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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03
AGRICULTURAL.

A National Agricultural Convention was held in
the Hail of the House OF Representatives at Wash
ingon, on Wednesday the 22cl ult. A large num-
Der OF n. C's and circle of ladies were present.
james NJ. Gurneu, of Virginia, was appointed
President; Senator Linn, of Missouri, Edmund
Dtberry, of North Carolina, Joseph Gales, of the
Disnct of Columbia, DIR. James w. Thompson,
Of Delaware, Benjamin V. French of Massachu
SETS aud James ). Clifford, of Illinois, Vice Pres
idents; J. +. Callan, OF the District Of Columbia,
and r. L. Horror, of New jersey Secretaries
A constitution for the society was reported and
adopted.
One of the beneficial objects intended, besides
the Improvement in agriculture, by this society, is,
by the aid of government, civil, military, and ma
val officers abroad to obtain foreign seeds, roofs
fruits and other articles, though consuls, and
other government officers, which may he useful
and valuable TO farmers in different parts of the
United Stat s.
OxroRD SAUsAGEs The following recipe, for
ing The celebrated Oxford Sausuges, SO much
dcsiderated by The lovers Of good eating in Eng
land, is from u late English publication. Now is
| the time TO try it here:
ingredients: One pound and half of pig meat,
| cut from the grskins without any skin, and half
pound of veal One pound aud half of beef
suet. The yolks and whites of five eggs. des-
ert spoonful Of siied sage, after being well dried.
! Pepper aud salt 10 taste.
Hoi0 10 make The Gbore into Sdusages: Chou the
meat into small pieces and then pound it together
| in marble mortar ill it is short and tender.
Chop the suet very fine, aud when the eggs are
well beaten together, after The white specks nre
taken out pour the liquid over The pounded ineat
and chopped suet well kneadng il together with
clean hand, throwing in the sifcd snge, and pep
per and salt from n coarseish pepper box during
The operation, to let them impregnate the
whole mass without being predominant in any
par, Of it.
Press the whole when well mixed together into
n wide monled jur, and keep it from the air in a
cold place.
Roll the sausnges on Toured board and use
very little grease in frying them, they will be
almost "a, enough to fry themselves with the ail
of frying pan.
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DEATHS.

In Waterbury, Dec. 10, suddenly, Mrs. sarah wife Of
Solomon Newcomb aged so years.
In bloomington, 18th inst Mary, only daughter of William
and Samantha Spencer, aged years and the 18TH Saman
tina, wife of William Spencer, aged 30 yenrs.
At Waitsield Dec. Is ls41 Dr. Simeon Soddard Oldest
Of Rev Simeon Stoldard of Saybook tnow Chesie Conn.,
lie was born Dec 18th, l76l-snd at the age of four be-
ref of pnternu counsel and instruction. His early education
limited such ouy he acquired by industry and applca
ton. During his minority however, he studied the profession
Of incidence and in early life engaged in tho practice of his
fult perhaps, of his talents and possessing delicate
constitution and peculiar senveness INJURIES
witt tho least desire TO rotnne rende evil for evil
railing for railing" and observing wiha that the golden
rule, o do upo others would that others should
you, strait for brsreR of the Fdeui-he quit tho
practice of medicine and sought in agricultural pursuits that
retirement and that exemption from public responsibility which
his physical constitution and innate mOdesy seemed
qure.
A. ID. 1905, he removed with his family, from Windsor, w.
70 MS late place of residence in Waitsed where he has
knew him. He advocate of all that is fair comey
good report society cheerful supporter of the gospel
his town, and all the benevolent institutions Of his
day constant wofshpper in the sanctuary, the Holy Sab
bath department. courteous and aifaie morals in
conversation, dscTee in business believer in the doc
nes of Revelations embraced by the great body Evan
selcnl Christians without enjoying that lfegving sou-sup
porting confidence in the promises Of the gospel (Which
anchor the soul both scadsn His faith was ever
couded with doubts and unbeef But his work earth
closed and he has gone his last high earth
who had formed his acquaintance will long
his kindness
The Editor of the VT. Chronclc,-Editos Conn.,
| Hudson N. y. are requested, Newfoundland.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

GEoRGIA The WAY THE Locos REDEEM THsIR
PLEDGEs.-One OF The leading prime. pies OF the
Locoiocos (ds expressed on paper,) is uncompro
missing hostility TO small notes, which they say
nsurp the place nf specie in the common business
of lie. 1t happens in Georgia, however, as it
usually happens with that party that their princ
pies canno. stand the conflict with convenience :;
ana :" tie House has passed, by vote of 80 to a.
b'll 10 authorize the Central Bank TO issue
%3OOOC0 in notes Of the denomination of one and
two dollars. The privilege is not granted to amy
other than Tho Central Bank, perhaps because that
is noloronsiy suspended bank, whilst some of
the others pay specie. What glorious instance
Of the strength of locoioco consistency. But the
best oi the joke is, that the members who voted
for this bill will 60 home and rail by the hour
against Wing abuses of banking, Wing federation
OF suspension, Wing friendliness to small notes.
and W hig hostility to hard money currency. And
the " democrncy" will cry swell DONE" aud send
them back to carry out their "prncipes ~ Fay
etieuiHe, IN C.) Observer.
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CHIPS AND CLIPPINGS.

From the Boston Post.
HANNAH GoULD's EPITAPH ON GALES CUSHING.
Mr.. Cosling is noted Tor his 20 ahead disposition
and Ibis ecncd the following:
Lay aside all yo dead,
For, in the next bed,
Reposos the ashes of C--g
He has crowded his
Through the world, they say,
And perhaps, now hos dead, may DO pushing
Mr.. Gushing took this in all good part, but re
torled by writing the following, which turned the
tables on Miss Gould -
H.. y,
Here lies whose wit
Without wounding, could hit
And green be the turf that's above her!
Having sent every beau
To the regions below
Sho herself has gone down-FoR 4
DRUNKENNESS no grouse for Assault and Battery.
A case was tried at New Haven the other day, in
which the defendant, who was charged with as
sault and battery, set up the plea Of insanity
the last resort of rascas. II was proved that his
insanity was nor less than deiirium tremens,
which the court ruled furnished no excuse
Right and just. -PhI. U. S. Gaz.
EFFECTS OF GAMBLING" The wages of sin
is deaih"-We do not remember ever to have
seen the malignant consequences Of this vice pre-
senled in stronger coors than in an account Of the
fate OF great body OF gamesters at Hamburg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

Governor Paine, of Vermont, is the Of an
old Tory, who during the last var kept up II con-
truband trade with The British, and no doubt Char.
ley has often helped 10 hide away smuggied goods
ubout the old mans prenses.-.irkhnSds Gazeiie.
We would give guinea to learn where the
writer of the ohuvc Obtained his information. A
more gross n'isrcprcscnaI was never penned.
Governor Paine is the son Of Elijnh Paine, for,
mrrIy Senator in Congress, but since the ndlnins-
tratiun ct the elder Adams 10 tho present day,
Judge of tie u. States District Court. Judge
Paine Tory and s,nuegIer! A more honest,
upright, CONSCIENTIOUS. and noble old man-n more
true heartr, American ciiizen-u man more be-
loved for his snglcness of heart and purpose, new
er lived. In Vermont his name is considered sy
nonymous with uncorrmptible honor, and the bare
inllnlntion that he could have been either Tory or
snngglcr, particularly AT period wien he was
upon the bench, would make The COW hide shoes
OF any real Ncrmonter spill from toe 10 heel with
Iaughtcr.-.NttC Orleans PicGyune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

The Spirit of the Age is pleased 10 cb0roo
US WIN prevarlcalion, founding its charge ON An.
iacls thar we int gnve Mr. Cuts ms ou,Lor',,
ioT me correctness Of lic rsfaf. or IL. ys,,i
and sI,bssa zldssSsssSs
- sfdrhly added our own authority, as
Emphatic as we could make IL, as 10 the main
point of his remarks. When we gave Mr.. Cuts
authority, as he gave it TO us after seeing the
report OF his remarks, we give it as the best nu-
thori'y-ior he, surely, ought to know what he
did say. After this, the Lamoille Wing denied 9
particular point, and that denial we met on oui
own responsibility and we did it because oc ar
sure zoe iOsre right. The Age may infer VIVA
it peases, in welcome. There is one thing which
it cannot do; that is, justify the locoocos for chan
gng their votes on the geological bill. Try tha
Mirage.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

yes'er<ff reported in the House OF Representa-
tlyos Tor the extension Of the term for which the
m,SSAonded residue of The Twelve Million Loan
vision for nm additional loan OF Five Millions of
dollars, ON the same terms which is understood
TO he intended ns n substitute for tho reissue, os
proposed in the annual Treasury Report, of nh
equivalent amount Of tho Treasury Notes now
outstanding. This bill, therefore, proposes TO
provide altogether for something more than ten
millions of the estimated deficit of fourteen mill
ions two hundred thousand dollars in ways and
means ol 1912.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

From Eorida.-Thrly seven Creek Indians
have come in nj Fort Wnccahonta, and these
Creeks promise to bring in the remainder of their
tribe under their Chief Ocaoosie
Eighteen Mckasuckies have been heard from,
who say they are determined to fight it out to the
last. The MIckasuckies have killed two Greeks
sent TO negocine with them.
These particulars may be partially incorrect,
but they in the main rue, as they were given
by an officer 10 passenger on boar the s,caui-
boat Gen. CIinch, arrived at this port Yesterday,
eli the eve of her departure from Palaika, an ex.
press having just arrived from the interior.
!Savdnnah Republican, Dee. 16
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VIM. w. WELLS, tCommir.
HENRY DOUGLASS, / sionors.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

yETE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court for the District Of Bradford, commits
sioners receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all PERSONS against tho estate Of William Mar
tin late Of Bradford in said district represented nsov vent
and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset there
10 and six months from the tenth day Of December inst
being allowed by said for that purpose do there
fore hereby give notice. that will attend TO the business Of
said appointment at the dwelling house Of HuIdah
Mart n in Bradford on the second Tuesdays Of January
and May next from nine o'clock M TO four O'Clock p M
on each Of said days.
Dated Bradford this tenth day Of December Is4l.
JOHN 3 PICKETT, l--;..
NICHOLAS w. AVER COMMENCEMENT"
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PROBATE NOTICES.
SIDNEY wooDwARbs ESTATE

toiDANHA WCOlyN N
THE subscribers having been appointed by the HonodS
bic the Probate Cont for the District Of Washington
commissioners 10 roceve examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all against the estate Of Sidney
Woodward late Of Waterbury, in said district deceased
represented nsoven and the six months from the
9Th day Of November l84I allowed by said Court 10 IT,
creditors Of said deceased to exhibit prove their
pective claims before ns-Do give notice that we will at
lend to the duties Of appointment at tho dwelling
house Of Widow Minerva A. Woodward in Waterbury,
in said district, the ihrd Tuesdays Of January and
March, O'Clock afternoon, on each ofsaid days.
Waterbury. November 26, A p 1871.
VIM w. WELLS, tCornmis.
HENRY DOUGLASS, {sionots
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.nmder.-We regret to learn from gentleman
arrived IN town last evening, that Robert Gun
nlnghnm, Esq, of Jefferson county, in this State,
was Killed ON Thursday evening last by one Of his
negroes. lie was shot with rifle while sitting
~ his room reading, and instantly expired. MIR.
T. wa. well known in This city, qnd was highly
eHieelned 10y Tho citizens OF Jefferson. The ne
go p 70 be tried this day, and will no doubt b.
hUag ~ proof being necessary to>r0nvlci him lie
having goniesaed the crime -.Saruinah Rep
JJec
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

Earthquakes. On the 81 of September, n terri
fic earthquake totally ruined the Department of
Carriage, and caused awful ravages in San Jose.
These places are in the state Of Costa Rica, South
America. About the Goth of October, there were
numerous shocks of earthquakes in the w. l.
Islands.
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TO PENSION CLAIMANTS.

SEcRETARYoF STATES OFFICE,
January I, 1912.
NJ OTICE is hereby given that there have recently bee
discovered in the Treasurcrs office sundry accounts
Of monies paid by orders of the Governor and Council the
General Assembly, and The committee of Pay Table, + ON
the 18th of March, IT'S the 18Th Of July 1882 inclusive
These believed embrace considerable evil
dence hitherto unknown to applicants of military service
the Revouion-especallyo Of the Of command
ants Of companies and Disturbing officers.
The accounts above mentioned have hcen odgcd in this
Office pursuant resolution Of the General Assembly Of
1888.
G. l.. KNAPP,
81 Acting Secretary cf ss1ats.
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Montpelier, Nov,

ENNE Cut Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Snuff,
L. Rasins, Dates, Tapieca, Sage Hul'd Barley,
Spices Of all kinds ground not, Currants, Cnron,
Mace, Cocoa. Chocolate, Fine Salt Brady and
Wines OF tho very best quality Tor medical uses
ana other Spirits; black and blue Ink, Shaving
and Bar Soap; Sugar and Molasses, for sale by :
Jan. |, 1919. S,P. REDFIEI'D.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

We1.-A diamond snuff box and gold scnb-
bard for sword, were stolen from the Patent Of
fre the 20lh ult, in broad daylight. 1t is sup
posed The rogue got hold OF these valun3los (worth
Sl2000)hy means ct false key. These articles
were presen;s lrem foreign gOvcrnmnnts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

IC-Wo understand that hlessrs John ii. Peck
of This town, and Scion Grout, of Bellows Falls
have been appointed Aids to Governor Paine
with The rank of Coonels.-B. Free Press
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

A Good Sign. The Richmond Wing and the
Savannah Republican,, Two leading and Influential
Wing papers IN the South, are both ardenty and
efficiently advocating the protection of American
Interests against foreign policy and British domin-
ion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

South CAROLINA concludes to think twice be.
fore refusing her share of the Land Distribution.
The first resolution declaring that the State would
not touch cent of II, has been modified so as TO
import that she will not take any at present. She
is evidently returning TO sanlty.--N y. Tribune
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

CO On our first page will he found the first part
of letter on slavery, discussing the question
whether slavery is warranted by tic Scriptures
reverend friend Of ours, who requested the pub
LEGATION OF this letter. deems it decisive on this inn
portant question
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

A BARKER'S Cough Syrup, new and excel
"A. lont article for Pulmonary complaints, foi sale
BY S. p. REDFIELD.
Montpelier, Dec l6, is4l. IS
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TEMPERANCE !

GNTATEO meetings ofihe Warrington Reformers Mon
~ day and Saturday evenings, at The Reormel Drunk
ards Reirca opposite the Brick Church, tie sigh of the
empty rum barrel and tho flowing cold-waer-tun-
tam Friends Of The cause come in, and all, and
give us your names and your influence 81
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The Rail Road from Boston to Albany was
opened on Teesday OF last week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

Brighton Market Prices same as last week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

The Landing Of The Pilgrims was celebrated
at Plymouth on the 22d ult. John r. Chandler,
Esq of Philadelphia, editor Of the U. S. Gazette,
delivered the discourse. OF course n dinner fol-
lowed but other things were done, which have
not always been done of course wine was CT
cluded and women included at the dinner table.
A good swap, which we hope to sec imitate1 on
other similar occasions. Let such occasions be
conducted with sobricty, and that will ensure
propricy; then indeed will there be the feast of
reason and the flow Of soul" We so for the
admission Of the ladies, by all means.
p s. This course was also adopted by the
New England Society Of New York city.
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BOSTON ALMANAC FOR
1912.
FEW copies Of this beautiful annual for sal
+. p. WALTON & s
MORE FORISao

baldwin, SCOTF& Co. have just received a large
ID addition their stock Of Ion and Steel making their
assortment the best and larges, this vicinity which offer.
cd at the LOWEST PRICES for cash
Jan |, 1912. 81
az SELECT BUFFALO SKINS for sale al the
81 Cheap Cash StOie. Said skins will he sold cheaper
than can be purchased any store in the vicinity.
Also, general assortment Ct Dry Goods and Groceries
offered for cash as above. IL. N. BAYLIES.
January J, 1912. 81
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ROY WANTED

GROUND PAINTS and Dye SIuffs Tor sale by
~ S. P. REDFIELD.
Dec. Is, ISil. IS
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"Nevor forget, Tint England is a country OF
TARIFFS, CORPORATIONS, and MONOP-
OLiES. There the laboring man is protected u
painst the introduction of grain aud all manner
OF foreign manufactured or grown articles, and
Starvation misery and death IS The consequence.
THE FEDERAL WINGS IN THIS COUN.
TRY DESIRE TO PURSUE A LIKE
COURSE. Like causes produce like effects. BE.
WARE, AMERICAN PRODUCERS.
"Neyor forget" reader, that the above precious
droppngs of loco oco wisdom cotne from the
Burlington Sentinel Of December "a, Is4l. The
fierce struggle against the monopolists of Europe;
it is to he another war for American lndepen-
dence; and we wish to have the man, who fights
against his country in that war, to he remembered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03

r AMP and LINSEED OIL for sole by
IL SIP. REpFIELD.
LIST JAM, 1912. IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
DR.. HULL'S
UTERO ABDOMINAL SuPPORTER

e-SEAa2s. This lnsirulnent for the radical cure
~ Vol Prolapsus Utcfi, or Falling Of tue Womb,
- boy external application super seding the use
~ OF the objectionable Pessary, rs confidently
recommended the afflicted the Of perfect
health, having fsled Of performing
cure, under the Inost aggravated circumstances
THIS apparatus congresses by broad sof elastic
The whole OF the hypogdsiriE and the pressure Is
conrive To oohquey upwards and bse
The effect OF this pad give weakened lower pur-
OF the abdominal muscles congenal support which
the lime that diIninshes their labor stimulates
them by the well known power of mechanical pressure
the muscular tissue pernanc nj of their
lanr.
has received the decided appreciation Of Sir Ashley
Cooper OF LONDON; Sr Hem T. 81 ode sir James
Clark, Ply stefan the Iecn; DIR Ashwe Lecturer on
Midwifery f0 Guys HOspial; Dr Rigby, Lecturer 81
ltartlioOmeS's; DIR Griffith, Lecturer WcsnnnisicI
Hospital DR. Rams nolAR Lecturer Ia Ion,oa Hos al.
Robert Ferguson Lecturer Westminster iyiiis IA.
Hospital Dr Sweanan, Lecturer 10 MddcseN Hospital.
aud senior AncnucheuI 10 Queen Chsrnes Lying Hos.
plal alsO 10y Henry Davies, Conquest; Handel, iee,
MeTrnan, Surgeon heaies, &c 10y DIR NoTeau President
the Academic Royale tlc Medicine, PARIS AMI Accouch.
.nr to Iho Duchess Dorcas; Professors velpcau, Mar
ioLn Paul Dubois SAMSON, aud OhcTs;-an in New York
10y Professor w Francis, q > BEDFORD NJ. Profcs.
OF Midwifery IN University of NEW YORK,
Pfoessor Delsehl Professor Francis Johnson Press.
deal sacieiy, state Of New York; Professor lanes Nc
Naugion Of Albany Professor March, Proessnr Cyrus
Perkins, Professor DOanc-Drs. Thomas Boyd, Gilbert
Smith, lIoslck, SteETns Ludlow kissan Vache, Power.
GrIysop, Van Rensauer, and many other dsnsu Ell
Physicians in the United states.
Having made arrangement with tho proprietor Of
the Abdominal supporter, otter them for sale rcduc
price, from what they have heretofore sold When
The Instrument IL required for Scry sns further rcduc
ton ia price will be made
ai p. Johns'ons Medical Emporium, asen, for tie Hull
Truss Company.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
DR r 40 0Dr.
LARos ASSORTMENT OF nay ooons.


~. . ~ ssssst % s.Ia and Essl-ss Streets Rich.
lac. and shers ,e the extensive variety Of Dry Goods
:, ~ i' or 5 .ss s ss N g ;ss
NLni he Is enabled to purchase and ss cheaper hsa
a. ls~ pr.ee, as In IA,, ii ihe Uaisi sslss av.
nx Ia contemplation this resDaval for tme, he has
very complete s~sortincnt OF the ioiowins artclcs
rI.h ooons -Ahthe new.s styles of hiaek ani co.
lsrei silks all r'iec- and qaalaieS Tor hay aud evening
MousiiN DE LAlNss.-Hsery variety Of color and
cALitoi:s pieces fney styles. all prices from
Xlso. nonrnx ami Lar ,ns,oy, ssss. aA"u''eufsd
CLOTHS cAssiNERs AND vEsTiN0s. "A very larxc
LINEN GOODS Ss si iIScn. All p,,e.. from
80 ami - cents AMI sncr qaaies. Table Diapers, all
knds enCsmbrc IIan,,kcrehicf all prices from -
esn,s to g. each Rnssa and Bini-E,s Diapers Napkins
HOSIERY AND CLOVES -Hvcry description Of kind
AhJ az. Ss. eoton, uerinc, silk, worstet anil other
make Stockings aud Gloves, lcr men women boys and
FAMILY MOURNING Every ou,u,, Of n,es an,
b,ue black aud hall mourning as,is Cha,s anj Bonn
DoNSErs, RiBANps AND FLOWERS -I,,c,,r,s,.
Laecs aud Ekinss, lnssItinxs. Cuttings, etc ete '
CAFES AND CoLLARs-Lacs and Muslin Cape, and
fLANNELs.-whlte, rcd and yellow riaIne,s, welsh
and American makes all qualities, from - the G.
nL,SSErs Bed and Nesro n,.akcts, alisisc.
msnaiacn,s Of these sr,slc, Es sursror
GENTLEMEN will always find me, mo- laul,s woa ana
silk shirts aud prawers Stocks. Cavais IIoSicry ani
Gloves OF all kinds; suspcndcrs. Linen Bcscms and Col,
lars sils ard Linen pocket Hsndkcrchiofs etc etc etc.
sLRVANrr CLOTHING All kinds OF goods for riaie
aud fstnslc clothing. - 1880
DOMESTIC GOoDS-too bales and cases of bicaehcJ
AMI unhle ,ched shirtuss ani shcci,ngs
yards wide Also apron aud furniture Checks. Bed Tick.
ing, Cotton o=nabutgs la this useful aud necessary
crench OF business great attention have always
on hand very extensive stock Of all the approved
manufactures In the country.
siiAwIs, sCARFs AND MANTiLIAs OF the latest
inspirations.
suNDRy ARriCIES.-Mcrinos, Dimfy, Frnses Cor
sets, SILK Neyeis Muslins of Canbriek BOOK Null aud
Jaconc Sewing Materials OF Linen Cotton and slk hut
tons etc. etc. etc.
The Putle are Informed that they rely upou find
lng a. this Establishment at all times fill supply Of all
The above articles rom the cheapest kind
,abfic--thus suting tho aud wishes of all.
Goods aeopcniug every week throughput the YEAR frn
s'cuon ani elsewhere AMI will be sold OLA
al X N JENKINS
se0 staple AMI Fancy pry Goods aud Linen store