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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-09-23

SWEETNESS OF NATURE Surely there
in the world short of the most undivided
reciprocal attachment, ,ha, has such pow
er over the workings Of the human heart.
as the mild sweetness Of nature The
most ruffled temper when emerging from
the town will subside INTO calm at the
sight Of wild stretch Of landscape re-
posing il the twilight Of fine evening.
it is then that the spiri. Of peace settles
upon the heart, unfet.ers the thoughts and
elexates the soul to lis Creator. Il is
then tina. we behold the parent of the u
inverse III his works; we see his gran
deur in the earth, sea. and sky; we feel
his affection in the emotions which they
raise, and half mortal. half-elEerealized.
forge, where we are in the anticipation Of
what The world must be, Of which this
lovely earth is merely the shadow.-Miss
Porter.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-09-23

EeYpTiAN MUMMIks.--"'t'he giidiags and
columns upon the coffin are still fresh and the
wood Of which they were Constructed exhibits
no indications Of decay. Raise the lid There
is the body of the silent inmate, preserved ir
perfect form. The bandages. though Drowned
with age, are yet entire; and the mysterious
writing upon the historical roll Of Papyru.,
resting upon the breast. is still legible. The
head, the hair. the teeth, the arms. the legs.
the hands. the feet, the skin, the bones, the
sinews are all preserved and the whole NOR
tai fabric is there laid in its narrow house,
wrapped in the habilinents Of the grave, with
all the care and nea,ness that friendship conld
dictate. or art achieve. These sad but aston
ishing remains Of civilized and enlightened
people, having for period Of more than three
thousand years been permitted the scan,y re-
pose Of deaths long, cold sleep, are now rude
y torn from their sien, tombs, where they
were laid by The hands Of piciy and affection!
their coffiu shrouds sacrilegiously stripped a
way; their iriAng trnkets 6lched by the spoil
er; and their naked bodies crumbled and scat
tered to the winds by Christian hands Goo.
|y's American 10 Egypt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
BALTIMORE MAgkETS, Oct. %.


FIOU R.-Salcs Of Howard street -four good stand
ard brands were made from stores Saturday as low
as liat CO., Small sales effected Yesterday at
ti,064 aGJ one lot At s,l2s. There is nothing doing
in the article this morning. The ,Icmani is limited
with tendency, if any thing decline in prices The
wagon price yesterday 1891; to-day it is unset
tied The last sales Of City Mills -four made yes
terday at si,l2s Holders asking tl.25 Tor Sus
quehanna but we are a?prscd Of no sales. The stock
on hand is light.
GR\lN-Ihc demand for Maryland Wheat con,in-
ucs fair at prices ranging from IS 10 So cts. good
prime reds; inferior SsaIi,Is range from 50 To 20
There is ~ PENNSYLVANIA Wheat in market. Wcoaolc
white MIDI Corn at AZ 80 cts; and yellow do at as
80 cts. Sales OF new white have been made at IS IS
cts, according 10 condi,on-Ol Pennsy lVania yellow
Corn, To the amount of several thousand barrels has
bten disposed ofat 80 cts Maryland Rse we quote at
AZ as cts, and Qat do 1t II % cts PcDnss wanna
Rye is selling at GO cts.
CAT'rLE.-About 500 head Beef Cattle were Of
fed at the scales yesterday morning. and 500 head sold
To city butchers at prices ranging from 81 so 10 1926
the hot, equal 10 Sad net. portion ol the balance
driven north and the rest left ON hand
WH!SkEY. We aaoie bids, at 90 cts. nomnally
and sales of bbls at % cts. Iere is oply tolera
bic stock on hand with moderate demands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31
TEsNN EVER, AND
ClSE.IE'EK THIN THE


lSNiE subscriber Is nov lrrcvinu, and VIII DO rcee
Il wing by the regular packotg from New York for two
weeks 10 come, additional supply OF H. \ y
NJ Il ID l. CT o 1'HI.NG which has been pur.
chased Tor cash aud Will be sold r the same nj prices
lower than offered before in lyncbutg Among the
articles offered may =" found Diess. Fmch. Box and
Over Coats at Prices varying from 10 10 80 dollars,
OF good MATERIAL and warranted well made
Pants, Vests aud all kinds Of Fancy Articles such as
Scarls Cravats, porkct llandkerchicls Suspcnders,
Shaker and Mcrino Under Shirts and Dlawcrs. Collars
i,osons ShTts, AM, a superior lot of ST { X 5 at
the cxtrcmo low pfcr Of 5Oc.s.
'Thankipl for past iavors. the suhsstbrr hopes, in
these hard times. to sell so cheap pu tho ihino in
every mans pocket, aud coqis on every mans bnck,
Please walk IN, and eNamllp for yourselves; and II
YOU wish 20 purchase, my wpid for 1t, bargains await
YOU.
Also, Clothes ent and made to order at the shortest
notice. aud warranted 10 lit. the goods paid Tor Pants
aud Vests made cheaper than esew helr. To suit the
times Give a call and my words shall be verified at
b. TERRN'S CLOTHING STORE. Main 81. first
door below Mr.. j. &, Meem.
BENJAMIN TERRl.
Oct y i2a
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A RE receiving the cnaiuder of then Fall purchases
4 "A whlch makes their assortment complete. These
Gos have been purchased under great advantages, aud
will be sold how ior CASH. See the following
Supefne and extra superme Cloths. INN 81 10 -
ward
splendid lot of plain fancy and Paris ribbed CASH
mcrcs. irum 81 10 s. 30 yard
Kentucky jerns iron - 10 ~! yard. the latter
such sold las, Fall at IS I'D
Plain and ribbed Casnsl,s from 81 cts. ,oll Yard.
the latter very fine
A large 10, OF Winter Ncs'ngs. from IS to l5s
Gcn,icmes thick Boots u excellent quality, al los a
pair
Fine calf do from s. to 49,
Genilemeus aud boys Shoes and Boots
Ladies do do all very low. embracing about 600 pas,
MEMS aud boy, Fur liam aud Selc,te CaIs, from 20
cts 10 81, ID aud 100
Also, SILK and Beaver Hats. very low
PAIN aud plaid lnse,s, irem - To 2sa yard. the
latter full yard wide aud dne-tha, a, - els good
aud heavy
Good Negro blankets from 90 cts To 81 81 and Pulled
I.nseys, trom = ID 10 rs gard
Improved Glasgow Jeans al lis
American Callcoes, from &. cts to Is
lingllsh do at - cts very tine
French CHUTE superior article yard " e, AT - els
Moosliu de LANES al III an1 % yard very pretty
Solid do, double width, AZ is = yard
Paris DO, '.itcd In he the tn st WOOL al 10 cts
yard. This is truly splendid article We have
thcm also from 80 10 10 Sta yad hue and bean'i-
iul
Fine Florence Braid Bonnels, nj t3,15 and 81; Flow
ors, Prisns aud l,lbhands to suit
Fashionable Straw do from Is Cd 10 9s piece
Shawls and Scars. Of all kinds, from 81 un, among
them fine Mrrinaes al $40
large LIT of Hosiery Of Ill kinds from Is 10 lbs pain
beautiful 10, Of Ladies plaid end striped SILK, and
SILK Plush Cravais. from ~ 10 IS piece
Very rich Velvet do 1t Is I'D. These splendid goods
Fine Black Mouslius. at 81 cts. yard, worth Is I'D
Also, beautiful black. lrown aud crimson Engsh dou
bic width Mclino>, from - els To IS I'd ayordi
Fine French l,onbaAints; fianncs;
Plain, striped and Iarl,on PLAID Nusns Sc. Sc. Sc
Which with GROCERIES,. NEDiCLNES
HAIR DU.iRE. CUTLERY, GLASS s. CIiLN1
U.}RE, Sc Sc renders stock worthy The qilcn
ton o distant buyers Cali aud examine before yon buy
f.. b. ESTES X co.
New Glasgow. Oct. Il 2tif
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New China, GLASS and Queens.
ware Store.

TINlE SUBSCRIBERS, having opened la.gr ~
4 sortlncnt OF CiunA, Glass, and (luIErswARE,
in the formerly occupied by Andrew kinncr. urIv-
ste G. D. < II Davis, or Tor sale, at very ndoccd
prices. all articles in thor line Amongst many others.
they have
Elegant white granite Dining Sets, Of Various sizes.
Fine blue brown, and green Dining Sets. latest styles
and patterns.
BcaI tfui American Views do Do
Rich uhipa Tea Sets, Of y. 81, aud - pieces,
God Band len So,ls. very rich
Printed fwefS and basins. and Toilette Settles, hand
some paiicfns,
do Plates, Willow do EDGED and common
white Inicrra,
A large assortment Of rich cut pressed, and plata
Glass u every description.
{, RICHARDS s. 20.
Get II l2m il
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a'lDll leE.y H..
FOR RL.N'T.
Valuable Real Hstptc for sale.

y virtue Of no deeds Of trust executed ~ thf SUB
- scrlbcr by john Mills both Of Which afe duly re
corded IN the clerk office OF the county oi Ns'a, ea"
bearing datihc 23d day OF October 1852 and the other
the 23d day OF May eio, Tor the pArRoee oil securing to
Christopher L. f.slcs the paymcnt q, certain sum OF
money shall, the p.emses. expose Tor SALE 10 ihe
highest bidder for cash on Frday lhe ID day Of Decem
Der neat the following tracts or parcels OF land lying IN
the county of Nelson. within two miles of the court
house. !" Wit One itae containing 523 acfcs being the
sqme Land ON which tho said lohn Wills now resides,
upon which there is comfortable dwelling. and all ne
cossary out houses, Also al The same time and place,
three other tracts or parcels OF laNd, one continuing
l6 aeres Other enlanng - acres. and rcmaung
tract containing loo acres aoi which said tracts OF Land
adjoining each oher aud are bounded By The Lands Of
Robert j. kincaid, Ahram Seoy ST. afl ohpTs, lying
and being both sides OF Ruches Run, N H. coNu,y
aforesaid.
The ,tlo ,he aforesaid lands believed be inas
putablc; but acting trustee. shall convey such title
ony as Is vested IN me by virtue 81 said decds.
HIRAM W, DAWSON, Trustee
Oct. 81 Nt2U
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OBITUARY..

Departed this life, on Friday DIST October, 1872. nj,
tie resdnGcr % her husband, IN the county OF bedford
Va. Mrs. PRiscILL4 7. JoHp,S. wiir Of Mr. .Julai
Jordan. in the 41lh year o her aye. leaving fond hus
band aud eight children with numerous friends and re
laons, - lament her death Having some years past en-
haccd he religion oour Lord aod Saviour Jesus Christ
and a'iacl herself To the Meihqds Episcopal Church
OF which She remained acceptable nirmbly til h,t
death. and icing by nature OF the amabr of
her sex. devoted wife and molff and Kind and hn-
main mistress, beloved ID respected b. p hlr religion
rmiha,iealiy the religion If the heat 1t regulated
all her o"ghts, persuaded all her actions and llrmo
nl.e ~ her Affections 1894 her nlc5corse in all the
vaiins relations She filled in lie. The bri chit exam
pie The clear apd shining light, that shane uu all that
were around tef Setn. the Lord aln avs before her
her great ambition was 10 copy his high example. Meek
humble, ald gentle kind, aicctionalc aud benev ocn
she loved and respected by all who knew her
whilst the large circle of relations who nger behind to
weep over hcr grave. have lost in her all that is cmbra
ced N the lndnlgcnt mistress c fond and alcctiona e
mother and the devoted wife. Her end was peace!
Having lived the lie. she died the death of the rgtcus
and may the last end all who knew her and especial
ly that Of her hereaved family be like hers. w d.
o. The Richmond Christian Advocate and the
Le"isbnrg Western Wig arc requested to copy
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rsEtr.Y EAND FOR SALE.

'INllE. subscriber, finding II inconvenl,n okoep up a
1 plantation, So remote from his present rcslo,nrc
will sell 10 the highest bidder, thursday the S,h day
ID December neNt. on HE premises. his tract Of Land
,nr IN both sides OF irse Pasture creek the main
CaFaNa ryal, from Salem \. &. 10 the Virginia
Springs. Ais i,aa si,,eo the sale recently made 10
DR.. Read, is lelieycd 10 contain abohi
3 & d ~ & * Il =
about one half, les han half cleared; has valuable
body OF cfFct loH grounds, almost every of which
would produce first rate shipping TOBACCO The
highland eoncially Is hfaul plain .lopin4 gently To
The SoHth gool illlalu soil! with h.m clay sub soil
susceptible Of lnd,ii.te improvement, and all noW pro
duelvc, ha.ng scarce 1--WE acres oi abra land IN the
whole tact Thee is in DE ppc,aI.d land large
quantity OF aant had and meadow land and fine bodies
adapted Ia The growth Of best manufacturing Tobacco
It's well tmtorcd, convenient 10 two Saw mills and
an excellent Manufacturing Mill. The plantation is
finely watorcd, aud has besides others, two Mineral
SPnNGs similar III their tonic and dmTec properties 10
Aliens Spring in Patrick. which are now attract
ing attention. The nciehbnrhood is unexccptiona
blc public Academy, Trough not occppiG,l Close
by and several churches in It's mlnrdisie vicinity,
which there is regular service. There p be ready for
occupancy a, the time of sale, plain dwelling house
and necessary out huas's. Two barns have been
recently eFcie and the division Of the plantation is
convenient for securing progressive Improvement.
The land viii he ;, Id On accommodating terms.
Al the saur time and place, will be sold, on credi,
OF. SIX months the purchaser oivug bond with approye
security the whole Of The rnls ol Com, Oats, Fldcr
and Tobacco. the pupce Il ie rrrsc,t year also The
Stock Of every description and pantlha | tenss.-
iheFp are 3meHg the horses two CO.'S Of higl,
blood and several nord drauph horses For SUNS under
five dollars usual. casI, will be- required. Dr. Read
livn. near, or Mr. Rch'd Stanley, the oversccr will
take pleasure in showing the land III an, person desiring
To purchase. RARTiW. EGAN.
Oct 81 wiw
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OJ'ge, L..

FnNlF. Undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
4 aud the public that he has sold his Drug and
pothecary Establishment in ilsiown 10 Nh. John II Seay
who will henceiofth carry the business the old
stand,and whom he take pleasure in recommending 10
the public support and patronage,
The undersigned greatly dosiros To wind up his old
business, aud therefore earrely soelts is ncr
toners, who may be Ia arrcsr Ia hun, To forward
and settle up their accountable returns 10 them his
thanks for their past support, agd viii feel his obga-
tons enhanced. by prnn<ncss IN the payment Of their
respective balances. JAMES 4. ROtA{I.
Oct. II tsit
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c. John C. Spencer, Secretary of War, is about to
make bis debut, la mode Webster, in Speech
put sui generis in etter--in which, it is said ho Wd
yenounce the Wing party asd its measures generally,
come out in favor Off Protective Tariff and defend
John Tyler It will be recollccied that Spencer was
,pe of the first Wings TO dcnornee Tyler, and to raise
ihe dag agaus, him; and was afterwards "hanyht sp''
by seat ip tho Cabinet What will his testimony u
his praise be wor,h?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31

nEING determined so bring present business p =
ID elise SPEEDILY possible. shall, FROM dis
time, offer large stock Of Dry Goods, without Fer
cnc1 to cost, FOR MONEY Il will he to,,na ,eesn-
sist Of MANY Goods suitable to the Present .Nd aprseA
ing season. Wcarc aware that in somc dcs9ipEssW e
Goods heyc ID considerable dcciap al Of gfkass qH
cithom regard oeoa. and the resdue AZ gSss. Hay
crs either BY wholesale retail. inved To c1ll =
will unqass.sabIy be made to thax interest " deal
with ns,
In addition 10 stock Of nry f;ooss. we have -
hand good assortment Of q r . e r r ES.
which We Offer at the lowest market rates, which ~
call tho attention ofunr customers and othnrs.
WHITE, TARDY & IRVINE.
Juls Is HI
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.

For the Eastern Disyici Of irgi,.a
Aug. 4. 1872.
In the matter If Bankruptcy Of
Holm W. GLENN, of the county ofIIaax. in the
- Eastern Virginia District. The said John w.
Glenn, whh has hern decgoed bankrupt by this Court.
having filed nfron praying for his discharge II is
ordered. That notice thereof be published IN ncwspa-
per printed in the city Of Richm-nd seventy days at
least before the oh day Of January next. when bear
ing Will be had the said petition, at the City Hall, in
the city Of Richmond aud all creditors who hav, prov
ed their debts aud otMeI poFsops III interest may APP
pear he said time and Place and show cause il any
they have. why the prayer Of the said pettone sonld
not be granted. Copy-lesic,
HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Oct. 81 wllw
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.V'O T'EdE.

4 FORWARN all persons from trading for, or taking
\ an assignment OF paper executed by me, To Ster-
lug Jones dated tins 18th day "a pill. 1912, ft fifty
dohars tr the hire of negro from that time the bal
Of the year. having paid said Jones than the
amoun, of ,d h,re asd there will no; pay any thing
upon said note unless com,p!lei do ny law.
NJ. u. NOWI.IN.
Campbell CO. Oct. 81 1t
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o. Col. r. NJ. Julrsql, in his speeches in PenIsyl
yana, comes cut in favor OF ''Judicous Tariff and
We are assured ly the kcntlcky Woman that the Col
~nrs views ile tariff coIisonance with the
pinons OF the best Democrats in the paton every part
vi the Cnion' We do moi doubt it, They are all in
favor Of Judicous Tariff but they too udicors TO
scll us what they mean by that deceptive phrase. Tho
Germ "Judci,ps TARIFF has very dis,rent neanPg a.
Psburg and IT Charleston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31

o. The editor of the RcbRoF< Wing says he
hoaght hat ts IS day or two ago, that world have
cost him OF a few years agoand adds: This re
s1cton is mainly the result Of governmental protection
against the fprigPeF, and competition among our own
manufacturers assa is what the free tsade gentry call
Fan additional tax upon the consumer Commend us To
suchtaNaiion. sag Knock of but hat the old price,
and we'll pcver grlnlre about TAXATION"
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X. u. MANSON,
.7TYOX.VEI' 1T L.lV'.

LEAVING removed To Lynchburg, will practice IN
Il the OF that place, in those Of Che couutifs Of
Amherst Bedford s Campbell, and in.,he Quarterly
and Circuit Superior Courts Of Rockbrdge His Office
is that at present in the occupancy OF DIR. Robert S.
Payne the street leading from Mems sStIe 10 the
river and few duuls below nlin street.
H. Il. MANSON.
Oct. II 4wH
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;<O.vgETEyE.v'G VIEW.

H.? u TI.MES 81 T;p TTTED.
SEEING, in the early part of Spring, that Goods
- must greatly decline. to be in accordance with the
hard times sold the greater portion OF my old and dear;
bought STOCK o Goods al cost IN order that might be
the better prepaScd, by this FAX To buy anel suck
NEW GOODS; aud now have the pleasure | Tong
wished 10 have, of offering my friends and customer rs
the largest and certainly the best sclec tod stock of
ORR GOODS
had. and at such exceedingly low prices as can
not fail 10 please any who may favor with call
My Goods were bought principally for the ready money
which found To be avery welcome customer To my
Northern friends, and was in fact such Involvement
10 enable 10 buy Goods certainly great deal less
than it actually to manufacture he the truth Of
which every body will know by calling and examining
for hcmseyes-and without the aid Of fla terry they
will be convinced Of the fact. aud am su,o be
otherwise than well pleased TO find such desirable Goods
at such low prices.
Tony stock Of FANCY GOODS, particularly
invite the attention of the Ladies', being ono Of such
variety and caoapness as cannot fail TO please.
My stock consists partly Of the following articles viz:
Broad Cloths, d every e,ade, quality and price
Cassimercs, spiepdij assortment, cheaper ;ha: cger
offered before,
Casinets Of every color and quality,
Kentucky Jeans, from Is. upwards,
Shawls. Flanncls. Fued Cloths, and Blankets at al
prices,
Bonnc,s, Hats and Caps of tho most fashionable style
Eoeunes, Grape de Icons,
Briliaulincs, something entirely ncw for Ladies' Dres
SOS,
Fancy Silks, Apachausiss, Bombagncs, NIouslin dc
I.aipe, Nlerinocs and Circassians Of every de
scrp'ion. aud cheaper than they were offered be-
hyrc,
An excellent assortment Of Ribbons and Laces unusual
ly low,
Domesiics and Cailcocs from cents to the finest i'm
pprtG6,
Handkerchief and Gloves.
And almost every article that can be called for,
Together with an excellent assortment Of GROCE
RIES, LEATHER AND SHOES, blue and white
SPUN COTTON; &c. &c.
n. i. COUNTRY MERCHANTS are particu-
larly invited to call and give my stock examination
before purchasing, a, prepared to offer them great
Inducements. IT. { PETERS.
Octl2 tsif
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CHEAP NEW GOODS.

vNllf Subscribers have removed from the house late
q y occuprdby them. 10 n coi"n,dhms brick build
ing. On Bank Square, door below the FaImer.
Bank, and ara nov IN recop, Of superior stock OF
ENH and Is'iMfer G00syS,
all OF which were purchased in New York at the pre-
sent low prices and chiefly for cash Among their stock
may be foind some OF the cheapes, articles that hay.
ever been sold IN this market, viz
Domestic Catons at 4, cents ynrd
Cacoes OF good quality and fast colors al G. cents
yard.
kenucky Jeans uncommonly low,
flnnnels Of good quality. at . cents yard,
Black Norsted Hose, at % cts pair
Nlerisoes and Mouscns Of every COLOUR
Striped blue black, black and cold SIks or every de
sorpioR,
Black Satin, plain and Gg'd.. white do,
Bonnet Silks, Ribbons. Iacrs &C. &C. with a variety
Of goods for Gen,lcmcns wear,
servants clothing Of every descrptiop
Blankets. &c, &c.
Beng DESTROYS To sell them. we respectfully invite
those wanting 10 purchase To call and examine for them
selves assuring them at tho same time, that we will
sell every article at an astonshngly low price
:. 5. & w. HARRIS.
Oct.2, Imf
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For Musical institutions.

FINllE subscriber bcgs leave To inform the Musical
Il WORLD that his assortment of Music is unco,n-
monty large afd cxtcpsve-incudng instruction Books
for the Piano Forte, Guitar Flute, Violin &c-as well
great varsity Of sacred Music and Note Books for
sineng-~all Of which will be sold low. by
T.. p. NASH,
fath, and Piano Forte Seller. Petersburg, Va.
4 dpe assortment Of Piano Fores ON hand at reduced
prices. T.. p. n.
Ou. II IL il
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nt At the yece at town elections in Connecticut, tho
Wings carried as. the Iocos So Last year, of the
same towns, the Whias had "a, the Locos Is
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New Fall Goods.

AN receiving full and well selected siort n
Il FALL AND WINTER GOODk. ~hirA viii bs
sold rery cheap. call is asked. fnMn all thcse Ae
Dry Goods. Hats and Shoes u luy, as an dstIHC~
to please all wbo may iaycf me 9Th On |" .nedl
ce,. y :. NEWS.
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