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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-03
PERLEY c. JONES, Cler


(NANE into the The subscriber on the 23l
~ instant, two red y,arhn1 h,lfcr, with slit in the
rsht The Of said cattle requcs cd prove
property pay CHARGES and TAKE them away.
UkIEL A CLARK.
Rrnnkhnld. OcInher 26. lSI3. %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-03

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court holden at Ran
Enniolph nisr,ci, oph within aud for said district
on the l7h day of October, A. ID. lSi3.
~ ARTHA e. WELLS, admuistrltrix on the the estate of
s AFRO b. Wells late of BrookdeId in said district presents
her administration for Observation-Disclosures, It is
ordered tho referred the 18th day of November
next Registers Office in said Randolph ior examination
allowance all concerned be notified hereof by the
publication order the Vermont Watchmln printed ut
said Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY as soon as may be,
that they may appear SAID time and place. II they causes
und object thereto
BY order of Court
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-03

Hereh give my SON john Sanoorn ms time, from
i aud after this due, and shall claim Of his
lrg or pay any Of his debts from this lime forth
JOSEPH SANBORN.
Washington, October 80 1913 80
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STATE OF VERMONr,( In proba,o I'our noden

STATE OF VERMONT 10 Proba,e tou'l noden at
Washington District IS. Montpelier wl,hn and for
said district, On the Is day II October, ID lS43,
HARVEY W CARPENTER, Executor on the ss-
estate of
JOHN STARKWEATHEIe Esq. late or NorhGed,
in SAID dlslrc deceased, presents hIs admins ra,on a
oC Whereupon II 10 order ed thai ths
same be referred to the Hh dav At November sI3 at
the Ohaie office in sad Montpelier r examination ad al
owance and thar all concerned be notified he ref by
publication Of this order in The Vermont rfMcLman aud
Journal printed al Montpelier, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
soon as may be- mat lhey may appeal, SAID lime and
place, ifhey sye cause, and object lnereto
by order Of Court
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register,
true copy OF Record,
81 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-03
Elip,lllet NJ Bill.

11I1FVNTVV VI DTTTi
vs.
Elisha CorIil, Car'os Car {
penlor. Julia f. Goodrich,
Chauul,y Goodrlch, Jona- ,
han ~ ho shion, Eliza M ,
Houghion,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-03
SENATE.

TUESDAY EVENING, Ocl.
Reports Of Committees. MIR. MuHs, from the
select committee, reported The House bill TO pro-
tect personal liberty, with amendments, which
were cOncnrred IN, and the bill was read II third
time aud laid on The table Subsequently The bill
WINS called up by MIR Sabin, aud the blll of the
Senate substituted, 10y way Of amendment. Mr.
Field, from committee on Roads, reported bill re-
luling TO rail roads, with an opinion that the same
commitlee made minority report in favor of
said bill The report WAS read, aud The bill was
rejected-yeas 8, nays 10.
The hill Altering the names Of certain persons
wus read n third line aud pissed.
The bill repealing sec. s. chap. 33 of the r. 3.
was recominuIed Tor amendment; amended aud
passed.
Tho bill constituting the 9Th section Of an act
refining TO public accounts, was read Il third time
aud passed.
The bill relating to the rights and qualifications
Of voters, was indefinitely postponed.
The hliI relating TO The grand list, in alteration
of an act approved Nov. II, iS4l, was passed
The bill relating 10 the sale of properly on at
tachtnenl on HesDe process, was passed.
The House bill repehllng the militia act Of last
year was laid on the table.
Mr.. Briggs moved that message be sent to The
House asking the return OF The bill paying Ed
ward @. Iabcock ccrIan sum, which was carried
and The bill was returned. Mr.. Briggs moved II
reconsideration OF The vote rejecting the bill cur
ried, and the bin was laid Oh the iabe.
The House bill relating 10 the incorporating Of
Fire Insurance Companies, was rejected.
The hill relu,ng 10 Grafton Fire Insurance
Company, was rejected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
From the Richmond Compiler.
MIR. CALHOUN.

grand meeting was held in Oh arles,on on the 9Th
inst Of the friends fAif Calhoun. The political princi
plies and resolves Of this meeting may be taken as the
true opponents Of the pos,on" and policy ofhe Cal
houn party and lead o for The party all quarters
This meeting is strengthened by host of influential
names. which have. figured in the political history OF the
Palmetto State DR.. f.. w. North pres sided Among
The Wee Presidents observe the names Of Dubose,
Deas. Pinckney, Boyce. SC.
long report Adopted, much the larger portion Of
which is upon the questions as to how the proposed Ma
tlenal CoHSsNtipp shall be plmed, how it shall vote and
when ii shall meet? The creed forth in the portion
oihe repor, devoted to the discussi, Of political pnc
pies, is as follows:
''Our creed is, Free Trade; Lo,c Duties; No Debt;
Separation from Bands; Ecoaoay; Retreaehment; aud
strict adherence TO He Constitution. We unur the
banner OF State Rights bearing alo these principles in
scrbcj It's sacred i'lds. aud under i, march into
tho contest coHfdpg IN Heaven. the isice VI four capse,
and the yflpe Of tie people, 10 tho words Of thai dis.
ting uehei statesman Upt own State. who has render
ed great abilities usrious by powerful resistance
the mad career OF erur and disagreement. Veto
~ in such will be great and glorious; and fits
principles he faithfully aud firmly adhered tn after isl
cheved, much will ii rebound To the liolur ofthos1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

u Is breaking even a0w--esety sgp ~ tnc political
horizon Indicates The approach ii glorious DAY, Let
us patiently await the dawong III this new ia, 1t III
not burst upon MS ut once, but as surely as day fellows
night. IL will come at last Let the Wings fcmc,nbcr
the eycses Of 1888. following "a they did ppon The r.
Pea.'d 'n"mphs Let them remember tho thick glypm
which then overcast their prospects, aud which was no,
uispcltd unit the sun If $40 burst forth in dazzling
sp'dndor NV. as then, we shall do battle for a be-
loved raderof on whose patriotic heart s devoted Il.
he country s weare--ior one 10 whom we owe the vic
tory 81 lSio-for one who yiede! his own claims in Ia
'or the revercd llarrson--ar one IN shur, whose
name is cndeaed 10 every true American as patriot,
statesman, an orator aud above all an honest man BE
lore that name the distracted ranks Of vcololsm will
scatter IN dl,msy, and HENRY CLAY will occupy the
chariot Washington ehqefd by tho rlaud,s c he laIo
lnl cuuntrvmen NJ ''''-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
DECEMBER 10Th, 1912.
.1'EV' s'.s.1D GHE.IP-
EFs THEN Ey'ER.

UST received by the Boat kanawia a SECOND
- SUPPLY OF desirable q ,ods which We're bought
for CASH within the lasl ten days at very grea, sacri
fee aud viii be sold at prices much below the usual
rates. The attention of pnrc reqnestedto the
fIl!pwiug:
Rose Blankets from s. pair up,
Negro do large and heavy very, low,
Glenrock Jeans from lGcts up,
Casinels, good at 2sjd per yd and finer.
FIannes, all Wool. wide and heavy, At ~ and q, cts,
Cotton Hose lfqm q! Np eAFemely fine at % cts,
spool Cotton. black white and cooured
Brown and Beached Coitons, unusually low,
Together with many other articles which, added to
his former stock, makes it very complete An eNami-
nation is requested from purchasers.
JAMES A. STIGLER.
Dec. 10 Is
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Private Entertainment.

-E~-E THE. subscriber, having taken the large
GS|.!Ia and commoilols brick buding the
aS iiiSS lower end OF Main street, lately occcuped
EsEstag.5 by Mr.. Robert MoErisg. intends to keep
house of fRVATE TlLN.hE.N7', where
all those vile think proper to favor him with call
WI md him 1t MI times nrelaHa to accommodate them
WIN the best The Affords and prices reduced to
the standard of the times ''
HIS stable now well provided and sufficiently large
70 accommodate ID K d y
His prices will be as follows:
Board by the year 500 90
Bard and lodging by the wear I2.5 90
For Board per month co
= man aud horse day and night %
All meals (cach) O %
Iarse per month s 90
For slngle feed q %
ID. /. TINBS
B. lie will keep constantly hand, for sale, at re-
duced prices Meal, Corn, Oats, sc.
March 9 I'm
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Ward Election.

FHNIIE WARD ELECTION for SIX Aldermen and
Il Sin Common Council men, in eac, ward, in the
town Of Lynchburg. will take place pursuan,
Of Assembly entitled ian act to amend act entitled
act dividing the town Of ynrhburg into wards. and
lpr other pVrpses passed Feb. 10. 1880. the first
Tuesday in April neNtand will he held IN the Lynch
Ward No. l. being all that nr,oi nj said iown bel1w the
LIST alley eAenddg from the river to the i2h street a,
the Auction oise. Min street, OF Mrssrs Payne &
Turner; and in Henry Wsrd, No 2 beiag all that part
of town above IL alley, extending from the river 10
10Th street. t house the Main street. under the
ViIgiuian ollsr.. HENRY DUNNINGTON,
IMPORTATION Of Lynclbnrg.
Feb o. - 1850 TIA
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Oranges! 0rangcs!! Oran.cs!!!

lust RECElFED. per Canal boat, John Ra-
~ doph, 20 boxes very superior
81 LY OF \ G f. s,
which may be had eAsu. by early applica-
ton to CHARLES PHELPS Aucir.,
) nooRs BELOW PuRvis's CORNER, ON TIE STREET
LEADING TO THE BRIDGE.
March rs Is
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C.E&Ek EaIK HIDES.

4 WILL give the hgheai cash prices for gfee, and
j dry Hides delivered at the Market House.
Sole and tppcr Leather will be- gwen IN exchange
T. preferred Hides viii BE- tanned on shares and deliver
ed at the Market house when tanned All work war
raned. W. l.. FAIR.
Nov 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

MI EMDll, of the Life oil the 1T. Revd. Richard
1V1 thannlns Moore. y. D. by J. =. X. Heishaw.
d. D.. Tor saleb; PAINE, GREGORY co.
Jan. - Is
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emma, .iasS HHa EnTfhem-rHrc
~ t. are at tins time receiving oar Spring supply Of
w China. Glass and Eartlttn ware, Winch viii
make our s. elk ar!e aud complete. We invite purcha
e'rs 10 call ajd examine our stock aud prices. We
pledge ourselves 10 ,lH as iJ,a ARTICLES ul the
quality can be purchased lu II any regular house IN tins
town. JOSEPH ID. EN NM y Go.
March Is
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FRITZ TssE.a;S.

I UST RECt ED, a, Exchange Corner a small lot
- Of ahalae FRUIT TREES. from the Nursery OF
Parsons & Co, New Nork--P@ches. Apples Pears
Chcresand Pnnis, SC. all Of which Of very supc
rior quality. NJ, TALBOT
Feb & Is
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Siss,anaCl.S for 1913.

4 MEXICAN and various nlhrr kinds; Coiom's
"a Virginia. By the gross. n, Redmond price ior sale
3, PAYNE, GREGORY < co.
Nov. 7 is
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Il II ~ IL al .EWCfi u ~ :.

IL I'd at .ENCf iOn.
w ILL he sold to the highest bidder ON "Wednesday
W the fifth day of April next, about
One AHndTFd 6rrfs pr land,
u Vie county oi Amherst, about mites from Lynch
h"T' Tins Land joins The lands Of Mrs. Major War
M,ck' Mrs II brr Warwickan Mr.. john NJ Williams.
mere is about 90 acrcg ofgoai WOOD LAND
aud about 20 acres lately claaFea ready be put in
order or t'bacco. The remaining baance OF about x,y
acres, is In good order for corn.
JANES B. RAWLINGS.
,'' particulars APP y to NJ. Talbot.
March 20 - ia
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ORANGES! ORANGES!!

5ESlE. subscriber has Just received small lot ofswcc
4 liasanna ORANGES, retVjsne-Aso, .emons and
Figs, fresh and ,ne GEORGE W. lANCEY.
FEB = Is
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Mr. CLAY IN ILI.INOlS.-A meeting Of tha
Wing memb'r Of the Illinois Legislature was held At
Springfield tho I'd inst The resolutions adopted bv
,hs meeting embraced substantially, among others. tho
following ronis viz
l. The imposition Of Tariff IN duties, sufficient to
raise revenue 10 dcay the necessary expenditures of
the National Government, asd al tho sane tine afford
adequate protection 10 American industry.
Opposition TO direct taxation uy tie support Of tho
National Government. 10y !" y
=, lhe necessity of a property restricted National
panN, To regulate the currency; aud aid in the collection
aud sale keeping Of the public revenue.
D. Adhesion To the principles Of Mr.. Gays Land
h'l' a. most according with the best interests Of tho Ma
ton Of tho state,
D. The active support of Whg Candidate Ia every
Congressional District, Il. tho approaching election
without regard to the chances of success
The following resolution, offered by member. was
adopted by reclamation:
Resolrrd, That llEsnY CI,y. Of Fentucky h M the
rn,''e fopidrpeg lhe Wings II ioois that. as can.
d,daie for HE Presidency IN 1874. he would b. our
choice IN preference 10 any distinguished Statesman If
the NhN party; bpt aclng as We do, from principle
and moi h,r men, We pledge onsselyes 10 yay 10 tho
support Of the holnnec Of tho National Convention no.
Plug that the selection will fail IN "lIARnr or rnr
WEST tho frs, and dearest hope Of our suffering cuuu,
Try,
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q ss'kE{ az,

'kslt. undersigned VIII hereafter carry the Carpen-
ters BsNtss n all garruS branches and respect.
fully solicisa >iisroiWhic patronage lIew kcopa gen
erai assortment OF lnbe' al his fathers shop. for The PIE
sent, and al his c"n as soon as he provide one
GEORGE Il. CIRIE
Jan l2 Is
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GFFICl. iiot RS.

NFFTCF HOURS.
The Office is open lan hall msl o'clock. \. NJ.
pnli sun down, and will always be- kept open tr pvc-
~ one hour after the arrival Of the Richmond Mail On
its arrival before 9 o'clock, F. NJ.
The Office Will he kept open Sunday mornings,
from half past eight to . urloch. A. VI.
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VOL. xXE.-.yO. O..

WHOM !! wy have been wop. and hpg will il perpe,u-
ss vs. liberty ADD prosperity II The coun,Sy.H -"
Relative ~ the election VI the convention and mssle
u voting IN the report adyWacs the same yiews sup.
ported by the friends Of Mr.. aoyp iq ne he Dv.nu-
oIec Convention here Il goes for the ercton Of Dbl
esr ' s,.a nstc.s and two f the Ss!e Sena"rs
e'eh o'ae having its fair aud equal representation an.
sMcie IN The Whole 10 The aumLer il ss votes in lie
election vi President aud more "A coz yeutvn thus
'd' and each dclss ste s,pag directly from his i'm
ncoA'f coAs'nen's. knowing ibsit wislIes consutnc
,oe'f Interests and voting per capita" il contends
womb emeody the true opinions 0f the c.nntry and
b" constituted in the src ,s, acp,dance with tho tine
deWoc Illia faith" ""' - ~ -
AS IL time of meeting The seper drs,una,es the third
Monday IN May, as advocated here by the Calhoun par
" \ sIf9' many reasons are urged why this time
should b. adopted. Among them. il is said that the
meeting IN the fall would cut oil the plantation States
from their due influence they would I've in the uid,,
o' h''' h-nes' and many IT their Legislatures would
pt ~ session. Besdes Is said that Alabama mce,s in
December and Mississippi in Iaury 10 consider he inns
OF The 9en.ra Convention. These and other rrsyous
urged by the Democratic members IL the Lcpslsturrs
OF Michigan, Kentucky and Maryland they cay. iuJucv
'hrm 'os'll.e upon tho third Monday il May, '"''
IN pursuance OF the report, series u resolutions are
adopted They submit the claims Of their preferred
.'"doa'e l.hf Calhoun to The decision ola Conven.
'lon constituted as they Indicate: us ono Of the respl.
''o says organized upon principles Of perfect fairness
ana equality. aud To meet nj such time as will Afford
10 ''e people full opportunity To firm IN enliphieu-
9" am, delioefae Judgment as public men and ncas-
urcs."
10 those is'ms. the Van Durca wing of the RepubIi
can parry viii not acccde. and thereby cones division
VI we ranks, which nothing, We conjecture, can heal
Senator King was IN Charleston ON his way hume.
lie attended The meeting. but begged oil Ire IN speech
m the score Of fatigue. Al.ssrs Fillmore. Pickrns.
Mem'nlnccr aud Stuart, addressed the n,eeting.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-01
HEALTH SECURED

h
HYGEIANvEot TABLE tNiVER SAL MEDICINES
As for1nerlv prenared under the sitperuisi Of
Ia TIE Mr.. THOMAS MONT, So.
4 Vre Pre>,dent o. the British College "i lienlih-
MANUFACTURE in this country, IN their
We original n,,rity by ~ shepheard Moai.
fe:,lest son df the abose (which have ohfaIaed
the approsaf an1srcco mmendnfion Of thou
lnds Who have been cprei IN consampitonS.
cholera Morbns, Iqiltnpa;tons, naturally or
externally. Dyspepsia, Feveis, AgueS lntlees-
lion, Billions ar Nervous affections. AMI al dis-
ases OF the Liver, Yellow Fever. Grut. khel-
mati.m. Iumba=o. the DniorelV, Hr'Psy, St
Wings Dance. sFpilepsy, Apo1lexv. Para lysls.
Palsy. Green Sickness, and all ohssrurtions 20
winch Tho female farm Is 60 dstressIn9ly Table,
and which sen 50 many af the nTest portion
of the creailol 10 their untlmely graves; small
POx. Measles. WhoopinS cough, Scar 81 Fever,
Asthma. Jaundice. Gravel Stone. and ailUtina-
~ Obstruc ions, risiula, Piles, Structures. Rnp,
lures, and SvpnIhs IN I'll its staces: ,o1stinated
Bowels. Worms, Scnrvy, ltchIngs OF the skin,
Kings Evils. and all cntaneous disorders; IN
short, every complaint 10 which the human
frame is so direfnlly subject. urdcr all their
varied forms and names; a. tns Hvaeian con-
viciion ls, that Man IS subject 10 only one rec
disease that IS, 20 the impurity of the blood,
from whence springs every complaint that Gan
possibly assl his complicated frame, and that
il is the perpetual struggle Of this vital pure
stream Of life tfle gift Of Almighty power) IN
disencumber itself of its vicious, acrid hnmors,
with W hch II has become commixed thrOugs
the negligence OF parents; the ignorance or
maltreaim ent Of the doctors; or the vicious or
eormandising propenslties OF Us all.
This valuable medicine, being composed only
Of geget7ble matter, or medicinal herbs, and
war; anted on oath as not containing one paru-
Gle. mineral, or chemical substances tall OF
which are uaeonqenial ta the nature OF man,
/ and therefore destructive Of the human iramel -
4 found to be perfectly harmless 10 themosi tender
I age OF weakest frame under evetv stage Of human
/ suffering; the most pleasant and benign IN us
! operation, and at the same time the most certain
1 in searching out the root Ct everv complaint
however deey and Of performing a cure. tha
wss ever offered N the world. This wonderful
effect too, is produced by the least trouble 10 ihe
| patient bv merely swallowing a certain number
Of pills and heinz called few extra tines to the
purposes Of evacuation, With the least possible
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Prepared and sold by A r Sands a. Co. Drug
Eists and hemists. Granite buildings. 27I
Broadway, corner OF Chambers st New Work,
add forsale by Druggists throughout the U S.
Pllce - pc hottie. an boftiez fnr 81.
The public respectfully reqnssi ed 10 remen-
bef that u is Sands's Sarsaparila that aas and IL
constantly achieving such remark n lie cares IT
the most difficult cisss Of Diseases ia which the
hums n frame is subject. and ask for Sands Sar-
panlla. and take no other. .r .fNI , ~ 4.
GLITTER PRY OR. Aeeni by special ap-
po'rfmert for the Propriefors, for Uhee'ii.g
q nd ricfuifu. I..f " "
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- AIGTsT I5. IN4a.

NEW FALL AND WINTER G0oDS.
& 7 the New Store of , g ( 3 m1 Ms,aS
have received Their first stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods, as follows: ,'7lt
super Fresch Black, English and American
Ss DYED GSh, Plan and f. nS ypas CsSs
SafIineiis, Kentucky Jeans aid Wakefield ker;
seys; White Gauze, Red, yellow. Twied and
lbs thew slyle,) PLAIN, striped, wstered, change
able g. I'D and plain A lpaca Lustres, Bombazinesi
s ATTN striped and plain Muslin de Iaines, striped
LS,ea sss psSe Su sns English
Mernoes; Manchester, EaristoD. French and
Chambra Ginghsms; Brnshs, n.nash de LANES,
fIerno, Embroidered, Dsmask Woo'len, Tartan,
Figd Meri no, ThIbet. Kabyle. LADY Sale and
Helen McGregor Ladies' ShawIs; cord and black
Kid Gloves, Long White do. Fancy Points and
Dress Haadkerchefs, Alpachs Aprons, Silk
apron tasseis Black and cold twisted silk fDnges
Working Canvas. Zephyr worsied, Thread lace
edQngs and lnser,ngs; Swiss and Jaconet Do:
Ashburton, Lyons and Fancy Ne, I,aces. coPd
r.Tnhric hdkfs plain and fg'd white and black
NET. elan end ig'9 Swiss, Book, Lace stnped,
checked aad gaconet Mrslins; Null Mnll. Nan,
aooks, linen Lawns. Linen cambria; Plain and
fhg,d bobbinetts, black Castelar, Net;new style
bonret Ribbons silk pocket Hdkfs; Irish linens;
Mohair cloak iasssls. So and "a Table OiaperI
az Linen Diaper. Russia do and hieeched snd
brown Linen Table cloths, linen sheesings; bfk
and cold mushns. Paper do. White and brown
Hollands. silk and worsted Serge; black slk,
'tshby and painted Velvets Gents black ttallan
scraSats, DOrsay searfs. Boa tie stocks and By
ron c0llaisg ha ck, white and cold KID, cash
mere and Thhet gloves; Merino and Satin Yes
tinns; super Gum Snspenders. SssDender Ends
brown cotton, Angola and Lamhs wool drawers
and.shirts: brocade, m0bair and lssfine coat nnc
.evercOat buttons, fR' q, mohaiT and elk binding
sanare coat cord, German snd American Pins
Black add White cotton, black Lambs WeOl
mixed Saxony snd Cashmere Hose. DO bal
Hose. Marine stripes, checked. brown enf
bIsarhed ~DFilhnGs, canvass. PADDING. hleaches
and brown muslin. wnddlng, batting. Umbrellas
a large assortment 81 Freueh Chiut1es, British 4
IT ~ AMERICAN PRINTS. -
ore ease Of fns Florence Braid Bonnets, net
.sfyle. Horss Hair Ginpei &c. &c. p
Weinviie the attention Of Country Merchant
10 our stock which V large and well selected.
Our cue 0mers and the citizens OfW n
virinity are respectfully invited 20 give . cal
befose f.4akine flIsir Fall purchases for acs CA
and WILL eel DRY GOODS cheaper thu
.sssrs srer bsfore offered ir,fhie city, -.--
eng ~ - y. ~ X. y. N,