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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-16
DIR. TAYLoR,s
BdIsam of Lioer uor

nor CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS,
i Splitting of Blood. Pain in the side or breast,
Asthma. Pleurisy, shortness of breath, Palpita-
tion Of the heart, Debility, Nervousness, and all
diseases of the Lungs and Liver. This Medicine
has been used in the city of New York, with un-
exampled success for eight years. curing thousands
who were supposed incurable 1t is now used by
most of the Medical Faculty, and the whole peo-
pie. Certificates of most extraordinary cures
will accompany each bottle.
Prepared at 375, Bowery, in the City of New
York, where the article FIRST originated and is the
ONLY GENUINE. AL others bearing simil al
names are counterfeits and impositions.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-16
CERTIFICATES.
From DR.. Thomas Brown.

From Dr.. Thomas Brown.
Messrs. Lowe & Reed, Gent,-The
Vegetable Pulmanry Ralsam, has been
extensively used, in the section of the
country where | reside, for several years
past, and has justly acquired high repu-
tation in consunptive complaints. So far
as my knowledge extends, j. has never
disappointed the reasonable expectation Of
those who have used it.
THOMAS BROWN, M. D.
Concord, N. H., Nav ii, 1881.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-16

JOB PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTED
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-16

Is y true. as stated in some Of the news.
papers. that the young woman lately mnr-
dered in the Cambridge Poor House WAS
member of wealthy church in Boston !
Is it true that because she was sick and
poor; she was obliged to take up her
abode in that Poor House2 Could no;
her covenan. brethren and sisters provide
for her elscwhere2 A Christian church
permitting its members to be provided for
In one of the Worlds pauper establish
ments O think Of that!l was even a
member with you. and We took me not ia.
but turned me away TO be murdered in a
POOR HOUSE Practical Christian.
Ii heaven does not enter into us by way
OF holiness, we shall never into heaven by
way Of happiness.
When man owns himself To be ia an
error, he does bDt tell ou ia other worjs
that be is wiser than he was.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-16
L E T r E r S

ON hand, in the Post Office at Brandon,
~ January /, 1872 .>:. ..*::... -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-15

Wool STORY The following excellent story is
told of Mr.. Sheafe, grocer in Portsmouth, N. ii.
we see it in several of the eastern papers:
''It appears that a man had purchased a quantity
of wool from him, which had boen weighed
and paid for, and Mr.. Sheafe had gone to the
desk to get change for note. Happening to
turn his head while there, he saw, IN glass that
hung so to reflect the shop stout arm reach up
and take from the shelf heavy white oak cheese,
instead of appearing suddenly and rebnking the
man for the theft, as another would thereby losing
his custom forever, the crafty old gentleman gave
the thief his change as if nothinghad happened and
then, under preence OF lifting the bag to lay il on
horse for him, took hold oflt on doing so, il ap
peared heavier than he appeared to expect upon
which he exclaimed, "Why, bless mo, mast have
! reckoned the weight wrong" cob, no. said the
other, s'you may be sure of that, for | counted
them with you" "Well, we'll; we won't dispute
about the matter--it's easily iried!" replied Mr..
Sheafe, putting the bag into the scale again
There, said he, al rold you So knew was right
made a mistake of twenty pounds however. if you
don't want the whole, you needn't have it'll
take part of n QUIZ "No, no. said the other,
staying the hands OF Mr. Sheafe on his way TO The
Strings of the bag, rather guess TH take The ,ohote
And this he did, paying Cor his rascaty by receiv
ing skim milk cheese at tho price Of woo!'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-15

wv TRUE FOR JOKE. Not long since, negro
A.. "eo IN Jamaica for theft, and sentenced to be
~ sseu' Tie begged to be heard which being gran
h. "e aSked-'lf white man buy tolen goods, why
w.', ~ nogged too7-Well, said the Judge, so he
hn. 80 0e' Dare den, said cuffee, is my massa, he
"'eh goods-he kno,o me tolen and get lie bug
ft0g himJust"-Pretty sound logic.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-15

PLAIN DIET. This Is what children ous"', -"
every account, to be accustomed TO from 'he "s'.
It is vastly more for their present heailn anu GU
fort than those little nice things win which io"u
parents apt TO vitiate their appettes' ant.
will save them grea, deal ofmort'hcauoh IN a''e.
life. II you make it point to give them the oeS'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-15

of every thing; pamper them win TIC" eaNes' anu
sveetmea,s. and sugar plumbs; if you allow them
~ say with a scowI ~ don't like this" or, "I
dom, like tina, land then go away and make them
,irIe toast. or kill chicken for their dainty pal
ates.--depend upon it, you doing them a grea,
;niurv.oo, on,y on the score Of denying them full
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-15

muscle and rosy cheek, but Of forming ono OF Inc
most inconvenicnt habits that they can carry along
with them in after life. When they come to leave
you, they will not, half the time, find any thing
they can eat; and thus you will prepare them to go
chafing and grumblng along through life, the vcri.
est slaves almost in tho world. MIR. Humphrey
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-15

rrnos,As will be published
r,pMs-THE oA annum. or at so If paid in
Ib tr at $500 pert per Is made within six months
f ,aase. if %"Ghscrbng it viii be considered
,adII o time of ' MO- paper will be discontinued
aannco pay n are PAID except at the option OF
an, nnblisher' ,s will be inserted for the GUS
persons are requested TO state lbe
9.i1, d. o %SS hey will be inserted TIL '0'
ylbI'nIe"o boraed accordingly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-15

ma. SECRET "My dear Murphy" said an Irish
Sn.. us lrlend?' ais it betraying you call it?
aa.,' "nen found wasn't able to keep it myself,
70 we'll to tell il to somebody who could?"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-15

."PARE THE ROD ,AND'POtL THE CHILD
"Liule Chloe" whose memoir was published
some years since in the Vister, was one day at
the house of her minister. He took his own little
daughter and '.little Chloe" by the hand, and
walked with them into the garden. AS they
passed along all happy in their walk, the minister's
little girl spied green apple which she picked up
Her father said s'Thats not ripe, my dear, and
you mustn't bite it,"
ltwas only few minutes before she disresarded
her fathers kind command and began to eat 1t
As soon as the father saw what she was doing, he
turned her round, and sent her into the house.
This he did as a punishment, not only for the sin
0fdIsubeying the command Of her parent, but for
The wicked example Of disobedience, she the min
'aer child, was setting before her young friend,
who had come TO visit her. This was very Sc
we're punishment, to he denied that pleasant walk
and she showed her disappointment and mortihca,
S''N ny her bitter cries, as she returned to the
house.
Little Chloe" was good child. She loved
''no Bible, and she knew tina children oughtto obey
"er parents, and if they disobeye that their pa
,'"'s ought to punish them, and not spare them
wi '"eE crying. And, though she was sorry to-
''e Inc company of her little friend, yet she knew
""as right tina: her dsobedience should be pun
Snea' and she looked her dear minister in the
"e, and with very serious voice and as justi-t
1'a'''h OF what he had done said, "PGre the rod
and poll tho child"
al children should remember this 1t may be
I'u lot tender parent to punish a dear child
"a'n plsobeys, but he Is afraid, if he "spare the
'Oo' ne will spoil the child Visitsr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-15
THE BURIAL OF THE PASTORS
DAUGHTER.

"Thou vast too pure 10 dwell with clay,
For sin too pure, for earth TOO bright!
And death, who called thee hence away
Placed on bis brow 0 gem of light.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-15
%eh,s D.epar I nA e va { ;
% cuED RsM

uuE 7 T. u IL ~ ~ NSHA
h.r don't want to wear'tliis jacket any
W mO" ,iu,e Harry for.it has got a great
P'Hn Oh Nv. w. must wear it, child; you know that
'pI 40, is not able to buy you potter one
sow 1s ware. that Is good enough to play in'
-aA0 I,,,,d K---don't go looking so; nor do any
# ,ta,boys play with x.na a..
" "p, Edwards parents are very rich'' a"o a'o
II, 70 give him new SUIT OF c'o'"eS ''''S
\ ,~nh, # heyneed them
a"% nm.. ho,s will avghsa me, said Harry, sand
,nont thew should o dear! how wish
had better Jacket ).
n very wrong, my child, for you TO feel So
.,,;, ,,o,ber. "What if all the boys in town
'"sh =, Won. will it njure you! Not in the least
" "" Won tell them that your parents are poor
W. ~, able TO give you better garment
al don't want to tell them that you are poor
o,vbv not Harry? You indulge wrong spirit,
49,. son rael ashamed 10 have your playmates
l.o,n in what condition you are placed. Never
..n "a 1seeive; it's no crime to be poor. Remem
~. h,, MIR blessed Savior had not where to lay
II. bood. and none will say that he sinned1in be-
ina noor You have not right feelings; you have
,oo mucb pride; and you know what the sBibe
s,vs that "God reslsteth the proud, but giveth
,,,co n the humble" Now it cannot be that God
rill love you while you indulge in such feelings
has been the endeavor Of Your parents to- give
vou such clothing and such food as they We're able
mri,e--and if we are not saving and prudent,
rhs0 our next quarters rent is due we shall be
m,bo to paw it; and would it not be much more
hmbius to have i, said that we were expendlng
mmOney for unnecessary clothing. than to wear
mdd clothes patched? Certainly it would. Then
child, let me never hear another word of complaint.
pam YOUR iacket, and go to school, and think
,hoo, vour lesson more than about what you have
On"
Harry obeved, and when the school was lone
Mcsms running home as smiling as could be-
n ,,AsinOu as he reached his mothers arms--'No
N .oue saw my patch.' And ever since, he has been
conteoied viii his old jacket, and thinks no more
Ofihe patch on the arm, than ifn had not heen
there. One day he said, Ma, you may patch me
as much MS you please, for l have learned not TO
care what others say, i'll behave well, and am
clothed as warmly as they--and have no holes in
my elbows or knees dou't want to be proud
Ills mother kissed her little son, and said she
was never more pleased with him, than when he
wwwilling 10 obey her, and not mind what wick
edchildren say.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
G A L ID
RICHARD d SANXAv

hiCuhKD ID. SANXAY.
D"oh 'blN DER AND BLANK POOK
Dprsy~- MANUFACTURER
t)hEsENTs his respects 10 his Gorr,e, .,.,.. -
aesssoTeses his indeb,sSners to them for ,h.,
'Sry hoerai patronage for the last ~ yesr, " "e'
mas recn ms tnisforsune by a Train az -.
-, ~ snd manufacturer. T. os. the .v,,,,
~ ,e ons period alluded 10 above; and in h,s de,s
h cle out Justice to his creditors he surseplsrc
"a az even mo ieorkfns tools Of Air prof,ssio,.
ny me KIND aid o. few friends he has beer .n,h,. ,
procure toois suitable for the prosecution Of lk pn
~ ~ W. branches and In dete rininei by As or n
70 present work unsurpassed in pont on es
sn1 dutao1ay In any city He with conf Ience can -
80. i Inen Is AM patrons for their custom ofth.
xe1cial iiaLg 81 hts work ard ml:erals he need o,
70 INC iact that they have BEEN In use In y,rt
i institutions, Cour; Ohec< Public Assoeiaiion.
SUI cie'les throughout the SAFE for series OF ye,r,
S"p g'ch, as iar as learned, general sausf,eton
uI'' me KIDD feelings Of those whom he Ia,
-. 81 iauhia ally worked he trusts. in aIl,on m
commanding hcir frienfs 1895 '""''"eeih te-
~ bSoEs re bound, and Blank Books f,rrl,h., -
I" any pattern AMI bound Va any t-.rable styls
10 my old customers aai the public scn,r,ux ~
say, tas they can be furnished wi Ss.ionerS :,
~ o. very superior quality. and at 10 =
PICS ~ r AZ LYONS, st-touer and BoSk scIer v-I,
1Sc uplea ne Store unjeT NY D ntlery one dor bcio,
'lnl 40. 6'ass Sore Of Mr. James Evans R.hmonJ ",
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE,
GASI G. AZ ~ Gas

.
Is possible that in the city Riehmt nd a new li-h,
upon the subject OF Meamer,sun IL about 10 mar ~,
AapeaE.neel Yes; and only 1ossJls bu eSria1n an
e pubic are respectfully invited cali AZ he 1
VI ASHTON opposite tie Bell Tavern on safarav
ng after snnd0wn, and be conviuc Ell OF the ae, snd %
iouht not they Will with that II desmeIiSI 80,
stini the test Of such Eht will thea and there lie
oteu II nay heneeforih be down as no IIutLug bt
tAeFeal genuine Democratic sEt. ~ 0''
Bur 10 The POfaf.
1ARBASATI - ROSENTHALI, ,,ka IL.
sue w announcing 10 their friends and the nut IN
neiA tat AZ their New and splendid Palace OF Fssn -
auriiy Evening. October sh, they wihaye te honor
1ens me ~ 81 TO Introduce into Stale OF Vrsini ~
real cas- Llsht-havng, at a very heavy expense con
suuCei an spiaranl for manufacturing Gas (upon he
prlneipe OF the Ne~ York nAs werksl which Will he go
yeyed through pipes 10 their HAT Emporium, vbsr 80
ifends VIII have an opportunity OF enoyn IN ca
'lsnial OF htiing on Good Hat Gao by ss W.
&c No charge for atIniiancc, as we haxs - L., ,
every vser will, u only for novelty on ~. ,Sg
purchase Hal by Gas Light the sutheT fIat Eupo-
rum opposite the Bell Tavern
N q expecting alaree cnmpany will be nreua,ed
Will snteient Number ofasssfants FOL the decision
er friends VIII obLgc them 10y making way for
VINO VIII no doun lie anxious TO have peep per
a iey may never again have chance Of seeing This
SosAnent VII be septopen for the me-
ehenIcs and others who cannot spaie time during general
business hours every evening TIL I'D
ocfS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
CHEAP READING.

itbicS Aninsl OF OrEaDic Che mstfy In liz ,ppiic,
Gregory, N u. only J7lc ~ VS."
morley hrnseln James last novel sni hs best, lo 81
refe,.i keene new AMI very popular sea Novel: IL
Letters iroIn the Baltic. iiused with four han,l.arn,
shxrasagr Iiss one Of the tanning ~ork. q
nave ever read fekeIiftise OF tie Manners Customs
OF TIE People 81 the kussan Provinces on the Baltic And
us hiiiiaht Cour of II. Peter sburs.2c
Ahei Parsons, or the Druiher'n an O,I,,.
cseIhe scene isli In the City OF New York dufnr iir
la the last chapter, - cents Sven
ellie Of Henry Clay. with large engraving, i9is
"oiophn, one OF the best OF Buiwers Novels anu dixie
all The works 81 this auhorl evine ux the ,sst row
ers Of his mind. 2ss 49, ~"
The ConspiTaor, an original American novel, founded
IN the Conspracy q Aaron Burr n ~ Tale of hi.i
~ronshi Interest Written by La iy-prlce 25c
Life and rimcs Of Louis Philippe, KIM OF the French
with three liustf ations, sac '''
, The last OF The BlllSinkles by the author Of the
brakeman, The Percy Family. &c 4 A,nsrc,, Eio,
apcreet copy hom the Lonion Edition. IN a. opiy DC
Also the weekly New World and brother Jonathan
price Sc received A. the Emporium of Literature Main
street. &c 20 LYONS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
NEW Es'rAnLIsIIM E MT
THOMAS s. RIDDICK,

" EsPECTFuLLY informs his friend. ,nd ~. ,rhIi.
~ generally that he has taken the store on n Street
oy occupied BY Logan Waller, fer the purpose OF com
HAT BUSINESS,
And has Just operea assortment OF Hats AMI IAN. =,
tne atest New YORK style and intends keepinr ON NM
e"rstant and iuil supply Of al. articles in his Hpe
ne ioi cWns u pan Of his row on hand-sune.
III pSaset' cashmere. Nuirl, Russia, Brush and Mol.
$40 tas Also otter, Fur Seal. Coth sealeti musk
I anu ar seal Gags He pledges him fto sell an
aeie ~ MS Inc. for cash low they can be h,sr
IN any es'Ablshment 10 tho city. - ~ ~. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
PARRISH & IiEAZLEY,

fAN"ish q bEALLEf,
Cary Street,
HAVE IN Store and ofer FOR sale low for cash, 10
L pnnctua customers, the usual tine only
81 hhds q and p Sugars
- bags Rio Coffee
52 DO Ia2uyra do
10 do Java do
10 boxes Loaf sugar
~ pacEssesG and Imperial Teas
i1isIties sole Le,,b.r
10 hbds p n Noi,sscs
40 bags Shot
10 kegs Powder
5tVJ lbs Cotton Yarn, Richmond Factory
Is bbls HerIlugs
% boxes soap
IS DO Candles
10 do Sperm 10
2baGs Pepper
DO Allspicc
do Ginger
10 boxes Mustard
25 do SHlO Glass
IS do lorl2 do
20 dozen BED Cords
. DO Hemp Limos
p do Cotton do
100 los seine Irvine
lUolbs Cotton Rating
loo reams Wiring Paper
40 10 Wrapping do
is tons Iron, assorted
10 b3ls Cider Vinegar
90 10 Rum
hhds creole Kun
5pipcs Holland Gin
. halt pipes pure French brandy
~ qiaFcr clsks 90 dc
w Do Imitation Brandy
~ bbls Apple DO
o % Peach do
90 on Whtskcy
~ do Common 10
~ 90 m,sca VINE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
sou REV. Ann

II AN AWAY from our pitts, In Henricn county 6,ur
" Honths since, negro man named WARMER the
properly OF DR. Price Of Hanover. abou 40 years
OF age nuiaiio compact, bowegyed ana los in stature
ABOUT ee or inches high-he has a scar, think
somewhere on ms Jaw - very polite, exceedingly cqu-
anu ddeIe 10 intenperancc. lie purchased OF
OF ~ edericksburg and bconE led 10 the estate
OF Mr James Corbn, in which part OF the county Itb
nkey ne Is lnrking viii give the reward IL IA.
ken ont OF the counties Of Hcnrico or Hanover ana Sc
cured In jail that hGlor $40 If taken In ersr ~
the above counties ans delivered Dr Price or shsri
EIRTOS cPIfnps !. -. 'D-
IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
REDUCTION OF PRICEs-

~ S.leet shoc zoe Ill., (uext door swan TaverpO
X SCnIGClf uLLf thanks his customers and the pubic
for the liberal patronage heretofore extended snJ 49,
Hond suggest toihose desiIous Of consulting economy i
uIess 10 give him call II his Determination IN fI,r.
70 ieduse ms prices p per from his former rates r
easa Nowhsanding this reduction in price he Mil
alee inst any aFoles sent from his esabishn..
sI oe eqHa 20 the best ia point Of STYLE workman shin
anu IuNly tie respectfully soiclts a share OF rubu.
pdouize aud hopes ~ sict attention business 10 ~
saiislse:on 70 al who may favor bun with their orders
he eouutry are Invited 10 call with their cue.
loll' oy 81 rou- The, can be accommodated hy hayn,
their goods made M Ia superior STYLE ana AZ n. -b
canno. flil u Icnirr sliisfarf.nr - r,-I'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27
JOSEPH III. COLOTITT

"HDDLSh AND IA RNESS sfiNUFA CTURER
~ ps1rr--r e or Main street, | -
II EefECTFULLN iDfcrms his friend. an, ,h. ,.,
- tn4t Win the view OF Commencing m Jsnn,,P ~
az Solional branch Of business, Lc will until ~, 49,,
~ any OF the various articles In his line M sDrb -
P,Ies as VII give purchasers entire satisflctIop "
hIs stoeS OF Sadales, made for his retail rz,or, 10
LtIEc' hunhcrng more than one hundteJ mi - -,
an we material and workmanship OF them and of
mus " ff4THess made ty him. TO be frstrae
tash and puneiua customers are earnesfIv rc1nr.,,
made 10 please them 10y NH ~ ~ VII y"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27

Mis- Lucy Lou= ~~
Twas all 70 a-tonIsh the Brown.
Oh AK not Why my cheek IL pale
rer ''e"J W non u Eve
The cot near the wood-Poetry by q p Msrn.
brch my heaiti Bleak my heau-Adspted 10 n Spa.
90. aud forget tbst We have inc,
Tome &. my gentle sieep-A Honanes
fong- ofthe south. sixh for the land
sympathy. In thee bear dear a p.u
NY sweet Dorahel'a-A tIio ION Nor arts opsr,
~ Coqueiic "A iasoriis sung
. The D.smissed-A eomle song By Morris, tnu.ie h.
Russell - '' '""se W
The swelihear--A Rainer melody
Oh friends ADDS true fricnds-Musie by Koirlt
nrsaiA fs snlbos-A come duet by Ilewiu
Rosy tnis OF evening
MARCHES:
TaEaweli quick step
rcfxt- Tom sguai's DO
Richmond Scarlet Guards quick s,ep
Ia henncsse-A favorte march
Cstaoasset quick step
ta1~sllaier's parade march
leshs '' ""' - VI
Peers parade march
beverley Light Infantry quick step
Warrington an quick step
wALTZEr:
Hsnnah Moore waltz
Ice wa'tzes
tassandIa wnitZ
walnut Grove waltz
Nh summer Nights Dream waltz
I!Itaiennc as Danced by Madame viuesn,
IIois Ke.eres par Roscllen, La Romanique and sou.
Introduction and Rondo ala voise
The above and ,srse stock Of standard Mu.e with Al,
uohary and fancy Goods. for sale by
., w. RANDOLPH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-27

BARGAINS. BARGAINS IN WINTER DRY

&C 20 tiGs.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS IN WINTER DRY
GOODS.
M. MEREDITH, Main .: Richmond "a. received an
w eniiIe stock OF Fall Winner Goods ~hieS
,ne ',.naze he possess ia purchasing from
sue cd e.. T ws, I~G ne eSn.' OF his stock
ID Invisible Green DO DO
- DO brown 20
Cadet niId do
Light Ursh ~
CAssIMERss.
cndei and Oxford rniId Cashmere. very lox price
DARK blue .nd Fancy do
vEsTINGs.
Glk anil B,.stlt Silk Velvet
S,ashIner 'esins
sw.nsiovn do
PLAN blk -.un DO
Mems superhne blk Kid Cove.
% % e s s%Ts % % %
Do Beaver aud Buck d
% VINE Do Do
I.A,ies black and eol,red Kid Gloves
DO Long White Pieae, DO
Do 10 half fingers 90
DO Black ,91Soc,rss2y
Ladies' sup narrow ribbed biz six IIoss
5: 3: En- Z" . =ss: &c s' & ::
Do Pain blk aernO Il.
% O., blue and rn.'i ceaoo ~
s9 60, S seIino us.o
DO Nc;; Cotton 10
SIX Hlndkerchies
Bandlnna SILK 90
s sP%fsf Go 30
COTTON UAEDKERcuIpPS
Brit.nia Cotton Handkerchief,
sArrINErTs.
70 d. O. -ndre.s.de., sery.ul.
ca1e, and o .fSri mixed DO ''
Kentucky Jeans in variety
| ] and A. scarlet Fl.nnels, sTeai bsreaiu
! !. s and sup white 10
RealROsor;' paisn, %
. Whit. embossed r;.l6e, sts@is
Plain Mousdelne do
Plain black 10
81 1.es Gro Amour - Bcoehe sh,wls 10 variety
CARPETS.
sagerase ply Carpets DO astan do very eheap ane DO
Tui.d RuEs-Do DO for :oor-
NOU-DELlNES.
Mode cord Iousielines-Iich Cashmere d9-hlpae., do
Fancy 'io-Pair blue black do-Do blk d. at 81 els
Gherry cord Mausieiine-Apple cen do Browa do
| t;lsEei do-Piuk do--CAnsry 10
| .ansy Aousteines Of all styles anil eolors
| Mourning do
FRENCH MERINos.
| Blue six French Ncriuos Dslk brown 10
| Cloth AMI mode colors 10
ENGLISH NERISOS.
Blue blk English MeIinos-Brosud
clarcf do-Oiivc 10
Pins Needles, Tnrc-i, SPOOL Cotton, etc
Buttons. Sewing Sil. etc
Coat Binding, Cord.
Apron Cheeks -. FlrufBre P1iis
Maryland PeniteliAry Lnsey-Pain and plaid IInssys
Manchester Gn-llms
UMBRELLAS.
! = q. an ~ lueh Wn=iebone Cotton umt Ec!las
| -. =. 81, aud 81 inch silk 30
stncsg, Collars
1000 yds low price Caicoes which will be sold by niece
or yard AZ such prices that they fail please
ALSO,
| 10 bales Mechanics shirtinss-lO DO 7 Euiek 10
~ do . Ssoaca c0-2) DO Oella 10
| ~ DO I Ocla 90
| - bales { Chieopea Shcetngs
| 9blles Dover
| ID Montgomery
All Of which particularly invite the country merchants
10 examine prior u their purchasing elsewhere ens
assui ed that the prices will oe made TO suit
oeI3 w MEREDITH