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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

for the sea; that also fled back afrrigh,ed from
its shores, so that even Pliny could not land
before the city, but was forced to proceed to
Stabie. The believing mountain, the sulphur
Gus air, the quvering earth, would not let
city even so dissolute as Pompeii gather to
places Of public amusement CONSERVATION
reigned in every street, and drove the frighten-
de inhabitants away from their dwellings. This
is doubtless the reason why SO few bodies
were found. Those that pcrished were slaves
or those who tarried till some falling column or
wall blocked up their path, and the descending
cinders blinded their sight as they groped about
for a way of egress. Fear and darkness (for
day was turned into night,) might have enthrol-
cd others beyond the power ofmoving. And
was standing on the same pavement those ter
ror-stricken citizens stood on two thousand
years ago, and was looking on the same noun
tain they gazed on with such earnest inquiry
and fearful forebodmgs. Then it rocked and
swayed and thundered before the pent-up for
ces that threatened to send it in fragments
through the heavens. Now silent and quiet it
stood on its firm base. Yet TO me it had mo-
rose and revengeful look, as if it were conscious
Of the ruin at its feet.
The excavations are more extensive than |
supposed and the effect Of the clear light of the
sun and the open sky on the deserted pavements
is peculiar and solemn. A visit to it is an epi-
sode in mans life he can never forget. An
old column or broken wall left ofa once popu-
lous city interests us. We stand and muse
over the ruined pile till it becomes eloquent
with the history of the past. If one single
complete temple be found, how it increases the
interest. But to wander through a whole city
standing as its inhabitants lett it in their sud-
den fear, increases tenfod the vvidness of the
picture. The little household things meeting
You at every turn, give speciality to the whole.
As | strolled from apartment to apartment,
almost expected to meet some one within the
door. felt like an intruder as passed into
the sleeping rooms of others-as if were en-
tering the private apartments Of those who
were merely absent on a ride or visit The
scenes were familiar, and it appeared but a
short time since the eyes Of those who occupied
the dwellings rested on the same objects. In
turning the corners ofthe streets it would hard.
ly have surprised me TO have met the inhabi.
tants jnst returning and looking on me as n
stranger and an intruder. 1t required an ef
fort to convince myself that these streets and
these dwellings were ,hronged and occupied fo'
the last time nearly 1000 years ago. assure
you the struggle was not to call up the past
but to shake it of-and whenl finally stood
at the gate and gave farewell look to the
lonely city that family shone in the light ofthe
setting sun, feeling of indescribabs sadnes.
stole over me, and rode away without the
wish ever to sec it again.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

THE FoRcE OF ArPErIrE.--The Richmond
Star states that woman in that city came so
near dying from in,emperance that her friends
had shroud made for her, presuming that she
could not live long. She, however, recovered,
and the first thing she did was to husten and
sell the shroud for liquor!
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

Burke once remarked to Gsrrick that all Bit
ter things were hot. SAY said Garrick, "what
do YOU think of bitter cold weather.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

1t was proverb of Anarcharsis, Scythan
philosopher, that the vine bore three branches;
first pleasure; secondly, drunkenness third
ly, disgust
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

UNNATURAL CcrELTy-An advertisement
appears IN tie New York Sun, wherein the
writer eets forth case OF oppression and cruel
" on the part of the lair sex, of which we think
the civil authorities ought to take cognizsnce
He says that "after walking with lady from
Fourth street to Union Park and back several
times, and going to church in the evening, and
then 10 see her home, when we got there, ex-
pected her to ask me in to rest myself-but no;
what do you think she said 4 wiu not ask
you in, because know you are tired, and
hare a long ,Dalk before you.'" The adverti-
ser appends the reques, that the editor Of the
Sun would publish his statement "as possibly
she may take the hint, and never serve another
person So"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-05

hn,xnoSrp--The "Fair One" thr ladies'
oa2rr. The Forum says-"If fair ones run AZ
ter ,h, rails they must expect to be abando.
nod
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PRICES OF ADvERTIsING.

Every subsequent insertion, o2s
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length Of time they arc TO be published, will bs
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NEW CHEAP GOODS.

lust received, fine lot of Glassware: Cut
" Glass Bowls Plain Bowl. Cut Dishes. and press
ed Dishes SalveTs Tumlers WIN Ga.c.. Champagne Gases
very low Dccncrs Lamps Caniecks Candle shade Passage
Lamps Astral solar and Reading Lamp Lanterns salt
Selln- very low; Curtain Pins and Glass KNOBS.
Azn on hand inc stock of CEOCkERN. verv low
Passage ami Hand Lamps Astral Lamps. SOAR Lamps Cam
pinr do Grcr0ufh- do beautiful Canieabras > 2
and light. hn" patterns. and % excellent quality.
large pt ol llni0ma GIN and Mahogany flm, Ioon.
Toilet Mnnte Pier and iiaad iandsir plain which VII,
sell low Also. Looking Glass Plates. az eyes.
Ao lot ofHAEnWhRE wlrchj VIII sell tssy 10 get I'd o.
rhores and Tonrs hndrou fHders Furnace Sunon. irons
Hair Brushes Toothdo Nail and Coh" DO Pad Locke
lot O Conchs Csud sticks brass plated and BRITANNIA Caor.
Britannia Tea Po- AMI Coffee do Sugars and Creams
aud Spoons, German Silver spoons Tes aud Taiic.
Cav and purchase. $AMES EVANS.
30 Cfnckry Dealer Main Street.
HANNoR. WOOD q co. Agents srue of ur. most
~ popular remedies Ia tr MON which, AMI
Of al - Wi-taTs E7,lm Of VIII Cherry" remedy has
gained Tor tse reputation Coughs AMI tma-
affections which far the Nosirus
TIE quantity odhy The Agents e,teuess we esa
present 81 efficacy tho OF an diseases Of Lung.
Pamphlets containing instances cf can
h. had gratis GANNOR WOOD L. GO.
Agents for tie Pfnprstnr.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Edited by AI.ENANDER uO>EIEY.

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Asvssrtsisafos dsrn lines cs in.-ron rs cents.
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MORE NEW GOODS

MORE NEW GOODS.
ECEINEp by the Steamer Columbus and now ready G,r
Z animation at the Cheap store one Door below Wal.
"oh iuner . Co ie following ARTICLES s! quite
a. low as NJ any Establishment t- City excepted T the
continuation Of which, are Ia want of Co "a
cal and examine FOR themselves:
20 Pieces nae medium and sperhne Broad Cloths which vii b.
sJI great bargain
90 DO CasslHeti. from 40 c;s. 20 81 per ward
80 DO. ny Jeans and
- DE-" Red an9 Whit FAunel very cheap some Of which
warranted not 20 shrink
" Servants wear complete and pes in aeeo
dance with the times. pieces more or tho ,,dsn,s nh IN
Cashmelcs, very desirable
$50 blankets ior servants sc u 81 cts a piece
DOMESTIC GOODS cheaper than th.v e,p m rn,,b,d
IN any Of the Northern Markets.
We respectfully invite the Purchaser. 10 our com
pete and General Assortment Do Goods. borh; low snI Sotn
CHEAP ~ y RreEIry !. 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

Ivory, stag and buffalo Table
Cutlery, NJ every description
Rotgers T. sons. Wos;enholm's
and CroOke's sup. Pocket Cut
by
Carving, cooks anl butchers
Knives
Anvii,, Vice.. Bellows. -iclrr
and hand Hammers, : rev
Plates, g..
llorsc Rasps; Hat and half round.
Uili pit crescent. hand Jaw
lrd an other Filcs
Cl1Tk'- and kenuck's Parliament.
hrusi ana narrow Butt Hinges
MlllwTigbt's, Carpenters ard IA
binsi Makers Chi-ei-. Gouges
and Aururs
Drawing KNIVES. Plane lran~.
AMI III other Tools. OF Butch
er's Cams AMI AMerirau ma
nufIrture
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NEW MUSIC,


ID ~ TAYLOR has Ju.t received the following new and ,vo
n RTE Songs &c, for the Piano Porte.
To Greece shining blades
Launch thy bark, Mariner
She never blamed him
The Pirates seTenadc
Thy Name from Gems Of Foreign Heloies'
Ny heart returns TO thee again, 10
Hurrah for laughing Love,
The Rose Of Song, from the "Snngs q Grenada
The Angels GTeeting-a Sacred song
by Hours
Ia serenade, from Gems . German songs"
Expand thy wing, 10 do
The Free, the German Rhine
Auli Lang Syne-hew arrangement
Think moi, though Fate has severed
When Parted
on thnk Of my own Beloved
When thou
Oh. share my Cottage gentle maid
The mother and her dying hoy
Land OF my birth FAR away
Ny sister dear, remember nc
False one | breath my adeu. cs.e Moore
Come with me 10 the Cedar tree; My happy home
q come 10 the; The Twilight sercn1dc
Oh! should like TO marry; The flower Of Enersiie
Dry Up your tear; Poonlsc Bnllantc BY Herr
no 10 MUSIC STORE opposite Banks.
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REMOVED

tIAI.
bANNNAN co.'s OF Dominion Cotnng 50 ~ ths %
sie sde Of the and flciRg Franklin In.s Iar
49, ' -
A"n 10 ne ei1eh- ~ Richmond thu ,st. ,t
'fstahy Keep on hani Cioihing epsc
any "f IN" eurr'nt aud approaching which VIII Iii n,
e1se Pfss Tor cash We respectfully call snd in
-, our .oe whether they want Tho goods good.
" .'",s ''''n4,'L ~ NhR'-Sis warran'"d
Cloths C">-in'cTs ANA t:envcr Cloths.
w r. are prepared To exhibit large and splen-
did ut Of the above Good. AZ very low p,ess-,
'os We have blacks blues and invisible green's al qlte.
IN cashmere English French and American IN great VARIETY
consisting OF Tweeds BueSns Plain Wool nl,ek.
Blues and Drabs French Pa Dap &c from SOC Il, m.
hest lnliaetnredn Beaver Cloths Double blue
and Drah FEd and Pn Bcayers-urrror Pain Db an, nrk
Asphahnn coih-Ileavy PHO; and Forest Cloths. &C e our
Purchasers invited o cramine
rs KFNT Ar,y ,rpp
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.


AskINs LinBYS Line of Packets between Richmond nd
New od.ah-, Wall regular run IN seu.Ls,
AMI VIII be composed nj the following vessels
,,h3he bhnELpR, Capt IhRNs HopToS:
brig oRLEANs, Capt. Va. SNrTH
bIs Jo-EPHlSE Capt Jos.
'h' ." We ABOVE vessels VIII leave place regularly every
month We can with Confidence above TO
The pbc a. they buIi expressly VIII ir.nr.
as ~ a. any other vesss and COMMANDED and
ef't nch q" long esp-riene" the trade
having very superior accommodations, cabin aud sr,rs
pa'-u3'ts' apply 10 !. FISHER 4 son.
HASKlNs LIBBY.
n g. an freight country for the abo,. ve. 1 -,
wharfage p
AZ
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PATENT HORSE SHOES.

9 :.:::: ;:::
fo' sale 10y oe5 VAN LEW. SMITH * co
''BE 1T REMEMBERED"
I1NHAT KEEN n co. are constantly rccc;v.
,ng at least weekly by this baltimore Boat. additional .rp
@ =, mioH,o Good. 70 ' Clothing Establishment
Tailoring Department" superinendenee of '''
JAMES LIVING SToS
And from his well canned reputation Of all Care and
Io IN Ier'enAr-"h'eh garment gcnJemen experience so
veSaon IN getting often very had when GOOD ones ovh,
10 be rNpee'edhcy confidently their voo and cut
oe II KEEN x 60.
SPLENDID POCKET CUTLERY
s nnw opening very superior and assortment n
rocket Cutlery consisting pocket r- drk pruning n,,,.
men ana travellers KNIVES mounted silver pearl IVORY hcI
@ o''e shell handles many Of which entirely pat.
rn- and manufactured by IT, celebrated maker. Rogers Son
''o'. q, Wosenhoim & SON. and Jonathan Crooks.
% - THOMAS TvRER
''rO GIN-sMTTlIs.-
HAVE now on haul offensive assortment ofRin harr,
au ana ',ns" Gun Rfe and Pistol Looks, Mounting.
OF Doon Fad Chest Box, and Trak I.oss, K-y, &c &C.
So ." THOMAS TyEER
pooro ,, Ghsapi Cheapi! Cnenpl!
bOOIS, SHOES, TRUNKS, Se-H'HOLESILE X
RETAIL.
EANID BURLINGTON wouh call attention Of his friends
-, eunners aud buyers generally to las stock nooIs,
Shoes. Trunks, &c.. which he selling OF very low iol
cash. or to prompt paying customers. lie ,oc
sae an" rei purchaser. before buying elsewhere strong IN
duecmcut. WIZ bee ocrc-c i. receiving iro, The M nrrrov,
Northern AMI Eastern Manuaci-nr- additional sp. ~ ,ur
so' ~ VIII render liz stock worthy attention OF a,
aH uHe- anu Ar as~r Them that a. low
he qaiy considered a. by 9th ci.y. The
friends ct the late firm Of u. Buugon invited to ,.
NINA eau DAVID BURLINGTON,
&C ~ Successor IN ID. Burlington 4 Co. Manson House
TONS Plaster $40 prime Mercer rotato. li am
~ we'd perschr Shetland which low from vessel
AlPS 10 Zoe Isl RANKIN 4 WHITLBtK.
HcII-lEctJIe Kettles.
tsl received Ene lot ct Bel Msuc Preserving Kettles. Call
a. al tie sign OF the Mill saw, Main street
os RICHARDS GARDNER.
ANTHRACITE COAL.
IG0 TONS broken and screened Red Ash
IL w Coal, landing from Palestine. Tor sale by
se" BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
Fsrnss and Iror Fcotrneu.
FINE assortment % IRA Fcouen Il superior Quail
N y, 'or al" ehespty RICHARDS * GARDNER,
ot ~ Sign OF tho Mil saw, Main STREET.
u NV CARTEL HOOM-S pieces scotch Ca.pet.. 400 do
" superfne do sairor Nruri IN Do C5or stair
LINEN coinsr! linen Hoor Cloths. Tulted Rugs IA ~
rely Tho above rool on The most
scons terms and Will le sold very cheap b.
oe u ". MEREDITH.
sfLEGANr Walters. Tea Trays, Ac.-Ne have
90 Just opened lot Of elgutca IN ss;is; also Winters
assorted all szes-im.or'ed the manufacturer in I'm
giant nnitor sale low by RICHARDS & GARDNER.
"' ~ Sign OF the Min Saw, Main Street.
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WILL BE RECEIVED THIS DAY

sY J. =. UNHEALTHY & co.,
Al Tie Baltimore Cash S,0rr irraeiat,ly opposite r. IT.
Jenkins.
fiEiEs drah, and uuc Tribe, CIo'h. Tor
~ Ladies palic.s
DOZEN Psiees ready made. direct from Nv Yo7s
10 pieces rich Cashmere de E=eossc. style
10 DO do second Mourning
- do plain cold hou-;n de Lane
20 DO French blk do do
= do rich new siy. Silks
= do SUPER. French black Alpaca. warranted g.puin.
u 10 hgid and dark cold
20 o. TaTieiou Pats for chLrrn'. wear \, ., ,xb zoe
10 DO French Piads for elasng, I'D, WIDE only p
10 d' white. punk. blue aud aeion Muslin fr
party dre~se-, . yls wide IS cent.
> sets handsome embroidered CURTIN Muslin
20 pieces do do a. ,s,v .,.,,
IS do Cashmeref do
dozen Children's Nett Caps
do do Cloaks
do embroidered Tibet Shawis Al So
do plaid and wat-red silk d.
, do nett Bruss.l Robe foT Ladies, new ariel.
> cases new style Fancy Prints very CHEAP
10 pieces IouaTi siks Will sell n ~. cts
~ do highly cord Nuuslin Dc Lane -. worth zoe.
GENTLEMENs WEAR
pieces reh black French Cio genuine ami not
to change eollur
10 pieces rich black French C.ssilnerr from 80 To 81
= 80 dn fancy colours 30
- DO fancysiIk, MeFino ani Cashmere Ve-tings
100 d. lri-h Linens, fsnm 81. W
20 dozen ip-wlek and lambs shirts and Dawer-
= do do 10 a,
Together with large and stock n Sap and Fancy
w "~ which they VIII sell AZ whoesa AMI retail al unrtc
oeiencd low prices. cash a. they ar, Possessed Of ,s,n
flaFs LAS in Hfu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

n VESTS.
IA EN- 80 opening ,rvs al ..,,,.t, -. -,
~ Pnt' ant Vests fof sale ebesp for cash
A'y made Beaver Ffocks 20 just fnhe Of the bss Rir.
m'ud f11n1mcure Dies Coats te best good AMI It,. 80
chcl1 for cash "''' NHf'
40 'nnceton with other Store. have The ir of
Or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

EB'hlb hOp NpLASSfS-5O Porto Rico NIa.a-.as
= landIns and for ale by
nANrSnopr
r NHEAIlN CO at The Rsr.n,o-. t',sb
- ro ie corner q Main and street immediately on
posie t. H. Ienkas yesterday. addition e. t -l ,s.e
Stnek--lu pieces Wool black Clnth superior quality
DO pieces Inv AMI olive Green do
20 dn English Fancy Cashmere
10 Do Plain Blue aui BIZ do
~ % SaN satin AMI Aerno He,5.nzs. ae-; styl-.
80 10 White FLANNEL al Wool II s5c iet yani
10 % Swami skin do superior sros warranted IN, to
shrink
10 do l2-i Bamsey Shooting
Is do Plain, Biz and Natstrsi tuarca
cases Fancy Pant
20 cartoons OF blk ard coTdSik PRINCE
10 dorm Gents NsTno Shirts ami Drawer SUPERIOR article
20 do Ladies Preach lid Gloves direct nom Pan, 6aIe
10 do Gents do 10 40 40
20 pieces hlk an blue blk Bumaazin.
10 do Cashmere IL Lane. new sryle
. 90 Printed sat'ins, article foT Ladies dr.-e-
10 10 Printed Velvet
. dozen handsome bored six ShaWls
> pieces Rich Waie.ci stripe silks
> bales Whitney Blankets; %. 10 d. N-r, do
together with large Hosiery all kind an Of which
thry VIII dispose Of the reasonable terms. for cash AZ
persons wishing to purchase VIII please and cvamns for them
'e' -
~ Tie S;ar = requested copy
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

Killing wording and gru5bing
Hoes
CaTenicr's Patent and Scotch
spring Iron Ram Lock.
Mill pii, hand, eros cuJ ard car
cular saws
single and double barrel Guns.
shot R-it- ami Powder Flask
Ave. AMI iiaichets, made b
collins, Simmons and Others
Log, tracv, halter and other
Chains
Plated haas ahi steel Sadte
y. of every quality
Cast, shear ani German Steel
by the case. warranted
ShOyel~, Spades. kc. OF Amcs'
ana other umtrr-
Hollow Wan, Wagon Boxes.
potsui lari Tea Kettles. sad
Irons. s..
- G-fs
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FALL GOODS.
China, QHfcHSv0Tc and GhlSS.
september. 1913.
'iNHE subscribers have now open in store, q we'll
= selected Si7cs Of anI pretty Goods sting oil Print
~ n co'ss coord edged AMI g. every -crnton
china common AMI fine; pressed pain Gl.- af
French un1n and American manufacture; German Svrr Ef
iina and test English plated Cs1ts Toilet other Looking
Gse, English AMI AucFraH Stanc War. which
We on5 y 'h' package 90 c"koi 70 s purchasers reason
able Prise, Int on the Usual credit
WN. ?. BUTLER CO.
Importers ~ China. CHS. &c.
I,,-- ,tysv. 49,. ~ r.
ATS HNrS spring FaShiouS,-i am
now receiving. direct from New York beautiful lort-a
Of Hats of the spring which scin. 90 very prcts
Purchases requested Ia examine themselves
H. STEPHENSON Ag.rt
To my Old Friends ana Customers.
1--WE received poi1n Of my Spring o cytra quality
u White Lead Class &C with barrels Mountain OIL ali
Of which vii wurS ~ pices 30 su., dc times
spis Parier s,ol- seasr.
.Rel iilius. prime Att,,apas sugar
VIZ 30 hoNts 90 thor--
tier.,snev Rec. Ius, received f,r s', by
'e2' FRY On.
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btAah ot-NItitiCE-fts anco = mi H. flrn ofaa gusai
paoe parry powder prepared wa ,r r,...t esro h sa
20" aFfeea1o dsntifrcs having Hrsf tsrff1i odos
NV pisAn' 1s-f cfafcatcs from ~
~ eri 10y pohshes and psesersrs D. snaa, - uhb
rta ruarsc wiBes~ and sets ~ ~ s>orbue ~ ~.
o'nF ne Fs % h~tihyat. ~ pysser. n bssHb
On 'sof-rrsfafsd ant sesi shaissits sol asaa ~
Ell ALExa DUy Al. q 60
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-23
WORKS JUST RECEIVED
AT TIE BooNvlLLE
BOOK STORE.


Wilson's Noctes Ambrosianae, in vols, =
The Poets and Poetry of America, :
Bancroft's History of the United States, e
Howitt's Student Life Of Germany, sa
Roscie's Lorengo De Medici, in vols, 81
Talford's Miscellanies, sss
Campbell's Life of Petrarch. -' ''
History of the Peninsular War,
Diary and Letters of Madame De Arbesy,
Stones life of Brant,
Washington Irvings Work in vols,
Fischers Natural Philosophy,
Brooks Universal Gazetteer,
Rollins Sacred History, Improved edition,)
Speeches by Phillips, Chatham, Curran, Burke,
Grattan, Erskine, Emmett, and Macintosh
SCOTS Poems, Henry's History of Philosophy
British Poets, the works of Chesterfield in
GLIDING his letters to his son.
Memoirs of the Court of Charles the first, in
volumes. Captain Backs Narrative, Macauley' IS
Miscellanies, life of Walter Scott, Anquetel's
Universal History, Bridgewater's Treaties, Spurg.
helms Phrenology, Texas and the Texans, Vol
ney's Ruins, Napoleon's Campaigns, Wisdom and
genius of Shakespeare, &C., &c.
For sale at very reasonable prices at the Boom
vile Bookstore, by E. HART.
June II, 1913. #a
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Cheap Cash Store.
GLASGOW

CsM1TH d BROTHER are receiving BY almos,
- every buat goods suitable for the wants of the
community, and will sell al prices which cannot
be beat.
H'Couon Yarn, a.qaa ,es-A ,ao1's
Brown Domeslics, ,bad9aita 'aail 3.tuai
Bleached do. fr,Y 4,sL Ii tsssg
Brown W. bleachcd and eoIorsd billings, 40
ssiiAproni Cheeks, sa1 y.5stg2sh ssf ew
Scotch and English Ginghanis,pea ygss8
Pars and American do9, 6w desA
English and French Cbintzes, = a
American and English Calicoes Ct cts, and
upwards, COS -i4s.slT' ? Tl8 ~ ~
Linen Lawn. q si uss4a ;sat s1a ,tsh
20 pieces Irish Linen, -.---.--.----
% Table dossirsig56 sdf~Er
c C,aa eye glpPeF ., c,sa,aEqo7oc sajs
g Crash, Eloa pNf af'H 123sii'If
II great varieiyzof Mouslin de LAihes, ZIG
le Challys in great variety, ,;ao5 s1i5sao,
Painted Lawns 49, cts .t,~
'a' Bard and Striped Musins,
Plain ard figured Jaconelts ,cH& fh'
Book Muslin, 4 He ss4s;3 frfil4
Figured Swiss Muslin, .r.a..
Plain Null Muslin, -,,.,4r-s~---
. Bishop Lawns, -.,, a-sg~ny
Thread edging and inserting, atall prices,
Lace Wells, p2s'rast -.
81 Black and Colored Brochee Shawls, 'zEpf
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Damask DO.
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Embroidered Shawls in great varietyg9a.ys
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Worsted and Cotton Shawls, all prices. 10
Gents Black and Fancy Cravats, '5'N''
Plain and Fancy Stocks, all prices, .-''s
Ladies' Silk, Merino and Cotton Hose,
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'.4a Gloves and Mits,z in endless variety, ms
5Children's Gloves, Mitts and hose 1ss'S,r
s2f Black Dress Silk, s. s2a2a2 alaS1aa'f
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Drab SILK, ... So. -,.s. ~ ~. ~
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Other fancy colored Silk, ra ya-ay g.
Gents Silk Pocket Handk erchiefs, sas.itE.ss
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