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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28
FROM BAD TO WORSE.

IL the columbia elPs 'ope al me 10Th, we md
TIC following painful Article
To iAs Edio, Of The 1t{cscapc
DRAR SiR-l propose that AN association be en-
tered into, by all true Wings, plcdg'us themselves
no, to have any dealings whties with Tory, as
ths was done during the Revolutionary War, and
had cool effect in bringing these fellows to their
senses. ! am led 10 this proposal 10y reading the
heartless advertisements Of ID & J Ewart in your
paper Of the LIST inst thank God for three .hngs,
ls, Tha, was born IN Virginia 81. That am a
sislzen Of South Carolina aud Sd Tha,l don't ow Q
Add Tory one cent
A Citizen of s C. Fairfield District
We regret that any conductor of the Press.
should so far lose sight Of his responsibility, as to
give place to an Article SO inammatory aud SO IN
capable, under any circumstances OF doing good
But there are other consj rations also to be taken
Into the account. Docs not this show something OF
the spiri, winch b gins 10 actuu,e The dominant
party in soah C4roliua1 We have already
threats and donun,lailons We shall next see con-
fseatons ard mprisonmonts and after that there
Is 20 reason why the suia0i,as should not do its
Office upon the refractory [Al,e Ga<.
We learn that the South Ca,olina Nulihcrs hay
several agents in New York secretly buying IN
arms and ammunition, aud transporting them TO
Charleston. Guns, pistols, and all similar wea
pons OF destruction, have advanced IN price The
hardware and gun shops are cleared of every
species Of trash. Can't the Nullfers give Philn.
delphia also little OF their custom 7 We hay,
considerable stores of such articles, and they may
have bargains for cash N. B. Cotton aud rice
taken in exchange r., aasuicai.iaa.
We understand that an agent of the "soyeregu
State" OF South Carolina has purchased several
hundred stand Of arms IN this town within week
OF two past 70, the purpose of enforcing the peace
ful remedy" Of DulIif. ,tlon The government. W,
have reason to believe we'll ADVISED OF the trans
aesson lssp5arypori Hsrad
Consultation is another blgboar to frighten the
weak. II il big word AMI that is all the men
ming commonly attached 10 il ior in this country
20 talk Of the General Governments absorbing ant
exercising the power Of the States is flying in tht
face Of facts, and the whole history of the United
Mates. Consolidation is no evil for us to fear
CONSOLIDATION ak Of consodation, when we car
scarcely keep the infammatory mass from blow ins
up Ike volcano! No Disumion, the very anti
pods Of this, is the evil the only catastrophe, w
have 70 dread Our whole histor proves i,
Ths day IS pregnant with demonstrations TIL,
centrifugal force predomlnates in our Government
LII IS the tendency of al free governments Ma
- ni@Ually impatient Of restraint the constai M
puise Of his temper IS 70 throw it of and in the ca
o. drsgIss Of she moment, regards alike good law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28
lOHREer 81 4TlNI.n Z.

In late Number Of the Boston Tfar.ct'ql l..te
Is an article Of SOME length, depreea,in9 the III.
reference of fanatics in ths domestic economy q.
the Shareholders OF the South Tie Editor OF the
Middleton tCoan.) t'a4.ae, expresses his cntirs
Concurrence in tue viowa tatcn by taa Transcript,
and remarks " The people q, tha Nolh have
neither tho night nor the aelanutan, TO needle in
the matter N any way. The clnmer,cal schemes
of6arf'soa and h conductors are dscounienancrd
aud con,snncd b a.. D.ea .. ..iaenee aud lnleai.
eence nmo Z US
We sho,ld be clad TO see the No,thcIa Edit.
generally adopting these sentiments
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28
NEW REVENUE LAW.

10 the Senate, on Monday last, Mr.. Wilkins
ftom the committee on the judiciary, 10 which had
Jeea referred the Presidents Message, enclosing
the South Carolina Ordinance, reported bill, in
accordance with the suggestions of the President.
The National lntelligencer furnishes the following
abstract of the provisions of the bill
The first section Of the Bill provides tint when.
eyer, by any combinations distractions TO the
due execution of nc laws OF the L States. !. may
oe lmpraeticabe for the proper oh-crs to collect
the Revenue from Import 3A,i4s 1t any particular
port, the President OF the United States may d.
rect the Custom House TO be kept a, some secure
place within the state, and the duties accruins
| there TO be paid IN cash, deductmg interest, NC
ihe goods which may be in custody of such Col
leclor shall not be removed by any authority bat
TIA. of the Courts q! the United States and if any
attempt be made 10 seize obtain possession of
sad goods under colour of amy Other authority the
President ofthe United States may direct the On
poym r Of the land and nava! forces of the United
states to resist and rcpel IT,
Section see0nd pro, ldcs thai the jurisdiction Of
the Circuit Court ofthe Z. Stats shalt extend 10 a
cases IN law OF equity arising under the laws of HE
United States ard any person suffering injury In
has person or his property for any act done under
the laws OF the United States, may institute and
prosecute a SUIT IN The Circuit Court, ADD be ent-
eu 10 DAMAGES P'oporuoned to sad injury. Pro
perry seized 10y any oiheef OF tn Government,
der the authority OF the laws Of the United States
IS TO oe ttpc'lao'e only ny process OF Courts OF the
ohhcd o'aieS ara any person who shall Jispos
sess or rescue any properly IL custody OF an officer
shali be deemed guilty OF misJemeanor, and liable
TO nae ana Hprlsonment according to Inc the act Of
'oln APtii i|Jo
The ~tra section provides that in any suit or
prosecution in any Court ofanv State aSains, INV
"aeer Tor any act done under the authority of the
avs OF me ned states, II shall be lawful, at any
''' ofofe 'Ne fiaI thereof to remove the case, on
p.it'on and affidavit, to The Circuit Court of the
United States, and any further proceeding thereon
IA ine State Counts Shall thereafter br null and void
&C ms section further provides for continue
lion OF all process and attachments, &c, II tie
suit had been originally commenced IN the Circuit
|ou'' i ms section also contains other provisions
a2n'nS' eSaS.o" OF It's rasal1tlons
Inc 'oW" section provides that W here any CO.
pes OF papers o. records fany State Court neces-
safV to be used in any SUI in Court Of the United
states, are refused, the United States Court
may a,fee. ana allow the record to be supplied
stances Of tho case ma" annS. as .he e"cum-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28

.n1ina, q citizens Of Bo,e,out, Of eHzens % INA
Ioney sor the incorporation OF a cotton manaiaei
- csmpaay-by Mr. pendie,cn, OF citizens o. tue
ecsrey Il Culpsper, demonstrating against TIC o.
vis;cn Of that county.
o. nntica Of Mr.. Smith Of frsj the engrossea
IN en,borzing q subscription On the part OF tie
Cemmea wesIah, to the stock fthe Winchester and
praomsc Rail Road Company, was iaken up aud
On moticn Of Mr. Nash, Tic r.por, Of the com
mi,,ae on Congressional Districts was taken a.
an1 various motions to amend, were offered anu
disoasssd, when
On motion Of Mr.. Mullen, the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28

JIM + subscriber, having determined to rclin-
Il qulsh business at this place. will sell his stock
OF BOOTS and SHOES chiefly his own manu-
fac,ure, at reduced prices Also four doz Boot Mo
rocco superior. Three doz seal SKINS suitable 70
Ladies shoes an assortment OF Ladies and Gen
tlemen's fashionable Lasts
All persons indebted TO me are respectfully re-
quesied to call and settle their accounts, as am
desirous TO close my business as soon rs pracica.
bic. ! will also sell, Oh libetal terms TWO HOU.
SEES, with II large LOT attached to each, situated
about one mile from town, on the Richmond road,
QUO Of which is considered on excellent stand for
Il grocery, or house OF entertainment.
BERNARD FINNEY.
Jan 10 wGwlf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28
New York, January 7.

M-ieo-'A genilman, passenger from Mexico
IA Of the vessels which arrived last evening re-
ports TIA, the patty OF General Santa Anna had
boon completely victofous-the party Of Basta-
men. being consequently prostra,ed that quiet
had been entirely restored tina, General Podraza
had been placed at the head ofGovernment until
tn is.of pr ne1,,w when new election would take
place, and thai General Santa Anna had retired to
his plantation, thus manfestlng his devotion to
the welfare OF his country, aud tie absence of am
bi.ioa among the motives which inpelled him to
he sacrifices nude IN faytherancc Of that country b
abcr..es. BE!atsa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28

Iae Bais u - u, ga.alHs has "a. yet feeoy-
cred by SLs,0Oo, u,esum recently siolen abn, is
vauss Tint balance, j, Is a'ieget, Is still IN lie
possession vi the tobber or his acenplpiicrs, and
reward Of 5000 is offered fer s recovery. The
Bank las called on the ubiefs OF iis no,s To pre-
sent them fos payment OF before tue fysi day OF
Aprii ueSi = no notes vii lie issued hereafter
lon, the laa.eaoa Si,e the stolen ioes were pin.
tcs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28
DlGGES' OFFICE,

DIC'GES' OFFICE,
LynchLurg, Jan. 18th, 1883 :
Drawing Of the Wellsburg Lottery, Extra class
No. |, for 1898.
40 Is 81 10 I'll Al 80 So a.
On Wednesday the 30h inst the great Virginia
State Lottery, Extra class No L. draws at Rich
mond-Capitas $50 000-l0,0 0O-5,0 O0-&c. &c.
Tickets and shares for sale at
DIGGES' OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28
DOMESTIC NEWS.
FROM TuE SOUTu.

ia ALLOWING Exlrac, Of Letter 10 Member
afcoasress has been handed 10 Us for publication
"CaMpss, s. Z. Jan. 3, 1898
. There has nothing material occurred IN this
.,eA;ou Of the State saoc last wrote you, except
ing meeting Of The Union party OF this district,
fnr the purpose OF nominating tof Office the eandi'
aasss fus SheriGalty Ordinary, &c. They passed
seeone resolutions, which forward You per lie
Camden Journal Several OF the Leaders OF The
Modification party during the past week, have beeh
oajse actively engaged IN endeayong 10 raise w.
un,eers, hui as yet their success has been small
Yesterday the Rife Corps OF this place was out
ofall Of 10 members, consisting Of thirty-hss to
fosty men, but SIX or nine Of them could be indi'-
ed 20 offer their services TO the =" Sovereign
etafes Of South Carolina. In the Cavalry conPa'
nv. they met with better success and enlisted IN the
seyviee Of the State abon three foughs ofthe com
many. All the State Volunteers ear Us nm inslg-
pia blue eocksde surmounied by palmetto b~f-
ton and 10 cap the climax, that 80 ~ who first
taught Americans TO calculate the value OF the u
MIN, {Dr. Coopcr,) has mounted this emblem oil
dispcrd, and 10 now seen sroing the streets OF
Columbia, glorying IN the mischief his own hand
has produced. Such ia the iniatuaiion OF many
ansne the party, that they declare openly tina, they
would rather be under the crown OF Grea, Britain
fhan bear any longes the burden imposed upon them
by the General Government.
"In mos, OF the back counties there has beer
quite reaction IA publ, opinion, and some OF Ia
mos, influential among the State RI ghls party hay,
las they term it, backed oai OF the scrape, and e
tasr stand neutral or take an active part with The
Union party, just as their private interest inaaen
CO. them Some, from personal at,achfnen, 10
President Jackson, have taken sides with the Ge
ncsal Government, and are willing To 20 with the
Hero of two wars, ""righi or wrongo Most Of
tho middng class Of people, who, III arrayins
thssnselves against the Federal Government, acted
nom principle, ere perfectly willing 10 retrae'
d,sir steps prov dcd The Tariff - fcpthied and TN
protective policy withdraw, of gwen up. But
am Ssily persuaded that Of he principal leader
ofshc Modification party dread nothing so much &
IN accommodation with Government, and are stiy
ing 10 tho utmost to prejudice the mass Of tue PEG
pie against any pacific measures Iha. may be pso
ductve OF peace & harmony between the Nor;torr
end Southern States In the city OF Charleston
tAese is mach excitement mad as.nau spark wes.t
paodnee fsna N that pIuce that would eyen.
e~es The whule State
We ave enx'ous.y awaiting The approsrh %
tha 6rs, Of February and Ana; hat day my p-o.
dscs, God alone kaows Hat ttom al eppeafao
CO, it VIII be day hereafter 10 be Regretted u,
Gas people Of ms i not Of tie o.Los twenty tare,
6kfcsh ~ L..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28

Siaperg IN Matnana In tie Maryland House
of Delegate, jan ld,h. i!8as, Oh motor Of Mr..
Johnston,
OrdeTtA, That tic committee I'll thr eoored ps
palalIon BE- Instructed To inquire into tho proariciy
anJ pracneaLi,jty oidesgnains eone futafe day,
beyond wth al siayes who may L. born in this
State after ihat pctia shall BE- rec upon afrvias
a given asc, an a?on condition Bot "a % PEI
mtled to remain IN tins Se8,c; b4s I'D be re.
moved To AFRICA or some o.her place Of safety be
You'd hehm,s 81 tho uuits1 Stntea, rs nay b.
provided for h a.. and uahe report 10 la.s
House
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28
Nav Ohi EASs Jan

Both htaothes ot the Legislature of the State
msi today, coniotnablg 70 law IN tho new build.
iHs appropriated to their use the Oh Charty los.
ptaL Chaslea ue,bisny, Esq wss elected Press
dent ofthe Senate and Alceste Labiana he, E.so
aPeaher OF tbe iiousc OF Representatives..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28

.a. .t,issg .eaivs ii - ,ia.soa..oa. Human
Nature ~ sentinel on the bswalks of the Conle,era-
cy and ~h.o she .asnis lis safety on one side no,
Only points with ialih.ess finger 10 is weakaess on
The other, bu, ieads l,e a,laea.
sbgasla CoaYlsr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28

Wef,Tccive ,ho;ip the ing Alonsllla, which
sailed from Now Yoth for Carthasena, last week,
went passengers Joaquin Mosqaera Ex-Pfesidenl
OF Colombia. General Jose Alosquera. and several
Other Colombian officers and citizens
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28

u.4A.irgtos, ian. s3-- The Aannal Meeting Of
the A1taleeN CotoSlzaTlas Socifay, he'd IN the
Capitol % Monday evening last, was wei a;son.
!ed. both by Delegates from Aux.l.Afy Societies
and by Ne puzzle, The hall, tie lobh.es, aud the
galleries., were crexdeJb y auditors, OF whom, as
usual, large PARTON were LADIES'. TIC Hon. Chs.
Fenlon Mefeer. of Virginia, presided The Re
port ofthe Board OF Manages was read by the
able Secretary, tie Rev Il. r. Gtfey ard was
fu.l OF interesting ifiiormntion ioneh.rC tie plo-
g1ess Of Tia Colony aud the prospects of the lus.i-
tuition. Various resolutions were offered by differ.
ent Decsates, and soseral eloquent addresses were
delivered. The proceedings did not close 'uitil
near eleven cioch. A more particular account OF
theu w..l probably be furnished for publication.
(tat. I'M.
Etl.sr siefieg Jas be'n elected Senator of the
unaed s.afas tpa the sat OF Maine, for s,k
yeas i'oai tie "a day Of March nez', when the
ten al sels OF one Of the prescn, Senators from
that State Mr.. holmes) will expire. ID.
Il Is rumoreJ, and believed, that the President Of
tic United states has nominated 10 the Senate, as
Attorney of tho United States cor this District
Francis s h6y, TO succeed rhomas s@ann, the
es,lmable and excellent e.tzen WHO h'.s that Of.
fec IN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28

4. tie laie season Of the New Hampshire L.
gs,9.ure, Nj WILSON,, o, Haverh., from the Sc
leei Committee - ascertain The number Of hlys
each mcmher had been absen, during the session,
reported ihal the "Comro.itce dldat kaolr aid
the rner,blfs eJ4I1'nt tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28

a German coin was found by little boy in the
garden of gentleman in Tuscaloosa bearing the
impression of Frederick William ILL., King q,
Prussia, on one side, and on the opposite. female
figure, with the following inscription " GereeAtig
@en," whl,h, IN our language, signifies Justice e.
1t is not known yet what kind Of metal il is nor by
what means it came to Tuscu,ooss.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-10

Of silk, rendered wholly impervious to
water BY I. preparation of esoafchouc,
az lndia-rubber. The stuff 10 very
light, Pliable and pleasant TO the touch
and yet seems calculated to last we'll
and stand bard usuaee.-We should
think It a most useful and convecient
article for travellers, or for general
wear, whether for ladies or gentlemen.
1t makes q neat aud tasty garment in
appearance, and being an e6ectual
protection against rain or damp, the
use oft might prevent many = trou-
blesome cold or rheumatism, or even
more fatal coneeqsences.-The cloak
lis to be exhibited at the Exchange
Bali. Gag.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-10

LAST NOI1C1y0s - sssals will Dsesc.
WITH view q nakiae colleetfons.
" I'D psyiag HIS debts, tAs sshscsiber
has deceived carrying % tAe Saddliag bu-
siness. He coaclodGs that thase iu1ebteA
to him viii Sc TIE neesnity u calling
soon and making payment. such rs have
open accounts, aud eannst pay at tAis
time, are requested to cell anA give thssf
notes Resortiag to che Law y extrea.sly
and having but very seldoo
done SO, he hopes aose to get along With
out it. However. shoulA any neglect pays
ing attention to this notice, they aust ex-
poet it, and he thinks cannot roasoaably
complain.
Some articles in trade win still - ne.
ceiyed.
Hiatt l. Moore & Caleb r. Williams
have purchased his Stock in trade, and
will keep a supply Of articles in that liae;
customers and others are invited To give
them a call.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond, 9Th mo. 10Th, 1893: 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-10

Mr.. Edward I. Hopper Of Phi,adel-
Pffas q competent stenograPher, has
been IN constant attendance, and in
tends to publish the same az soon after
the trial closes, As it can be prepares:
Tor the press. OF the accuracy and
and minuienes Of the Report, We have
the fullest confidence, as we have seen
speeches Of some Of the most rapid
speakers in the country reported BY
him with remarkable accuracy.
Reports are frequently in the habit
OF taking the prominent outlines Of a
speech, and giving their own filling up;
this - not his plan; and in this case il
ought not to be adopted.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-10

An DlLHORN, respectfully inform.
W. the citizens Of Richmood and VII
cinity, that he has comu,enced the ha
making business, on Main street, one Aoos
west Of J. Blocks and opposite Eli Drowns
store, and from his experience and cPpoR
tunities Of being acquainted with the bu-
siness he hopes to merit share Of the pub :
llc patronage. He will keep on hand =
assortment Of mems and boys fashionable
and plain castor and roram hats, whicA -
will sell ON As reasonable terms ~ cao be
purchased in the place. Furs, lambs wool.
and approved country produce viii be Ia
ken in exchange for hats.
Richmond, April 9th, 1893. 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-10

yH1E nuzper Jus apple tions OF the tnie-
u me sch has met with such csl tors.
success il its application to the hnraaa sss-
tenn, is 50 great, As not to rcquire ccs-
tiff late in every instance, to recommend II
20 the public. Let those who are % us-
fortunate as to have foul breath, 6ecased
teeth. sore mouth or thxesf, use ChaOrinss
compound: il xanerene, hospital Petfifac-
finn. Ill corditioned burns and 9Ez)ds, Old
ulcers, corro4ins kerpetic a1eetioss. sosii
pox. sick rooms, vessels; or Tor resovDes
cHsossve snells, seutralixing pestileneia'
sxhalafion. ard destroying costagases-
al ~ "a use the Chlofioe Soaa- froGax.
lea at REEDS Drug Store, Rchmonds 1ee
Jsfv u, 1859.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-10

AE the residence OF George and TheoTo-
" Liz Nicholson, who came to this coun-
try several years since, and It = presumed
saffled somewhere in this section Of the
.tate. Their brother Levin N;cholsos, of
Phil.aslpAia is anxiom - heaf from them,
and any person .he nay kaow any thing
of..iA Nicholson's would eoa6sr pastScn-
lar fayor BY sending such. infarnatioa "a
fhis Office, ADDRESSED % Thsnas Wiisy.
Jaly s7sA, 1883.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-10

vUVHE subscriber under the frm of
u GRovER & WILLIAMS, have commenc-
ed the FOUNDRY BUSINESS, an
Indiana. Where they have on
hand an assortment Of PLOUGH acc
MILL CASTINGS, .4JNOlRONS, &c.
They are manufacturing and wiu Keep
constantly for sale ploughs Of the most APP
proved patterns and Of the best materials.
All articles usually cast at such an estab-
lishment, made on short notice. Hgood
materials and worksnen with . correct
knowledge of the business will secure GUS
tom we with confidence solicit public pat
ronage. Those who wish TO obtain cast.
ings from any pattern, or ploughs Of good
quality, are respectfully invited to cah.
Al oeo1D thankfully received AID ProHse"
~ attended 20.
e. GROCER.
A. VI lLIlAAS-
Ianuarv Orfb 1890 j
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-10

TINE undersigned informs his friends
- and the public generally, that he has
removed his shop to Main street, few
doors west Of the National Hotel, and
nearly opposite the printing Office, where
he intends carrying on the above business,
in all its various branches. He will war
rant his work to be As good as any made in
the country, and hopes by strict attention
to business to share part Of the public
patronage.
ANSLEN WATSON.
Richmond, 9Th. mo. Ord. 1888. 30
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

at public sale, At the late residence
of Casper Chenowe,h, deceased, all the
personal property Of the said es-
tate, Consisting Of number Of young
horses. cattle, hogs, sheep, grain of every
kind on the field and in the stack, togeth-
or with quantity of farming utensils
new two horse wagon ploughs, &c. &c.
and household and kitchen furniture
Sale to commence at ~ o'clock, A. NJ
A credit Of twelve months viii be given on
all sums over one dollar. Due attendance
given by
SARAH CIzENOWETH.
Administrative
August 3rd, 1888. 80
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-10

HATEFUL for the liberal patronage
-" they have received since they have
been doing business in this place, and
having just received a new assortment of
GOODS, respectfully invite the ladies and
gentlemen of this town and its vicinity to
give them a call as they hatter themselves
that they can accommodate on as good
terms a. any house in the place. Their
store is one door east Of Blanchard and
Merrick's.
August 3, 1888. 30