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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-26

LATEST from Brazil and the La Plata. -
We are indebted 10 commercial house for Rio
Jansro papels to may 9Th, brought by the U. s.
corvette Lexington.
The special session Of the Brazilian legsla-
ture was closed on the Sd by ashort speech from
the Regent, in which he speaks Of the COM
plete restoration of the Emperors health and
the evacuation of the Province of st. Catha>
rines bv the insurgents, who, we learn from o.
sources, had joined their comrades in the Pro-
vince of Rio Grande. The Province of MAJ
ranham had also been pacfed. In Rio Grande
the insurgents still maintained themselves.
The Governor of tho French Colony at Gays
enne, had received orders to ovacuate the two
positions occupied by French troops in Oyapock
on the Brazilian frontier. The Rio papers ex>
press much satisfaction at this event.
Buenos Ayres dates are to the 4lh Of Apil.
deSbatch from Gen. Jouso Poulo LopOz, for
warded from Cayacta under date of March 26th,
states that on that day the Gen. Mariana Vera,
one of staff of Gen. Lavelee, was defeated, &
killed in action, as was also Col. Reynafe and
Secretary Pine.
Bya decree Of 2Sth of March. IN emission
of So, 1000 900 in Bank rags, was authorised by
the Buenos Ayrian government.
Monte Yideo advices to April Sd state tha
President Rivera marched from Durazno for the
Uruguay on the 3lst Of the preceding month
journal Of Com.
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A PROPOSITIONS.

As the time for q warm ontest is
apprOachlug-a contest, IN which
Tho Wings aud the Banks are aTrayed
against the Democracy, and as they
will use their old weapons--cOrruPtiOn,
Misrepresentation and deception-it be.
comes every democrat to be up and do-
ing, and endeavor TO use his efforts in
prOstrating the enemy. This can be
done in no better way than by supporting
the Press. The better it is supported,
the better will his rights be maintained
With no other object in view than the
advancement Of the Democratic party,
we propose 10 furnish this paper from
the first of July till the first of Novem-
Der (four monlbs) to new Subscribers,
for FIFTY CEN rs. in advance. This
will not yled any profit, but If 1t will be
the means Of difflslng information, and
counteracting the Wing calumnies, we
shall consider ourselves fully renunera'
ted.
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WELL ANSWERED. In cross. exarnisss
Pti0n which took place on Friday week, in the
court Of General Sessions, pert younging
who appeared for the defendant, sndeavored to
prove by cross examintion of the witness tha,
he had a prejudice against the prisoner:
err
'No regular difficulty answered the witness
who seemed especially anxious to avoid partlc.
ulars.
'Havo you then had any irregular difference
with the prisoner that induces you to give svi.
dence against him q
The witness hesitated, and the LAWYER brid.
ling up with more than his usual air Of upslart
self sufiiciency, said 4 insist upon an answer
We'll, sir, if must say it->I have had no
difficulty with the prisoner, except that once
chased him out of my hen>roost, when he was
stealing my Chickens
1t is not necessary TO add that the pert young
lawyer dropped him like hot potato.
Alexis Messenger.
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N Office.

h Is hereby given, there will be petit
aion presented 10 the Trustees Of Dover
sFnwiship, for a township Road from
Canal Dover, to Conrad Bremers' saw
Mill; commencing at Front ST. in
Sco,t's Addition of Dover, thence to
Michael Swagler's Saw Mill, thence tc
the Canal, and thence along said canal,
and as near as practicable 10 Conrat
Bremer's Sawmil. A Petitioner.
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Fare Reduced
a Mtteo Sat atGs
&6fM 49,
MAIL 5E : IS & rs LINE

FROM Wooster OHIO. To Wheeling Va,
(Via, MLIEaton, Canal Dover, New Philadel.
phia, Eastport, Stocktown, Cadiz Harrison
county, Harrisville, Mt. Pleasant, Malls to
Wheellng.) Leaves Wooster for Wheeling ev
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings
at O'Clock; rests all night at Cadlz and reach
es Wheeling II o'clock A. M. the succeeding
day.
Leaves Wheeling for Wooster, on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at o'clock Z. NJ. reach
es Wooster o'clock r. NJ. the succeeding
lay
This line connects at Wheeling, with the
mail line for Frederick, (Maryland) at which
place the Rail road Cars to Baltimore and Phil
adelphia, offer cheap and rapid PASSAGE also
with transet up and down the Ohio, by Steam
boat PASSAGE. almost always in waiting, aud of.
fer opportunities for conveyance to Cincinnati
Orleans, st. Louis, aud intermediate points, al.
SO to Steubenvie, Pittsburg and other points In
that direction.
.Ar oSTER,
This line leaves after the arrival of tho Western
and Northern Mails, for Ceaveland, Norwalk
Mansfield ect. lntersects the Ohio Canal, Al
| Canal Dover, where packets are constantly run
ming in tho direction Of Massilon, CleaveIanG.
also 10 Columbus, ChilIicothe and Portsmouth
on the Ohio, and intersects at Cadiz the Sleu.
benvile lile.
AT oOSTER,
| This line interseCts the NorwaIk-ne whicl
line passes' through Ashland to Norwalk, fol
Huron and Detroit, also at Wooster with tbt
line to Mansfield, Bucyrus, and with line a
the last place for Lower Sandusky.
This Line for the last four years has been rur
eight months III the year in Coaches and the re-
naming months on horseback. The presen
Contract Compels the Contractors TO carry til,
Mai in Carriages, the whole year, of cours
no apprehension need be INDUCED bv the pub
lie Of any disappointment from season or wea
ther.
The Route is decidedly the nearest and mos
eligible for all who wish TO leave this yicinit
for SteubenvilLe, which from the daily increas
ing travel between the two places, is becomin
desideratum, the utmost attention will be pal
to the safety and comfort of passengers.g
THE
carriages aud Horses have been selected wit
the utmost care, and none but experienced al
sober drivers will be employed.
Application for seats on this line can be maj
at the Wooster Hotel. AT the United States H
tel, Wheeling, as well as at the intermedia
points.
Fl. KOLLER, I contractor
f April 2ith,' sc. CIV.
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WHEAT CROP.

so,ne of our Western papers are filled with
accounts of the ravages of the fly, and The ap>
prchenslon Of short crop Of what. For a
number of years, just previous to the gathering
Of the crop, the same story has beOn circulated,
and, in every instance, the damage done has
been, overated. We must be verv careful about
placing dependence uponany story in these day,
Of speculation,
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a. TOKELY AND LEONARD continue
~ their practice as Attorneys, and may al
all times he consulted at their Office, New Phil
oelphia, in the east end Of the two story frame
building on high street, nearly opposite the Of
fee of the Tuscarawas Democrat
May 80, 1889.
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JOEzN SALAsS
ELTX1R, "a

John sala's Vegetable Elixir, the reputation
which has now become established, Is the most
safe sand eflectual remedy in the following dis
eases-Dispepsia, Liver Complaint, Sick Head
ache, Asthma, rheumatism Gravel, Cholera
Morbus, Heartburn, Debility, Female Obstruc.
tions, Iabitual Costivoness, Loss of Appetite,
Colds, Coughs and all Impurities of the Blood,
Chronic Diseases, &C., and is extensively used
rs Family Medicine. 1t is sufficient to refer to
the following named gentlemen as proofpo
of the efficacy of John Sala's Vegetable Elixir {:
Rev. NJ McAlear, William Livingston, John
Shively, Rev. J. Monroe, Geo. Kraft, A. Ellis
OFT, Rev. ]. Ayres, Jacob Rex, Peter Tofller,
Jacob Rowland, Hiram Myers, Rev. E. Birkett,
John Henderson, Rev. John Moffatt, d. Raffen
sperger Mrs. E Harman Rev. w Athey Rev. A
Billings, Geo. Shively, Andrew Iroyer, Wits
ing & Durham Chymists, Geo Dunbar Esq. Ja-
cob Shorb, Geo Dowalt G N Webb, AIpheus
Brown, Charles Wink, e w Young, Jacob
Gays. CARRIER H Harshberger Tho F Kraft.
The following is an extract of letter from
respectable Physician of Washington couu>
ty, Pa. ,. .....
Mr.. John Sala. - Dear Sir: 1t is not often
that professional men give their evidence in la
vor of patent medicines, but feel it a duty 10
tender you my testimony in favor Of the efficacy
of your Vegetable Elixir had case of
respectable lady under my care for the last six
months, and previously attended by other Physi.
clans of the neighborhood. She was laboring
under the affection Of the Liver, and derangee
ment Of the menses, which appeared TO battle
all medical treatment. She was advised by a
number of her friends, and after consulting me.
commenced using bottle of your Elixir, and
she Immediately on the use of it, regained
strength and by the use ofsecond bottle she was
perfectly restored to health, to the astonishmenl
of all who were acquainted with her case. There
were also Two other cases Of chronic disease
under my care, in which yopr medicine proved
efFectual in restoring the patients to health. |
consider ii one of the best medicines before the
public, and thrust that you will receive the pa,
tronage it merits. - arr, ...t.t. z
Your most obedient.
l L JAMES P. MILLER, Nj, D
) Jan, 27, Is4O.
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This valuable medicine Is prepared BY John
sala, the original proprietor, Canton Ohio, and
by him only and sold Wholesale and retail Be
ware of imposiiion--there is none genuine with
out the written signature on each label attached
TO each hottie. Price 81 so.
May IA. POHN SALA'
For1sale at JOHN j BURREsss. Canal
Dover Ohio. .st.
For sale at J. P, CHAPIN's New PhiIaael-
phia Ohio.
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TIL E NJ A r K E L.
WHEAT So.
CORN is only 25 cts:,
OATS ls cts,
PO rATOES 10 to 90.
HAY $5, 10 Sc per ton.
BUTTER 8 to 9 cts.
EGGS 6 to9 cts.
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GERRIT SMITH. = In the last number ol
1,berator is long letter from Gerrlt Smith, Esq
Of Peterboro, containing a statement Of his
views, which, if we understand him correctly,
are now adverse TO any general organization for
anti-slavery action. He says:
'since hearing how contentious, boisteroul
and disgracelul was the late anniversary meet
ing Of the American Anti Slavery Society,
have come TO the concluton, that the benefits
our upti.slavery organization yields are not ar
adequate recompense for the the danger it doe,
our cause, in perpstuaiing our mutual quurreIs
ard that it is therefore better that it be abandon
a.
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NE w
Gathering Esta bltsbmellt,
SAMFf TT, TT ADAMS

6kA4V4 ~ kAA - A10xA4NAbSg
WXT0ULD respectfully inform the
wv citizens Of Dover, and the ad-
joining counties, that he has commenced
the Tailoring business in the Town OF
Canal Dover, merchants row Factory
Street, TWO doors west of Monlfredy &
McCean's New Store, in the room for.
merly occupied BY Mrs. M. C. GIonin-
ger as a confectionery, where Clothing
will be made in the most fashionable q
lifting manner; from his experience in
he above business, he feels assured thai
nc will be able to render general satis-
faction 10 all, who are pleased, to give
him call.
Dover, April 10Th 1910. If
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BANKS OF OHIO.

Auditors Abstract of the condition of til
Ohio Banks on the Both of May.
Immediate Liabilities.
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15,554,50l
@ Q7d 1QA
Cap,tal Stock.

Capital Stock, 1914, ,494
On the LIST of A prl. 1889. the hanks OF this
State had circulation of SO, l57, 1873 and spe-
Gle IN their vaults to the amount Of 2,6l6,S27
Notwithstanding most of the banks in This s.
have acted undera partial suspension, il will be
seen that their circulation within the the wear
has decreased $4,000 600, or so per cent, and
the specie in their vaults has decreased ,0O0,-
900.
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gRN, DEM@GhHr.
sTERMs OF PUBLICATION.

THE DEMOCRAT will be published every
Friday morning, at Two DOLLARS, per anum,
lfPald within six months, or Two DoLLARs e.
FITrY Gents at the end Ofthe year.
lFM Paper ,OiR be discontinued, am.
less at The option Of the Publishers, n-
WdH arrsardges are paid.
rates.
h Fer transient advertisements, 'one
square or less, three weeks for $1,00
Every subsequent insertion, D25
One square for one year, 1890
Two ditto ditto 1900
Half Column, 1900
One Column, $500
advertisements may be sent in through the pos
office free Of postage on the part of the Adver
tisar.
Printing of euery description, ezecu.
tedon the most reasonable terms, for cdsl
or trade.
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Beautiful Sentiment. One of the old Ro-
man 5ards says that even the farest fountain of
delight, there is secret evil spring eternally
bu5bling up, and scattering its bitter waters o.
yer the very flowers which surround its margin.
Post.
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The celebration of the first settlement of Ken
lucky at Boonsborough, on The 24th and 25th
ult. drew together near 10000 persons. There
were 500 men in uniform and under arms, who
wore revle we'd the first day by the Governor.
Among the numerous surviving pioneers present
thore was Mrs. French, daughter. of Col.
Galloway, who was present during the siege Of
BoonSborough before the Revolution. She
is the sister of ono of the young ladies whose
romantic capture and rescue from the Indians
forms one ofthe most beautiful and thrilling pal
sages in Kentucky history.-Alex's Mes.
'SOAPING. Prince Albert understands the
weak side of his subjects, e. will soon be 'th'
admired of all admirers He reviewed somC
troops at Woolwch, not long ago, and at it
conclusion remarked that IAN Englishman can
he taught anything, and he is the admiration o
the world. d.'-Bos. Post.
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NEW FALL
and
WINTER GOODS

MUST received from the, Eastern cities,
An large and splendid assortment of FALL
VIZ And WINTER GOODS, consisting of
French, English, and Victorio Prints; Muslin
de Lane, PAINTED Muslins and Lawns Linen
and Gotten Drillings; Blue, Black and Mixed
Cloths; Cassimeres, and Sattinets of all col-
ors and qualities; Bed Ticking, BleaChed and
Unbi4ached MustinS: Also, a file lot of Hair
and Fur Caps.
]. |. SMITH g. Co.
N. B. ALL kinds of produce taken in ex;
change for Goods. CASH paid for Wheat.
J. ]. S. & Co.
Canal Dover, Sept 10, 1889. 8tf
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CLOTH g. WOOL!

TRURSON'S Celebrated Blac-
Il Writing Tnk.-For Sale by
S. FERTlG
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Notes and bills discounted,
Other. recources, g..
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GNHARLES WILSON Halter, sec i.
VI /ond ct. west side.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

adopt aso their mode OF collecting revenues. Ous
reasons iorsadoplng u. be IL observed. viii differ
y widely ON theirs f1r maintaining IL. The go-
yernmcnts OF Europe resort 10 excuses because they
cannot raise money enough by ihr taxes upon
foreign imports. though ouch heavier than ours.
hecause they hare no Foreign commerce 10 tar. But
We gong 10 resort 10 II, TO make tliePeope
seioas OF what they pay The duties which wa
collect upon imports paid with loo great fscli&
ty. aud, besides. they attendant with The great
ert Of serving 10 protect the American agriculinsst
and manufacturer III some degree from the effects
OF foreign competition ~ the home market This
reasoning against our system -, TO be sure, in
understanding OF it, so foolish as 10 be very nearly
allied 10 madness. Bun We assure our readers
that II Is the sum aud subiance OF tho arm ument
al the Eaqulrtf school.
Wa shall not here attempt any ahored portrait
urc oil the practical effects OF an Excise System.
We shall, IN due time, have enough 10 say upon
H. TO- Tree Am flean, now IN the enjoy ment Of
the largest hheay, whose house isreally his CASTLE
and ms iatnrhls kingdom. upon which no u.an dare
inrndc without his leave, the very idea be alb
hofen oi having all his steps watched by n tax
eatheief. all tie particulars oil his properly. and even
o its household intaiiure, registered, his horses.
cattle, hogs. and sheep numbered, mud his grain and
bis ohet products measured or weighed tor.he oblig-
eIto return sworn neecount Of the M for the p1r-
pase oibelng fdfcd 10 raise hioney supports first.
ls assessots gaugefs, collectors, and all the host
OF pfyIlegcd spies aud iced nfofnets aud tho re-
sidne TO br paid over 10 the sub.treasurer and by
then, TO be ned subject TO the denian! of The Ex-
eentlfe Ion tho support OF The Gosefnnent. The
restraint upon liberty which such system of tax
alton neeesm'ly involves, objection to !, which
VIII be iata To lis ekecntop whenever II is attempt
ed ~ The country Ia tins Of peace or IN the alb
sente 81 any eNltaotdihafy emergency. But when
Ne look 10 the probable consequences OF sngh AVA
TEN ~ successful operation, the picture rs yet
,evoltlnt. We@'lo not dwell upon il nov, but may
have occasion TO ieeut TO IL hereafter,
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Valuable Goods at cost prices.

VhE STOCK OF GOODS lately owned by
Il Messrs. p. q J. w Dudley, and IN their Store
House On Main Sueet, has been conveyed by them
IN tust. 10 the undersigned, by deed duly recorded
The Musings Court, in which deed, liberty is
given to the trustees 10 sell The said Goods, If they
think it cxpedient, al private sale. In pursuance
OF this authority contained in the SAID deed, the
undersigned offer the entire Stock tn the pubic.
and pledge Themselves TO sell at cost priccS.-lbe
Stock is large comprising every vatlety of Staple
and Fancy Goods; and well worth the attention OF
the pubc.-Mr. Peter Dudley and bis son John
VIM. Dudley will attend and act as statesmen.
The debts due To the nd firm are also conveyed
the undersigned by The deed aforesaid. and they
hereby earnestly request all persons indebted, TO
call on them, or the Messrs. Dudlevs. al the
Store-H House to sete and adjust their several
debts.-lndulgenc cannot he given.
G, l.. MOSBY, m
JNO. NJ. SPEED, 'f"S'ees'
April 13 Is
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NOTICE.

P1 VIRTUE Of decree oflhe Circuit Superi-
- or Count of Law and Chancery tor the Cuun-
~ OF Amherst, pronounced OF the 4lh day OF Apri
1910, in The of Wmdswotlh, Williams Il Co
plaintiffs against Peter G. Ilausard aud Others de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned commissioners. or nne of
mem, VIII sell, al public auction. to The hlghesl
bidder, for cash. at Amherst Cour House on Mon
day, the 20th day OF July next (berng court day.)
all the right. uie, aud interest Of The sad Peter c.
llansatd, 10 the SLAVES, aud their increase
which were heqaeahed to Inn by the last will aud
testament If his father, the late John 1ansard
dec d. and winch sald will Is duly recorded Ia the
County Court Of Misunderstanding as Commission.
eis, The undersigned VIII give the tile conferred BY
SAID decree 10 the purchaser, and none other. TIN,
is, however regarded unquesttonable.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr,
DAVID r. EDLEY, No"' Is
June IL ids
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ADMISSION EIs's SALE OF

Voluabte Land near amherst Court House.
DURSUAN L 10 the provisions Of decree OF the
D. Circuit Superior Court of Law AID Chance
~, fer Amherst county, pronounced al the Sepiem-
ben term. 1885, in the of" Garland rs Pow
ell'-ihe undersigned, appointed commissioner
for the purpose, will proceed TO sell by way OF pub
lie auction. the premises, 10 the highest bidder,
for ready money, Monday the l7th Of August
next, the following tracts of land, to wiz one tract OF
354 acres, and another lrac OF $40 acres, described
in deed Of lndenfuie, made the eth day OF June,
1927, between James Pow ell If The first part, Thorn
an X. Brown of The second plrt and Archibald
Robertson. John Penn and others of the rhnd part
except as - acres. part fhe tract OF 354 acres
purchased by Mrs Mildred Rose. These lands lie
in the immediate vicinity OF Amherst Court House,
and a,e deemed valuable. The sale, being made
under deere o: courr, will be widout rcSerre The
title is believed be unquesonable, but The under
signed will convey only such lille as rs vested IN him
by the decree aioresad
THOMAS n. EUBANk, Conl'r.
July IS IVA
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FOR SALE Ots REM.

a TRACT of Lam! containing about 1000 acres
1 n lying IN the south par of Bedford. ON the wa.
ters oil Orix creek, about miles from Leesville on
Stauntoa fiser. The Improvements on the land are
good frame Dwelling House with other necessary
houses, and between 200 aud 800 acres of cleared
land. The whole OF the land will be sold together,
or will be divided 10 suit purchasers II the above
land is not sold by The 18th of Septembrs il will be
rented for the text year privately. Apply 10
EDMUND AUSTIN,
Leesyllle, Campbell county.
July 10 IA
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ONE TRACT OF K.F.g'D,

on both SIDES of Otter Geek, contain FOUR
HUNDRED ACRES, more OF less, adJoning the
land, OF Laikin Byars aud others three other ad-
joibng,Trscs, lying both sides oil the E0' hanied
Creek and containing togethere eight hundred acres
more or les, adjoining he lands OF Moses Marin.
deed. and others also thee other 1iacts, all ad
Joining, containing seven hundred and lhlriy ore
acres more less lying IN the inrks "iPcdlat tRer
and Horsey's creek adjoining PedlH lbs, &c
Also one olIer Tract OF Land, containing three hun
dred acres, moie less also, one other tract OF
land containing three hund ed acfes.norc on lesson
both sides OF Prdar rlver adjoining the lands OF john
DAVIS aud others; also one Lot OF about an acrt,
with the Brick Store house thereon, Al PfdIh Mills; ;
also The following VALUABLE SLAVES !;
Othello, man, and Ffdnky his wife. and IN If sou
John, aged about II yeas, Nancy ihelr dmgher
Az ed about Ia Yeas with their increase since the
I'm OF December, 1885, # any. ForlncIcmency Of
the any other cause II the sale ohe above
named proper yshoud not he completed on the day
named, IL will b c continued from day TO day until
flushed.
The title to the aforsnamed properly is believed
TO be good but acting trustee, Will convey such
title only as is in me vested by the deed Aforesaid
SAN. MD. REID, Trustee.
by Jacob NJ. Ruff.
July 10 l20A
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FOR THE LADIES.

DLAIN and fg'd. cold. Silks and Satins, great
Il variety,
Mousehne de LANES, Satin Striped Chays, &C.
Printed Lawns and Cambrics,
Angle Terre, new and beautiful article,
Heavy India Satin and Satin Leyantne,
Blue blk. Gro de Swiss,
Black Italian Lnsring,
Glossy black Gro de Paris,
Fiel Shawls. Scarls and Wells,
Lace and other handsome Wells,
Filet Kid, twisted Silk. and other Gloves some very
fine and handsome
Splendid Bonnet Ribbons.
ChenelIe Cord and Num- Braids,
Black aud second mourning Challys, and Mouse de
I.rines.
Black Canton Grape,
Splendid black and white Blond Laces and Edgings,
Thread Laces. Edgings and lnseriings,
Bobinet an j Cambria do do do
p lain and nemstuch Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
large lot of Calicoes at all prices, to which we
invite the attention ofihe Ladies
MARTIN, HUNT WARD.
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