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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-23
van nnren convention &. van nuren.

Van Buren, Convention d. Van buren,.
The latter clause of The nth resolution Of
the Democratic State Convention lately
held Ct Jacksons i II he following language:
And that any attempt 70 abolish slavery
ii the District Of Columbia. IS fragrant vio-
latiOn Of the true intent and meaning Of the
acts ceeding that District to The q. States. =
This e raping Mr.. Van Buren, over the
knuckles rather severely. Here Is his well
known language giving his sentiments on
that subject.
1'hus viesoing tie matter, Z seoald MOI,
from The ligsls aose before ~. eel plysel safe
Il pgonoancing thai CongreSs does not possess
The posoer Of interfering Nth, Of abolisking
sIauery IL The DisIyict sc CoIambia.S
V1N buren, IN 1886.
We leave this family difficulty precisely
where we find It.
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Tennessee, is Indiana, 81
$500
40 l54
This will elect Old
Tennessea.

This will elect Old
Tip.
Now, what reason has Van Buren, b clam
many Of the States ia bis list as made above
TO Tennessee, for instance-where White
carried the State in '36 against Van Buren,
near 10000 majority, and IN 81 Cannon
(Whigl carried il against Armstrong V.B.)
BY near 1000 majority, and which has been
temporarily swung of from The Wing cause
BY Polk with bis great popularity, and q cry
against Wing corrupted and loI Refoml
BY what law Of logic does Be claim ViF-
ginia, which has just declared by maioFiiy
on the popular vote and il lis Legislature.
for Rives and Reform, and against Van
Buren, standing army, and the sub-tfeasu-
Y9
How does he claim Maryland. which was
against him by $500 majority IA 1857
How Georgia, which gave 2s7sO against
These deducted--5O in all-Ieavo Van
Buren, 81.
Now, on the other hand, what right has
Harrison 70 the States which voted Tor Van
Buren, in 1857
New York he claims because he has had 4
for three years, and the other party acknowl-
edges he will carry il.
Rhode lsland-because il has been with
him since '36, and is now WhiQ All over. riv-
ing large Increased majority Al is election
Governor, Senate, House, and the ProrLn
all WmIc.
North Carolina-because il has made az
its late election, BROwN feel strange and
STRANRE turn brown, By giving the wings
over s'000 majority, and large majority in
both houses Of is Legislature.
Louisina-becanse she has lust given the
ball aPush with Z, 900 Whigmaiofity.
Michigan because she gave al her last
slection large majority for Wing Cover
nor, and elected a Wing Legislature.
And al Of the States which in '36 voted
6or Old TIP and which are in our list, We
claim
Because they have given at theirlate cleo.
lions astounding maiorities for him.
We repeat,
CGs Martis Van Bures Be rc-electcd9
The voice Of the States says-No! and
nos in whisper, but in loud and angry
tone which cannot BE misunderstood.
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SUNDAY MORNING .ATLAS.
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giving series of Illustrations BY the
best artists in New York, called
PORTRAITS OF THE PEOPLE.
These are accompanied by graphic sketches
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for this small price subscribers will have
yearly fifty-twO splendid engravings, besides
all the news of the week, Tales, Criticisms,
Fun, Facetia, Humor, Wit, Spice, &c
The great popularity which the Sunday
Morning Atlas has obtained 70 the space q
something less than tive years, has Induced
its proprietors TO give, .at q great expense,
this peculiar and interesting feature.
Two subscribers john can enclose S.
bill. or subscribers may enclose one dollar,
and they will receive the paper Tor eight
months.
PostmasteTs who obtain INSCRIPTIONS are
allowed one fourth Of tlle Subscription.
All subscriptions to be paid N advance.
as no papers will be sent until the cash IS
received. -
Country papers exchanging with us VIII
please copy OF notice this advertisement.
Office, No. I62 Nassau street, q. York.
Nav HERRlCK, WEST s. ROPES
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x. X. D. X.

The ABOVE was the laconic but very signi-
6cant motto upon one Of the most splendid
banners Il the late Miami Valley COnven-
lion ii Ohio.
The editor Of the Cincinnati Repubfcan
couldn get the hang Of it. That was 3 little
farther along than he had been. He says,
iii was TOO hard for as. He confessed his
Ignorance and asked the common reading.
and vas informed that it was ''KANT KomE
- OvFR KoRwINs
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HONOR no
FoR PRESIDENT or mn UNITED
GEN. WIN. IA. HARRIS

have often Fisked ny Tie b lhe iel
fence Of my Country. and sha mofFc
my political llle ID favor oE h lnion
States ''--( Vote On the Missouri Question.
Haryis0n.
do not, indeed, think It would be wrong 70
make all public officers account for any sudden
increase Of wealth. Gen. Hasison.
s have never laid claim TO any other merit than
that Of entire devotion to the cause in which we
we've engaged, and zeal that regarded Us nothing
every personal nconyenience.'' Gen. Harrison.
" deny, therefore, 10 the General Government,
the exercise of any power bur what is expressly
given to il By the Constitution, or what is tsseI-
tally necessary 70 carry the power expressly Civ
en- into effect''-Gea Hargisos1
General Harrisenis the only commander inu our
service 70 whom a British army surrendered dur
ing the last war''--Ho4t n. r. Ladersoood,s letter
70 Thomas s4Hen.
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CARD.

Sept. %, 1879.

t0Cpks KS 40
General Harrison presents his compliments
to the ladies of Dayton and its vicinity, and
solicits their assistance in making shirts for
their brave defenders, who compose his army,
as many Of whom are almost distitute Of that
article, so necessary 10 their health and COM
fort The materials will be furnished By the
Quarter Master; and the General confidently
expects that the opportunity for the display
Of female patriotism and industry will be-
eagerly embraced BIZ his fair countrywomen.
WILLIAM III. HARRIsoN.
And in ten days the Log Cabin girls Of
Dayton furnished upwards Of eighteen hum
dred shirts BY way Of reply to the Card
Many Of those girls are now mothers Of
vOlers, who from childhood have been taught
TO look upon Harrison as their common pro-
tector, q they rush after him with an enthu-
siasm that knows no bounds.
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T@3 q IOITIoIII- WI1-II VIII
southern feelings IS now ascertain
ed to mean a President, who team
find nothing'' in the admission of
negro testimony ITO require his in-
terfe1ence." How do you like il
fellow-citizens; do you see nothing
IN Interrogation Of such an alb
horred principle to require your
interference:
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A LIZ

s a.
Inc IOlIoWIng chellsngesoE incentive TO
noble etoFt in good cause, Is from late
number Of the Cincinnati Republican. Ia
giving the letter place inits coInms, Lex
inglon Intellgencer says: sKehtucky viii
go in for the banner Of course. Let Il D. veil
painted and on 6ne cloth. We are sure 10
sDia a.
Do not be TOO sure, as the prize Is to be
awarded to the State having the greatest re-
lalive majority in favor Of Reform. But lei
the prize fall where it may, lisa glorious
contest, that Offfiends Of good government,
striving 70 excel each other in good works.
CINCINNATI, Aug. Is, 1910.
DEAR STR.-I address you this note, as
one ofthe Delegates from New Orleans to
the late Nashville Convention; the object Of
which IS to inform you that the Louisiana
Delegation, in that great Convention, pro-
posed, on behalf Of their State, that there
should be prepared underdirectiono fthewbiQ
National Executive Committee, an elegant
and appropriate Banner, to be presented to
the State which shall cast the highest Wing
majority, in proportion to the entire vote Sc
State, at the approaching Presidential cleo
ton; and the Stare receiving il shall there's
after be denominated the BANNER SrArE
Of The Union.
This is proposed from the SOUTH What
viii the West dot Will Ohio hold back3
Respectfully yors,
GREER B. DUNCAN.
Col, Tom, Editor Cincinnati Republican.
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BRONX VAN BuREN.

Major JolIE II. EAEOsS, one OF tiIo main
pliers Of Van Burens administration, has
left the little man in disgust and IS now with
the people, on the stump battling for HAIR
RIsoN AND THE REFoR1ATIoM.
Read the following from the C'ncinatti
Republican.
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nHIRTs.

During the Indian war Of 1919, many Of
the troops under General Harrison, ct one
time, became almost destitute ofmany articles
Of clothing. The following Card staies ne
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ADV ANOTHER.


When we look over our exchanges and see
in their columns, almost every day, the no.
tons Of Van Buren, paTtizans who are with
drawing from the ranks, callingout strike my
name from The nottingham lis" We cannot
but be impressed with the certainty that the
seal of condemnation is set upon the little
magician. Martin Van Buren, must feel
that he is doomed man. His friends are
leaving him, not only those "unknoWn to
fame ID the lower ranks Of life, but those
who should know him well, from having
served the people with him in the cabinet.
by the following letter received on yester-
day, ii will be seen that Major John III. Ea-
ton. late Minister to Spain, one Of the most
distinguished men Of the party, has left him
and bis falling fortunes. The Major Is doubt
less disguised with bis measures, and with
the administration Of the Government
Satisfied also that he deserves to Be thrown
from the arms Of the people, whose conf
dence he has So abused
sINIoNToWN, Pa, Sept. 10Th.
Sm:-Major John n. Eaton, General
Jackson's Biographer and Secretary Of War.
addressed, ii our Court House last night.
very large assembly Of both political parties.
His speech was truly q splendid effort IN
#fayorof Harrison and Reform principles. /
assure you thqWay he praised 'Old Tip vas
the right Way.m
We have further information that AFTER
leaving Uniontown, Major Eaton continued
on bis way west over the mountains, aTriy-
ed at Wheeling, where he was met With an
invitation from the citizens % address them.
which be readily accepted. Ilissaid be an
nOunced that be was ON his.way to the great
meeting a. Chillicothe, which takes place
To-day, where be wiilmeet General Harrison,
and probably have an opportunity Of speak
ing q 50 Or 40, 900 ffeemen ID council.
Wien such men leave the party, i strikes
us that The order 81 Amos Kendall, 10 charge
along the whole line, has not been made ID
vain. One charge more. Amos, and New
Hampshire may 90 over to the enemy.
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The discussion of the
question of slavery in
the non-slave-holding
States Is equally inIu-
ri0us 10 the slaves and
their masters and has
no sanction in the prin-
ciples Of the Constitu-
ton.
w II. HARRISON.
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Mr.. Van Buren,, as q
member of the ". York
Convention, he voted 70
give feenegr0estherighs
Of suffrage.
In 1922
Mr.. Van Buren, voted
to prohibit the introduce
ton Of slaves into the
territory Of Florida.
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2eftllnmte Wa(brictt.

0is riiafanpisru Sarsgcllertcrcu Don
Serfs eauutp, Die ibve OupIIsats fir 1857,
1858 NIB 1889 nicbt at9clcttslt baten, batcn
al ecm gcmmintcncrs a'ut, auf ooer scr
rsm liten natbtfeu Suli aniurufen uno Nldb
tistsit su MAIDEN, Icmit ttnnrn Ile lintctsn
ermarten -luf SefebI Der gamntpsgcmlits s.
Ssinrib 11a3eL StbaemsIitsr.
gcmmiIfcnsrs lint, {
Wsaplna, SUM- l6. SIN
HpDie Slcipbdnoltr in ausldupiGhen
Raufmannsaltcra unO Sa tmirtts. sis ibrs
Grlautnibltbcime nod nittt Aufseucmmcn bas
ten, baben fcltbes nnosrlsiSl.tb Su tbun, nm
llutclten 5n rerbhtcn.
Seinrib Tasel. Shssmcitcr.
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Ibren Nufentbalt Su seritoren, nod}osm
'Dre Srle3er in Der Sblabt ubernunoen
uno Gle Glnwobner eutFoben ,paren, 1T
ebsn 10 neni9 5u 5rpaifeln, belonoers penn
man erpa9t. Dap oieie Suoianer eurb ib
re Sanolun9en lib nit een anoern in cine
Sloiie oelteilt batten, oeren Urt &rieo su
fubren, ourb teine &utT5 auf Ienib.
llbfelt GlnDa!t 6etban weroen tanu.
Wan miro belnerfen, oab Die gSicoerlai.
flung, fir oeren 3eriforuna Gntihaoisuns
seforoert wiro, in einem Seinoliben Gan.
pemar. Gs erbeQet Oero Committee ni6t,
Dap es morallfb redt pdre. ibnen Gnt.
lbdoIeuno 5u eepdbren, ,ponn fie oos
Sblfial oes &rieos erfabren baben uno
lbr Nufentbolt serit0rt uoroeni 1T, uno be:
lonoer5 oa man nisbt anoer5 peib, ais oaS
lie nod feinoielio fino. Gsiif freilib 5u
beoauren, oab Saben psroorben cber Der.
loren 9e9an9en iein m69en, lpelbe ben per,
elnl9ten Srioern ODER ibren Wifiionair
9eborten, neil oieielben ;u einsm pobltbG,
tioen 3petee beitimmt pIren rpenn ls q.
Der. bel oer @abl ossplases fit i5reMii,
ilon ODER bel ibrem @etrlutb unslGdlib
lporen unc oieier 1useon9 aus elmer Nei-
bs bon Se9ebcnbeiten entipruneen ift, De.
rem Wabrlbeinli6feit oIsib Nnfanas er.
l'tbtlib par, 10 mtften iIe. nab oer Wei-
nun9 bon Sero Committee, uno nitt oas
publicum iolbes traeen. Gs wiro ia
bet folsenoer Sei6lub ucreeiblassn;
Sei do flen, coB ocr gittenoe bic
Gvlaubuib babe, feline Sttlbrift iurud
;u netjil,sn,
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3ur llnterb2!!un9 Uuo Yelebruno.
N esers e aufleute. a

2(uf DEN Warfte in Stabrod, 70 er5dblt
Solln9brofe in lsiner Tei Ie burb Genera.
rp, perfaufenoic Ne9er ibrs &leinisfeiren,
namlitb SrGbte, Semitic, Subntr uno 81.
er. Iucb uereaufen bier pie tSoferinnen
oQerIei europdilbe @oaren uno podel=
flsiicb, Sii1e, Srcc, Safe, pfeifen, Sabad
uno onoere lrtifel in flelaen Suontitdten,
oanlit Die gts9er noO @aaBsabe ibrer 9e.
rnsen @ittel ibre SsourfniiTe befrisoisen
fonnsn. Die 9odsrinnen lIno frsie far,
bl9e Stauen, welbe ibrs @aaren bon
&au Feuten fir 5spei bis orei Wonate auf
Srsolt nebnlen, uno lIe auf Die bsia9te urt
i'm Gleinen uerbanoeln. Siele BON ibnen
Iino rcib. uno baben ;ebn, fanf3ebn bis
Sman5i9 Ne9er, rpelcbe lDnsn allie in oiel,m
,panosI bethlehem milfen.
IS 1T gar nitbte lln9espobnlibes, bab
0Iescr, tpeIbe in oieicm panoel sebraubt
weroen, etlltbe &oben nad einanoer, sus
'peIen nit elnem OienllbOten auf Dem 9ans
De lumber reiien, uno Scorer nit Baaren
Don bobem @crtbe Dap bcBt, bic auf
5'rel3unoert pfuno Gterlins bel fitb bar
ten; uno suenn iib cine quite Gslesenbeit
oorbietet, 70 ltbi:fen ls oas peroiente @elo
lbren @aitrehen nab Saule. Gs 1T
wirfIib erftouneno, Was fir sro1e Gum.
men BON oelen eeutsn, spelebe bon elmer
pFanjuns our anoern reileh 9epOnnen
iperoen. Der Iufleber elmer ieben pTaus
iun9 mub olIemal erit feline Grlaubnib ees
ben, ebe Die Soderin es spa9t> in Die See
serbauier gu 9eben, 100 fiesibre 8aaren
fell bieten. Die, tpelbe fein 9elo baben
9ebcn ibre Sabner, Sdbueine oosr See,
9ras. uno taul1en oafir Elm, ,pas iie trau.
bcn. Die tSoderinnen baben 70 perIbie-
oeae Sorten bel itb, oab fie iospobl oen
gteser srofer blou9eWarfelter eeinwano,
a!s ben Auffeber nit feinem Nef1eltubs
gu leinen 6emoen perior9en fonnen.
8arbi9e Srauen aler 2(rt pueen fi6
auI1ereroentlib germ ober oa aber oie,rpel.
6e auf benz sanoe mobnen, nibt oieitlbe
Gele9enbeit baben, fpe oieienlsen inStabs
rod, alles Geue, tpsnn es aneommt, 5u fe:
ben, 70 fino iie ent5adt beim 1nblid ei
net Soodetin, ano 9eniefen fbon i'm Sci
ife pa6 Sersnlisen, in ibrem aoHer bet
umftobren su eonnen; uno ee gilt carun
fer neus Mooen, 70 ;ittern iie uor 9eser
oe oieletsn ;u belieeu. g8enn nur nob
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Buher Mn3eige.

0claenoe 8ietrr ftnb III Der Srufcrri bic:
fsr 3cituas TIM bilIissn preis su taten:
wilmfen's bsuff6er &inpsrfreunb, bon S.@.
wsdelbcsft pbilarelpbia, 1889.
Oeutlbe ncns 2cltamentt.
Ser ameritaniItbe Gelpentauer.
Sie esi6iette cer Sereini9ten @taaten bon
9loro Amerifa, Ie,t csr gmtosfuns Der
neusn wctt Bis auf ess Ssbr 1857, ans
bem gnsIiIbsu iiberfcst ben gG lbe lm
Bef b &c, Sleuport, 1888.
DieItlbe, bonn Sabre 1897 lis 1887, iter<
fsst uno beransscaetea BON B b. 8.
$.xiesr lem philadelphia, 1888,
>eten, 3batcu unp Msnuussu bes lt(ritb
3tpinsIi' criten ltrbeecrs Der psutGben
eDauaelihsrefcrmrtcu &irds,vcn Sebann
Nnautt Sorlh, gbcmtcrebura, p1. 1887
Ser 6immel auf Grpen ODER 9Bea silr Glif
ieIiatet 9arscltelt Don gbrifian &rtts
bi!f Salsmam, bsarbcitet Don genrab Sries
crieb Stpamepsr, pbllanelpbia 1889.
Ser lause psreprsrne Sdbas uac l6auss
Sreune, eiu nnelietes Natb> une Silfs
Sueb fit Sepsrmann SeippatspiIIe
1887.
4neahtshbunsen unp @rtete fir aaetrens
eence unb autaeftnnts gbritten. 95cn So
banA Sairar saYater. .saneafcr, spa. 1884.
&utbsrftts uao rsfrlinirts psutitbc u. q. G.
Ohtter.
Gdrsem @cbrcib'paplcr, 8cecrn uGetreit
9nte,Ic 'pis audi SIants fit Mcrtsasss,
Suparmcnt uno grmmonsScuos.
Cine 4ue,pabl (h6nsr osnhher seper 1T tei
uns stsnfaae itets rerrattis. uup um BIZ:
ii9en spreis 3n batsn.
Neabina ben l6trn sunni.
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81 q &, ii (l, t.

Scr ltnterlbrietsna tenahrlhtiatt birmit
ersetenit alle folthe pcricneu be fb lsItIt
aob perf6uSst niIIcn al feiGsm
Stiefel- uno Sbub- -Stcbr,
oa6 ct ieus Siebtr in bic 5dnoe bon Gbars
lee Urerellr geq. gum eiuforosrn iibsrscs
ben bat. Splobe, Die nod lbulpis ftnp mir.
ben pcbl tbun ,pcnn fie fosleib anrufcn, um
Xoten 3u eripareu.
Ibrabam lyon.
Neaeina W1ai l9. bv.
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Ttupesaunf Aaleuucr,

fur pas Sabr l64t. nsleber init ;ebu fsnen
6oliititsu se5srt fin miro. ,pslebs DC so.
reitbsn sbateu uuO Ssrpicuite pes Generals
Sarrif>n oarticIlcn. Strtt ben aeptbnlis
tbtn aflrrnomGtben Ssrttbuunasn miro en-
Gtrib itines >ctrns uno 6antiunssu par,n
uIbfinrn..
gommIttscu, Clubs, Gtcbrbaltsr uno uucc=
re, werben teim onucrrt Su 3baler peri 9
ben, irenn StltvlluMaen iptaio ,pie m6aieb az
Intsrjelebnetsn pcitfrei eiaaeiaubt ,psrpsn.
loDreila : s.. Il. So1},
Iueatarr. Nenn.
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Jabr9an9 /.
Olel1ifa9 pen I. Jult lS4O.

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Il n { il II . / all @.

llnterSciebnrter bat Inltatem attrofsn uno
tpirr III tnrjer 3cit tc .pm erlbslnsu eiu
9eu1ttcr
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Elm einslser 1baler ii5ris if, 70 mub er
sespib fort ; uao baben iIe nibts nlebr i'm
Ssutsl, 70 traesn iie fsin 9ebenfen, um
&reot 5u bitten. Sn 9an;sn ma9sn ss
ale farbi9ea Wsiber 10.
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UDt mehr Seneis.

Oas Wahittbenoe smpfetlsn mir Der sss
rauen 0nrhftbt. gs 1T Elm scutlltber Be.
nsis, ple Ssntral Sarriicn bon leincn ses
senWdrtiaen StrIaumpvn aelebt wurss.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-27

The Marriage of the Queen has set
the English journalists to hunting up &C
counts of the transactions on similar oc-
casions. The following formed a part of
the ceremonies when the Prince of Wales
was married in 1876 :-"Their majesties
retiring to the apartment of the Prince of
Wales, the bride was conducted to her
bcd-chamber, and the bridegroom to his
d~ressing-room, when the Duke undressed
him, and his Majesty did his Royal High
ness the honor to put on his shirt. The
bride was undressed by the Princesses,
and, being in bed, in a rich undress, his
Majesty came into the room, and the
Prince followed soon after, in a night
gown of silver stuff and a cap of tho fnoot
lace +; afterwards the quality were admit
ted to see the bride and bridegroom sit
ting up in bed, surrounded byall the royal
family" That must have been sublime
spectacle!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-27
SFRIM9 GOODS.

WE have received from Ro.,o, .oa
w New York this week an sdd;,;on, ~
our assortment /; among the New So,;no
Goods may be found some small s,,;ciss
winch have lately been enquired for. viz :
b. o. B. B. drawing Pencils; stout shell
twist COMBS; long shell side combs with
fine short teeth /; very small she'll side
combs with fine teeth +; Horn twist Combs;
white Wax in neat cakes for waxing
thread; Black snaps; very nice plated
Hooks d eyes Cosmetic Cold Cream for
chapped Face, Hands or lips. and TO use
after shaving to prevent the face from
smarting chapping &c. Black and white
Court PIai lister ; Lip salve fine Stocks;
stock Buckets &c. &c. We are constant.
'y receiving additions and intend 10 keep
every little article wanted. We have
"Ble,D's improved sovereign Balance" 10
weigh and guage sovereigns end half GOV.
ereigns ; sure to detect counterfeits. Va.
rious kinds Of articles at all times TO be had
at the Variety Store Of
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAID.
March 4'h. 1910.