meas camblet and plain cloahs
Women's Merino cloth do.
good assortment of the above goods recently re-
Gently received for sale at the lowest market prices
by u. g. Z. JAMES, & Co.
dec IS Market Squire.