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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
TRUSTEE,S SALE.

DY virtue of a deed of trust, executed by Thomas
- L. Leavel to me as trustee to secure Haden
Leavel in certain sums therein specified dated April
7th, 1841, and recorded in the Probate Clerks Office
for Carroll county, State of Mississippi, Book D.,
pages 563, 564 and SOS. will sell on Saturday, the
I'd day of April 1872 to the highest bidder for cash.
at public auction, at the residence of T. t. Leave,
near Black Hawk, Carroll county, Mississippi be-
tween the hours of 10 and A o'clock, the following
property mnch thereof will satisfy said
of money, viz s. George, Katy, two dining tables,
dining and tea sett table ware, decanters wine
glasses castor, pitchers, knives and forks, farm
ing and kitchen utensils and furniture, small
writing desk, side board chairs, carpet, books,
together with any household furniture not mentioned
above. Also hogs and meat
will convey such title only as is vested in by
said deed of trust.
ST. LANE
Sept. 80, 164I. 4l-6m.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

Judge Shattuck addressed the sovereigns of
Brandon, in Rankin county, on Monday last,
and was replied TO by Franklin Smith, ESQ.,, a
candidate for district attorney. While Mr..
Smith was going on in his usual ranting man.
ner,-talking about every thing but the SUBJ
iect under discussion, and about nothing in
particular,-Judg Shattuck sat very quietly,
ready to take notes, in order to reioin, if ne
cessary. Al last, getting weary, the Judge
asked him, when would he get to point? al
don't know, Sir" says Smith. "Well then,''
said the Judge. 81 will leave you," and walked
off, the audience following. Mr.. Smiths poll
tica speeches always have a very moving eff
feet upon his hearers !-Southron.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
lNSOLVENT NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed by the Honora-
bic Probate Court of Carroll county, Commits.
sioners of Insolvency on the estate OF Catha-
rne Caraway, deceive will meet at the
Counting Room Of Messrs Bryan & Sanders,
on the End Saturday in each month, for six
months, for the purpose of examining the claims
against the estate of said deceased.
VIM. SANDERS,
T. T. KIMBROUGH,
July 9th, l64l. Boom.
Printer fee 1927
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

Judge Shattuck, our candidate for Cover
nor, addressed our citizens, pursuant to ap-
pointment, on Wednesdaylast. Mr.. Tucker
having been prevented from attending by
sickness, Gen. Foote appeared in his behalf.
The debate, which was almost exclu-
sIvely on the bond question, was opened by
Judge S. in speech of one hour and halt.
Gen. Foote followed in speech Of two hours;
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
Wednesday, February Is, 1889.

"a bill to be entitled AN act to incorpo-
rate the Columbus and Tnmhigbee transporta.
ton company being the special order OF tic
day for three O'Clock.
The motion of Mr.. Tucker to lay the amend
ment of Mr. Walton on the table, and the
motion of Mr.. Walton to amend said motion,
and include the bill, being withdrawn,
Mr.. Walton offered the following amend
ment to said bill:
Amend by adding THAT said Tombigbee
transportation company shall, within siy
months after the passage of this act, redeem
their issues of bank paper in specie or its
equivalent, and in case they should fail or re-
fuse to do SO, they shall forfeit this charter.
The question being taken thereon,
1t was decided in the affirmative.
The ayes and nays being demanded by three
Senators,
Those who voted in the affirmative were,
Mr.. President (B1NGAMAN,) Messrs. Angus
tus, Farrar, Cranberry, Haley, KERN, Mat
! thews, Treyweek, Wall, Walker and Wal
ton-Il.
Those who voted in the negative were,
Messrs. Coffee, Dease. Ives, Kyle, Ragsdale,
TUCKER and Walker.
On motion of Mr.. Tucker,
Said bill, as amended, was considered as
The question was then put,
"Shall this bill pass?" 1t was decided in
the affirmative.
The yeas and nays on the final passage are
not given in the Journal.
The reader will have noticed, perhaps, the
name of Mr.. Walker, on both sides of the
question on the amendment. 1t so appears in
the Journal, and, if the record is true, Mr..
Walker was for and against the provision in
Mr.. Walton's motion.
In our paper of yesterday we made an ex-
tract from the journal, showing that on the
9th of February, 1889, Mr.. Walton moved
that this Columbus and Tombigbee company
be required to redeem their shinplasters issued
while it was unncorporated, in specie. This
was voted down by s ayes to 8 noes. Binga-
man, the bank man in favor of compelling the
company to pay specie for their shinplasters-
Tucker the Amt Bank man, being opposed to
ut. 1t was our opinion, that if such a require
ment had been made of any bank, in any part
of the State, save the highly honored portion,
upon which Mr.. Tucker had conferred the ia
vor of his residence, he, Mr.. Tucker, would
have voted for it. 1t is our opinion, and for
these reasons, he has been and was then, we
feel sure, clamorous against Banks and Bank
suspensions, anxious to force them to specie
payments, therefore he would have voted for
demanding of them return to specie pay
ments, but he would have not been SO strait
laced with his neighborhood Institutions, as
his course in reference to this company
proves.
The attempt of Mr.. Walton to require the
company to redeem their shinplasters in specie,
having failed on the 9th of February, he re-
news ton the 18th. His last proposition gave
them six months time-being more lenient
than the first, which was rather peremptory.
The same anomaly occurs in the decision of
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

Posi- OFFcE DEPARTMENT.-A correspond
ent of the Baltimore American says, it has been
ascertained that this department of the gene
raj government was left in debt by the last adj
ministration something like $50O,OOO.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
FROM THE NATCHEz COURIER.
TUCKER AND sHIN-PLASTERs

We yesterday promised that consistent An
THANK man Tallabola Tucker, that we would
wait upon him again this morning. We do
so with another short extract from the Senate
Journal of 1889, pages, 286 and 2S7.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

The Locofocos have at last had meeting
in this county and nominated ticket for the
Legislature, styled the Anti-bond and Veto
Ticket. We learn that one of their candidates
resides in Madison county, and has declined
serving. A party is TO be ptied that cannot
find four candidates in the county to run on
their ticket Southron
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

The Hon. D. O. SHATTucK and II. nj. TUCKER,
ESQ, candidates for Governor will address their fell
low citizens at the following times and places, viz
Monday the Both August at Kosciusko,
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

this proposition which attracted attention in
the vote of the 9th.
BINGAMAN, the Bank man voted for reoui-
sition that the Columbus and Tombigbee COM
pany should redeem their shinplasters in spe-
Gle within six months.
TUCKER, the Anti-Bank man. voted AGAINST
this requisition, having previously OPPOSED
their being compelled to pay them in specie
at ALL
We have adduced these proceedings of the
Senate, as evidence, that whenever his own
personal feelings or the interests of the por-
ton of this State in which he resides were ap-
parently involved, T. NJ. Tucker, the locofoco
candidate for Governor, deserted those princi-
pies, which he has declared should be eternal.
unyielding, and immutable. We charge in
consistency upon him, and to prove it, con-
trast his Tombigbee votes, with his known and
frequent declarations in reference to banking
Institutions
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
LIST OF LETTERS

Carrollton, Sept. 30, 1871. In
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BURLINGTON VERMONT FRIDAY. NOVEMBER SAL
MOFFA1'S NEGEIABLE LEE MEDIlINES III

lyI These n,,l.in,s g., ra in,l,I,o1 r 81. -. 80.
their mnniG.s and snnsl 49, ~. 'ief na,i'c u
sprnrsnnJ channels Of l;i;, a,J 0n II, purIy,ns lh'
renewed lone and visor ,r man. ,niumi ''ein Will
cnses,yhcb have been moin i ,',n n ceT,lle,
every snecjes nCJjseosr,o vtinp ,h a." ~ ".,os
liable The hnpnv Tec,s of N"rr,, , r,''''e Is
PuTN1x BIrrrns have leon rra,Gi ,l LII LII ~ AH L
acknowledged Lv The ner.nns Ionnai, J"u pd'!.Js
were prevo,lslv maronntc anu Wno
osophica prnmin mon ,vIh he, p,,-
ed and mon which ,bev con ra,nn',. o,
The LIFE MEDICINES rei"nma,n a. -
diseases of every farm and ;,i WY III E
operation is TO loosen from ,b cna,s 81 ,b nt
and Lovnl. tho var,,,. ,n,r, s t " o'o'''aVh
stantv se,ng around Them and e. to
,lcned faces when rnlleri in ,hn n,,, VI. &C. dr.
smalles, n,e.,inos Other n,c'iio,n n,i,, " ~
ceanseibcse and lea We s,,.t crile,I P"',i"ly
as TO produce habnal rosveness Win ali H. Ut,
evils or s,,jen diorrbpa VIM H., i,n,i, n ,', Vi
This fact is well known IN mi rngIan 1t"
who examine the human bowels after death and bn,,
the prejudice ofthose well informed men naa ms,
metlicne,-or medicines prepared and heraldaJ ,o
the public by ignorant persons The second ei;,c, M
the Life Medicines is TO cleanse ,bc kidneys ami IN,
bladder and by this means The liver and the lnns h
healthfIlaclon ofwhich entirely depcnds upon he ra
guary of the urinary organs. The blood which
takes IT'S red color from the agency Of the livcranJ tho
lungs before ii passe, int the heart being Tins nnri1
by them, and nouri> he'd by food coming from a cleon
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HEADACHE.

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
- which has been used in families, every member
of which has had sick headache from infancy, as a
constitutional family complaint and has cured efiec
tually in every instance yet known amounting to ma
ny hundreds. 1t is not unpleasant to the taste and
does prevent the daily avocations ofone using it
it must be persevered in, and the is gradual but
certain and permanent. Instances are constantly
multipl yng where this distressing complaint is COM
pleely relieved and cured although Of years standing
by the use of DR.. Spohn's celebrated remedy. One
decided preference is its peasantness having none Of
the nauseating effect of common drugs.
Its perfectly satisfactory, that the proprietor has
given directions for his agents refund the price to
any one who is not pleased with and even cured by
1t. lie hopes also that this may its great ben
ets the distressed sufferers who are laborng under
Heaaache. +. SPOHN, NJ. d.. inventor and Pro-
prletor.
Sold by COMSTOCK 4. CO.. II Maiden Lane
New York. PECK Il S AR Wholesale
Agents. few doors east of the Post Office, Burng-
ton, VI. NO
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NOTICE.-;LJeM Medicine is best known by the
L cures 1t periorms.ef1. |. Newon's Panacea
or Purifier of the Blood. The unparalleled and still
increasing reputation which this medicine has acqair-
ed throughout the New England States and the MANY
cures ii has performed, and the great demand made
for ii by the advice ofphysicans well acquainted with
It's preparation, has induced the proprietor to extend
It's circulation to almost every town in the eastern
States and the principal towns the United States
This Panaces warranted purely vegetable, and is not
surpassed by any other medicine ever offered to the
afflicted as It's extensive sale and grea, popularity
plainly prove II has within the last eighteen months
cured its thousands ofthe most obstinate diseases, a,
can he proved by certificates, and is pronounced by
eminent and respectable physicians the beS, medicine
IN use. Useful Information may be found in circular,
containing certificates of and directions for ta
king the medicine. The following appointed agents.
Burlington, p f c X and S EAR, r. Moody
s. Adams, Curtis and Ru>sel-Milton, c. Drake
Milton Falls, Burnct and Sawyer-WaterviIle, Fisk
and Brown,--- Ilinesburgh, Hull and Cook-Fairlax,
Parker and acknowledgements, Adams and Murray
Z-Camhrdgc, NJ. Wres-Inderhl, NJ. c. Barney
North Fcrrlsburgh, II. G. Wicker-Georgia, A. Bliss
WiIliston, n. Observation-Disclosures Green L. Rhodes
johnson, G. l.. Warner and Co-Monkton, Ethan
Slnih-Bakersfield Arlington and NORTHUMBERLAND
heId, Durhet ana farnsworth. e.o.p1y.tl9
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- USSELL'S STOMACH BI1'TERS NAV Z
~ used in Wine watcr.-These celebrated bit,ers
are composed purely of vegetables Of the most inno-
cent yet specific virtues They are recommended par
ucuarly for restoring weak constitutions cleansing
ana strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
appetite-also preventative against the cholera NOR
bus, lever and ague, removing nausea, vomiting,
heart burning, weakness in the breast, pain in the
stomach and other symptoms otaiulencc and indiges-
ton. One box will tinc,urc one gallon. Price % cts.
box.
RussELL's lrcn OINrMENr.-This choice and safe
ointment is said to lie superior any now in use for
that di>aerecabc and loath>ume disease, The ITCH.
his Ointment Is so ccartain in its operation that
person troubled with the above disorder ought TO be
without II. 1t is remedy for cutaneous cruptions,
scorhlc affections Of the head, any other break
ont which arises from sharp humors in the blood.
Price 25 cts. "A box.
Rus>ELL's VEGETABLE BILIOUS PILLS. or family
physlc for general use, in cases of Jaundc-, morbid
>enshility OF the stomach and bowels loss Of appetite,
inid breath, cosveness, lfes and all diseases aris-
ing from hillary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fur correcting
the state Of tAesbood AND cleansing the system OF
toni and viscif hunours. These pills are a mild ca
lhartic, producing neyler rajns gripping, and are
therefore "a valuable and hi hly approved medicine,
and are pronounced such by the most distinguished
physclans. Each box containing 80 Pills. Price
37scts. a'tox,
R,IAe's celebrated SALT RHEuM OrNrMENr.-Ths
inqRctionably tlfc best and safes, remedy ever vet
e1eredto the public for that obstinate disorder SALT
hHftM. Where other means have failed, it has sue
ceedcd, and tile fact that has been extensively used
by eminent Practitioners speak, volumes in ITS praise
1t is equally elicacious in all diseases of the skin
scad head, ring worms and the most nvetcrale Itch
&c. &c. Numerous certificates might lie obtained,
hut the proprietor chooses that iaE trial >hoad the
only evidence gifts superior efficacy Price 80 cents
box. For sale by Peck 4. Spear and Rolsr, MOODY.
Burng'on; DR.. {. f. Miles, and Hui & Cook, Hines,
ourgh; ;. II. Barnc>, Charlotte; L. James, Georgia
l.. Tyler, Essex; Fuller & Huntington, Richmond
Also, by the druggists and merchants generally
throughout the state. % en-.
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NJ ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. This
~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivalled
for hetolowine complaints, viz: Dyspepsia, or lndi-
Se>ton, diseased Liver, bilious disorders, Drop>y A>th
ma, Cosvenc>s, Worms and loss Of Appetite. and by
cleansing the stomach and bowels, cures pains in the
side, stomach and breast, colds and coughs of long
standing, Hoar>enc>s, shorness of breath, Nervous
complaints etc, which are frequently the elect Of DIS
ease. For Fever and Agtc, it is most valuable pre-
ventative as well as sovereign remedy. Its virtues
>urpass any thing heretofore known in removing St.
Nltus' Dancc,-two bottles have leen known to cure
this affecting disease after having laliled every excr
ton tor four years 1t has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints. is pleasant to take
and >oea>y IN ITS operatlon that il may lie administered
10 the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen,
and a large number of ladies, who have proved the
virtues OF the Medicine by personal use and that ofther
families. bill occricaeS accompanies each bottle,
with directions. 1t may lie had Wholesale or reIai OF
;. Britain, Barre, and }. c. Farnam, East Williams
town, VI. sole proprelur>. Prepared from the orig in
al recipe; for sale by +. H. Prentiss, Montpelier and
PECK d.SPEAR
Burlington, and in the prncipa towns IN the state ;aI
directions signed in the hand writing of he proprietor
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M CORES ESSENCE OF LlFE.-A

/ M CORES ESSENCE OF LlFE.-A Valuable
lVA Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will be the
means of saving thousands from an untinicly grave
success, and found very elIcacous in the following
diseases, viz Consumption, Whoopng Coughs, COM
mon Coughs, Colds, diaicnlt Breathing, Influenza,
Clumsy, Asthma, Phthsic, Splitting OF Blood, Flatu-
every kind Cramps, Rickets, Collie, Caarrh, Dysen-
tary, Faning, Hypochondriac Affections, Headaches,
Sickness at Stomach, Measles, preventive of Con-
tagio,is diseases, Gout and Rheumatism.
fCjSThc above Medicine is prepared by Henry Sey-
mour, of Hadley, Mass. from the Original Recipe, by
the direction of said Moore and sold by HIM and the
principal Druggists in the unedStaies.
Sold wholesale and retail, by Peck g. Spear,
Burlington, and by thedealers generally through
out the country
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+ A Il nj + OR ALE.

THE subscriber being DESTROYS to retire from active
l. business, now offers to dispose of his Il AR NJ,
situated in Colchester, half mile of the Stage
road leading from Burlington to ST. Albans and only
six miles from Burlington. Said Farm is handsomely
situated, containing so acres of as good land as
can befound in Chlt!enden couny,and under as high
state Of cultsMHn, having been under the improve
ment of an English Agricultural the last twenty
three years. There is on the Farm convenient
House, with never failing well Of pure water al tbs
door good Barn, with convenient sheds attached
toit, a valuable wood lot Of Beach and Maple, and
fine Orchard Of choice Fruit. Any person wishing to
purchase such farm above described, had better
make application soon to James Scott, Poar street.
Burlington, or the subscriber on the premises
WILLIAM SCOTT.
Burlington, July 6, l9il,
3T n. B.-Tcrms of payment viii be made very
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NOTTCE.

VIE subscribers having transferred their entire
= stock OF Druge& Medicines to IT. A. PECK a.
a. Z. SPEAR-take this occasion to make their ac-
khowiedgeTens3o their friends &the Public for their
liberal and long continued patronage which has been
extended 10 them as druggists and at the same time
they beg leave strongly to recommend their success.
sors- Nlessrs PECK & SPEAR as regularly bred
rnGglsts and that on their fidelity andexperience the
Public may fully rely.
J. & j. II. PECK g. Co.
Burlington Sept. 20 l9il
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NJ NEW SILK GOODS. IN

DHELPS KlMBALL, "A State street, Boston,
/ have received their Fall supply of SILK GOODS
embracing a complete assortment OF fashionable and
desirable articles in their line, 10 which they invite
the attention OF purchasers, for Cash, or on short
credit TO whom they will lie sold at the lowest mar
ket prices Their assortment consists in part Of the
following artices;-
Blk synshews and sarsnet>, Merno and cloak stufis
Blk and blue-ba gro de Book and Swiss mu>lins,
Swiss, Shaws Of all kinds,
Plain and rich fgd gro' de Fancy handkerchief, and
Naples, scars, in great variety,
Chine silks of all kinds, Pocket handkerchiefs OF
Striped and hg'd Rep. silks all kinds,
Bonnet sllks-satlns, Linen camhrlc and cam
Florences, serge, crepe H. bric handkerchieis,
see Italian < French cravats,
Plain and 6g'd satin vest "a. SO, 49, 40 inch,
Inps Gloves, mems, womcn's
Blk, blue. black and cold & cdren's silk, buck,
bonbaznes and wooden,
Blk and blue-bk silk vel Ribbonscap bonnet, belt,
vets, tatta and satin,
Plain and fg'd mousseline Galloons French and En-
de lame, glish--shoe ribbons,
Eslenne>, printed Saxo- Sewing silk, twist, brads,
MES, cords, &c. &c.
Boston, September |, lsil CIV.
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- Headache SNUFF This Snulls superior TO any
thing yet known, for removing that troublesome dis
case, the Catarrh and also cold in the Lead aud the
headache. II opens and purge> out all distractions
strengthens The gland, and healthy action to the
parts affected. 1t is perfectly tree from any thing dele
leriou> IN It's compo,ilon-has pleasant flavor and
rs immediate elect, after being used is abgreeabie-
Price 81 cents per bottle.
Docl. Marsha's Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER
This Plaster Is unrvalled for curing scroilouS swell
lmgs, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back and Fresh Wounds f.;
pains IN the sides, Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails TO
give relief IN local Rheumat>ms. If applied To the
side it will cure many OF the common Liver Compa int;
and Is equal, II not superior, to any thing in for
cous on the feet the virtues of tins Plaster have been
witnessed by thousands Of individuals IN the United
States, who have tested lis efficacy. Sold blythe pro-
pretori Cha.. Bowen, Mlddebury, W., and PECK u
SPEAR, Burlington, Vt. rel
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Real Estate For Sale.

A BOUT sixteen acres of land, lying in Tnderhill
n adjoining the farm Of Reuben Parker, with good
house and barn thereon, leng the house and land
owned and possessed by Reuben Bond, deceased at
the time of his death, is offered for sale. The
lands of good quality and lies upon the hill road
leading from Underhill village to Cambridge Persons
wishing to purchase will please make application TO
the subscriber.
ZlBA w. CHURCH, admir- de bonis non,
of the estate OF Reuben Bond.
Underhill, Aug. IA, 164l. llf
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500 X & WARD.

NT(M INV MD mas been offered Tor months
P W. to any one who will use botleof
HQy'S Imminent for The PHeS,
without being cured. OF thousands sold in no one
instance has il failed of cure. Proof overwhelming
to be had where tits sold. Its also certain cure in
nearly erery case.
(Externally,) in the following compaints-For the
Piles for all dropsy tender feet throat by can
GERS or ulcers, Group whooping cough, scad head,
lghness of the chest, especially in children, foul Ill
GERS of the legs or other fungus Sores however obsr-
nate or long standing, fresh wounds, chblains etc
LOOK OuT.-Sonc SrindierS hare countcrfeited
THIS article, and pUHup ,riM rariouS derces Do not
be imposed upon. One thing only will protect YOU
1t is the name Of CONSIOCk d. co: that name
must be ARRAYS on the rrdgTer, or You may be cheat
and test by that, or never buy ; for it is impossible
for any other TO be true or genuine ng
Sold by CONS1'OCk d. co, II Maiden Lane
New York. + c d AR, Wholesale
Agents, few doors east of the Post Office, Burng-
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New Fall Goods.

II NJ WRIGHT q Co. have Just received as
IL .sor,ment of entire new patterns NJ. de LANES,
Dark English prints, A Scotch Gnghams, Cotton
LsIc Thread and Linen Laces Plaid 'Ihibets, Elan
nels Ga new article for childrens wear) Plaid Shawls,
etc which are offered at very low prices.
ALSO,
A new stock of Farewels Cater Boots, Walking
Shoes Spring heel and French Kid Ties aud Slippers,
Lade,' half CATERS Ga new artice,) Misses do. all
which will be sold cheap the cheapest.
Aug 25.