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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-05

Nathan Clifford, of Me-,
JOHN WHITE, of KY, having received l2l
votes was declared elected Speaker OF the House OF
I Messrs. rKiPLErr, Of KY and KEIM of Pa,
appointed to inform him OF his election and con-
duct him TO the Chair.
Mr. WHITE having taken the Chair, addressed
the House flllows -
GgTrIeMEN! cannot sufficiently express the obi
cations feel for the distinguished honor conferred
upon me- undertake the discharge the duties OF
this station with unfegncd dstrust Of my qualifica-
tons am sensible of the magnitude and difficulty
ofthe task Of It's arduous duties of its high RESPONSE
biies Six years service in this body has taught me
that this chair is bed Of down, especially in time
ofgreat political excitement. Nothing but convic-
ton that the generous confidence which placed
me here would continue to support me IN the aith u
and impartial discharge of my duty could have induced
me 10 accept this office. The duty Of presiding over
numerous assembly like this when no party d.
visions exit when no other than ordinary BUSINESSES
proposed TO he considered and passed upon-is no
essy task But perhaps there has been no period In
the history of this country wien the duties Of this
Chair were more important its responsibilities greater,
its intrsc difficulties embarrassing slndependent
ofthat excited party eeling-thc natural result IN all
free Governments, of-personal Iivalshlp-the consd
Grafton and discussion Of those great questions which
have caused the convention of this special Congress-
will; NO doubt give rise to high political excitement
IJnde, these circumstances dare not hope shall be
allie 10 ciye unqualified satisfaction no matter how
/
hall bowever be my constant effort TO discharge the
functions of this station with sngeness ofpurpose
and fidelity of intention that will secure to me the
appreciation TRUST of the just and liberal OF all par
/ ties. ...... -,
Candor, gentlemen, compels me to say have never
made the rules of this House or Parliamentary law
INV particular study. Experience in discharge OF the
duties Of his Chair may say, l have none. The
qualifications necessary to promt and able discharge
Of the duties Of Speaker are multif'rous- some o.
\ ~ I,xv;In Aeta enumerate
| them all; the mention Of one however, whichl con-
slider paramount 10 all others, cannot omit ! need
scarcely Say allude TO that Of inpdrtidfy-a rigld
and uncompromising mparality towards every mem
Der. To the exercise OF this qualification, pledge my
SELF The occupant Of this Chair should neither lend
the influence of his posi- ion, to make this House sub
servent TO Executive dctatoD on the other manu.
TO encourage factious opposition TO Executive re-,
commentators Pass We obedience TO Executive VIII
is not less fatal to liberty than anarchy ITSELF ne
true spirit of House of Representatives Is TO renee,
faithfully the popular ,ciH lin be true, as hope and
believe u Is that this House is the cadelof American
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-11
From The Richmond Wig.

GEN. UARRlS0N'S CABlNEr--THoMAS
ENISG.
The selection Of his official advisers il
always q delicate task for Chef Msgis.
trs,e. On The one hand is Scylli. and
the other Chsrybdis. lie has not oaly
to select individuals possessed OF abilities
and virtus-thst were an easy nadcriak-
ing in country sbounding IS ours does
in such charscisrs--hul he hssto discii-
inmate with great nicely. and select those
who possess peculiar and pre.emlnen'
qualifications for their respective stations.
He mus, have an eye 10 all the great IN
,eres,s Of the Republic, and pick out the
man best 6l,sd 10 represent each aud eve,
ry ono.
In the execution Of this delicate snd
highly responsible task, we hazard 10th
ing in syerring that General Harrison
has succeeded beyond the expectations
of his warmesl friends. He has display
ed a sagaclty and knowledge ofmen rare
" found in the closet poliuc'sn. aud ssl>
dom exhibited by any no. used to the
camps school, by The way. emiueutly
fitted for SECURING an intimate and discri.
minaiing knowledge of human character.
The general sentiment Of the country
pronounces The new Cabinet, in The az.
gregals, The ablest since tho days OF
w ashington. In the detail, the pcpulsr
appreciation is equally warm and decided.
In word, go entirely unexcep,iona5le
has i, proved upon inquiry. tina, even The
|Fsclionisis who did clainor in The begin
ming. and who never fail to clsmor on
such occasions. have been discounted.
and,forced 10 sienee-a triumph Of Truth
and Justice over Faisebood and Passion
as signal as any recorded in the annals
OF history.
But passing by for the present The 9TH
or eminent men who compose the Csbl.
net, We would bring to the more intimate
ACC uaintsnce Of our readers the history Of
Thomas Ewing--,he future Secretary Of
the Treasury. Ewing is asclf made man
-one Of those who, springing from Olsen.
ri,y aud poverty by d,nt Of genius. illus
tra,s the benign influences Of Republican
institutions. and eonr,ituts their ornament
and support. We delight TO contemplate
such characters, and see them elsvatet
to the 6rs. stations Of dignity and rsspon'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-11

an asay rsisea wilb'n angle year. op.
posed 10 he skin. diseislins. and exPsri-
enes pf Eprepssa troops. eonmasdsd BY
6ensEsls grpsn gray in war. The brave
Amsrlesns. lhsy ara worlhy 81 Tie ard Of
Franee. They uill succeed 81 lssl.
The ~ialsr Of l777 SET in early. and
wilh pnusual severity. The military
opersiiaas Of both armies bad ceased.
when delschmsni Of ihs southern noops
we're seen plsdding their weary way 10
winter quarters 81 the Valley Forge.
The appearance Of The horse guard an
nouncrd The spproseh Of the commander
in-chief; the officer eomnsndlng the de-
iaehmenl, choosing the most favorable
fronnd. 9srsded his men 10 pay 10 their
General The hOnors Of The passing salute.
Az Washington rode slowly up, he vas
observed 70 be syeing very earnestly
soms,hing thai stlrseied his attention on
The frozen surface OF the road. Having
returned the salute with thai native grace.
iha, disnI6ed sir and manner. that won
The scmirsiion OF The soldiery Of the old
Revolutionary day. the Chief reigned up
bis charger. and, ordering the CON mand.
Ing officer Of The deIaehnen, 10 hss side,
addressed him az follows: How comes
10. sir, that | have tracked the march oil
your troops BY The blaod stains OF then
fee, upon ,hs frozen groUndi Were there
no shoes 10 The commlsssry's stores. thai
this sad spectacle is 20 be seen along The
public highways, The officer replied;
Your exeelleney may rest assured thai
this sight 10 as psinfuI 10 ny feelings a.
u can be 10 yonrs; but there 10 no rene.
ldy within our reach. When The shoes
were issued. The different regiments were
served in turn; j, was our m,slorluns 10
be among the last 20 be served. and The
stores become exhausted before we could
obtain even The smallest supply.
The General was observed 10 be deep,
~ affected by bis officers description o.
the soldiers privslions and suffering
His compressed lips. the heavins Of h,
manly chest. bsiokened the pos erfu
emotions that wers struggling 10 his DO
SON. when. turning toward the troop,
with vnics ifemulous vet kindly. Wash
ington exclaimed. Poor fsiiO.Os! then Civ.
ing rein 20 his charger. rode away.
During this touching interviv. every
eye vas bent upon the Chief. every ear
was alieaiive TO catch his words; ant
when these words reached the soldiers,
warm from The heart Of their beloved com,
msnder, anil 10 tones Of sorrow snd CON
misersiion for their sufferinRs. q grateful
but subdaet expression burs, from every
lip. Of God bless your excellency. you
poor soldiers fisnd.
In this Interesting event in The life ant
actions Of Washington. he appears in ,
new light. He is no longer the grave
the dignliied- The awe.inspiring aud unsp
proschsble General in Chief Of the amir,
Of his country. All sEsse silsfzalssisslr
have vanished. s6d .tilk sxlsr alffr mp
pesrs amid his c6lnpani6as In safms. i
I'll his moral grandeur. giving vent Il
his nslive goodness Of heart.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-11

Caught in his own trap. Port
isnd A. gus relates an Amusing cssr.
IA which hrsgsr received What he
asked for. b1I nai ahai hr ishrtl tor.
A fe~ days sgo fuii gr"ep. able.
hntiied msn. prrs nira himself 81 thr
dnor o. onr nnr riizens. aud suffered
the lady or the hou,r To give t,mtsa
crn,s. Shr r,msIkrd. Ih~t SIR hs.l
nnne, aud inquired "hat be- @ani.d
Of them. To buy y dose al castor
oil. marin. (sss the rrpl, f"r tecl
dreadful sick" @
The lady had no cenis. but she
had plenty ot OIL. and she pr, pared
him stiff desc. Tie tried In gs,,x-
cus-d from taking u; but she y a. Cru:
he was sick man. and Is mnsi -
daa n. The tasfr, fnund he ~ss raagts
in his oau trap: aud where he meant
10 have q glass Of liquar. he gut
dasr of ply sic: bur. making q vir,uc
af necessity. snd ~iih sandry wry
faces. he guiprd q das n. aud cleared,
He'll no, call q, that house again Ne
dare say. u es
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-11

Strange. bHf true. II, /. rr.ssfk
gsaes ally sppliCs bls 10 the rhsr-risr
nf the !. brIirE half" Of m.n. that
ihongh SHE be gisva Ca rvnsarr aud
sdmoaish her lard On ihnsr rlcqarsI
phiIipplrs famiaarl, called car,sia
lectures. or even rnforcs her prrrrp,s
IN the less delicate mnde ~ applying
the brovm-iirk 60 hrs patr-sri she
sill allow n, marital bat herself 20
abuse. or irid he chssirning rod ovsr
him. With impunil,: abe Is a. rrady
To- take up the cuisris Tor hts deience
as for h,s CORRECTION. And The rule
has been naird 10 ~nrk both ways
II is . Singular aud q inirshlr trait
IN oman, that SHE will unnrsitatinyiy
def, nd ,hu life. property. honor---in
shnri ..ail and Singular ihs rishis aud
credits" of her husband. against all
agsressians Of third prrsass.--ssrn Z
though she br most >csndaluasiy III
treated aud abusrd by him.
We have mot ,raiarrd these spec
aiaiians wiihaui q .cas. in p"ini" 10
hack Us. A respected I'D stqaaiM
sncr 81 nurs SAYS that ~hrn hr ~as
u yauns man-Iui d the srd"r s.i
CHI, air, of ynuti--ihis sdsrhia's ar-
81 hIm: whiir Ira,eiiing in . s'fanSs
part 1f The c.un',y hr tsm' sptn
rsbit, from brhind Hhua be bessJ,
the snsr, ,nire II manl uloElso
With The SCREAMS II ~amsn. ePsz y
.rsguisr .inielt ais . IL. kyry sstnf
sthrnsgh the AIR. AZ " Mri' 1Asseef
lie rude ruund 10 g., tight u ,ls
cause af this riamo,, ahen IL as~
barIy ionk,ng fellow thr"sl,ins hiT
afr liks fury. ~iih a sick 10" '"r'e'
dsbie Co be wiihin The me sning ~ is6
statute. On prrfning cur 'fr'ai.
the briilgrrrais .,0pprd az "a, wy y
the .. .bo.rr of liinber" ,rs-sd 10
fall. snd there ass . great fsin W
a. mun-nl's duration. b. soans
man. whssr wrath had sa,li,nls sss
ed hot against The cru ! ha,ha''!. r,i-
ed "y"u brute! you rssraI! threw
dn~ u THAT ship. sni dan't i"ura the
woman again. or III ~sssi' gu, o'sra
your avn ugly csrca,e! va ss'asva
yoa" .-@.~..r ~. a Tsses
Who should respond io this valiant
defiance. but the Injured LAZY herself!
Turning her blcssvd hair os, ii her
FACE. aud giving her ist a protentoas
shake, she slu.iIrd out Hes as good
as yon are. ,au gssky. guod.iur-n".
thing creeier. ION"
Greensboro Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-11

has not el.imed nsrk q hs sii@ariass
ard lhauxh his assnFrmsns u lnrid. and
nj. mind affiurni 20 sepirs. sd Irssiie IN
srfumsnis. his srssei,rs rr.ss.s fr~ q
ne smbellshmsnls II rhFfnnr. - ma
elsr.neiss Of arr. He rsnnos bleed ths
miis wish The dnitr. o. smuss sh'ls BE
persasdes. We sl-sys sndsavaes 70
sdiy. and bat sei5os attempts 70 p'rssr.
Reasoning Is his f,rir: In that he . ~an-
seioss Il his power. and vii not fsss
himself 10 ihe efforts af Isnss. HE dsr,
lion 10 plain and unsdsfned. not ssihnss
ar insalstd. has clear end suisrd ~ be
reasoning. and 10 feeble or viearaus. &C.
enrdIne 10 The strength OF weakness 81
his argument.
Mr.. Ewing 10 no good naiared N deal
much IN sarcasm. or 70 resort IN bsssrrness
% invecsisr: and he neser elresrihes hls
auditors hy uarrpseisd bursts 81 sio-
quenre. He 10 sarariaus. srfrmsnss'ive
and Isbafi"Bs; afien eloquent bet nr.rr
orsiorleal. Az pnlnirisn his principles
are firm and uny isIdInf. never flar'sa''nr
bei. cen self.sgsradlssmsni snd the me.
rests of bic roaniry; never bsi@nrinR he
tween right and wong: bot -lv-v- de'sei-
ing his sffors, IN that ~hirh he eanrrivts
oil promote The Glory a ihe nstlan. AID
The h.prinsss Of mankind.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-11

chaase The course % lite which 70
the mast excellent, and custom will
render IL the most Delighted
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-11

FEBRuARY e. lsll.

IN eonmsaafsilR sf ihis DAY. ne
shnissrszsy Oflhs blssh u Gensrsl George
wsshingtaa. ne ara snahlsd 20 psessns
% our readers aa0lher Of those conlsibu.
iioas NJ Mr. Cusgis 10 abe hitherto nh
srillss history Of she War Of shs Rsvolu.
lion. ~hieh plsse o. and our readers undsf
ffssl osligaiion 70 han.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-23
ERBSG GOODS
Y. 30. ~pfime,

I'D ESrECfrUi.LY informs hi, friend. and
Il y tho rusi,e generally, tia, ne hs. ja,, re-
er'ei ir"m the Eastern markets an extensive
s''nrtin.ni of stA>nNAPtE GOODS, wh,ca,
on insp-cii"n. Mil he tound To he sui error Ia
-n' 'i"'k &c good. ever X p, IN oouniry -tore
ant not 'ni"''"r TO sny selection H. the-vsits,
~h"h he fnStt's . srp.Fo,. psSIc To rsn AID
examine. - he - dsIeVmlsed ~ % u OH aeco re-
d1 'surE irim>
It, -i"rk r.r>i,is in part of
uphi-Sissk. Brown, Blue. Dab end Fancy
t-torS
csi'i~.'ss-o or suPer q,,ii;y, aud Of every ,sri-
~, of .oior SUD -i'ipe.
Cas'i-Si,.- Mined. G,e,. sissi-nixsd, Blue &c
Ha"a's- Welsh. suPsT qash'!. kOdH-y date
NhIic. &C
RfaLkrt.. ~ assorted ssrss
Bomb. z'ae-, assorted, BombsIsts, Of diGsfsa,
cooTr.
Nsriaos Of all coiors. French sud EnsitsA,
PLAN aud dsursd Drnmaft Saiih..
cWcss-i.ns. PLAIN. Nuus-l,as de Lain.
silks plain aud figured. Ginsham..
4 large ss,or'Se"t Of csheoss OF the --latest
s'Sis of prints.
Camnrfc, oi escorted colars, Checks, assorted.
hu,,los pisio ani fSur-d IsronsIt.
Ladies dT--- iidkf.. scotch Isws d..
vesi'"gs. SIX Velvet. figured sbJ plain. Nerino,
Pam sod hEursd Cras.is. Lace. Eaetng.
Ho-ters Ladies biss h snd " ts Silk. r..lsrsd
sorted. SIX ard Cotton. tiosne-n,slr. " Oots A.
Glow s-i.sd'e>' SAX and Nd. auok.ki.,
V"iis-B".inst. White and Black assorted,
SPttishsis Hsndksrchirf-
Nerrno S'td Blanket >hsss. Ribbons assorted.
S,stis. IiPPsts. Florence. Brad. Steeks,
ladies' to-sscks sud skirts. Su>psbdru-.
lr'sh Linen: Ru-sil She,ting Dsper. Thread.
fti"gi"S, csasburg, sPuo Cotton from NJ. 4
to NJ. l6
Ba'Ien Tor qtilI.. Lork,Rg Glasses. Tea Board,
Ariheis' f'"~ers, Combs OF al deser'pt
tar. Tooth. sad bIA"k,ng Brushes,
A Handsome Vat;ets of IeNslTy.
Ladies and Ge1iiemen', Fur Shoes and Sock,
Boots and Shoes Of ali siIes.
\ veil selected collection VI Books and Sch ool
Books,
Fur aud Russia HAS. Fur Cops,
Nhitr-wssh Brushes,
A. a-sorItnent Of Bras, Copper. and Tin Bake
.Pans
r. fact. he 1,,iers himself that he will he
able To furnish any srticie m MS line Of business
that his friends may P'ease IL cs!i f"r.
Tie viii receive fresh suPPy Of Grocerie:
N few DAYS
Iisrd.ersSbIe, Dec rs. IsIl.-tr
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AT HA ESTT'S
HESHAU AFI1N 2

gRVilE suhseff'sf UrE, leave - inform the m.
htntsnis of bari~stosn. snd o.. sic,ntty.
that he - nov prepared g. furnt.h them v a.
OYSTERS 'iif, sns ~ Cen o. SAsH
Cooked 90 ever wss - sua The paste 81 ne
snost issiidi.8s; sid - he b.. made permanent
arrangements ~ Baltimore set gsofesfoun. o.
be rsSsisfit snPpiied 'befeffon whh TIE sssr
oystsrs 90 ths dafsst, ~ rsls j4sifhed fa ssau
finK ihr pubiic ihst BE ~tl. wah vsrt fs~ ~.
efiiioHs. ps sissys suPpiisd sch Ofsfsfs. naf
go N ins rsa nai si.s 81 tks shell tie fsinfn.
ins s'Hrrfe thsnks io- ne gvfy tbsfai rsiron.
sge nsstleei na hIm siHee NJ e. I,arnrn-tf
here and be hops ~ paying pr, onsi hftsnti.f.
a. The tsHis o. as~fu eantinuaars ~ a. o..
p1fposs- sisu % hfss nrr s-iahaiiy on ht. lille
sny asi.f-o+s 81 ths ses-oa sbtrh cen be Oh.
taitsj lFsul toe shess rfiea such ss
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TAIoI aHpRYs

HvHE Subscriber would respectfully en-
y nonrcs To generous public. th.t (in or
der Go regain his lee, he's TN and , s.snd con.
,t',u,ion. through the st,sstioa hssetofers given
W hin iormsr h'ssipsss.j he hs. cpened
A NCY TORE
In the room formsri, occupied hy MIR Russell
"rst door "a e ". Cut.hsw. tsiorirg -,,sh-
h,hne"i, AID immed,siei, 'prs .h- ~. sur-t.
irtsnd-ri'. Office. where he irisnd. he. ring
'ons'sn'', on hand large surPl, Of Fame, AT.
ticiss, sc.
cer,i''i'g IN psrt Q, Jeiior,
G.nueus.. Satin, Bo@bsIius aud Msrine
Siask.
i.,o.. B"soms srd Collars.
Gam snd ror,m S.>p.aisrs.
f,ss-e sod >p'ti. q. Is Hsnckstthiss,
Caches sud tar h'u.hss
Pc ks' Combs. Ladies Tuck Combs, Red
d,ag Comb.
Pgf,.s srd Pc k.t ho- ~, Dssd- sena soxe.
Ma g. 80 stops. h"s-. cot s~,.hs..
NJ t'"i. ~ F'sr, a. ps Ro-ia SOAP,
NJ 'pd srd Dyp-s Cssai.s,
TOssees. ssys's ssa <s.G
slSh-
ts.~ssed Gs.A~. o. Is e-.t. rec ra1.S
F'snss. Dsiss. 'rr.-a. si-.as. IIib.t,..
F.tN S~'-. tsEis.h -. sss,. Gst..ssd Nuts,
Prcea >sts ffuss i.tsi-. t1~-ast.,
o seg-. - Lss-s.s. ~ Es.,..
Ba''-r. s.'s'. ~eds ed S.g.r Crackers,
c"-'sss y..sss.
- -At.SO-
Toy - sii ss-rsipssss.. s.asbis fsr hal,da,
Fr-sssts Nssk.. Tes SKIS. Comic ssd
shSr aasrs .. ttis,trstiSus Of SHAKE
rssfs. Psstsfs~ &c
"s h~rs.. -, .uret sus-',on ." hus..... ,a
ns'r ii"e'.i sh-ss - tsb',~ ys,sonsg~. srd
~ .sF-'s tfsii, .etirsts ths Isdir. sed x-stls-
s.ea Go eai' sna sNsssss fss tA.R.eIts. pf,.s
." purchasing else -hsre. - he .. dsisrslss4 Ia
.sil eassP.
fTES1Y ANUREnS
IilrPsu-Fsrry, Nov IS. lsti
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STONE CUTTING.

"iLLiAN LoUGuRiDCE respectfully
informs the citizens II JsGor>oo. 'istke,
Frederick, and sdj,is'pg c. unt,r.. Who ma,
->h TO msik the gave, ofthsir Ismented d. ~,
inst he s'iii continues To 'aake and .uper.rr,b.
'a0namenf'-Bor, Column, and plain
TGMD SLABS
And Kead & Foot STONES,
o. sway VANITY.
hsrinr rvrehas.d 90 ext-b-,V- QutRRr ~
he most besuiifui Hhg, srs rsri=r.,ss MIR.
BILE. and "a 'sien.i,c water po~erts >sw and
p"''-h ~hh, his prices vii he Low One
Sfe't scvsn'see io purchasers - that al stous
-" he delivered ~ be rick. " hhout any sxirs
hsEs
HriETTtRiNG nesiiy eaeenied.
Nv apple tiu" to Mr.. Harstio ~. GaiIahrr
hafie-i"~r. those " ho may desire an, OF the
sh"Vr ARTICLES csa he she~p the Itst Of price.
aud the = G.rrnt rlsns. tie viii sl." fot~ ard
80, "'d-r-. epiisphs &c. that ~, he desired
n'. nv addressing him. At LeHer.burg. WISH.
'"s''n "onniy. Nd, order. can be niied without
dei.s.
SFNo imposition need be feared, O. his
pr''r. sre uoifnr-,.
Bs"us', ~. istl Nv
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h e W ov AL.
U.VEO.N. NTORE, NO. I.
CHEAPER, CHEAPEST!

~ subscrissr takes the pleasure to an
nouacs 10 ne frehd, and the public IN
general, that he has re nosed his store To the
corner 81 Hish and shenandoah streets, nearly
opp1.ns the UaiteA States Fsy Ofbee, knows as
Wniit'a Ander.on'. Old stand. aud recently oc-
euP'sd by Nss.rs. kWny and tInkhes. lie
would respectfully ssy that ~. assortment .,
large and general, aud he - better able TO give
Ersatsr nsrzsin' pbs than he h,sev-r heei 10
fore lie ~o1li respectfully al ibe tenefo.ity
81 the ppni'c To call aud ~ nine his stock he.
flrs bIyt~E sisewhe'e. h. - determined 10
give general ssti-f.eroa ~ tns 10y "f qusiuy
Fricss of ~. a. ,os. - attention =" bt- rnslop-
-. - g''a TIE p''fovsSs ii's s'"'k sn
'r-t.t - 80 kinds Of gools that are cV,tks,t n
r-'.H ~tbrs
Dec . JOHN NpkENh tUfsH "
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&D UkBIlaSo
Which hs " 90 ssn cuesp fyr ossn, W c6urt fy
Produre
90 IRE. hlvink inside carsful anj iudiriou,
seisettoa. h~ sui be snsnisd o. OFFER such
BsrEsin-. % have never hsfuss been offered ~
tbi. giscs Hs sgsli esfnsstiy desire gsfsos,
10 call snd sxsmine before purchasing siss-
shefe a pepey saved ;. penny made. o
~hieb sholesOnie Hazifn be souid dssirs ths
p,ihlir 90 bear 90 mfnd. ~ girins hia q csil
before b'fytrr thsy sdl 'fsrs
katisttsE Nst.tr. irfI.
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FElESHz OY>TERS
20 ECth LD dsH. fIO@ Bsurs"s.
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B"rSat"S, RS0rg 0t.S!
'VNtik subscriber t.kss this nssihod of Inform
ing hi, friends siJ the puhi,c in general.
hat he has now on hsuS geteIsI
Assortment Of Goods,
In his line, consisting IN part, a. follows. VIZ
Cloths, CAs.imere., Saline It's, and YestinC
Cshton and other FiAnnels,
A complete assortment Of ready made cloth
Ing. consisting Of Over-eoAts, BOdy-eoat..
Froek-eoais aud Coates
PautaiooHs Vests, and ROundabouts,
A general sssoTtment OF Hats. Cans, Boots,
Shoe, and Pumps.
Ai>o-i.eaih aud other travelling Trunks
Add. "a short. every Article necessary 10 ft out
EenileWs1 in the most approved syie IN
coneiusion; Only ask = call from the public end
feet sstis6 & that shall be able 10 give general
satisfaction.
y Is. Clothing OF every description m ads nj
IN the latest and most approved style, and at
the shortest notice.
WILLIAM J STEPHENS
Hsrpers-Fsrrv, Nov. Ia, lsll.-if
Rail Road Money Wanted
NNTZ will take sns mount OF Rail Road
w Money at Par, for Goods at issssa es,l
prizes. JJ& EP MILLER
Dec. Q.
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Groceries x l.B0uOr-.


HANE yet fsrTtssd . H-W s.-r.uasst ~
J Gr..rsfi.. .Rd L'gf''s ~hi.h d. -da,'ipH a.
nv f,r-s. .t7rt I 80, sf.s 'i~i ~ 20 = ssfY
large s..nrIn@ai ~h,rp Z P'rd<e rns-sif H. ell
>. l~ o. ihey can hr huught siss atsfs; tie
foiip~ing are is pert ~
GROCERIES.
Bet ? ,rto Hiro a1d y. 80 Sfgsr.
s,rup snd y. - Nol,s.e-. 80 cts. per gsil5n,
III snd Limp Srgar,
Piftp Hte, Ro ~ iass CDf-s.
Ippse'sl ssa tyson rsss, 62t eis per H..
Csssudf.h Tsbsece,
Cheese. tire, Chgcolats. Is4ixo arch AL
spec. Psspss. Ceppsrss GinEsr. ~sifPsife.
Wiutsr ~trsn~d Oi. warF fHisd a. b. genuine.
Fah OF sperm. No'i 4 s7d Dipped Csndlss
LFQU TORS
Wines -Champsgss. Pasi. NsSeirs, Lisbon
NtIsrs aad Cftrsi. ~ e surerfor q8aity,
Cssrttc Bfsudy " ihr bes' qusiuy.
C..a.unp Bran Nv ~ 90. PEI gallon,
UYIsnf sad col nm ~ 0tn,
Nse EaFttaf Hun
whsse, 81 refy a. qtaify. ct 50 o.. sal.
Porter aad Nsr Efg 500 tidsr.
Jsmsifa spirits. and naug nihrr qiofs.
ions RDkENBAJGi, Jr
Ws.psrs-Fsrfy Dec
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THriIe, Crabs. kObssers,
SaF0ceHs. 1s-tBe. Sc.


~ rhstsFsr si-s ia hts lone. shieb sdl con5ars
% the efsthrst,an o. TIE Efssiss spicars
trsn ihe street order k-pt a hn sstssItsh
ment and ihs rather fsufef iarauor thsrssf
stnt'-msa rsH faiiY 81 ~ hen elves 80 srsad
tn arrfethis hiuf - feiaastton frau sustar.s
Tee speedy Isle be be- - a Cor be- Ds.tsrs
gsfiifuisfiy si 80 Gee. iafHfss him CO. Low fH
FhE PHiCF 90 Wls UY-TfRs ioef 81 Der
esnf ick ssiss sHi smtn pfoas bsiar h,s
fnuiio Thaas firtHE nfstsf ~nT prs sfi AZ 10
o. ihsir siraetfEe Co rIvs him ell go 81 ~
suisse ihef b. snrszef ia ~ rihs busiasss b.
sonssqusotiY csa dsrois 90 his tinls 10 ths &C.
eommotsiisa N BE- c,.siou.sfs
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chsgissioss, Dee . 1851
EFN p ia BE Oyster rom u tspt =
bisat htok b. vhira uhaisTsr s vfonr sbou'
ne ssisbl.shmrni caa BE- voted deaa ! sfl
isks q ss psfiic4isr fsVcs ~ gsniieasn 4, "a
81. Fef ~ eadsavor shsH BE- sfstiaf - = ,
Peft 20 W - plssss ne pasHa - ever fsspsst
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