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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-18
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Canton, N0ar5 80. 33lt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-18
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in 6inciunatti.

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-18
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0er ltntcrfbrietene 3etst bierrnit oen putltum
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Aattonal Naus,
in Der Staot Ma6tllcn> al Der Weltlette
oeS Sanols, tcSieht,
alltpp CT b tcmi1ben ,pirr, bur3 ttrcnSe 0ufmerf,
tamteit auf fein 8efAaft, bic Guntf res putlitums
Il, pcrpicnen. Sein xb miro inlncr NIT rc,n 8eten
perEben fepn. rpas bic Sabresseit rartictet; fene
S6enee bic aussefubtetfen 8etranfe entbaten, unc
fcine scrau1nise Stalluns fol- pureb tabtSe .6anpe
tmmer in Der tetfen OrpnunS Scbaltcn ,pcroen-
&ursun,, SSeitenbe unb 3upre6enre cllcn 70 5urcrz
epminenp gut unb patcp ttliS bepcnt rperneit, ais
Ge irsenb erwarten tennen.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-18
GeGaCdo ofte, Sonolnu9.

Nie llutcrIdriebenen benusen biefe Gjele,
~ senbeit, Den 8itrsern rcn oolattlrn uno bet
unltesenren Gesenp on5u5eiscn, raB iie rcn san1en
9orratb 8 rttpaare Der friber Den -Scrren
e9uIps se1brte, sctauft batett, tnb fprtfalren,
an benz olten Stanrrlae, 1T Der OlatnitraBe, cine
Sbire metlieb rpn Der prttzoffts, ras Gefbaft un>
te Dem Jalncn unp Sirna prr Iennis unr
sc Qp, tu tetrcitcn. Sic werrcn fb sludlt4 Ghats
;cn, ,renn iDre Sreunpe unb bas puttum tterDa,trt
anrufen unp ibren 9crratb in Ausenfben ncDmen
perpen, ebc 1ie fcntt,pp faufen. Spbn Sennts,
Olabillpn, Sce. 20. t.p. Sames 9. &clp
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-18
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@er Gnbtstenantte teftnbet bas putlfun, taB
- Ct bic SpblenSrute u1o Den &altttcintrueb
auf .6rn. Saepb SpenSlcrs plate, eine Dlcle nprps
tpettlb pcn Canton, anf feline eisene Sebnl'ns f@rn
felt sera,ncr 3et tetreiten tltcrncmncn bat User
oober Steintrblen gum trennen pper fir Sebmiepe>
arteit tebarf tbut ppbl tep ibm ansrrufen Nu6
fcn &olt lit NIT Spr9falt setrannt, unp CT erfebt
bcnfeten allen bic rteten Nrtfel fir Saurcten rpcr
(cnttise 3rpedc setrauden m6sen. Sas Sufbc( Sob
len sett ct su 9ents auf bem plase, ure bas Sue
f6el &alt stenpatelttt 5u Gents.
Nieplaus . eratt.
oolar 4, 1888. GIN.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-18

ar untcrf@rictene 1T 70 eten nom Often 5rrneS
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bic meiten rietr Wittr einc ci8ene Smrcrtatirn no
fir cntn @c>pcs9runr, rag meitl'ehs Soufeute .'nr
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gum 1Dctl oils
spjclmcrfcn, 9vrpcn II. Sincg Q8oore"r 'p'e
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|Stootcn mrDl tceonnt, unp bat III frl9cnrtn Nrane
bciten fenc 8uten 2nirtur9cn 6ftcrs ttmiecn, MINT
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thmo6c TrNucn3imluer, bic 1T ibacr Olrnotlct t1z
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lid. 9ur6 rcn td9ltobcn 8cFrauob Dieter Olcp,iu
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pfcbcn ,pir 9erne bic pbt9e prrtreffebc Somilicnz
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8ecr9e yuRtp, -(oiram Opcrs,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-18
IS { p pl &c uno L ra11o,
so. 4, 0itp Buildings,
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Nalten tc@nri9 Gin 9rrbes unp trrbl obprtirtes Sa
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a lie Sprten
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fen 8ranps; fein 9cfhnittenen &at1tatod (New
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unb S6nurftatad, -0aranna unn onntrifanifbe Gtz
Sarrcn crn tetter0uolita, ,Sbnurftotadrpfcn pfeis
fen ,tnp fcntSc Nrttcl, gum xatadsbanrel 9cb6ris.
Sic baten frcten crboltcn:
$40, 900 I6apanna Gisarren,
$50, 600 Spanfebe unb Nmeritanif8e Gisarrtn,
400 Sitfen pfeifcn,
1900 pfunp S@nurf 1atad jeber Sorte.
1000 pfunp 8eutften tlp 2(merifanf6cn
Taud)z atoot.
Dec. 20. lS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-18

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&c bermit, roB i'd filnf SABRE lang NIT Der Scbcr.
trentbcit FcNafet Scpcen tin, tp, raB h olIe .orz
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ten Grtaunen fnrc ieb mid rcllfrtr1cn Der9ctclt,
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5aA(te, cbne paB cs mir et,pas balf.
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rer Slamcnsf@rift Der Gi9cntDtlmer pbnc weIde bic
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

on the 9Th instant AFTER Illness wm. Robinson, aged
he friends of the family respectfully invited attend
the m No % Cedar street. corner OF Lumber, on
tomorrow siternoon, O'clock v. NJ
9th Matilda, youngest daughter OF stephen
Iaupskurg, aged year.
The friends family requested attend her funeral
This afternoon No. 100 Prince Of Greene street
On the fsh January If scarlet fever Kljsh ward beck
youngest Off - and Eliza Beck aged years. months,
and 5 days . - -.
age 49,, - :. :
ON Monday evening" the sh instant OF an affection 81 the
lungs Henrietta w infant dsughter Of the Rev. Dr. Coz o.
Ca the 9Th instant Anse W. Ives, d. in the sst year Of
his sge a. s., n -
ter OF tbs late Captain Joseph and Phebe siaks aged W
On The M instant, George sonof John and Elizabeth wrgb,
On The an Instant Mr. william Jackson 10 the e5h year Of
his age -. So. .ou,r.., a,rsh,a.
A. Fassng l. l. s,h instant, Susan Carter, wife Of Ro.
se, N D on the 5h instant DR.. Jameson aged 70
years II 90. n, of a. ,oe.uom.,;o. ar a..
,.,.,. Turner, NJ rsister Professor Of halhems
,;es md Natural Philosophy In Mddlebury CoIees,n the 4
sf his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

DennlS New Orleans, g. Holmes bTgs
ps,ors.. e. Broom Co. Eg: Martin Gsa.aT
A. s1 fn seSss XW9ss Trieste Howand
Ion chas sms Tn Johnston, Halifax McKer1e
net Phladepha. 80 '''"'o''' w D'o'ne''' nen'
Schr. Michigan. wHnrgton NJ C. dsys navals stores 10
Mae Brown sailed IN CO. schrs TELL Hawkins, and Via
schr Splendid Herman Richmond days. with COAL to the
schr. Mail P'ce, from Darien, days. with cosn 10 the
schr. Mary Bede, Brewer. Cape May days. oysters, 10
schr Gvis FreelaHd Virginia, days with oysters to the
schr. Ann Haley, Virginia, days. with oysters to the
schr John H. oagland Denman, Virginia. days, oysters,
schr Siam, Resd Wilmington N c. 10 days. naval stores
scnr Helen Laoure,te, Petersburg, days. four &c 10
schr Tell, Hawkins Newbern days, naval stores 10 the
Schr Palestine Brigham Swansboro' DAYS naval s,ares
To Depeyster Whtmaesh.
Schr Atlantic somers Virginia. days. pine wood TO the
sshr Henry Barger. Wise, Baltimore days, mdze to &
schr Majestic Bracket, ocracock, days, corn to Adam
oop Atlanta, Fletcher Virginia, days. withoysers to
soop B. Cole Corson Virginia days, with oysters to
soop Caledonia Baker Virginia. days. with oysters 10 The
Noting below-wina N. W.
Post Mobiles Arkansas Berry. New lowed to
sea this morning by the steamboat Brookyn with diff
MEMORANDA.
The Fast and North continually filled with
ice, which prevents vessels from getting without
the aid steamboats, The South Ferry steamboat Brooklyn
herself worthy OF the patronage o. AND
Of ressels
MITARy-Sailed board ship Arkansas, for New or
leans Capt De Hart u y Army ia command OF detach-
OF recruits destined for Fort Powson, the River
The steam packet Neptune Capt Pennoyer, hence at
Charleston IN days, experienced bosteous weather
on the passage.
from Capt Turner of the ship United States, of
states Of the shipske out and the
vessel very much hosgsd the srboard side upon which
she entirely the larboard side is apparently fair
keel good from the ward;
deck knees shivered 10 pecrsThe
her the lower deck every tdctwohrds of the
her lower hold damaged and II very badly
Il expected that after dscharging her cargo win be
got of.
The revenue MLan< Lieut. Slurgis arrived at
DarsHouth, 5ls u from cruise On the 9Th u in
gale from the north east had her naissa SPLIT, carried
away cresstrets.
ruse the soutbw ard.
UNITED STATES PORTS
HyANrIs, Feb AR schs Victor, Baxter, Boston, New
York; Reside Sherwood New York. for Boston, with less OF
forsyard.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 5-Ar. schr Edward Vincent Rice New
York
CHsRLEsToS, Feb AR briggs Perry, Hamilton NewYork;
Jones, HULL do, Richard Henry, Sturievant, do.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 2-CPd ship Montpelier, Tyson, Lii
verpoo brigs Julia Helen Mhorndyke New York. Virgil
mia, King, dol schr schuylkll, Townsend, do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

az uEWARD.-s,olen on Saturday everng, srd
* . ,r.s dsrkblpe Pilot Cloth suRT0UT COAT large
- =, .os buttons velvet collar with hooks In ron back
,oed ,h nnid worsted hirts lived With Rob Roy shawl,
cht eoored ylsid pockets IN the skirts In funt The
.ose yewsrd will he paid for such information viii lead
The recovery of,he Coat NJ the Franklin House.
povnsrokers requested to stop the same, offered
RNNt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

rr Bswsre Of New Jersey small bills. Remem-
Der tho Hoboken. the Patterson, and many ether
banks. The Jersey banks arc generally owned By
wall street brokers. Touch not-handle net. Wait
all We have small bills issued by our swn banks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

rr james Trottcn, Van Buren man, has been
elected % the u :. Senate by the Legislature Of Mis-
sissppi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

The BANK Disclosures Of the Franklin, Lafay-
ette, and Commonwealth Banks Of Boston, and the
Lumbermen's Bank Of Warren, Pennsylvania, reveal
such scenes OF roguery as are enough to sagger hu,
man nature and PROSTATE the banking system-in iha
minds Of every intelligent people. The corruption Of
the banking system is at it's height-villainy can no
further go Yet because these banks are wicked and
corrupt that is no reason that all banks should be in
yolved in the same infamy. Banks are like men
some honest, some rogues- Let us not involve the
innocent with the guilty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

II NoAs, in his Proclamation imposed capita
ton tax ofthrec shekes Of silver each Jew through
out the world. The tribste, we presume, in badly
paid, from the fact Of his suing for 800 BY way OF
tar. Went he take il out in old clothes7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

~ THE LoooFooos held a considerable meeting
in Tammany Hall las, night. There was singular
mixture Of rags and responsibility. Christian bereh,
Esq was Q, the head, and slam, Bang q Go. al the
tail There the usual quantity Of taking stamp
ing and hallooing up stalrs-dyersl6ed with drink
ing chewing and splitting down stairs They approx
ga the sub-treasury scheme and some Of the breeeh-
sless chaps world no doubt like to be sub-eanlrers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

were held Yesterday on two aged people, julia Sut
ION aged g. and Richard Johnson aged 81, who die,
from the joint effects Of disease and desnuion, III
former superinduced by the latter. Verdlcts accord
ingly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

"THs Srons."-The applications for efIice at the
Custom House are increasing daily. Every species
Of influence is coming into reqais,ioH, in order to
touch the heart and feelings Of Jesse Hoyt the new
Collector. Within the last few days, the virtues,
worth public spirit and excellent character Of our
friend Jesse have risen astonishngly in the the estl
nation Of the worthy tribe Of leaers and Office seek
His rise in reputation beats the rse in stocks all
hollow. Persons who never heard Of him I'LL last
Monday, now 20 about cracking HIM up for a saint,
a very angel from the seventh heaven-singine, 'he
is one Of my Oldest and dearest friends, ohr Others
that never heard Of his name I'LL month ago. now
talk Of him as their long lost acquaintance Even in
Wall street, some Of The biggest fnancers that ard.
ly ever saw him passing year ago, actually recog-
mise him at without telescope, stop and chat
with HIM, and begin 10 think the new Collector We.
ry worthy gentleman, and not much Of locofoco.-
In short as the first Of April approaches, our friend
Jesse rising most awfuly in virtue and talents and
by the time he gets seated in Office he will verify be-
among the four thousand applicants of the great
est men Of the age. Amen!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07


Crscurr CovHr, February 6th.--Horace Burr, rs
W.od g. Bogsrk-This was an action 10 recover
90 500 borrowed money, with interest The defend
ante were agents for Rathbun OF Buffalo; they Dor
rowed the money for him OF Mr.. Bsrr, under gene
raj agreement 10 pay interest 81 day for every
$1,000 and Ia per cent for commlssIonl The inter.
est OF this note for year on the % 500 would be
sl3, $40 Mr.. Burr gave check on the Manhattan
Bank for the money, which was pad to defendants;
the latter showed by Mr. James the existence oil thc
general agreement
The defence set up was usury. There was no spe-
cial or particular agreement shown in regard 10 this
particular check and the Jsdge charged that the
plaintiffs could have shown the existence OF such an
sqreemep, mad il been made-and il failing 10 do this
itwas but right for the jury TO infer that the $3.50
was borrowed under the general agreement with ssu-
rious interest; and this brought the transaction with
in the meaning OF the usury law and the jury must 30
find fthey believed the money was borrowed under
the general agreement. They found for the dcfn-
dant but a. the plaintiffs counsel did not answer he
was nonsutcd.
The ARGUMENT in the case Of Frost was then re-
sumod by John A. Morrill,, ESQ, and occupied over
two hours II was vary powerful effort repletc
with deem research extensive learning, and sound To-
gal truth He brings forward two moiions-one IN
arrest Of Judgment the other for new trial. lie
grounds these upon the fatal omission 10 arraign
Frost-nepect OF duty by the District Attorney the
bias of rryman previous 10 the tnalthe reading Of
Newspaper, in the Jury box-the declarations Of the
iurymen, showing that they were not oneercepfione
fhe motions thus brought forward, are first, for
matte, ~ psis End for matters OF record. The re-
suIt Of ho,h II thev succeed wosd be renire fdcias
de noyo. With respect to the Law in regard 70 the
| necessity for arraQnmept and plea, and upon the
subec, Of arrests IL udgoent for their omission, he
referred 70 Hsles a Hsv ples. Of the Crown"
/" Chltty's GRIMM Al Law - "Archbolds 4 Stsrkies
| Criminal Law
We resre, Tho, We have not spsst for tho whole Of
his very powerful argument, prsdscing - y did .
powerful impression In the night yssfter: T. :: the
court. Grimm, Phenx q Brown follow hin today.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
CLEAN Il ID.

SHIP Arkansas Dena New Orleans s. Holmes Son. brigs
rownatsn Chase. Charleston, Cherub, Snew Charleston
nnnaoera'n Broom Co; Eagle Martin Gibraltar w. w.
Delorsst Co; Nevius westcoa for Africa, r. Nevius
SGu; l[nc,ps XoLsry Srsnoyiah Trieste Rowland
Ltqpi Saas Smith, Toen, Baltimore; Two Brothers,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-05
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A RE now receiving and opening general as
IA sortment of PAIL 81 z1yIIEY5El5 a1sII2
GOODS consisting in part of
Blue, black, drab, and fancy coored Cloths,
DO. Cassimeres, super. London rib'd & stripe do.
Blue, mixed, dtab, and fancy colored Ssttine,,s,.
Kentucky and Genrock Jeans,
French and English Merinoes Of every shade,
Jacquard and printed do, French Bombszines,
CoIorsd Mactinsw Blankets for Overeoats
Rose, Whitney, and Point do,
Cd Green Floor Cloth,
White, red, green, and yellow Shifting Flannel,
Merino, Silk, and Cotton Hosiery,
Beaver, Kid, Silk, and Cotton Gloves,
Winter Chntzes and Cacoes,
Highland Shawls 4-d Cd and 81
Brocha do, 81 4--4 and Cd
Chenille, and Silk DO, and H'd'k'fs.,
Tafeta, Satin end Gauze Ribbands,
Linen Cambria Bandana, and Madrass II dis,
Black Italian Cravats, black SILK Velvet,
Carnbrick Jackonet, and Swiss Muslins
Barred, striped, and figured Swiss,
Zephyr, Worsted, Working Canvass, Sc. Sc,
Domestics-such as bleached and brown Sheet
ings and Shiitings,
Apron and Furniture Checks, white and brown
Dullings,
Cotton, Osnaburgs, TickngS, &c. &c,
together with general assortment Of GROCERIES
HARDWARE, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE, to which
they would respectfully invite the attention of deal
/ eTs.
October TO- 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-05
QUACKS AND THEIR DESTRUC-
TIVE NOSTRIJMS.


THE united testimony Of Physicians, throughout
the United States has fully proved the fact that
i,sterss Vegetable Pills the only true Vegetable
PtAs which will stand the test Of AnGii cation
hence the proprietor would earnestly urge them
10 the notice Of those who have been Ia the habit Of
using as Cafartcs or Aperisns the destructive and
irratatng Quack Pills, so generally advertised, and
which are at best but slow customers Of the yitsi
functions aud murderous agents, even to the u
hale. II is true, most Of them produce purgsiI
effect and sometimes transient relief, but in most
cases they injurc the digestive organs and habit.
uai resort to them must terminate 10 confirmed dys-
pepsia.
II Is true, that Cdfbdfiic and 1peyient Medicines
are often required, bat the incest discriminate ion
should always be observed 10 the selection, and
fths be done nothing injurious result IRON the
use
To produce this much desired result, DR. Peters
has made il his study for several years aud feels
proud 10 say he has at length succeeded, far beyond
his expectations The object Of his Pills are 70 SUI
persede the necessity Of a frequent iuji-
rions purga'ives and to offer medicine soe, certain
aud pleasant in lis operation.
Prepared by JOS. PRlESTLY PETERS, NJ.
d., No l29 Liberty street New York. Each box
contaius 40 Pills. Price 80 cents.
November Ia, 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-05
TO the Farmers.

VIE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
n has purchased the Falling H'ytar MiH lately
me property OF Archibald Sherer, esq, and is pre-
pared to purchase Wheat of those who are dspo.
sed to sell, for which he will pay the highest mar
Net price in C0sh. To those who prefer having
their whea' manufactured, he would say that he will
grind on the usual terms stand the inspection, and
deliver the Flour in Georgetown for thirty cents
per 0arrel. He will also continue the Boating Be-
s'"esS' as heretofore, and will transport Merchan
d'ze and Produce Of every description that may be
committed to his charge, cheap and expeditions
IS can be done by any person, or company, on the
Canal. CRARIES DOWNS
August 10, I338-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-12-05
,Ol3sSlail2WIB &S 1s2I3II$'iraIadyyr,
CLOTHS! CLOTHS! CLOTHS!

4 DURCHAESD at knock down prices. at Auc
ton The subscribers have Just returned
from the City Auction where they have purchased
at auction for cash, 81 pieces of CLOTH comprising
every colour, such Wool Black. Invisible Green
Rie do. Mulberry, Dahlia, Claret Sage, and
Dark Drab. These Cloths are West of England
manufacture, woaded colors and warranted not to
isde' Also, the largest assortment of London
Gsssimeres, Cassinetts, and Vestngs ever offered
we can say to our friends and the public that we
can astonish the natives by selling Cloths new
F0r instance we can sell cloths at 81 so per yard,
and hner in proportion. All who wish to buy
coats would do well to call and test the fact---ro
mistake. A. ROBINSON e. Co.
October, 81, 1888.