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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15
July Is
(FORMERL YKNOWN As GLOTEHS..
IN EDGFlELD VILLAGE.

(FORMERL KNOHN rs GLOI EHS.)
IN EDGFlELD VILLAGE.
TEyHE SUBCRIBER having purchased
IL the above Establishment, md been Il much
expense in fltin i;up Enr the accommodation
of Families, All transient, Boarders; would
now call public denton 10 il.
His Hotel is nw, and spacious, situate near
the Court House ina very airy situation, and
his Table he la,,rs himself. will bear a compar.
ison. with any outbound in All inland town. For
health. the vi.liye is notorious; and lie has
made such arranem,nis rs he feels confident
will give satisfaction . Families that rIay pay
him visit durin; tic Summer season. Th.
village is surrounlcdby numerous SPRING OF
excellent water.
Ills S,abcsarc lI.lcr tho supcrn:cnlancc of
i careful lIoslrr, nd are large and airy.
TERMS Ar A. FcLLUws:
Regular BoardenScr month, Sl5 90
Children and sern,s ha!fprcc,
Day Boardcrs, ~
Horse pcr murI;h j. 80
per day, 40
c. II GOODMAN.
a. The augusta Chronicle, and Charleston
Courier will please i've the above SIX InscI-
tons. twice n week, I'D forward their accounts
to e. II. &.
Juno - Il 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15

n. Ne,p Cotson.-We yesterday, says 'he
ssyunaah Georgian of the 7'h inst exam
ined bale Of Cotton OF the new CROP IN
the possession of Mr.. John Boston, from
,b. nlau,ation Of Mr.. James o. Goldwirc,
in Lowndes county, in this State. It's oil
a beautiful texture, resembling silk, aud
has good fibre.
Mr.. Goldwire writes:-
"My Cotton has been blooming since
tine 2O,h Of May. On the 10Th lust. (June]
I counted as many as l6 bolls on one stalk
the larges; measuring four inches IN CIR
cumferencc. Enclosed send you a iocF
ofthis years production
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15
OBITUARY.

Died. near Macon, Geo.. on the 9th Of June
last, PaILip FHrRMoxD. formerly resident Of
Edgefeld district, South Carolina.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15
Commercial.

;, AUGUSTA. July &
E"hnnS,.-Wc have to notice Nh. same drn
F'a'' NJ N" mNrkc, winch has prevailed frr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15
List of Letters.

ND EMAlNlNG III The Post Otfce Q, Edge.
La field Court iiouse, s. C.. on the iG Of
July lcIl.
G' Persons enquirinG tor advertised ls,,.rs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15
Notice.

Notice.
A Ii persons indebted to the esiate OF VIII
IA liam Robertson, late Of Edgeheld District.
decd. arc requested to make payment, and all
who have demands against the estate are re.
questcd te render them in to the subscribers
properly a,,esled, within the time prescribed By
law.
JAMES ROBERTSON. and r-,-
DOUGLASS ROBERTSON, ~
July Is ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15

State of Solth Carolina.
EDGEFlED DISTRICT.
G. II. Hull, r,r,,r,sr n
Matthew W. Gay. M'mr. h'''sAse'
EWTILL BE SOLE q, Edseticld C. House,
Wv on the frs, abnday and Tuesday in
Angus, next, three Nsroes, viz: Eliza. Jim.
and Toncy to satisfy te above Mortgage.
Terms cash.
S. CHRISTIE, 5 F. y.
July Q. ls4l c -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15
A item ito an!

A n ELECTI'N for Captain Of the Edge
IA field IIussas. will be held at the Court
House. on Saturay the 9th July. inst. AT the
same time and plce, there will be parade Of
the Troop.
Lieut.. Anderso, Sergeant Thos. Mathis, and
Private James Cry. will act rs Managers.
By order {
p. CARROLL.
Lieut.. Col. Cmmd'g. 2d Regis c. N.
July Is b "a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13

YENHIS day received from New York--A large
Il lot Of winter Shaws, Merino, Kabye, Brocha
Tartar, and Thibet wool large size Shawls; few
more finest quality Leghorn Bonnets, Black French
and English Mernos, at less prices than ever be-
fore sold here. Black Bombazines good article at
$3.50 per yard Double width Italian silk at ~, Silk
Cashmere and Cotton Hose, Muslin collars linen
pocket handkerchelS;dark french calicoes-common
do from 8 to 25 cents Ladies walking shoes and
slippers Italian Crsvats, Kentucky Jeans, white
and red hannels, fine kid Gloves knit silk do, silk
braid. spool thread, shell combs &c. SC.
The public will please take notice, that this Estab
lishment was the first to reduce the prices ofgoods,
and that II will not at any time be undersod in fan
cy and staple dry goods.
Additions will be had every lew days during W
ter and Spring of goods purchased at auction fof
cash in New York and buyers may depend on find
ing, at all times the cheapest goods at
SIMPSONS Cash Store,
One door west of MessrS. roomer Huddeslon e. Co
Jan. l6, l84l-25-i.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13

MURRAY'S TRAVELS in North America,
lVI during the years 1884, 1885, and 1886, in
GLIDING summer residence with the Pawnee
tribe Of Indians in the remote praries OF the Mis-
souri,, and visit to the Azore Islands.
.MOrtonS Hope, or the Memoirs ofa Provincial.
Opinions of Lord Brougham on Politics, Theology
Law, SC.
The Thugs or Phanslgars of India, comprising
history OF the rise and progress of that fraternity
Of assassns and description of the system which
it pursues, and Of the means which have been
adopted by the supreme government OF India for
its suppression
Father Butler and the Tough Dearg Pilgrim, by w.
u Carleton.
The Naval Founding, by the Uid oa,"':
Sketches Of London, by the author Of Bench ana
Bar.
Walks and Wanderings in the World of Literature
by the same author.
Precaution. a Novel by Cooper.
John Smiths Letters, with Plcters 10 match.
Blanche of Navarro, Play, by James.
'Hortesa, the Usurer, play, by Willis.
The above new works with fresh supply oil
SCHOOL BOOKS, have recently come to han,p
and are offered TOR sale 10" for cash only" 81
PFISTER & GOODWIN.
Feby. %, 1910 33tf
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13

BY ANN 5. STEPHENS.

We me,-tbst happy hour 5 ,br0wa
Ger my sad destiny,
Bright as the Heavenly bow that shone
On earth.s igmpesiu1uS sea,
When the deep Solemn voice Of God
Recalled the waters of Tie food
The ines which hound my soul to life,
Were pcrisbing and dead,
All bagajeJ BY The constant Str.e
Otleyercd ihough,s-'ui feelings rl'e
With ,1w sweet music spread.
Along each sad aud so.ceess srinc,
And through tbs heat went whispering,
i. as lutte, 10 ihy dear VIII,
Alone, It wakes with uut.ul Thrill.
Let Others strive TO wake the strain,
Aud al, It's notes are hushed again.
NV hlt's bow mantIed 60 the brm
With bhghted hopes and pain,
The ruby wine was pale ana DIN
Around the cold and tarnshed rim
The gems had lost their flame
One drop within the wine ye.throw,
Which klndled all to its own hue.
The gem ye cast within the bowl
Shed starry brightness DER the whole.
The flowers which early shed their bloom
Along my youthful way,
Were signing for their lost perfume
As f they blosSomed ina tomb
Where human ashes lay,
Then, like sunshine came thy smile,
The blossoms dropped little while,
And them as itthey fell the dew,
Upon them stole bmsbing hue
And as beneath an April RAIN
Their sweetness all came back again.
How deep the change since first we met
How deep and still how bright
These eyes are sometimes dimy wet
With bitter learS-and sad regret
Still often duIIs their sight
That clouds can ever intervene,
Thy noble heart and mine between.
Yet they are but the mlsts that lie
Upon blue and April sky.
With years that bow has brighter grown,
The wine more ruby red.
The music hath richer tone,
And from each bright and precious stone
mellow light is shed.
INV will ma. ouench their light again,
Thy hand alone can rcnd the Cham,
Where gems and flowers and music Irvine,
To link Thy noble heart with nine.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
lprELlc--No. 81

NhAiN-~4NNt 81
AN ACT making appropriations for the aayment
nl revolutionary and other pensioners Of The
United States, iur tie year eighteen hundred
aad ioay one, aed Cor other purposes.
Bt further enacted IN The Senate and Honsc Of
Rsprescrtai're n he tatcd States, Of .iuerica
az Congress assembled That the following sums be-
and the same are hereby appropriated, il addition
to lurmcr appropriations, to be paid OUT of any mo-
nty III The Treasury MI Otherwise appropriated
for the pensioners Of the United States, Tor he wear
one thousand eight huudicd and orty-one
tor ne revolutionary pensioners under the act
Of e eighteenth of March one thousand eight
p,,,. .rl and claHcen, three hundred and fourteen
thousand doilalsy
For payment OF invalid pensions, ans' ne"urrh
and seven thousand dollars;
For Pensions 10 wglows and orphans under the
act Of The fourth Of July, one thousand eight hum
drtd and ttltly-slx, four hundred and iorty-eght
thousand two hundred, and forty -one dollars;
For five years pensions Ia WIDOWS under The act
OF the seventh Of July one thousand eight huns
dred aud hlrty-eglt one hundred and sixty eight
thousand three hundred and fourteen dollars;
For hail-pcnsonrrs payable through the officers
of the Second and Ihnd Auditors, five thousand
dollars;
FOR arreargcs payabI, through The Second Aldi-
tors office, SIX bundled dolars;
tot auearlgts, payable through The lhiro Aud
tors office. one lhuSand dollars.
So, 2. .lnd6e Il further enacted That one hum
cra,i r-s.anJ dptiars, and he same IL hereby mp
prnpuated,t TO tie expended under Tie difeoiono Of HE
Secretary Of War, for Tie removal, subsistence,
and benefit OF such OF tie Seminole Indian chiefs
and warriors as may surrender Tor emigration.
SEc. 3. .lHd BE- II further enacted That no rifles
ar alnrs % any klnl shall lie delivered to said in
diaua uuui they reach The western boundary Of the
State VI ArkaAsaN
Il. NJ, T. HUNTER,
Speaker the Howe # Rp,csentatjrcs
Eli. NJ. JOHNSON,
Vice Ptcidet qftle United Staics,
and Presliem Of The Senate
APPROVED, February 10Th, ls4l.
n. VAN buren,.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
NO. SO.

Who owed the,r lives To tie scientific practice Of
medicine, altogether against IT, The natural ef.
iec' Of debility aud old age were aHfully auribu.
led p the Hauerce OF csloh.el aud the lancet
Dea'h', which no humansnran. could avert, and
Nh'th must occur W.4.lc man Is mortal. we're said
70 ave oe7a occasloued By poisonous drugs
l ne more numerous cases, WGieh s0l s1gRd aad
're' under the use o( the rsiy same dugs. We
o'erooked' Nothing was likewise said OF the
many fsmedable cases witch proved fatal under
TIE 'mpircai praeuce--bw The welkn was made
TO uns with every ease which ct well under il.
o. Which recovered in spite OF IT,
concluded nsrl rssk1
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13

'nE undersigned has about 100 bushels Of cot
ton seeds, direct from the Table lands Of Mex
g. s., ron the FIRST growth raised in the United
s,a'es which he will be glad TO dispose Of The
oOVoh raised from these seeds is Of very superior
qaaty sample OF The cotton may be seen at
~ uine IN the Democrat Office From the expe-
,aieht have made, am induced 10 believe that it
~. nature 10 or 5 days earlier than The common
~ s1on Also quantity o Guph seed from The first
L as' years growth. Those wishing to purchase
SEED, will please apply at the office Of the Dem
wat or Of Tie undersigned.
DANIEL w. WRIGHT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
Runaway i'm Jail.
Dec. 10, 1910,

COMMITTED to the Jail of Oktbbeha in the
u Town oil Starkeville, on The 2lst instant, a ne
gro woman supposed 10 be about twenty one years
Did, about FIVE feet high heavy built had on when
taken up bue&otton dress She had also dreSsoi
common negro cloth. Said woman says her name is
caroline and that she belongs to John Carr olSouth
ilabama. She further states that she ranawav from
man by the name Of James White, (on Thursday
he 14th nst.) who was carrying her below for sale
The owaer OF the above described negro woman
requested TO come forward, pay charges, and take
er out Of Jal otherwise she will be dealt with ac-
ofding TO law
JAMES w. EASTLAND, iIor.
S,GrkeyilIe Miss.
Anril Q3d 1940-A3-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
The Family Physician

nR EVERY MANS CoMPAEIoN, being a compila-
- - ton from the mo ST approved medical authors,
aGapled TO the southen and western climates; to
p pnlch is added an account of Herbs, Roots and
llanls, used Tor medical purposes, with directions
Suw they are 10 be prepared, so that every man can
medical terms-by A. G. GooDLETT, A. NJ. for md
y years surgeon in the U. S. Army. With an
Sppend'x, containing a new and successful mode OF
assa'ng Asiatic Cholera, by the compiler. For sale
v, PFlSTER & GOODWIN.
Mya II 1889, 44t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
To the Debtors
OF THE COMMERCIAL Il R.lIL ROlD
BANK OF NICKSBURG.


DY clause in the assignment olthe property and
ID effects oil the above Bank on The 18Th Ftbrua-
last which IS recorded the debtors are secured iu
he right to pay IN the paper Cd the bank until HE
18th Of February next, upon any debts doc d. and
10 pay il afterwards upon all debts which shall ty
that day be secured 10 the satisfaction of the sgners
Those debts which by that time shat no. Be Sc
cured VIII be subject 10 such rule may be adopted
IN carving the trust into effect. The clause refer
red 10 IS as follows:
"The trustees shall proceed to collect and holds
the proceeds OF such sales, and asa ia collect and
realise in money the most that may be practicable
from The bonds, bills OF exchange, bHis receivable
notes, accounts, claims, judgments, demands, chose
n action and profits OF Sald Rail Road, from anu al
ter The time of its completion tc Jackson, hereby
eanSltrred and assigned to them. Provided how
ever that said trustees shah in no case refuse 10 re-
eive from debtors to said President Directors and
Company OF The Commercial and Rad Road Bank
OF Vleksburg the bank notes, checks post notes GER
ticaleS Of depoSie, and bills receivable due from
said Bank any of IFS branches in payment ofdebts
due 10 the said President, Directors and Company
OF the Commercial s Ran Road Bank of Nicksburg
provided such debtor or debtors shall give sufficient
security for the amount his, her or their liabilities
within Twelve months after the registration of this
deed oil trust.
w. w. FRAZER)
TH0S. 5. ROBINS ; AsSignees
WIN. 5. B0DLEY.
Nov, 81, $40. 90-l3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
Wholesale & Retail Iron Store.
McGRAN & MOO NAN,

No. 6 st Michael Street Mobile Ala.
TTAVlNG made arrangements Tor permanent
II supply of Iron, both BY direct importation from
Steeeden and otherwise have COW in Store and an
ding, 400 Tons of SredeS Iror comprising ali sizes
$50 kegs Of Cut Nails 8 10 SO made IRON Swedes
Iron, with which and well assorted stock OF Hoops
Nail Rods, Band and Gin Rib Iron, Axes, Steel &c
thew are prepared 10 execute any country orders
and at reduced prices.
Jan O. Isil-27-9t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
by AUTHORITY.

Laws OF rus UNrrEn SrArEs PASSED At rllE srcosn
SESSION OF rus TwENU-sixru cuSsREss,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
Runaway i'm Jail,

Runaway in Jail.
IA Committed to the ]ad Of Neshoba Co
{ !: ]: 4: !: !: :: !: !: 6: !:
Said negro had on when committed
>---szz. suit of coarse cotton clothes, aud says
he belongs to gentleman by the Lame Of Boalton,
who lives about twenty five miles below Matches
Mi The owner Of SAID negro is requested to come
forward pay charges and take him out Of jail, or he
will be dealt with according to law,
THOS ELLINGTON,
Sheriff.
Dec. 49, 1870 at.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13

Deat UoMaI As the man saii TO his wife
when she caue home from >h'niug with f.
Dct % lsie 3s-M,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
Notice.

FNyO ali persons having charge af poupors for lhl
n county of Luwudes or for the corporation, tina
the poor house is ready for the reception OF the
poor and all those that have any paupers IN charge
will bring them in, as no further expense will be
paid for keeping til EN- from the 9th day of July
1910. The unders Igntd are Committee appoint.
ed BY the Board of Police for Lowndes county tc
receive TIE same
ELI ABBOTT,
X. NJ. TALLAFERRO.
?. b. WADE,
Juylilh, ls40.-l-tf Commissioners,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13

'NHE accounts of the undersigned are "done
I drawn of, and when they are "done" paid
we shall have done dunnng.
'Gn lcers done, ,chen It's done then 't,cere pell
Frere done quickly"
PFISTER & GOODWIN.
NIB. II something is not done soon, we sha
'oon be 'done over"
January is, 1910. Qsif
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-13
More New Goods.

April Esd, ls4O.-43-iC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
IoE Tug CURE az
SCROFULA
NII;VCUGiat.
DisEtSES.


THE sarsaTan'h ct ine shops very spt be ncady,
not quite u.rtt either f',1 or from having Doe.
sinrd from an iUi' nor species 81 zuuN lns tne lAN
% Sc ync. ether with the IMPROPER ticS II
rarr h. Nych have louc been hs' pTuh1 CON
tnhuCd tots variable reputation Tho activity ~ uN mot
b. cciCNcdtu depend upcn one more scrid fuo'rce
vnitz,IaT rendered inert % chemical change 40 the fru
'cgau1c - beg. This fact appears to bc demonstrated 10y
the experiments ct Pope Hancock ~ou'vittu. ant others
Hancock makes the following observations. "An'r !'uA
bUuEth- peculiar oi'ur which iisrs abuultuly ON "a,
cortou rt gui Str.t1ts, 4. almost tNtugushtt lrui
tly SsrsaStua prepared ma this Way, tcuuu no sruS.
results upon paCu u'rwCrr Ms peculiar uaus"Itg
droWsy, aud racknc effects produced 10y aas-c quantity
although a." deco, ION ot sN or CEht ounces Was ucia q
dose ~ Wood 4 Buckf's 4. y DisJsHsdfJrg.
knowledge ~ these isCts, tui tire uncertainty pa'
ice OF the preparations 81 ,sal arla use. llJu hch
coyCry. after repeated oNr"uuis, eft abe wci'i Of pre-
Irtng and compromising lr extract u'W o'"cdio The nc
riihoi h1l1r, arlt Warranted - ,n''u, IN con.
cvu;r1'CG :rgs go active pruci"s the ruU vItaIc,
from the most approved srrltus ut ~tr.aN.
1t efficacy las been repeatedly tested IN private practice
tu the successful The forms o 20" Us
pr the uf which >4urpariIla ts Recommended
ahcr "'N'gpr'ra' snus v 'i medicine the f"H'cca Ne
tcnSyc ulccr1pns, auI ruons oi Ih" bou"s, m simple
Scroinl1. and IN ncr,ur1. 1t 1ir ,iscascs
have been permanent, surD, 10y us sc u three months
without nhcr trraifgJH rNrrfV the most simple 1ppi-
Cations 20 the PARTS diseased Afpal ot twoov three bottles
In similar cases will prove the ciyacy anal importance IT
thr preparation.
His p1r-cu,rly us-,l' an, csocl. where that mott
has been given poturN -ryHiuous habits, tor tue cure
ui other diseases, being sT Gale ulltc tu such cases
o. rruuNc MI scas" from Tire rniy aut restore the usual
visor of the constitution The nee Ot tNu three bottle
Will every such occasion. prove an cucciuSl security
against -#rublIr, atprfHUH.
A. tonic sIt'T particularly IN general debility
Syruuus AMI Dnyr sUfs,, Iu chruur Rheumatism, art
obrnoIr affections ot tr SKIN u Suahc me hcncs
ALEXANDER pUvAI,
II for The ~ nuTfri
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON.
LNMMI.-lhN MEML.II


MARKET BRlpGE,
HAVE fr sale favorbIe terms as can be bou,bt t
II an, House IN the cry, N'
1000 lbs of Baltimore Cured Bacon, new
Stu do Of Western - les, old
tssu do ct New JoWfc-
Snl DO Hog Round, smihfsId
iVl Kegs No Baltimore Lard
- bbls do du
- kegs ~utihf'ld do
3n ibis NctI ant Gross FISH No. and2
- 80 Family Roe do
81 hhds Baltimore whiskcy
~ bills do do
CISCO, Milton and KonuTbaTgus," Plush
Rul," Mouonctl,t'
Lh's iih proof spirits
70 do I,lr of wight Apple Brandy
~ 10 Northern DO db
In tn Old Peach do
half pipes Coeuac French du
~ ubls limitation tp
~ do Malaga Wine
IL do sherry aui - Iuk,r in
/ pipe on Madeira, 10 years old
~ hhIs ticr Vinegar
~ hhis New Orleans sugar
- bhs Gp Mu.asscs
~ - lINuTsulc Cement
- 30 Tanners Oh
5lhuNcs ut Chalk Pipes
- go KaisUs
10 DO SpcTmacct Candles
10 10 Suap
lrh 90 luNll Glass
~ dozen Scotch Suul
zoos >ccar-. veuuuzgua,Ucs
~ casks OF CuC"sr
2cCIuuus OF lu|--p
lo'nicc,ol Nor.s ."y OF every size andpra,y, used
bN tatJuct Makers
l'.sl lbs of tutIr,i liar
~ pieces of IItirflUil
fnz-u Can" scat aui Common Chairs
sofa springs, Ncu',rs, Sriv,-: Wuy. Ire, Bark NIls.
MI.E>cTowsi prcuy sugar iIousc Molasscs. &c &c
ALSO,
~ square Bales Cotton
100 bushels Of Clover seed. ic q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
ca A u LIS - b. n INNS,
CHINA AND GLASS STORE,
OPPOSITE ruE SWAN TAVERN, sitOCKoI NIL,

HAVE in Store snd Giving large rtock OF China
GLASS nni tatihcuwarc, Looking Glasses, Asial Iamp-
'ast"rs Tea boads, Knives aud Forks Fancy Gonts
Nc, which are oicIcd tn the Country aud Civ trade AZ
SHaU aiNnnc" Ny sleek la paTt of " h, q
Canton amt liverpool Dining sells.
GOLD hAND-Rsis.d Figured Painted AMI EnsrnrII,,,
i-' ai 50 s china Tea scs- Gold Band Tea sctts con
.!hlns ~ 20 dnd - pieces. Toilet sets cnmuctc-Rri
Water Puchcrs-ENcTs and Easns--th ild.n'. Toy T.a
bushes and Turccns separate from sctrs
Rich Trench ChiuI COhogue IIotlcs and Mantcl Orn,
mems. $3.50 '''' ''"'
FINE cur AND PLAIN GLASS wkRE-n.c,n,c,,
W. SOUS and IdiTs Champaign Tumhlcrs, Wines. Cor
is Lemonade Jyles Goblets Preserve Dishes pic M,
Sianis CcuI" Bowls SAVERS salts IN srs ami nara a
,!al Lamp shades, Water Pitchers, Curtin Pins GaSs
hnohs, &c. &C. .'''' ''N
Glass JARS Of every dose ripion
IMITATION silver, and Pate IJa.snrs Pl, 81 anal n,
Iandcsiicks Shutters and TIay, Ivory and Il ,nc I a.,
dlcd DINING AMI Dessert kniycs anI Forks IA .,. of M
pieces Walters Bread Trays, Britannia Tct rnJ Cafe
fo,s, hriiiunI lndIapan spit BuNcs, Table Bells
ILHMhN SILVER Plated, and britannia Tea aud T abb,
Spoons, britannia soup Ladies', sc.
IhrunumclcIs
ASTRAL LAMrs-lnrsc and small sizcs-Dltarnia and
Siir Lamps.
PASSAGE LAMPS, Rich Cut andPIau
.MaNlEL ORNAMENTS, beautiful China Card II skcts
Motto Mugs, Elegant Cut Glass and CHINA Cologne
Real German Cologne
BRUSIlES-ClUth, Hair. Table and Tooth Brushes In.
Ole Mas Pcuknivcs. luksiandS, silver Petr ell Gases
LOOMING GLASSES Mangcl, Pier, and Toilet Look.
m. Glass +, from five draws.
lunkinE Glass Plates separate.
Manila aui other Mats
Eicct Plates, Common Cups and Sauccrs B,wIs Pitch
cts, Mugs, aul Cummun Tumblcrs Sc. packed In th,
hcst manner, aud un the most literal terms. an Z