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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

SOgTHEWN LIFE INSURANCE. = YuU0T
~ ~, CO NOTES. redeemed by Thos D. Carpester' NO u
r. $. Specie and gold wanted and the highest premium
principal banks in the Union bought Of
dePes- Of the New Orleans and Mobile banks Of
the Mississippi State Bank and OF the bank of the Mississippi
and Alabama Ran Roa hand and for sale apply above
400 Napoeons for sale. Also, ESQ English silver United
States Government bought the highest premium
Lumbermans Bank notes wanted. n7-its
A CAXD TO GENTLEMEN.-rwoo or three gen.
tlemen OF steady quiet habit, have comfortable
lodging 2c2 Dad way furnished with two or three
beds wara bed clothing small soal with good ERE
cup OF coffee msrn for the of each week. be-
ing promptly paid the room will be let separate, and
BILE terms by calling for it. Better accommodates for
amount charged canpot he Obtained in The city. Gentlemen
about TO change their odgngsmay lind 70 their interest to
call at the house and bill Of particulars relative the
board, terms and &c romniodatons.
NJ b. The house contains nearly forty rooms, therefore this
notice VIII be continued some OF the be
ted al all tifaes R7lw*
HALF PRICE MUSIC.-New and fashionable
Music for the piano forte and flute per page.
Also endren eGereS 10y book Of evey Ana for sale very
MOkRiSON'S HYGEIAN Pill LS-Packets from IS cents
to 49, Alse Poweps Baam OF Annseed for coughs short
Also indebe nh Tor marking ON linen without preparation
for sale as above. n7.3m.
GOAL! COAL!-ss.5O PER TON DELIvERED-
schuykll Coal screened and delivered So 50 per ton
Egg size, and Sl55 Mutt of the first quality. Delivered
Brooklyn AMI Villa oh, within half mile OF the Ferry
at 20 cents per iou additional.
Orders received al 28l Hudson ST.. ". n73ts
SP INGRAiIAM Auci
A UCTlON MOTT CE-Eegant rurs at Auction-wil
"A be sold Friday the inst by order o, the
~ es'nssnent al The store No 30 Hasen Lam,
the entire STOCK e Furs comprising large complete
ment Of first articles selected city retail trade
slsing N part Of siberian squirrel ynx sale ge m erne
chincia NUNS boas mantias operas
coney caps, cloak collars squirrel, SKINS
great variety OF other articles
n6.5tN
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The srangeme sts accessory he opening Of fashion
able Hat Establishment, would inform hi. friends and
the community large that he Is now prepared 10 offer for
the inspection of thnee who honor him with visit
which he ondIy hopes viii be found suited TO their de-
area
IN appearing before the Pa HON World TO manufacture
and provide this essential article Of dress and TO suit IL
20 the culisries 81 Of TASTE the
revder in nsblr Of the magnitude Of the uRdertas nR
but with perfect confidence In the experience he has
derived during years conspn c,se and practical ap
rl cation 10 this mr>t pacssr branch of the business
For The inform who favor him.
the proprietor would state his decided discrimination 70 del
rir,Iv IN the CnsA Principal The facilities of purchasing
The material manufacturing, entirely for cash. he wsuld
lea ve IN the judgement ~ deeernng public pledgng I'M
selr ,be, M pains shall BE- bis Z,
secure the approtann of his customers and engaging ~ be
watchfa 20 anticipate heir desires We woud solicit
candid goods ~ his producfion
An assortment " Canes rbrslas Socks Glove Brushes
&c, constantly on hand n7-sm WALLIS iIe broao~ay,
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where letter will fad hl honas = Cole, No - Csnai
street. he will much ebge he person " whose ONCE ne was
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elLVEa-SILvEN-BIL
~ smah cnange such shidngs, Sxuences ten and hve
cent pieces will be gvea exchange goi aalves
dollars Apply al the desk This Office. Mill
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MIS-. y: HENRIETTA DAVIS,
No. 002 BROADWAY, New YoRK
HkADYm hoe1Eh alN rESbS sToGKs CLOVES
N b. Gentlemens Linen made to order In the neassst
manner o16-1ms
visiting Cards--Vtsiting Cartis-- Visiting
III Engravedin a superior style aud printed with the ut,
most n aness The most approved just
which for ahteness andbrillancy opoh, exceed
sd in superior style atone hours notice Specimen Books
can be esansd snr :, orders promry attended by APP
~ 50 j John street. CORNER 81 " % ism
II Cards at home for wedding parties and store
ALFRED WILLARD,
IMPORTER OF
Fancy Goods; wh psrfs% %.eIry Brushes sc.
SHELL, HORN AND IVORY COMBS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NO. % "a New L Tass Cup s'airs) o,.,.
Windcw md Picture Glass, Sc.
French q ss wS pS.s double hek ass
o7ims GEORGE CHANCE. "A s,ruce :,
EUsslN G. 81 CO.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
DRESSING CASES, POCKET BOOKS
RUSSIA Leather 81 Rose Wood Writing Desks
PATENT MONEY BELTS,
most superior and Indispensable article travellers who
- . regard safety and convenience.
~ . No. 80 Wiltam street. corner Of Liberty street
NJ D. An extensive and general assortment or POCKET
SooK o O every o1sy and size from 80 SIS per
ing Pocket Books Gases, pearl she'll vory lea
Their, &c. soS.s,,n.
JOHN GILBMRT
begs TO INFORM his friends and the public that he has common.
ced tie
Commission Business
N II ID CITY OF NEW YOpK
L. Il l., Il Il VANCES
Cotton, aud all other -a ar,ie es OF Prod,c,
CONSIGNED TO HIN.
U, lie will also purchase merchandise for country
hercants on order ut a cent commission his
best Judgment and taste in the selection OF ,uods From
long experience IN mercantile pursuits wing ended to
asnFt..
ana the last i've years this city, ne hopes liberal
patronage The utmost despatch unhnching ache.
renee 70 distractions viii se strictly observed.
% office l56 Pearl ST. stairs. sl4-sms
zine Watches and watch Glasses.
THE subscriber hns hand large assortment of gold
ana SILVER duplex and lever Watches, Watch Gasses G.
which he offers on liberal terms
OF lm' JOHN HAROLD, SO Nassau ST.
GreEory's Vanilla Cream Candy.
u CAUD-The above very justly celebrated Candy can
Row De mad genuine, together with gcne assortment of
Lo nges AMI other Confectionery, all refined Sugar
and warranted pure at No I3l Williams street and at 32l
broadway by H. GREGORY the original inventor of The
.alna orean candy. o43mr
PHAE4U~,S
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PNEJUDICE FATAL PKRJupICEi

AKLICs-2o0 long bunches CARL g. last crop ,,,s,
~ arrive from Italy, Tor ale in lots purchases bv
n6-iw' JOHN b. COSTA, 60 Barclay Al
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A ShnD.-The Ladies' who nnnerIv emcIoyed
me Fsinresses cuning establishment
broadwsv have opened the rs Leonard street lone
door cst Of Broadway where they ppsd To- ereeuse
sn orders for gentem rs linen lads sbonshr Dress and
cloak mahng and wearing apparel o every drscnpos Ae.
chirets clothing, caps stocks and repairing fantniooan
ard Vests brough IN cut will he the seaest
the reasonable terms and the shorte~ notice
Persons be supplied with scamstressss on sppucaton
above.
~ B-This appeal 70 generous public 70 consequences
~ siop NJ the geneuen cprrmuee OF The rsoressee
and Clothing Establishment. that they could d.
wtlon the ladies therefore they have taken up
on ~ me.Iycs ~ theft
specfuiv solicit share of tsst patronage literally award
81 ~ The y in the former situations
sThe above STORE Willie cssssa every evening precise
~ al o'olosh Y. H!tu
Mrs ~ LYMAN
s24 ina. Mss L. &. CANNlFF,
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DOTATO kS,-1OOO bushels prime quality for sale
IL Apply to Capt GRAF =, board the Schooner M AIRY
ALMY Pier No. 3, N. H., foot of vesey street. ?73t&
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no IHE LAD1 \. s-Mnns Boss Canes. Prev;ces
lc-C. WATSON, l5< Chatham a. has on hand an er-
giant assortment Of the above articles which can afford to
e reduced prices, and respectfully invites aten-
non ~ ladies who are DESTROYS Of securing their
oft 1neh he coming winter NJ the least xpense
b STOCK 81 Dressed Furs. consisting every te linz
which lac confden will be in the city =
regards quality cbeapness.
Aio for cob, velvet and fancy caps Of the most
approved patterns
b. Ladies' Furs altered and repaired and every arce I'm
the line made ts order. CHARLES WATSON
olf.im' 81 Chatham 81
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81 s.rNAIsD.-Lo., on Friday morning The Sd inst.
Pc ~ The upper part ef the city. Account with
schedule, marked enclosed. they q
paper wrapper The finder will reward bv
having them with SAMUEL CLARK 4 CO Ma. 10 Maiden
Lane tup stnr or by giving inormston where they be
ob'sined n4g 81
NIPNKIOa LINEN WRITING PAPER.
~ -RfClI LOUTREL IN addition their PREF ~nt a.
sormcnt of Linen Paper have Just received large auanty
Of the most superior Lines wiring Paper of sizes express
ly adapted fnr Blank Account 30. Ks.
Orders or Banks. Insurance Companies Public Offices
Mercbasis nnd others either for the CITY part
United states Tor complete of made from this
per- and ue t. pattern with accuracy
t.ntion " addressed to
RICH LOUTRBL, Stailoners New York.
hlso on hand and or sale, large Patent
blank bcconn Books, made in style
Pa Those who for If time s,t to
act ot Account Books made order supplied
from Thu sssortpe with complete ~ books which win
te warranted To give entire Satisfaction u
particular bookteeper.
Also on hand extensive foreign aad domestic
staonnry consisting ~ variety ~ ooIscsp
pspcr lead pencils seS, seaIag STANDS some sIe
sant bronze and ebony meta Tic msmorandu books back
gsnmon aud chess boards copying machines of various kinds
AMI all the requisite articles for their Notss p~esc-
and ever other article usually sold by uacncrs which they
eer for safe NJ prices which
wholesale or retail Rich LOtTREJ.
ss,ioners sud Blauh Book manufs turers No Of wism
street ene door below Cedar. M ~
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a TEMPORlZER AND A DECIDED
BELIEVER IN CONTRAST.

The celebrated William TyndaI, who be-
gan 10 be prosecuted for his freedom of re-
mark in testimony TO the TRUTH IN the CON-
ncncement of the reformation by Luther,
was led 70 consult certain divine. who had
been chancellor TO a bishop. The divine
told him coniden.aily that in his opinion,
the Pope vas antichrist, but advised him by
no means 10 avow any sentiment ofthc kind,
as X would be at the peril ofhis Life. .Tyn.
dal, however, soon proved himself incapable
of conccalment, for being in company with
a popisIi divine, he argued so conclus'vely
in favor ola vrrnacular translation of the
Bible, that tie divine, unable TO answer him,
exclaimed, {" We had better be without
Gods laws than the pope's." This fired
the spirit Of Iyndal, and with holy indigna-
ton he replied, '' defy the Pope and all
his laws, and if God give me LIE, are many
years the ploughboys shall know more OF
,hc Scriptures than you do,,'-a pledge
which he amply redeemed, by MOI only pub
Iis|ing the New Testament in English,
adap,cd TO tic most refined society, but also
in the autobiography Of the country people
and 1loughboys.
In the foregoing account we have two
very different characters in contrast. The
first was tenporizing, calculating, m ag
ing divine, who, though sound in his orln:
ions, chose not 10 avow them, ant. permitted
his influence to go against his conscience,
lest he should lose his place, or hazard his
life; On the other hand we have exhibited
lhe spirit of an honest conscientious friend
to the trutI.--ofone who possessed moral
courage sufficient to stand by the truth at
whatever hazard. rd.-Hanford Watchman.
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From the Luthern Observer.
TO PLUS YOUNG MEN.

: | much doubt whether many OF these
young gmcn haveevcr even agitated the ques'
iion whether they are called Of God TO en-
gage. in this great business. Many, espe'
pecially those who live in more remote
places, where the publications Of the Edu'
cation, Missionary, and other Societies are
70 very limited extent circulated, have, ii
is 10 be feared, but little knowledge Of the
moral dearth Of orr land and world. Or
if they have such knowledge, the subject il
so seldom presented. to their minds with the
force it deserves, or with reference 70 per-
sonai duty, that but comparatively little in'
preston is produced. Such can hardly be
expected TO inquire whether they ongh. tc
enter the ministry. My friend, who are
YOU, now reading these lines ? Are you
one of the pious young mer belonging tc
the American churches? Though you may
be included in the number who ought tc
preach the Gospel, you may have various
reasons for concluding that you are not
Letus examine these reasons. ..
!, l. You say you cannot enter thc.minis'
try because YOU haze not the means TO ob.
ia an education. But have you applied
through your pastor, Or otherwise. for as.
sistancc from any Society or Board Of Edu.
cation ? If moi, can you conlnpc to urge
the want Of means as an excuse
2: You urge that you have not The reqm-
site publications. Let me inquire. what
qualificationsyou do need. Want of piety
Go to the foot of the cross, and lie there.
ill you obtain it. AS, however you may
form too low an estimate Of yonr Piety, you
cannot confdc solely in your Wn judgment
in this matter and consequently arc under
obligations to ask the opinion of judlcIous
friends. Do you urge want of TALENTS
This may be Legitimate plea ; olt 1t has
been urged by some Of the most eminent
men which.tle world has produced. When
God required the services Of Moses, how
earnest was he in argument for declining
Jeremiam said," Ah, Lord God, cannot
speak, for | am a child"
3. Dc YOU say Il do not feel that I hare
d coli 10 the ministry? Ifl could ascer.
tain that lad one, | would enter on a
course Of preparation.'' But is there no
wa TO ascertain this! 1t appears tome
there Is. Consider the moilentous. bear
inos of -. question Of duty, You. allow
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isorg 'stopr of the thrilling hymn, runs
like q trumpet from Heaven though the c;
chambers Of my heart. | bowed mysch
10 the earth. and there all night long, amid
the gloom of that lonely tprest, and the
moan Of rs soleml pines, gazed Oh the
phantoms Of mispent hours, laploring light
10 my dall;cned spirit. energy 10 s'lbdae It's
fiery passions-s.renS.h to uumask the
spacious vainitics of the world, and 10 fore.
60 lis momcntary pleasures, for the unIma:
gnable cycle Of an cternal bcauti'ade, I'll
morning dawnea upon my silent vigil, and
iounl rc blessed with lha. inward peace
which seems the antcpas: 0. heaven.
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ccrning her faith and hope; but as often did
the swelling tide stop my utIcrance--thc
scenes olIniancy all came up inreview, and
they seemed as it were but yesterday. Her
sprIshi!y step, her once blooming features,
her soothing voice seemed present before,
me, renewed in youtsIfulness and vigor.
The hand so often outs;Fetc:lcd 10 save me
in the years CT childhood, was now grow.
ing coid--ihe eye that once sparkled with
rapture at my iuian;ilc sports, already half
closed-thc lips that first told me who made
ne, and taught me to say" Oar Father,
who art in heavcn,' we're about 10 be seal
ed forever in death-tlcSe imp cssed upon
the feelings in measure, which ! shall not.
attempt 10 describe. Oncc more1 stood by
her bed side and with 1llering voice, in.
quired Mother. have you still unshak-
en- faith in God 2" But the thrilling name
of mother vifated no longer upon her ear !;
she answered no more by words or signs.
Alas, ! kissed the clay-co!l hand, and ex.
claimed, Farewell. mother, my much be-
loved mother ?" twas no less affecting to
see venerable oil man, whose hairs were
blsached by the frost of near y seventy w'n.
7 ters, af.cr he had done all that love could
suggest, weeping over his dying partner,
with who,a he had lived almos, half cen.
tuyy, and still inquiring," Do you want any
thing, my dear? Wnat more can we do
for you! lfyou cannot speak. give me a
sign
Bat she no Iougcr responds TO the most
cadcaring names. Alas, we lad followed
her 10 the brink Of Jordan, and could 60 no
fa,:s,:r. She had already plunged amidst
its cold waves. and must so alone. Wo
gazsd upon this solemn scene till Faith
Whispered" " There is friend that s.Ickeih
closer thana bro!hcr." Hope sprung up
and with a firm voice, exclajmGd," " II we
believe tha, Jesus died an! rose again, even
so them also. which sleep in Jesus, viii God
bring with him." Love expanded her
wings, aud triun,phan,ly shouted, Blessed
be. God, who give!h us the victory through
our Lord Jesus Christ"
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Drug Store.

YEyIIE Subscribers have removed to their New
IL Store On Front Street. opposite to that OF
Taylor & Punchs where they have and will con:
tinue to keep, full and complete assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines, Surgical Instruments,
and Shop Furniture; Also:
Paints, OILS, Glass, Dye Stufs, & Perfunery'
All of which they propose selling on the most
reasonable terms anI particularly so, to those ma
king large purchases.
Any articlethey may not have on hand when
applied for, will be procured on short notice.
POWE & MALLOY.
Mach DIST, I9 If
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Sheriff. Sales.
On wri;is of F.e1i Fecius.

On wriis of Fer. Facius.
AAJ I'LL be sold before the Court House, on
w the first Monday in September next,
within the legal hours, the following property,
viz -
One negro man, (Dcnnis) levied on as the
property of Ranald Mcdonald, at the suit of
]. G. Colt VS.. r. Mcdonald.
.Will be leased to the lowest bidder two Lots
in the Town of Chcraw No. G3 and GA belonging
Jos. II. Towns, for the Faxes of the last year
amount 81 SO. Terms-cash.
Purchasers will pay for. Shcriif's Titles.
A. M LOWRY, SRrF C. D.
Shcriff's Office,
18th Aug. 1887. 40 If
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THE DYING BED OF A MOTHER.

OF all the relations on earth. none arc
more sacred than that of a mother. Ifany
person ths side Of fheaven, has claims to su-
perior attention, it is an atlectonate, pious,
aged. helpless, suffering, dying. mother.
Sixteen days my mother had been suffering
keen distress of body. With the exception
of one, short interview, | had been absent ;
but now called 10 gaze upon her dying Ica'
lures. HAD ever thought that | could COM
mand my feelings on-any emergency what
ever, buttheir gushing tide now overw!heln-
ed me. Oilers told me that she was tr"
umphantly waiing for tie chariot to take
). but | wished to hear tie sNec'
testimony from her own lips. Again and
again went to her bed side, took her haiIC
in mine, with 4 full resolution to inqlira con-
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RT RS. HALL respectfully informs. the public
1vA that her School recommended its exerci.
ses on Monday July 18th. The fattering report
of the committee who superintended her examin.
alton in June, encourages her to feel more conf.
dent in soliciting the patronage Of parents. and
guardians. The high and healthy situation Of
IVadesborough renders it a desirable place TO
girls who are obliged to leave the low country
during the summer
The branches taught in the School are Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, English
Grammar, with parsing; Rhetoric, Philosophy,
Botany, and the use of the Globes, drawing and,
Music. Mrs. Hall wiltreceive young lalies. as
borders, at seven dollars per month, in advance.
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Land For Sale.

HVHE Subscriber offers for Sale. lis 'planta-
T. ton in Marlborough District containing
7l0 acres prime Cotton and Corn land, having
about $50 acres under cultivation. It situated
three miles from the Court House and has com.
Portable dwelling house and necessary out build,
ings upon it. Persons desiring to purchase it,
can ascertain the terms by applying to c. w
Dudley at Marlborough hC. House, or to the Sub
scriber himself on the premises.
JOHN r. DONALDSON.
Na-23d 90 Il,
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EEQLICIES will be issued upon Buildings
Il Merchandise in Store, and on the river to
and from Charleston and Georgetown; also on
Cotton III store. Persons living in the country
and dtowns adiacent By giving description ofthcir
property, can have it insured agaillstlos or dam
age by fire.
D. S. HARLLEE, Agent at Chcraw, for
Insu. Co. OF Columbia, S. c.
April 10, 1886. 20tt.
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,rRoposEb BIBLE CONVENTION. ;.

, TROPOSED BIBLE CONVENTION. -.
4 hCircu!Gr prepared by direcfianof The CAorles.
ton Bi5!e Society.
CHARLEsToN, May 1897.
ST:--Thc NIan1gcrs of the Charleston Bible
Society, have appointed the undersigned, com.
mittce TO prepare and send forth Circular, invi.
tirg the several Bible Societies in.the State to
unite with them by their delegates, in a Conven.
ton, to be held atColunlbia, on Tuesday the .5th
December 1897. -
The objects to be secured by such Conyen.
tt;on. TO ascertain what has beeh done in this
State for the last four or FIVE years IN giving
circulation to the Bible; what facts may be col.
lectcd, which will throw light upon our yet re .
naming destitutions; whether it is expedient to
engage simultaneously in resupplying the State
with the Word of Life upon plan siwilar to
that which was agreed upon in Columbia, several
yodrs ogo; and If so, by what means and by what
agencies the plan can be. most fully and thor:
ouSh!y, and jcdiciously carried into effect, so
that our entire reading population, have free ac,
cess to copies of the Holy Scriptures ir their
own possession. And finally to deliberate uron
any other subject connected with the diffusion
Of the Bible, whether at home or abroad, in
Christian or in heathcn lands.
The general fact is known, that districts of
country, which have been thoroughly supplied
one year have contained many destitute families
he next; and what is true of one district is true
of all the rest as the same causes operate to ere.
ate the want, viz the formation of new families,
the immigration Of others, and the wearing out OF
the Bibles themselves In most cases where a
re.supply has been undertaken, after an interval
of foar Or five years, the destitution has been
found full half as great at the period of the
original supply, and in some. cases greater, fion1
the causes already assigned. We allude to This
fact bccause it was one of the principal motives
which induced the Managers of the Charleston
Bible Society to propose convention.
The Committee regard it as superiiuous to argc
the subject upon your consideration by any fur.
ther remarks, as all the reasons for Convention.
which we could submit must be familiar to your
mind All that we have So solicit, is,' that YOU
would call the attention of your society to the
proposition, that should they deem. it e. pedient
delegates may be appointed to represent your So..
ciety in the Convention. =
We have the honor to subscribe ourselves. in
name, and by the appointment of the Managers
of the Charleston Bible Society your felloiw la.
borers in the Bible cause.
B. MANLY,
B. GILDERSLEEyE.
Committee and Cor'diRg Secretaries Of the Char.
lesion s Society Bible.
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Removal.

.FE7ifE subscribers have this day removed to a
IL NEW BUILDING one door below their
old stand, and offer for sale large and extensive
stock of NEW s. FASHIONABLE GOODS,
consisting of DRY Goons, HAEDwAaE, & Gro
cERlEs; Also large stock Of Domestic and
Foreign Liquors Il Wines all of which.wiil be
sold low for cash or country produce.
M.& r HALEY.
Feb. IL, 1887. AT
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American Farmer.

ANOMPLETE sets of this excellentpcriodical,
" consisting of l5 volumes each.
Also, ROBERTS SILK MANUAL, a
work of general utility, comprising all the in
formation necessary to be known IN the cul-
ture of tie Mulberry and growth Of Silk.
The above works are offered for sale, at the
Office Of. the FARMER and GARDNER,
Northeast cornerof Baltimore and Charles
ton-streets, Baltimore, Md.
april 18th, 1887.