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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

NEs-Rs. Eorrous-Pcrccving no answer to
my question in the 18th number Of your papc,
except that ok. o., which consider tedious and
unfit for practice in the field, and, having som,
leisure, have concluded to furnish an answer
myself, inwhich the quantities necessary for so.
luton are obtained directly, ard not be approx
nation.
Q1ef'on,--"Requrcd rule for laying out a
given quantity Of land, from one given side and
two lines dWcrgng or conycrging and a line pa.
rlcl with the given side
Sgh,t'o7.-Thc rule contains four cases.
/. When the lines converge, and the angle.
made by the given side and the conycrging lines
are each less than a right angle.
,. When the lines diycrge, and the angles made
by the given side and the diycrging lines are each
greater than a right angle or, which is the same
their compliments each less than a right angle.
Rlh.--DNidc the sine of the sum of the said
angles or their compliments, as the case may be-
by the rcctangle of the siucs Of those angles Call
Ibis quantity q. Then, for the first case, from
lt OIL iIt piNtu Sluc subtract Twice inc 81
ven area multiplied by Q. Take the square root
which vii! bc the length of the parallel side. For
the second case, to the square of the given side
add twice the area multiplied by Q-tako the
square root--this will be the length of the paraI.
lei side.
3. When the lines converge, and the angles
made by the given side and the conyerging lines
one is grcatcran the other less than right angle
4, When tholincs diyorgc, and the angles made
by the given side and the diycrring lines one is
greater and the other less than a right angle.
Ruh.-Diylc the sine of the difference of the
angles by the rcctanglc of the sncs ofthosc angles
Call this q. Then, for the third case, from the
square Of the given side subtract twice the area
multiplied by G. Take the square root. For
the 4th case, to the square of the given side add
the same quantity and take the square root. The
result in each case will be the length Of the paral
lei side. Take the difference between the two pa
rallel Sides divide this difference by Q-the result
will be the perpendicular distance between the
parallel sides. This distance and the parallel sides
being found, all the rest may be obtained by tri.
gonometry. ST.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

We take the following plIn for d. Fiscal
t..,,., f,,.., ,l., .l...,,,,,., ,l.,-,., 3D.;
~. ,r.,'., ,.'..-.' -,
ul"' l's' S ADMINISTRATIONS us 'tIhE the
second plan for an institution 10 receive, sllekecp
and disbursa the public revenue. that has appca.
red I'm the NaIs3nilq since the adjournment %,
C,.,.--..g ...l l..;,. h,-.r,,,,,Ii,,, 10, ,r,;.u-
''''
,-.'7-''l',''' .'7 "a7.' nor Io"'-'.i'l su'-'i'a-
sl-y, part bank, part post Office, and the the ball
ar-. rvaffrr--rf ,r,v r,.-lIry be- that, tho prc-i-
don't has q hand iy then. anil I'm This ,4,.,rcr
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''.'. '.''''''' Say ''D '''''
Oh IFl'H he j. small potatoes, very and # he
c-cull,es to build third party, he viii find him
self yorfyIly mistaken. He INNS, ci,h,, ,,ri,o
himself with fhs Democrats mr. V-li,,- or.,,,fr
......,..:...-5.. ,..t.-..-......r
'''''' '.''' P'''' VIII '''''e 10
MIN
ENCHEQUER or THE UNITED STATES.
Far rsl.;,;y, sgc Ll.g,,., o,,y I,I,,-.;.,.. H..
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12
Dreadful Accident.

On Saturday evening last the cry Of fire wa.
heard in our streets, and upon examination it wa,
found tina, tae alarm originated q, the dwelling Of
Mr.. Josiah Shall one Of the mos, worthy and in.
dusinous citizens in this place. I, appears ,aat
Mr. II. Is a believer in the ThomPsoaian system
Of medicine, and willis: engaged in pouring out
prescription Of No. G, the gas was i5n.teI By d
candle which he held in his hand, and mmeIia-
iely enyeloped him in flames, and SO severely
barn; him that his recovery was considered doubt.
fll Immediately after the accident We ace plea
sed to learn, however that he is gradually recoy-
c;ing
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12
michigan INSTRUMENTATION Result.

Whcw, how The coon skins ly! What a terri
Iible havoc among log cabins, cider barrels, gourds.
and all the other glorious principles Of whisgcy!
Did you eyorl MicMgan-the land OF Wi,d-Cai
and Red-Dog whiggcy-where bank oppression
and corruption seemed to be more tightly and
firmly fastened on the people than any where else,
has at last thrown of the calling yoke and visited
her oppressors with perfect tornado Of indigna-
ton! John 5. Barry, the anti-bank-su,pcn.ion
democratic candidate for governor, and Orgcn II.
Richardson, the candidate for lieutenant governor
and democrat Of the same school, are elected by
majority gilmore than 5000. NOT \ So
LITARY WING HAS BEEN ELECTED
TO EITHER HOUSE OF THE LEGIsLA-
TURE' Glory enough for so small a state.
The following are all the returns for governor
NO have vet received;
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

The State pays 81 bounty on every wolf scalp
taken within the limits Of this State. We under
stand that the Commissioners of this county
have resolved to pay the SUN of50 cents as an Oh.
dtiona bounty for every wolf taken within tn,
limits Of La Sale county. The resolve took
effect on the Is, inst.
We understand Sheriff RcIliek will pay clsI
for the State bounty, and will receive the count,
bounty in payment of taxes, upon the delivery o
the scalps at his office. Prime up, marksmcn
You can't do your State oryour purse better scr
vice these hard times, than to follow wolf killing
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

Driring Nails into hard Uood.-We
have lately seen another experiment of
driving nails into hard seasoned timber
fully tried. The first two nails, after
passing through pine board, entered
about an inch, and then doubled down I'M
der the hammer; but, on dipping the
points of the other six or eight nails into
lard, every one was driven home without
the least difficulty. Carpenters who are
engaged in repairing old buildings some
times carry small lump of lard or tallow
for this purpose on one of their boots or
shoes.-NeC GeneSee Farmer.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12
England and Chiuu---Inie and Important
News from Canton.

The position OF those two great powcrs-Enc-
land and China-s continually increasing in in
tercst to the whole world. The breach between
them is constantly becoming wider and more dii-
iicut, and if the English arc determined to COM
pei the naughty "cclesta5" to accede to all their
demands, they may make up their minds to un-
dertakc the conquest or dsmembcrmcnt Of the
whole empire. a people who regard all foreign
or. with contemplate barbarans-who consider
themselves masters of the world, and imagine that
their "grcat wall oncloscs at least two thirds OF
this mundane sphere, are not going to be brought
to their knees by the destruction of a city or two
and the loss Of fow thousand soldiers. Whc-
,hor influenced by such considerations or not, we
are unable to say, but it isccctan the British have
made another very fierce attack uponthc Chinese.
and appear to be determined on pushing matters
to extremities. The. particulars of this movement
were brought to New York on the 23dul, by the
ship Narraganset, which sailed from Macoa on the
LIST Of June last, remained at Java until the 9th
of July, and thence sailed direct to New York
The plan of attack having been maturcd the
British forces, consisting Of about a dozen of war
steamers and 5000 men, set sail for Canton river,
where they arrived on the 2lsl of May. From the
moment of their arrival, it became palpabe that
the Chinese contemplated immediate hostilities
Every street in Canton leading to the river had
become masked battery, and every exposed part
Of the city had been fortified, and the whole man.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12
From the Vermont Spirit Of the Age.
DREAM ON.

ArR-1He "Curria DJtt.
n,oao, an, G,nd fool dream on, to the last,
Dream on of her angel truth
Mar 5rcom that the VOWS from her lips that past
Are as false as the pledges Of youth.
An kpccl at her feet again, poor boy,
And hang on her idle words,
And think them rs sweet, in thy rlPiurous Joy'
As the MARBLE of springs first birds.
Dream on , till the truth shall make You start
Away from her fond embrace,
And Experience lays her head on your heart
And looks, with a snccr, IN your taco
Then awaken to life with your poor heart "f'A.
Like tree in the winter s.ies,
and learn ho,o completely wama7F fo"s"
Has pulled the jcooi ora yoRr eyes,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12
From the Missouri Argus.
Western Commerce.

II II 20 ''S"' " o"''" anu NeeP ahoa'
o' ''''i iva" an cAPens'Ne Navy 10
P'o'''' '''' S"'P'' o'.Ss anu Schooners OF
''s'''" '"0'o"''i'' II 10 ''S"' 10 40 inc
so",t '""ts io' western merchants II de-
'''Ho''' - " - ''S"' " ou''u i'g't ho"-
80 ''I,'' ''solo"' 'oON9 '''' '''o''' anu
NO'P cunning /" '''o'lI every h'Sht
~ o'','' ''''' '','' I'''',' ,e'Se'S h','S'''ns
''c ''c"ti an" '''e i'dNcS may 90 SO III
o''''!' II Is ''7"' 10 o".'u !'S''' houses on
'''' "'S'T'" waters 10 Indicate 'ne pres
cn'G oi '"o'1S, IocNS ana SnagS' IL 1t IS
"S" W ou''" "''ooI' ana oFcaNWa'ers
ana piers 'oF INC convenience OIL eastern
'ne'c"an. Vessels II Is r'gn' 10 10 'he
same "'lI's !or ulc accommodation OF
"cS'cI' merchant Vessels
y ~" .''o"s'.'" Uo'Iurs " year VIII Keep
u'e d,SS'SS'Pr'' 'nc missouri, "'e hed.
','o mtN"u'"S' 'n' C''o' ''ie Usage ana
'''c i.''"Ois MYERS Tree from every ODD
s""o"U"' N'''Io''S ''Ie "'''""fiy I"'lsi'eu
"Po" VIC N"'! iol ''c Pro'cc'Ioh OIL cast
q" 'V'"'''0' o'---'"'e''cn'' s"!P' oi war
'.c " NC 80" "Po" '''e A""iic' .Ae IA
enc al" inc i"","n oceans III lhc NE
u''', ,H''e'''' '''0 n'I''c' 'ne DriuSn, anu
'''V O"'''1' "S we" as III ule Oafr'ooean
Se"S' an" III ''.u frozen Days ana rniis
Vi ''' -'O''n' ~ uo ''''s western men
vote without respect 10 party Yet the
WEST CANNOT OBTAIN ''f' SMALLEST sums 10
'e"'o'c ''c '''os' ordinary oos'rucliohs III
"es,cth "a'c's' nc cost OF building
S'"gie snip Vi war "oola clear Out tie
,"P'"" " 'i1 -ilSS''s'PPi ana confer all
'uca'c"i'o.o o'eSS'IS upon inc ehuFe pop
ul"'on VI "'e norm western Porlion OF
,nc ln''aol''o part oi lhe ohi'eu states.
Du' as ''e ',N'G Sn'PPlhs interest would
''o' W ''i'''''0''V'y interested, 'I'c aPPfo-
P!'a'om re-. ca"Ho' DC maze; Inc cost oil
''''""""'S 1'"'',''I lf'9a!c' lor one
!e"'' """Io 't'''cf "'o Usage '''er' wi,c"
Is ono Vi u'0 ocSe III America na''S'DIc
u 'ne territory Oh 'l'e INDIANS lcro"uea
upon our "tS,c'" oo'uc'S) ih'uWay pe.
'Wee' 'nu A'NaI'sas anu tHe missouri
rivers nu money expended upon u'e
Ica l"'ch 10 Sral'ly eastern merchants
"ouIu 'cnueF "'e ONO easy oil navigation
anu dement, more tian 'liree miIliohS OF
people, nc money Pa'u LOT une snip
pennsylvania would clear Out Ked hlVer
70 inc eAaS line ana the Missouri TO the
loot oil the Rocky Mountains Inc mon
ey expended upon the light houses and
nreakWaleFs, "'0"e' would clear out the
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

Daniel Wtj,tlr.-Thc umor that Daniel VI eb.
stcr will shortly retire from the Cabinet appears
TO be generally credited in the eastern papers. 1t
Is said he intends to resume the practice of the
law, either in Boston or New \ orh; and the v.
y. Journal Of Commerce says that Judge Cpshcr
will be Secretary OF State when Mr.. Webster re-
sig1s and Mr. Gushing will be made Secretary
of the Navy.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

LET US open fresh set Of Books. - Wcjs'r'
TIE Acc9um' Current
Since the Presidential canvass, and since the
Wings have shown how they manage the affair,
of Government, the following States have held
elections, and declared in language, not to be
misunderstood, that the people are recovering
from the fumes Of the log cabin humbugs. Th,
Democracy have gained, since the election Of
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

SAID fellow to Jew, a while ago,
"dld you know that they hang Jews and
jackasses together in England ?" mo,
dldn't' replied the lsIacite; "but if it
be true, it is fortunate that you and | are
not there for one of us might be hung
for his nation, and the other for hi. ma
nrc, and there would be an end to both
of u.s.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

SIS there aay LEFT, John?"-A New
buryport deacon, who, upon returning
home from meeting one Sunday, percey-
cd that his boys had been making "egg
nogg;' after lecturng them on the I'M
propriety OF doing such things at any
time, particularly sabbath days" he
whispered 10 the eldest--'ls there any
left yet, John ,"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

STcophaguS,-"An elegant marble sarcopha-
gus, says the Baltimore Patriot, prepared by d.
rection Of the citizens ofWashington,was rccciv. d
here day or two ago, and forwarded to Pittsburg.
Its destination was North Bend, where it will con-
slitutc the depository Of the remains ofthe lamen.
ted WILLIAM lIENRY HAnusox."
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

Old .4ge. - There are said to be no
less than two hundred and sixty-two per-
sons cassed in the census of South Caro-
lima as being upwards Of one hmdred
years Of age.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

Iermoai The legislature of vermont has cleo.
ted Charles Paine Governor, and Waitstill L.
Ranney Lieutenant Governor. Both wings, Of
course.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

Showing total democratic gain, in less than
twelve months, of 10000 YOTESM and
the Empire State to be heard from yet!
We'll may the poet excIaim:
Truth crushed to earth will rise again.
The eternal years Of God are hers:
But Error, wounded writhes in pain
And dies amid It's worshippers :"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

Reyigned.-Tho Georgia papers announce the
resignation OF MesTs. Afford and Nisbet, of their
seats in Congress. Both wings.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

Sir0riC0Ut. - 1t is now said that all
the deficit in the case of Mr.. Swartwout
will be paid.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

can't be 5coL-La Sale county democrats
boast of the very best Sheriff and Clerk in the
State, and we know of no better Cicago Demo.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12
NO have vet received :

Kalamazoo Is the only remaining whs county
TO hear from. II the wings have lost tia, they
have not carried single county in the state.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

Birds sing less in August than in any
other month. Ladies chatter least in
Febmary.-Thc former of these curious
facts in natural history has some mystery
about it-but the why and wherefore of
the latter is found III the fact that Februa-
~ is the shortest month.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12

larger portion of the precious metals, than
falls TO the lot of most countries in Eu-
rope.
Suppose, however we had but the aver
age of sixteen dollars head. This
would amount 10 two hundred and fifty
seven millions.
On two points do people (that is, some
people, capitalLy err. First in regard 10
the quantity of gold and silver in the
world.-lhis is much greater than thew
imagine 1t to be. Next in regard to the
amount required for commercial purposes.
This is much smaller than they suppose
it to be. - Under a sound money, sound
credit, and sound banking system, ten
dollars head would probably be amply
sufficient in the United States.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12
Wsiig Meeting.

Ottawa, Ill, Friday, November H,IsiI,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-26
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Q. J. RICHARDS & CO

c. J. RICHARDS & CO,
Sisn OF the Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern.
III street, Shockoe Hill.
IMPORTERS Dealer in Foreirn and po,,...,. N,
Il ware are now opening large snd coInnI,,e
c 81 KIN ni,S hARDWAkE AND CUTLERY. which for
az very small advance Country Merchants ana sisra
WI ,hn tolheir interest zealand examine I.r
~.Sh w pirn ih Comprised OF the following Coots
inb1tton : latent Corn seythes
WALTZ ons best cast steel d.
Broad and Narrow Grass DO
humble Aususia's Pattern Grass a,
Dutch seythesoi best quality
Pocket and Pen Knives, assorted
sclS-oIs, shesTs aud RazuIs, do
black and other handles ~ @si ""'c
IVORY Knives ami Forks In OF 81 pairs from d, 40
Die barrel hint and percussion Guns s'e anu Hou-
races halteTs, hnvils Vices, sniths' Beuovs
..lih uhe pldfe pad and other Locks
nand, pH = cut mill saw. half round
s. %. DlStaII Snd otncr Files; horse Rasps
Broad Axes; Nah IIsmmers
Butt Hinges, all kuts
britannia ware, Japaned tin Ware
rIaied foods, German silver Goods
ml,0ns genuine and Common Coffee Mills
Sheet and bar IeaI VI"
Cast, shear, blister and German s,aeI
IyNSiS anu spades Hay and manure Forks
Jscs screws, Shovel and longs, Fenders hnd,,o
nest bench aud moulding Planes ''
Nil pit and = saws
Hand, PANEL and lemon saws
Also, an assortment Of Locking Glasses direct fam
manufacturer, consisting OF 'e' "'"'
SWING toilet, pier and Inantei Glasses
French Baskets, &c. VI "o"a wal
log ether With every variety Of staple and ssperor
soItment Of Fancy Goods. 1870 " " '"PeiioI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-26

1'uO's n. uOTCHIx Iss having taken the store
lately &C cuplcd by Mesars rhippin Jones
the knnaof the Bale Hotel would Coach Makers
and saders, that lac has Just opened full ims n u
Materials used by them eoprsng pari, as foIlo~a
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Coach aud Elliptic steel Springs Of all tiuds
Coach BaIouchc, Buggy and suiky turned Aslcs
Coach aud Baroncbc steps OF all sizes
Brass AMI silver Hub RandE
Nslleable Castings and Turned Collars
Coach and Barouchc Hinges; do do IIan,Ilea
Dash Frames; knobS; Coach Door Locks
vrnitan blind Locks
Curtain Leather. both hi,lea and si,les
Step Leather and Moroce a SknA
Coach laces anil Fringes OF all kinds
Raitincts and bamRskE, &C
FOR SADDLERS,
Hog skins; surge; Shccpsk.s
full assortment Of all kinds Of Harness Mounting
surrups; Belts; worsted; Cotton Tfaniuy WebIs
Cut Tscks; Hack Oil varnsh
Men, Woncn'H. Org Sadih, Trees
full SUPPLY Of satilcr'R Tools, DC.
ALSO,
Shoe Makers Tools. OF oil kinds
ihavc employ 81 Mr. George Phppcn frnr rIy o( The
urn OF Phippen Joncs attend 10 all
tanning 10 tho business, and respectfully solicit the
patronage Of the customers Of that firm otherS
wanting articles In my Hne-assuring
n,en shall always be good, nd will sell esp cash.
or city acccpances, other house Not Intending TO
do credit business inuc emenis will he ofcredto puI-
chaseIs Ia pay the cash.
NH 3l-d&ctf TfIOS u. HOTCnKlss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-26
cHIcKERING = a5Lss.,1T"s
|EikaiN.ZIsHS

THE subscr er i consantly receiving from the manu-
Il iaetories Of CHiCKERiNG a. +. GILBERT 4 co .
ios,o" and offers for sale large Of Piano
Eottes, with al TIE recent and patented improvements
The long established reputation OF these
the test gliantee that the instruments
Them viii not be surpassed by other maker domestic
or Or'gn) in respeci TO durability and sweetness pu
Ity and of for which instruments have
been hshly and extensively celebrated The long
perience of both OF these makers has resulted in some
verymporani improvements. tatey iniroduced) which
greatly Improves the tone and general effect OF the
acnts.
The subsC rber feels justified assuring those who
may be pleased 10 pronize this Establishment their
expectations will not be disappointed finding these in
suments TO be made OF the very best materials and the
most dun able workmanship.
These instruments III at the urers prces
haekedand sent TO any place within hundred niles OF
Richmond, free Of expense TO the pure hasers.
The great demand for these
subscriber 10 establish in FARMvIIIE Prince
Edward Co with Mr.. 4. BIGIOW, where those who
wish TO purchase can get them the as OF
the subscriber.
AuPIANo FoRTEs scld al either Of these establish.
ments WARRANTED and II not perfectly satisfactory can
be returned,
To liberal discount made TO professors and teachers
10 large supply Of new and fashionable Music al
ways on hand Piano FoTtes tuned and repaired by Rufus
Morse, whose long experience in manufacturing entities
him TO a share Of patronage. A. X. MADDOX,
ml III Opposite the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-26
ORENI & mORIING

IIhNEthc pleasure of announcing 10 their customers
anhthe public generally, tina; they lust received
AZ their fashionable clothing -torr, Main street. FIVE doors
below the Exchange Bank the following and beauti.
iul spring and summer styles:
superior Blue, Wool Dyed Black, Olive IOn.ion Brown
Invisible Bottle and Polish Green Dress and PrOck Coas
new and beautiful article Of Summer Coats in the
latest Paris fashion, single m Cashmere fancy and plain;
Corded, Check and Plain GambIoOn, and China Grape
Pants SIX sen BOmbaZne, Cllly, Cashmere, silk Bro.
cade, French Embroidered MerinO AMI Marseics Vests;
Persian Robes and Morning Gowns; silk Shirts ana
Drawers, Linen ana Cotton do DO; Pine Linen BOSoms and
Collars, part made IN the Byron style; tocks silk aud
Linen Crlvds, very neat patterns, Scarfg; SspcnderE;
nlndkerchcis, Shoulder Braces; Russia Riding Belt;
Money Belts aud Purses SIX, Merino, Lambs Wool and
Cotton half Hose.
Gentlemen in want Of Clothing would 10 well call and
examine our stock, determined sell chaau
a. anN establishment la this any Of tho Northern cities
ap l9-2m l.. H. SPENCE Agent