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A0iiht's Vegetable Life pills and
PhWniX Bittcrs.
A FRESH supply Of hs medicine Just received
y md fer .e BY =. 4 SMITH,

A hENH supply ~ l13 medicine llst received
n md cr 1'e BY f. 4 SMITH.
coref 81 Maine and Market SITS. Columbus
Ibc high and epyri celebrity which tbs pre-em-
.A,ut medicine has acquired or is inyar1b.e elica-
az 90 a!l he diseases which Processes to cure has
rendered 'he nsuai practice Of p1fliur not only I'M
Necessary h'j gBwonby 81 them. They are known
by their FRUITS their good Wo,ks testify far them,
mud they thrive NOT ~ lc faith &c tie cFedulous.
Ia ALI c1ses # Co4iiFeness Dyspepsia, i ious
ana Liver Affections, Asthma, Plies, Settled Pains,
Rheumatism, Feycrs and Agues Obstinate Head
acbes Impure state Of The Finds Unhealthy APP
pcarance ofthe skin, Nervous Debility the Sickness
OrRans. and 10 all gsneial Derangemontg Of heahh,
these medicines have iagariabIT proyed a certain
and speedy remedy. They feHl8fe Vigorous health
to the must exhausted constitutions. A single tria.
w place the Lite Pills and PbPHS Bitters beyond
DE roach OF coup.lIliDB, in the estimation oil eyers
patient.
y. q. Non. are genuine aulsss they have III
Gle ,iui.cof john Mollats Signature. 45-n
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A. G McNt TT
A prOclnInntiOn.
Nv ,iitrmdrr e. ,Nc.Nau, Goeeraor NJ The s
Of Mfssisstgyui

Nv ,Hermder q ,Nc,Nmu. Governor N the Stat
qf Altssissippi.
tEIiEREAS, ID hes been satsactortlI rcpfeecu-
~ ted % the Executive Of this State. thai on lhr
18Th day April 4. y. 1910 Henry Eaton, char
god with an assault with mtcnl to murder DAVID
l"cabaft, escaped lom the la Of Clark county
ana Is now Fugitive tfom justice, and whereas the
safety OF society requIroslhal he said Henry Eaton
should b, trorg' TO trial, ! DO therefore issue ls
NY Proclamation Offering reward Of one hundred
dollars 70 any person or persons, who may apprc-
bend and secure IN any lglI m the United States OF
America the said Henry Eaton, and DO moreover
require a officers, both civil and military 10 aid aud
assist 70 Bringing SAID offender to answer the CHARGE
made against lm.
Gwen under ny hand AID Inc great
acal Of tie .'aie, ID NE city or Jackson.
t1.s hath day Of May in he year Of
our lord one thousand eight hundred
and ony, AMI % The sovereignty Of the
State OF Msgsipp The twenty third.
4. g. McNUTl
BY li Governor
IuoNts Is. WOODWARD, SecuaFy oTSnic;
Jackson M1y OH, lsi0-4G-5w
The Na'c.rz Free Tnjgr Eastern Clarion Co.
'Hmhns Democrat md New Orleans Times, will
lpscr M above weekly hrfe times.
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Notice.

DY virtueo deed Of Trust executed BY John
40 Daley on Tire i5lh April, 1870 and duly re-
corded % the Office Of the Geek OF the Probate court
Of Chckasaw couatg, Mississippi, for the purposes
therein mentioned, will offer for sale Gr cash, al
public auction, IN front OF the Court house door in
The town % Houston, in said county, IN the OH day
OF November next, being the LIST day OF the Fall
Term oiihe Circuit Court of said county. the fol-
loving described lots, tn vii: Lois number one, two,
and eight, IN square number fifteen, the whole Of
square number sixteen, lot number three 10 square
number l6ur the whole Of lot number two, III
square number four, except twenty fec, font and
thirty three ieet back according TO the pMn Of sur
veg Of SAID town,
Title believed 10 be good. Such title only will he
conveyed as is vested in me by said deed OF trust.
II. Il. CARTER, Trustee
Nov 5ih, lSio.--i5 Pow. [Pr Zee $50 10
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AaI iu proportion FRA greater aumler.

NII n TITWTI ITITHl IT Z IIIHIIT WUTnT0T
faymras NAV b. Transmitted by mat, at'oar r.ss,
f'Wag, pad The notes # any Incorporated bank
20 'ic United States current IN the scelnn ii e0un-
nN where q subscriber RESIDES. viii b. reserved. Bot
wien subscribers can procure the notes Of banks
Tie Nohberus aad Mili'e States. thcyiwil please
send uem.
,~S-.No eiisH GOA lsi!l Be pad 70 aay order aass
90. moHrg accompanies Il. The io'r prtee for 'sh,eh
rf publish itii papsr preciHis credit to.auy rerson
fer a.. iberc'orr Z Is not worth while Tor any pr
son il send an o5dlr 70 as not accompanied b. the
money.
70 insure 81 .tfe numbers 'Tuhscriptaas should
hl hers hy thc 18th May next, at flr,hes,
BLAIR s RlYES
Mash-nEnn CIV. 10Th Aptil. $50
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Executors Notice.

4 LII persons indebted to the estate Of fobn L..
n PARK, deed late Of Monroe county Miss are
hereby required 70 make payment md flo4e hay-
ing demands against ~, 70 present them Ia tle terms
OF the aw u else this notice viii be plead in bar Of
recovery.
REUBEN Y. REYNOLDS. Executor
Nav aofh Is4n 81 G'r.
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A Proclamation.
By alexander q Me.Nmt, Governor Of the Sta
Of ,hissisyi,,ri

By Alexander Il ,he.Nmt Governor Of the Stat
Of Mississippi
VEHEREAS, il has been satisfactorily rcprcsen.
w ted To The Executive Of this State that on the
l5thaly OF April A u $780, Jnphet Hill CHARGED
with having clouousiy stolen a horse from I'homas
Moore, escaped from the 1a uf Clark county, and Il
nnw fugitive from justice, and whereas The safety
OF Society requires tnal the said Japhet Hi should
be brought To rlal do therefore ISSUE this my Pro-
camauon, Offering reward Of one hundred dollars
TO any person or persons who shall apprehend and
secure 10 any 1911 ofihe Upurd States Of America.
the said Japhet lid, End DO moreover reauirc a
officers. both -iyA aud military, 70 ad and asss, u
bringing slId offender 10 answer to the charge made
against hw,
Gwen under ray hand AMI tho rrea
acu OF The satr,ai lbc civ Of jackson
thDs ninth day 81 MAY, IN the year oi
our Lord the thousand eight HUNDRED
and forty, anl IT the sovereignty oi
The State ofNliisissppi, tie twcuy
third
4 G McNUTT
By The Governor.
IHoNAs u. WOODWARD, Secretary Of State:
Jaclsnn May 9, 1910 i6.3w
The Nachez Free Trader, Eastern Clarion, Co
i1mbus Democrat aud New 0llcans Times N
lnsct the above, weekly three times
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EIRE.pRnnF MoNEY.

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Gu,
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mr..
'""'N'''' '''' "''' % vac ''n'eN's 'i us Store
could ee rescued from the flames. Some days
after the (iIc, when The aborers were clearing
away tie rubbish from he scht ~ ,Ee cr,,.r
ILL. ,b..,,r,. l.,,,.,,.r 49,.
one that had somewhat The suapo OF a book, On
| close examination il was discovered that the
| a,,,es hal ootirol, ,lss,ro,.1 ,h, So,,,s ,r,,.,
/ al 60. ......... ..i,.5,.
'"1 ,'g'' ga ''''''l "''" '''' O''''' 'o'''o ''
'Ae AI'sS'sS PPi p'I' uhuI II reached the sigma
lures Of the Presidents and Cashiers, when, 10
| and behold, the llmcs called sillca hale, lea,.
49,, ibc.,e.t IF ,baltrl, r,,o;,rsdt nm. ,..r.
n'aco'ous' ana we Nao" ho' no" % account iot
it on any chemical principle,
Whilst bordering over Ibis new wonder Of lhc
world, and lost in am2emcu,,,ba truth burst sud.
"'"3 "''' '' ""eu must So''' '''' enigma S'''S
iaeiofily to an Oo'ef'e' reader TINT The hre
ceased Oh reaching the signatures Of the Presi-
dents and cashiers which lay one owe, The o,he in
tbe colds Of The notes. Nav j., o,,ear. ,e,rce,ly
plain 10 ~. ,bot po,b;o, In, ha .ra.,. or ha
pau" % u.s. o''' "o'n'hs Out me elieels OF me
concentrated 'ilIaIny embodied IN the nance Of
the ten worthy GOT the Peaajtcntalyl officers Of
these promising institutions og our country y
could arrest The progress Of tbe deyonr,no eIo.
mon, n, ,.,,J,. ,L,, Ill.,, MAJ
''' ',.'' "''', (" '''''' 90 q
1""'Pe' - u' H''''eS 10 distant STATE should
prove almost an eXiheu,her to tho morals, in.
duslry and happiness of the citizens Of 2[issis.
s;n, ,.ho b,,, f.. ..,,, L, .....I,.
ls,ec
W.
lhIs idct furnishes the BRUSH u hias with
new argument IN favor Of 40 choan currency, -
r,riti.,iaa hy M, ,,.,5a.,.I i. ...,.,,.
A..
'''' ''''''' ''1 ",."'J' ''' W 't'""9 ~
durable as Loco foco gold and SILVER by having
It touched over with The essence OF Hllhjuy that
can be extracted from many such bank olIisgrr.
40 Uisstssin,i Ee,,,cr., y,-,;..,a p,.a,,-,.l,.,
'''' - ''''' '''''' 4"' '''' W ''' 1"o'P"'SS
is easily illustrated by the issues Of the ceIcbml
ed Brandon, tho market price Of which -. five
dalars the inf f,lI without. ,o.o.l f., d.,.,.,,.
TIL,
"o"'
yen harrison gel ~ possession q ms iac' lhfy
''' '''''o va "'' 'V""' ". "o PV""es' f"'"'.
pies OF tneT " man rlQaY,' / hts so al tGCi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

% We shall publish Mr. Woodbury's report to
which the Globe alludes in the suboIned article in
our next, together with the remarks Of Mr.. Benton
IN the Senate, when the report was presented The
amount of the ordinary expenses OF the national go
yernment, for the year 1889, instead oi being Ii
millions, as has been before stated in our paper IS
Just Sl5325 500 IS. There never was-there ne
yer can.b more economical administration than
MI Van Buiens is. But our readers shall not have
our assertion alone -seey shall have the facts to
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

.. d.. ..... ...... PIG peas as %. ... ... ...-.
s.-. .s t.Hc- nsa.s S aHasea sg4.asl m.a; aud
o.. -.r1. gl,s;.ao 6: 3s-sg g vaeiher iE. B-rs,
o.. ae Cavsuasa. lo8aasI ga iae -.eaf Hua-i#.a
ri .1Ili nights Shelf uIr.
>s.ais Doe vas, ana nra.colh', Importance
of .h.- Struggle, tda, ve 81 utae,,.'e ,a say t f
Involves uaa lla-, desaa.es q, TIE Jup1 anl
Cha. .iS ISSUE vii 10 a.I probability, 2e Uy4l aad
ug,arab.c Never was ,aasg such acnnlna
uoa O.. factions witch merged az j.cof5nJ
Puucirios aO opposing interests, al, personal d.
a'rv, one common hatred 1T lCmorncy.- T
Never we're objects mo-e ueiariJgs sanch, 90 De- /
attained hy mrl1s more directly az wan with eve.
g, oaHg8uln of honor aud integrity, nor IS there
any record u h,stoN, Of a more despglhig, u- .
iuuatcd crusade against tbg cuwwo7 rights o'
tbr human race, than thar of winch wc propose
90 deIueale thc principal characteristics, lbe mca.
surcs, the means ANA the end.
Stripped naked Of all is auh..u.l,s, tho con,
test moss drawing to It, fHll issue Is one between
privileged orders and lhe great m1ss &c the peo-
p,e li IN fact only new, more inylduu-, and
dangerous modification of tac old ieud,i system
of lAa middle ages, AtH4i period ,he great M
stumanl of oppression was tire sword; now, il Is
tha purse. BY Jhe former. ,ho tculll baron
carved o,u his fortunes hy toe latter, the nag ba-
ron acquires power and influence through means
Of exclusive privileges from which the g,ea, mass
ot tlr people 90, forever debluel The ob.
lect 81 both was the same, and the mcaus alone
We d'ltrpOt The tunes urt changed, and mcu
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,,, 4.,,..,,gs,' ~,
tct and no., being fclt until requires all the vast
energies Of great yItuous, manly, and deter.
mined people, TO resist successfully
The BRUSH Federal WING pariy, which /.
now concentrating an the ennrgfes ii dssp,r. m
one last cfilt to overthrow the Fbcrlics OF phe
panple. have learned by bitter eyparirncr. thai
all honest eNpasitons Of Dheif principles, nh open
atema,, to gain the confidence Of tie raoa'c. are
vain and futile. They hive ALWAYS r1rnry gyoy.
ed t5rir cont-n9t r,r l4s Dcnaerac,. lb., have
q b,ps,td t,1,es tbe,r .,ih lso ,,,.t 10.
nom,noae names. In fine dav4 ofthe older AJ.
ans, lhoy were fine SCANS celoflesn md ,be n.on.
IN p,Il,ode. IN soeeeel.os iuc. ,5ey w,rc
conpliman,od wia DIE ephsls Of "mob." "fab
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bIarslial's sale.

lUlWau Booth
90 81. f. "a ~ juue
Alien BaiaY Henry FERN, 1910, = s. Da-
Gibson and FdN +. Glib tuci Doud.
SON
D( virtue Of The above specified wrl 70 mo d.
Dfcc-i from the Honorable District Courl If the
United States for tao Northern District Of Nl,ssis-
sppl HiH sell On Monday the l#i day olJape, 90.
az Gle Calr-Hduc 81 L1wnloa County the faalw-
ng DESCENDED property t0 wit; lots number one,
tHo, three, oar eig1', nine and ten, in aauare mum
ber fwealy#E, north of MAN Street in Tie plan Of
che town of Coumbus. Also the following tracts ar
pareeb Of land, lying and being 10 Che County of
Outhbeeha, TO W.T.; The east bali Of lhe southeast
quarter 3 section number thrty four, township nine
nen north OF range fourteen east; tic west bait Of
the south vast quarter OF section numtcf ATly.llye
township rqftceL, north. Of rauge luaHefn east;
the north cast quarter OF section number llrrt
township eighteen. north, Of range loufteen. casL
Also tbe undivided bale OF The following lands
being IN Doe County Of Carroll, W.; The sonlb half
Of section number twenty-five, township nncfesn
NORTH, Of range s'G, east; tia west lail. esd fist
hall o. Che north east quarter Of section number
thry@H, township nineteen, north, q range Sis,
east; lots number three and sy lots number our
and i've, 03ls number twelve aud thirteen, lH section
one, township eighteen, north. OF range sis east
the cast half OF SECTION number Two, township lgh-
teen, north, Of i1ngc s.y, east
Asptae following personal property 10 wh' Eve
neErpes, named jack Maria aUd bef .Hy children,
Mary, Lewis and M+y.
Levied On d che pr5pary Of said defendants. A-
den ;. Bailey, to satisfy 'he abre named execution
aud a3| cost
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

PROSPECTUS FOR THE EXTRA GLOBE.
The rub1cafaB Of ire eExrRA GtoBE" vii COM
nsnsc .a'.y Nav, and b. continued SIX months.
1 h- hrs number val cantain tie proceedings Of The
be~ocrltc Conveuti1n 70 Be he'd IN BliimOrc The
hr-t week boz M1y. Go MN nate candidates Tor Pres
@ .a' aud N.ct Ft,zdenl 1T lhc United States.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
NATIONAL EXPENSES.

we noticed last night the animated debate which
ptlns up IN the Senate on Yesterday, on Mr. Ben
M motion 70 print thirty thousand copies Of Mr.
noodolrY.s classified report on the national expen-
lures Nothing could have been more appropn-
@@ ~ the Democracy, and more effective i0F Tie
gooa o. The country. For long time the eztraya-
gaeee oithe national expenditures had been the 70
.o'tle theme OF the FederaIists hey dwelt upon
= season and out Of season, and, above all, at Bal
-tl0ge. where their thousands OF hearers had their
aNStghned with it. BY chance large portion Of
l'eSe hearers, and all their Senatorial orators, had
collected in the Senate on yesterday. and when thus
assembled report was received, and debate OPEN
cd upon the very point on which they bad figured
= iargely al the log cabin, hard cider, and gourd
golnventon. The report, and the debate, killed Up
I. lhe Baltimore speeches -coayerted holyday sport
'a'o moral contest-and convicted the speakers.
NE presence Of their late delighted hearersso the
s9csesi attempts at deception
ae report was transcript Of tie record. and
,'gl not be denled the items were all plainly sta
~ ahd could not lie misunderstood. Mr. Benton
+''a 'f@ debate WITH bret 7ni pointed spscch ot
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RESIGNATION on MIR. KENDALL

o
from the subioiued notice it viii be seen that
the Hoa. Amos Kendall has res signed his office as
Post Master General HIS resignation will be a
loss to the whole country, for no man ever dis
charged The duties of his office with more impair
TALLY strciness and ability, We nre glad to see
that Nj. Kendall intends to WELD his pen in the
cause Of Domocracy-no man can do it more
nby Or efficiently. As soon rs it was understood
here That he was to be the Editor of The Extra
Globe a subscription was got mp, and Al names
with the money were obtained in Il few hours
The subscription is still going on and it's beHey.
ed that more than one hundred subscribers will be
obtained in this county.
JouN NJ. Niles is appointed Post-mas ter
Geneal, vice Amos Kendall, resigned
TO TIE PUBLIC.
Finding impossible, ia consequence Of en-
feebled health, to perform The duties Of Postmas
ter-Genoral IN satisfactory manner, have re.
signed that Office, 70 take effect rs soon as my
successor can be appointed.
Not having been fortunate enough to accumu.
late wealth in public Office, am under the ne.
cessity of resornng to such private employment as
Is suited to my strength aud condition, for the
purpose Of meeting the current expenses ola con.
siderable family.
A few hours each day devoted to the pen, lea.
wing an abundance ofllne for relaxation and ex.
ercisc, have found by experience, from the ex-
element Of composition, to be rather conducive
to health than injurious. aud this is the occupation
above all others, most agreeable to my taste and
my present inclination
Messrs. Blair and Riyes have kindly offered
me the profits of such subscription to the Extra
Globe for tie present season, as may be raised on
my account and have consented TO contribute
to It until November next If such a number Of
subscr bcls shall be obtained as will warrant that
step.
am the more inclined 10 This devotion Of my
time from a desire to prevent eny misconstuc,jon
OF toe motives which have led to my resignation,
wish to satisfy the whole world that no dissas-
faction with the President or his administration,
no Indsposltion to rander i the utmost support IN
my power, no dtstrust Of its measures or its de-
signs has had any effect in determining me 10
prefer private to public station On the con
hary, my confidence in the President, in has in.
egrly his principles, and his frmness have in.
creased from the day was first officially associ-
ated with him, my relations with every member
Of his Cabinet have been uniformly Of a most
friendly character; and my devotion to the great
: ossures which have been, and still are,sustaned
bytb Administration, knows no abatement.
Tno Lon, Gg principles ayowed by the President
/ look upon as essential to the preservation Of
liberty and Gov ,etgment of the people; aud if !
had supposed that m, resignation could sndaogerT
their success, | should have chung 10 Office as !
would 10 life.
As soon as the necessary Arrangements i"e
made, proposals, with more exlentcd adotesS'
will be presented 10 the friends Of the 4illn'5'
traaon AMOS KENDAll ~.
May II, 1870.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

We have notroom this week 10 remark upon
the examination of Mr.. Preston's school, which
took place THE Methodist church on Wednes-
day aud Thursday last. So soon as space can
be found, we will notice the system which he has
introduced for the instruction Of hispups
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30
Ter the Democrat

TnEArRcALs.- Our friend Hamilton informs
Us that at some considerable expense be has fitted
Up, and sin open this evening with he French
Spy.n Those Of our citizens VITO are borne
down bv that .nyeleale oaemy, hard Times,
ought to attend and in the mirlhfuIness aud plea.
santries Of lae beautiful Miss c. Chapman, will
We believe, lose for a time some Of their cares Ia
the fne and graceful sallies Of wi; with which the
Spy abounds. Aud to the young ladies we say 60
YOU will find an anddoe lothe ennui which prevails
TO aleni5.e extent wihathe coniiuea Of our beau
urul CITY, his really worth four bits to wiiaess
the broad grimace Of Hal or the quiet bumor
which Hamilton and HamR often grace their
characters with-and above all who would not
spend an hour to hear the warnings oil Miss y.
IN the "Blle MoselIen or Miss L. ~ My enid
hoods Home" /; IS really delightful, LADIES' ana
10 those who are fond Of and wish to appreciate
merit, we say, 90 to the Theatre
As AMATEUR.
MARRIED .-Oa ,he lclh inst. Cry s'NVFt
HoUsroS Ex-presdent Of Texas, 70 Mss MAR
GARRETT LEE, Of Marion Alabama.
THE FRENCH spy wil be performed al lhe
Columbus Theatre 'o.nehf GoaHt see %
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ADOLPlU, g, WEIR,
.liaf hal NJ Dis. .Bu&.

sb8fHfHH ~ bf8 sBtaf+
By Z. H. ALLEs, DepWy
Agsi ~, 1870 fpr Gee 5lt 00-42GfI
/ consent that the Marsha ol he Northern Dis
lrict 81 Ali.assipp may sell a lha above mentioned
anIs ut the Court House Of L9wndes County sc.
cofIins 10 hes advertisement, Gwen under my band
and sal. ALDEN ). BAILEY.
Columbus, s0h Ayul. 1910.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

MARRIED.-Oa tic IciL inst. Cry s'vvF
HoUsroS Ex-presdent Of Texas % MISS llA'
GARRETT LEE, Of Marion Alabama
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NIorgan ,Nhltc snlnhnr Snrings

Washington CIV, 10Th April, ls4o
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

THE FRENCH spy wil be performed al The
Columbus Theatre 'o.nieff Go aHd see
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-30

The hard cider candidate has placed himself
IN the custody Of a "conidculal committeeman
they have played Orator Mum. They shy that
policy will prevent his answering any more qles
tons Witness the result OF the correspond.
encc with the association Of 0swego, with the
citizens Of Mobile, and Of Fayetteville, and with
Mr.. Andrews Of Indiana. Ilwoud appear how.
ever from the following article in The last War.
renion )Fnnqnier) Jsllersonian that tee General
when not in the Surveillance Of bis pryy council,
will sometimes slip the collar, aud speak out
We give the articles as we get it.-Rieh. Enc
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-29
.VEW" EALL GOODS.

The subscriber has just returned jrom Neto- York
 aoith large stock ef seGSonoble DRY GooDs.
 The tollo,oing named articles comprise e pGrt
 of has assortment: 2{ '-#
 DRoADcLoTHs of variety of styles and CO., ID Iors; Beaver Cloths, Pilot Cloths, Mo- hair and lyon skin Coating; Cassimeres, a great variety good assortment of Winter Vestings; black silk Velvets of every quality; French. German & English Mer:nos; Mousse lin de Laines of an entire new style; plain and ig'd Bombazines and Silks of different colors Printed Saxonys; very large as- sortment of French, English and American Prints; Merino and plaid wool Shawls; Bro cha and Thibet Shawls, and Dress Hd'kfs.
 White and black Merino Hose ribb'd and plain worsted Hose; ribb and plain silk and cotton do. black Cashmere do. gents fur and heavy buckskin Gloves, with and without lining; black and cold H. s. do. for gents and ladies, with a variety of other styles worsted Tippets, Cashmere Buffs, Linens, Linen Cambrics, Lawns and Cambric ad'kts, Laces, Edgings, &c. &c. ..> u.s
 Also, heavy stock of DOMESTIC GoODs- brown and bleached Sheetingsand Shirtings, Ticks, Canton Flannels of a superior quality, white and cold Wadding, Salisbury Fian- nels, white and cold Flannels. Linsey Wool sev, Mixed Cassimere, sheep's grey and blue and brown fulled Cloths and Domestic Elan nels, and Horse Blankets. o Also.
 Groceries, CrOckery, and HardaO0re, and many other articles which cannot here be mentioneG--all of which will be cold II any body wants to buy them. i~
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