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Piney Woods planter., 1839-05-18
IDISS@Ew110N,

HNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exis-
Il ting between the Undersigned, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. M. M.
Whitney is charged with the settlement
of all the liabilities Of the firm, and all
those indebted to the firm will make pay
ment to him.
MINOR NJ. WHITNEY,
JOHN G, ANDERSON.
March 81 bot
Piney Woods planter., 1839-05-18
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS.

ART. l. That the I'd article of this con-
stitution be annulled so far as it prohibits
the admission ofladies to membership in
to this society.
ART. 2. That the Hon. Ii. S. Foote be
constituted an honorary life member Of
this society, and that the use of the socie-
ty's Jugs be always at his service.
ART. 3. That the capital stock of this
society, when incorporated, shall be fifty
barrels of whskey, five hundred Gallon
Jugs and two hundred and fifty TIN glass
es, with the privilege of increasing to dou-
bic that amount.
ART. a. The custom oftouchi"g glasses
shall be abolished.
May IA, 1889.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-05-18

The following table shows the times of
holding elections, the seats of government,
and the stated periods for the meeting of
the Legislatures, Of the several States in
the Union:
Piney Woods planter., 1839-05-18
MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK, }
Jackson, 4th. April, 1889. {

MIssIssIPPr UNION BANK,
Jackson, 4th. April, 1889.
A Ia meeting of the Board ofDi-
LA rectors, held this day it was
RESOLVED, That, with the view ofar-
ranging the stock, and putting the
branches of this bank into operation as
early as practicable, all mortgages for
securing stock on subscription now made
shall be executed on or before the first
of June, 1889.
ResotUcd further, That the commits
sioners in the respective counties appoin
ted to open the books for subscription
to stock, be allowed FIVE dollars per
day for each day actually employed,
in receiving and having recorded the
mortgages offered as security for the
stock that each subscriber may be en-
titled to the amount for said services to
be verified BY affidavit, and the fees for
recording said mortgages to be paid by
the subscribers.
Extract from the minutes.
WIN. p. GRAYSON,
Cashier.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-05-18

VIZ -.
$50 barrels mess pork, $50 do prime do.
200 do rump do,
rs hhds. bacon sides,
25 bbls. shoulders,
$50 kegs lard,
so half barrels extra mess beet,
40 tierces dried beef,
$50 bbls. whiskey,
200 do. flour,
100 sacks salt,
20 hhds. sup. sugar,
HAVANA Coffee, Rio do
10 half and quarter pipes champagne
and cognac brandy,
3pipes Schiedam gin,
bbls. do.
10 do. common brandy,
25 do. do. gin,
20 doz. aid Madeira wine,
Is doz. pale sherry,
20 boxes anniset a. peppermint cordial,
30 baskets champagne wine,
20 half barrels water crackers,
10 boxes Boston soda do.
With jeans, linseys, towels, blankets, etc.,
with great voriety of articles too hume.
rous to mention, all for sale low for cash.
VIM. X. HENRY,
Natchez March Id. l3-5t
Piney Woods planter., 1839-05-18

QUEsrIoN l. What equivalent do the
Banks giDe for the privileges and cmolu-
ments Mel receibe?
Piney Woods planter., 1839-05-18
New Advertisements. A
Notice.
ME undersigned Commissioners, ap-

WVHE undersigned Commissioners, ap-
n pointed by the Board Of Police of
Amite County, TO superintend the letting
out and buildinga Court House and Clerks
Offices in the town of Liberty. according
TO the plan adopted for the same, BY said
Board, (Which plan will be exhibited and
explained to all those wishing to see and
examine the same previous to the day of
letting out, on application to William C.
Harrell,) will. on the Sd Monday of June
next, at Liberty, proceed to let out the
same to the lowest bidder. The under
taker. will be required to give good and
sufficient bond for the faithful perform
ance OF the work in a workmanlike man
ner, and to be completed by or before the
first day Of October, 1910, ready for the
fall Term of the Circuit Court of said year,
payable to the President of the Board of
County Police Of said County and his sue
cessors in office, in double the amount of
the contract. The building to be of brick
and wood, and the payments will not be
exceeding $500 per year, as the work
progresses, and the undertakers will have
to wait, without interest, on the county,
for any balance after the completion oil
the work until il can be raised by spe-
cial tax for that purpose,
VIM. G. IIARRELL,
FRANCIS WREN,
Commissioners
May Is, Gl3-5t
Piney Woods planter., 1839-05-18
A CARD.

DIR. ALEXANDER X. DUNN,
HAVING graduated at Lexington, has
IL located himself at the residence Of
Alfred Lea, Esq, in the County of Pike,
and will tender his professional services in
all the departments Of Medical Science.
May IL, 1889. 12-tf
Piney Woods planter., 1839-05-18

WAS LOST, on Wednesday, the 9th
w ult., in or about the Post Office, in
this place. a Gold Lever Watch and Gold
Gbaid Chain. Any person delivering
said watch and chain to the office of the
Piney Woods Planter will be entitled to
the reward Of ten dollars, and no ques-
tions asked. W. H. SPILLMAN.
May Is. l3-tf
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-09
NOTICES.
AxrI-sLAyERY ANNIVERSARY.

The fifth Anniversary OF the Vermont
Anti-Slsvery Socisly, by divine permits
sion, viii be holden at Middleburv, on
the goth 2lst aud probably 22i of Fcbru-
airy next. A preliminary discourse viii
be given oh the preceding evening. Tues
day the l9th. b. the Rev. .. Scott of Low
ell, Mass. Busiaess meeting of the Soei-
ETY. will comnrnce OH the first day Of the
session, at Q o'clock, aid public exercises
al o'clock, A NJ.
All AH,l-Slavery Societies, or associa-
lioas, in the State, are requested to send
one or more delegates. Zach delegate,
on his arrival in town, will please 10 leave
his name al The Vermont Hotel, in book
provided for the purpose, in order that
business may be expedited, and that the
committee Of arrangements, NAV be eua-
bled, so far as possible, to provide among
the inhasitants, places Of entertainment
free ofexpense, for those from abroad.
A general invitation is extended to al
friends of the cause; and all persons who
are willing to hear the subject candidly
and ably discussed, are invited 10 attend
A considerable number of gentlemen o
eminence, in this and other benevolent OBJ.
jects, will, it Is expected, he present, and
participate in the deliberations Oh the i'm.
portant and interesting occasion.
| By direction Of the Executive Commit
tee Of the Vermont Anti Slavery Society
J. A. ALLEN. Secretary.
Niildle6ury, Dee 18th, 1888.
p. S. The public are. also, Informed
that the Committee have on hand 4 gen
eral assortment of Anti Slavery books anC
pamphlets, almanacs for 1889. &c. which
are offered for sale in packages or other
wise, at the New York prices. Order
directed to J. Roberts, Vergcnnes, will re
ceive immediate attention. An Almanac
at least, should be in the hands of ever,
family. In behalf ofthe Committee.
J. A. A.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-09
January Q, 1889.


.oousible department of labor, and his
teal and fidelity to the cause. we have
- fullest confidence. and we trust our
E;snds throughout the State will not be
n,;no in their cordial and efficient sup
!, 10 a measure which promises so
,uch advantage to our enterprise. Let
erv agent in the school districts circu-
lie the prospectus for The Voice of Free
om thoroughly, and forward the names
d Allen & Poland, publishers, Montpel-
Ter.
IL. Finally, let every friend of the
<ause who receives copy o. this, pre-
serve it in some place where it will often
meet his eye and remind him of his duty
let these recommendations be carried out
md we shall find the work rapidly ad.
4ancing. And it can never be done ,un.
Iess every abolitionist will take his share
IL the responsibility, and perform hi:
1kare of the labor.
In behalf of the Executive Committee
Il the Vermont Ant-Slaverv Society
- Row'D T. ROBINSON,
HARVEY F. LEAvIrT.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-09

In Orwell, Tire Let iasiani. !s,as. Csnk.r.
aged about 20 years. Tie died very susds nly vl,ta
sitting in his chair, reading trRci. Young ma,
living IN the family, went into the cellar lesviar
him well, for aught nc had discovered and reading
as before stated. When lac returned he fourd La
dead in his chair
:, In Goshen, Dec. %, Eunice, wife Of Chester
Menili, aged - years, formerly Of ST. Adams.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-09

The LARGEST KIND.-The Banner.
Nashville, Tennessee, gives an account Of
three bullocks, one weighing 3,400
pounds, another, $500, and third 81
lao.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-09
Married.

In this village, on the Isl inst. by C. a: homas,
DAVID ). MURRAY, Printer. 10 JASE A. PARKS.
In Crownnoint. n Y, on the lst instant. by Mr..
ChampIin, CYRUs III. WHIrLocK Of this village, TO
ALzINA, daughter of Ephraim Towncr of the form
er place.
ACE BUSH to EMILY ID. Rust.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-09
N office.

A farm for sale. situated two miles
y south of Moriah Four Corners,
IEssex Co, n. " Said farm has on It
Two framed houses, and two framed barns,
also good stream of water running thro'
it. Price. $500. JOHN EMERY.
Moriah, Dec IA, 1888. Ia
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-03-27
Nan. oe;oo D;s,,;., D., Date Of Bond
~ O'''''0' 20 comm wh;1

All commissions to collectors pass through the Comp
trollers Office On the reception Of commission from
the office Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, letter is
addressed to the person appointed notifying him of his
appointment enclosing to him blank bond aud oath Of
office aud an enuy is then made in this record and
when the bond is received the date Of its en-
tered II no bond is received within the time prescribed
ov law he IS written to- informing him that his bond
not received, aud requesting immediate
II not received III reasonable time thereafter, the Sc
celary Of the Treasury advised Of the fact On look
ing over this record any failure forward bond is
readily seen but, IN the Of Samuel Swartwout no
entry OF his appointment Of the receipt Of his bond was
made by my predecessor
Question 2. In reference to what particular bond in
January 1887 did the compliance with the instructions
oil the Secretary OF the Treasury. dated the 10th Of Oc-
tober 1888 accidentally lead to the discovery that Mr.
SSartwout had neglected from the time Of his appoint
ment, IN 1884, until 1897, render the bond required
Of him by law be rendered. for the faithful discharge
OF his duties collector Please explain the circum-
stances of the discovery in detail
Answer. On the 4th Of January, 1897, the Auditor
addressed TO the Comptroller letter reporting that the
accounts Of the customs had been received at his
Office for the third quarter of the year 1885, from the
following collectors. viz Duncan Mcdonald collector
Edenton; Levi Fagn, collector at Plymonth; Will
liam H. Hunter, collector at Sandusky and John
Smith, surveyor at ST Louis This letter was referred
me, notify the surees Of said collectors of their
neglect Of duty, in compliance with The instruction OF
the Secretary On referring 10 the MES Tor the bonds
could not find the bond Of William II. Hunter This
was the frs, case which had ever occurred to me Of
bond mislsd or lost was thereupon induced to e1a-
mine the files for the bonds Of all the collectors in Office
when Mr.. Swartwout's ncgec, to render his bond
discovered. Immediately reported the fact to Mr..
Laue the chief clerk and, his suggestion dranghted
me letter addressed To him by Governor Wolf, dated
.ne S'h Of January. 1887 The next day CATER the let
'o' was sent) Mr. Swanwout came to Washington and
81" ait Lanb, in my presence. He expressed his
PRISE 'hat Tue bond had been sent and said he would
on ms return send his bond which was received on
the Odd Of January 1897.
The circumstances under which Mr. Svartvyout
avaled himself Of this neglec, Of The Comn,,osr ara
detailed IN the following testimony
Henry Ogden was sworn a witness
Examined By Mr. Gurus.
Question l. Were you cashier Of the custom. bou,e
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-03-27

$40, 227 24 10
appears that bis fourth quarter for 1887 was adj
lusied al the Treasury the 2lst June, 1888 and
balance found due the Government Of SO 67S 9Sd Sc
as follows:
Bonds not due Sc, IT. I0l SIS
Dep0site bonds 23,SA 10
Bonds in suit 1921 $40 So
Cash on hand, including sundry items
not yet TO his credit, 6f6,69s "a
$9,61S,9Si Sc
In the examination Of Mr.. Barker (he Compiroller)
ny Mr.. Smith, he says, in reply to-
Question IL. At what date did the time allowed by
law Tor Mr. Swartwout to render his accounts TO the
First Auditor, for his quarter ending March 49, 1885,
expire
Answer, The accounts due on The LIST July ac-
cordng to law. am informed, in the Fra, Auditors
Office that The collector Of the port Of New York has
by former Secretary Of the Treasury, been allowed
one or two weeks in addition within which TO render
his accounts
And, in examination by Mr. Foster, he says, ia re-
ply to
Question Is. Did you at any time previous to No
vember last inform the Secretary OF the Treasury that
MIR. Swartwout was defauer; or did you know or
suspect that he was defauter or that his accounts
were fraudulenty made out, until about the LIST Of No
vcmber last ...
Answer knew, in April. 1889, that Mr.. Swartwout
held Ia his hands the Of about 500 900, which he
refused or neglected to pay In other particular
acquainted with any default Of Mr.. Swartwout, until
about the lst Of November last
Question 10 Did not Mr. S,var~on, claim, tha, he
was entitled to retain the S2Ol 900 mentioned in YOUR
last answer, IN order to enable him to pay the claims
which he alleges the merchants had against him as COL
leclorl
Answer He did
Question 20 Were you aware that Mr. Swart-
won't was liable to refund money TO merchants, when
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-25
SARSArARlI.l FILL OF HEALTH, OR.
BLOOD NIL.

rF,IltS client family pill medicine of nrg trad ri-
racy rectins all disorders Of the stom, ih t"
els common which custltcnrs. hhieh-
loss h"n'hth" eit"ss sls ~
frr.s after l4 dizziness of the hrnwsnr>s ani
,iu in the and bowels, md s"s0n rrou,irg
of the liver aud consequent inactivity of tr how
els lnnCtiu OF The
will this excellent preparation, by r
auce he etlrrualv r~n"vrd Two trte doses will
<nccJ,ly strength haathv action Of the liver how
els kidue,s Will rap t ir l'alci aud instead OF >i.s
hess heat, pain and uunce appearances, Strength, nrt,,
and health will he the quick euit OF taking tins
,lcirr according tho directions accompanying each rox
These pills particularly siracious for stomach uehi
colds arucs shurtnes BREATH aud all distractions til.
urinary passages: and if taken after to"f ldWycs
table they quickly the system 10 It's natural state al
rerose "
Persons Of full Hht who subject 10 cadnrhr E!d.
ness and singing in tho arising nn great
flow blood the head should never be without hen
many dangerous SYMPTOMS will be rr carried of BY toi
immediate u>F.
all osurou the distressing hca ache prrv.isnt
with the scx; of spirits uncsa Of sight
ltc.ons bn,chrs puppies and salownrss oil the n, and
live healthy ami Juvenile bloom to the compile yIna.
To mo,hcrs they confidently recommended as he hest
he taken during pregnancy aud for aidrer
ni all asrs they uhcnunei.
A. pleasant sne aciIan,. they unite the Snmen
daou Mill operation with the most successful elect
cnuirn no Of die.o confinement during ttr
Bv regulating ihc dose according 10 the and stehgh nth
raer thcv suitable Tor either 'ha
.an he rraure and for elderly people they whe found
The mast comfortable nadisine h'hsrc Prs >Srel.
go'd u Va Ut Crttcr, hnuFe 81 New Orleans W. 3m
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-25

a BEAUTIFUL head fhair is I'll" -:na'"Sf "r"H-
~ ment belonging IL the human frame How s'fane"
ly the loss OF c anges the c"lntnnHrc and promo
turclv lrngs the appearance of OG ng" which II
many to rcco 81 being uncovered. and sometimes
to shl" Socetv to avoid til" tests and sl"nrs OF
their rtanre: the rennnhrrn their lives are con
seuuentlv spent in refinement. In short, not even the
loss Of property fills the thinking v'nth win
that neavv sinking gloom docs the loss OF rs h"'r'
Tonvrrt all these uncaSnn, circumstances ''drlhv"
Balm of Columbia stops the hair FROM falling OFT on INC
first appcation and afw bottles it again. |!
likewise produces eyebrows md whiskerS; prevents tire
nair from turning makes it curl beantlinllv' ana
frees it from Scurf. Numerous certificates 'oi me mrs!
responsibility in support Of the viruca CT O!dridgel
Balm, ara shown by the prtfrietors
u Read the lollowing:-
Roher, Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of pii,ai,ph
has certified may be below, to the high cllara
ter Of he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that we hive used
the Balm of Columbia discovered hv !. Oldrdge and
have found it highly srrvicenle only rrev"ntv"
against the iang of Of hair, bu, also certain r"stor
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Srt,ior,
Methodist Minister in - George c'?ar"",
No 20 North fifth st.
Holm r I\GlIS, 31l hrh street.
JOHN ID THOMAS, NJ u, l'i Rnrrst
JOHN : Fi'REY, lnl Spruce street.
HUGH MrCuRDN.2,i south I'd st.
JOHN GARD,Ir l.' Arch street.
1t il known thai three Of tie ahnv, Sgncr> are NOR
than 80 years of rgc snd the others no, less than 80
(Ftom the MayoF.l
Commonwealth If Prr,.svivania.
| Civ Of Philadelphia.
| l. Robert Wharton. Nnyor Of said ritv of Ihila'r.
hia do hereby certify that AN we'll acquainted with
| Me>srs p Inglis JOAN Fnr"', and Hugh VI CurdN
husc ma mes arc signed to the above rrthcnetat they
nre gentlemen OF character and re,,tr1nl ", and
such full credit should be given t" The said certificate
In witness VIII ,rrof ! have hcreun,o set my hand
and caused tho seal of the city TO he fixed this
IT, "' 81 I'y Oh ''i RXHEE:T WN,1ArTcS, Mayor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-25
NEW AlLDICIN T..

DR.. &. Il. Phelpx Compound TOMATO PlLLS,
i[Entircy Vegetable
4 nc.r AMI nr Mn bic Ird,ci"c tDr az Diseases, SO
Il Substitute t0r Cai0Hiti as rdhtHriic N ftrcrS
ant all EtNOnS IUr'fio"S.
'TIESE popular Pills combination oil newly dis
j. Alkaline SUBSTANCE eXua''cd i'"m tie Tomato
modify diuse ELECTS believed To BIZ the rAItcr
alive aud Caar,ic Medicine ever discovered They h"':
ecn atund.y and successfully Ist and have rccrI, cd
universal appreciation io Scroiua, Dyspepsia, 1ulc", III;
uus Diseases Gravel, Rheumatism Cous s Colds lnu"nz.
Catar Nervous Diseases, Acid stOnacIS, ;'tuar swell
nys OF all kinds, Cos,ivcne :, Col'c, Headache, Ac
Antidotc Contugloas and Epidemic Diseases t" pre-
the formation OF bilious aud liver affections, Fever and
Ague, &C IN those VINO reside IN hot climates "n "' ma
mrsy countries, and the best c"tar'ic that can be ued Tor
for the S"u.y aud Travellers the best cdc:e they can
counieruc the dangers OF exposure IN uniIaay eli
For ordinary Family rh!>ic, h"ynrc un'es Ally N
proved u> the beat ever offered
The pc. ulnr virtue, Tomato r,n have for a. long
time attracted the attention Of the medical profession and the
public aud lntere. la, been directed to the tnn'
velu;,em.n rf Its medicinal qualities, winch the pr"NrI
happy being able gratifv-am presents his p1 I"
the pubc with tho ful confidence Of their being the MOST
and REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED. Nuuci"ns
certificates Ct from those who have Arn them AM.
testimony of several pvsra. who reso rbed tm all
cnrIourae thu, opinion The rapidly increasing
demand for, md til" universal appreciation bestowed upon
them, additional evidence of their and
fulucss
In presenting this article to the public the propr,o was
care aud regard to the Ch,mcu and Thrap"u
properties Of Is several ingredients should take The place
OF the irresponsible. medicine. the day, which the
country ub"andsai from the favor already bestowed upon
ply ind others, ju .tle expecting I'M.
| result.
For full CT this Interesting discovery, cstiiron
al, mode OF opcatnn sc. pamphlets, ,c he LAT
gIati, ul u who sell tics" pills
N'uc are ecnuln" without the gnnturc OF H. X PilElFS
NJ. u, sole proprietor, Hartford, Conn.
FOR SALE BY,
L. T"au>hr, General Agent. No tEXchangc Place neal
the Pos, Office Also by Fey chanu, No rs Rue RoHa
J. B,lirr a Co, No II New Lcvce.
J. Ross. Lafayette City.
G y Morris No II, Canal
G Jones, corner Two Crclr aud Triton " ak
l. Those that wish Ageutsl al irc- T. FOL
ANSBE., wholesale Agcn y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-25
BARRJSON'S SPECIFI OINTMENT

5FARRISON's SPECIFI; OINTMENT
- To great celebrity Of this unrivall'd Conn
position, especially in the Northern States. lcav's
the proprietor but tile need to say any thing in
its favor for it has been generally conceded 10 it,
that it is beyond all comparison the b ST remedy
tor external complaints that has ever been disco.
vcrel. Indeed tho speed and certainty o! its ope-
rat, ms have the appearances Of miracles as IL C RS,
" un9s, cnrns, fever sorrs chidbla'ns, white swc
lnvs bcs piles, spider AID snake bites &c. immr.
diately yield to its apparently surcrhum n inilu-
cnce Thus if properly applied ii will remove an
inve,cra,c cnrn or break and heal u bic in five
days. will allay aud perfectly euro an ulcer in tw"
weeks; and the most desperate cases of white
swelling that can be imagined. have been destroyed
by it in less than two months IN the bates OF POI
snnous reptiles lis efficacy is truly surprising, an
even in the bite Of rabid dog, for it applied in
time its power Of attraction are SO wonderful that
they will at once arrest tho poison, and thus pre-
vent it f ON pervading the SYSTEM II is likewise
greatly superior to any mcGlcino heretofore disco
vcrcd Tor the chnfrd backs and limbs of horses for
letters, ring worms chapp'd lips, and IN short for
every external bodily evil tina; may fall to tho lot
OF man nr beast.
The proprietor has received at least a thousand
certificates and 9th documents, in tav OF his
=. S ecifc Ointment" upwards Of II hundred OF
which written by respectable members OF the
Alcdic, Faculty, all breathing tho same cu'ogy
and satisfaction.
Pre- urcd at 1919 Liberty street, New York, and
. for sale at 66 Poydras strest, New Orleans.
mur-6 If
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-25
NIORRIS L. Co. NJ. 80 Cha-rras stree, ME now

NORRIS l. Co. NJ. 80 Cha-rras stree, ME nov
~ receiving and opening The most splendid. SUI
s,on,ial and fnsh"natir stuck ct Clothing the,
have ever cyhhted in this market, r"Hss'lnu III
mar, Of the following articles: blue, In" hiack, jet
black, london brown, ri'cn, olive, iondnn srn"H-
and Golden Owe f., ok and dress coats: beaver.
sable and harrin y,on .rock coats, elegantly frnls.
ed; funcv and plain black cnsSln:'re and r!"'h
pau,alnnns english and french fancy and Ul"in
ak and satin vests; real new mark 1T com oris
enolisl, and lrench f,ncv and pam s'"rts and
hdk IS: chamn,s. silks-weh and gum eas'ic sns-
pende,s; chamois, mcrin" lamh's wool, welsh fans
nell silk and cotton net shcrts aud drawers I'm,
linin and cotton shr,s, with lin,n hnsnms, plain
and rutl,sd: IVORY pearl and plain handle silk UNI.
hrelIas ; "Graff's" premium Glovas--,s",
beautiful article Of White kid, for weddings, balls
&c.; S-rit,letieid silk aud randana hdSss; pain
6,ur.d and EN- bro dereh Camlrr do 81, X, lamb
| woods. II, otinn, germantown. AVID bro" and whit,
COZ, N hall hose: ali of whrh 'hsv FIR l'". ~
| ash. or To pun usl ,ns'emers Is usual, N"'' |