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FOR TIE E.tQryRFR.
~ '''t 'F.' V q ~
To the Republican T0fcrs nf kjyn a. Duseu

To the Republican Toters If hinc a. Queen
You have been led To believe, that bsre would be no
opposition this Spring, to the Republican candidate
Many OF you have been luI!ed 10 slep, aud the Wings
supposng that the opate wi! have the effect 10 cause
YOU Ia sleep, until after the ih Thursday in April,
have marshaled their troops, and placed a, their head
mos accomplished gentleman, and highly es;in,ab!e
man, Dr Roy, and have opened the campaign, and are
hea;ng up Tor recruits from your ranks As is usual
they have commenced by finding iari with the measures
OF The Democrats. ihey tell you nothing that they
will DO, except tlat OF undong all that the Democrats
have done. The tax bill is the burden of their SOM
After having AIDED to involve the State deeply IN debt
much So that her credit great; impalred they
are unwilling 10 impose upon themselves and others
tie necessary taxes 10 sustain The credit Of the State
After having said so much about and against re pudla
ton, they voted against laying the necessary taxes to
prevent Virginia from fepadatIng also. Strange too
tell. that the farmers, who hitherto had n,aiol,
pay all the taxes, should be found complaining, that
order 10 prevent larger increase Of taxes beng i'm.
posed upon land, negroes, and horses, that ncy sub
ecis have hcen taxed. What do the Wing farmers
rrqnre' What do they want? Are they wiling 10 be
Ned higher order that capital and other things NAV
b. exempted? ii those vino loan money! and slayers
complain that they are required 10 aid IN SUPPORTING
the State how do their being taxed affect the farmer
unless il be shten their burdens' If those who ,e
salaries over four hundred dollars are required 10
rive one dollar in the hundred, save the credit OF
tie State, does this injure the farmer: WHY should
the moucy lender aud shaver he compelled 10 bear
n portion OF he burdens Of the State What possible
reason can be assigned Tor eGcus'ng hem' You IN.
wade their private rights pry into their private con.
Germs. Ave Arc not the merchants compelled 10
d,sclose the amount OF their sales: ask YOU 10 take
bill, II for yourselves examine Ii closely
scrutuilc 1t, and then say, II II tina, odiocs de,es,a
Sic deo,med thing, the Wings represent IT 10 be-
Oh have already been informed, that every bond you
hold suhec; 10 TAXATION that overseers are 10 psy
part Of their wsgcs, they over the sum of
hundred and fifty dollars. ~! has is 7nistake
on are then called upor, 10 once more for the
battle. Organize and marshal your forces Call to
your aid all anti Clay Wings. They are with YOU
ders-w neither in the advance guard the main BODY
or the reserve corps. Welcome them as brothers
and friends Above all, be united, stand firm and sus
tam your aie faithful md attentive Delegate Major
William 3 Davis. Vote, 50 as 10 give Mr.. Clay an
earnest Of what he may expect IN November 1874 Il
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PoWHATAN COUNTY.

Democratic Republican Committee Of Correspondence and
IIsitanee for the county Of Pophatan.
DR.. Abner Crump, Capt. J. c. Porter, Colonel 5
Drake, j. W. Bass, J. R. Gates, VIM. Old, Jr, Jacob
hIichaux Jr
At a meeting of the Committee, held at their Cour!
House. on Saturday, the 9TH instant, 1t was ordered
that the following be added to the Committee:
General William Lyon, George Taylor, Edward F.
Bauph, Dr. William Crump, Jerman L. Stratton, VIM.
Bass, William S,raton, Sen, Claiborne Wilburn, J.
T. Ammunett, Jesse Abrahams, Captain D. Stratton,
+. G. Swunn, VIM. Ammonett, Daniel Taylor, VIM. $.
Astor, Dr. Joseph A. Mayo, Capt. j. D: Taylor, VIM.
W. Mchaux, Major Jacob Mchaux, 0. K: Bristow,
A. o. Jones, B; NJ Bagby, obed aiaHey, Captain b
Cosby, James E. Mayo, VIM. Sublett, Hannibal Har'
ris. Wm. H. Harrison, jacob c. Woodson, DR.. r. w.
Royster, Miller w. Michaux, Dr. Joseph Michaux,
VIM W. Porter, Isaac 2. Spencer, WIN. Warrener,
Lud W. Cosby, F. NJ. Eddlns, Jabez Watkins, Henry
Bowles, Charles Selden, VIM. b. Gates, }. C. Gates,
Nj. r. Atkinson, WIN. Graves, James Allen, VIM. r.
Moseley, David Laprade, VIM. Forsee, j. F. Simpson,
Martin Tucker, Geo. ii. Harding, Joseph S. Lii gOn,
Seth Hatcher, Zenos Maxey, John French, Captain S
W. Drake, J. D Sutlett, VIM. M Justice, Robert Nj.
Moseley Matthew Hobson, F. W Bass Peyton Tucker,
Richard Bass, Captain Joseph Wren, William B..
Cralle, William F. Tucker, Thompson Tucker, Elijah
Bailey, T. b. Coke, John Miller, Alex Jordan, Daniel
Brown.
Ordered, That the above be signed by the Chairman
and sent to the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer for
publication -
ABNER CRUMp, Chm
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~. ,y;.o .horoa and showed from The record, the

Mr. Wise showed and showed from the record, the
Wing Address of 1870, that II all dese!ters are TO DC
shot, Mr. Tyler and himself snoulo ho' oe 20
tue yctims but those who put loT'h the'r principles
1910 and have snce abandoned them ana huinofousiy
said that If such were The sentence, ana TIE wofos
"take aim fire." 10 be gwen, you would see no i,'!e
dipping end lodging IN the crowd among the oiu ia
milion7,n N,,ional Republican Federaisis, VINO IA
Ion oha,,,a ,,d often !auded the doctrines of lla-
million p,cketipO and Adams TO the stnrs tie also
satisfied an who heard him, that in regard to the C-
lev dne the mountain OF odium, which ne hao oo'he'
should property have rested upon The shoulders Of ano
Their. lie said was ia'' uuei-uu' ,,a' ;.
and odinn, attached any one, 1t should be to Henry
Ci,y. sor ia was the counsellor and adviser, and dc
1a,ed tho terms Of the duei-that he (Mr W. pro-
tested acanst the rifles, and the language oil lie cha
lennc which closed The door 10 an adjustment "' Tue
t,ffcnl,v h,, was cye!ruled hy Dir. Ciay-iha he
x,'i ~ ill,nrness 10 be the bearer Of chal-
lan,. .o,cn,n,o,nisny It's character, bat at length
WELDED n m ,npeal fron Sir. Graves, who reminded
him ,bat he had been his friend on similar occa
sion.
The development, osthese facts was MADE oy him' be,
cause when his character was assaled, and assalled
unins;,r os Mr Clay knew, Mr.. Wise appealed 10
him IN do nm usce aud put this matter right De.
fore the nation, Mr.. Clay avoided all opportunity to
do So and no alternative was LETT Mr. Wise but 10
su fer the odium, else give The facts TO The puoc.
hlr Wise IN conclusion, SAID his private vote was
his own and h. should tell no one how or for whom,
shonld no ,ycn III the coming presidential election
Bu, he would not hesitate to say for whom IL should
be given, tia, he could never vote tor Henry clay
rs constable OF any thing else. lie said he brieved,
10 the fullest extent, in the right OF the people to in
sru ,t their representatives. ad the election wen,
before Congress, and his District had voted for Mr.
Clay. he would deposit the vote for HIM. Mr.. Wise,
upon The whole made 4 most favorable impression
As a y,rcini.n / feel proud OF him, and do applaud
him for he golan, in which ne has stood by
Mr. Tyler, Vrgnia's own son, in one OF the most Try
inc posit;ons IN which man was ever placed, when
SANDER with her thousand tongues was at work, and
every thing done by reckless party, 10 destroy The
fair fame of an honest and upright man.
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of The MissiesDpi scheme in France, or The South

tory of the Mississippi scheme in France, or The South
Sea scheme in England During the last twelve years.
no institution has done injury to the morals,
character, integrity und happiness, of country, than
thai Bank has done 10 the United Stues II has lavish
ed The homes, property of the orphan, the widow, the
old and the young, upon vast schemes of corruption
speculation, s,ockjobbing, and demoralzaon 1t has
corrupted The press corrupted the Legislature-cor-
ruo,ed the Senate the bench-corrupted the
ury box-corrup,ed the pulp-corrupted every avenue
of human life and existence. The whole amount OF
its vast capital equal thirty five millions CT dollars,
has been expended these wicked schemes of fraud
and corruption. The whole State system of banks has
been corrupted, by The example and influence OF 'nal
gigantic prostitute 1t will take years years for
the country to her morals and her integrity
her regulation at home and abrond from the wicked
embraces and influences Of that Bank.
Yet, in the face of all this wickedress, there is
small portion of desperate men and politicians, who
camor for another Bank 10 plumber"
L. Y.
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70 THE EDITORS OF THE FsQtIRER.
T,pp.u,xsncE Anri

TAPPAHASSocK, April :, lS43.
had the pleasure of hearing Mir Wise address, the
people Of Sorhumber land, AT their Cor.t House, on
Nor6ay last He kept the attentive aud listening
crowd hanging upon his lips, delighted and instructed,
for na21 yJgG-bQuIS.s I'VE ,lasp dhvIptr
and more lasting impression, than did his manly, bold
and unaffected e!oquence No Federast or Federal
Wing can compete with MIR Wise ut the polls OF
Republican Northumberland. MIR. Wise made i'm
preston on Monday last, that must, / think, secure
him the united votes of the Democrats and the Re
publican Wigs at least And why should any man,
IN the whole district vote against him He is an no.
nest, bold, independent, candid and able politician,
and every thing as a man, that virtue and honor
could require and must like departed and lament.
cd Randolph, lie always Invaluable IN the councils Of
the nation. Is the demon Of party to be invoked, to
check in his onward course TO usefulness, and dis.
tinc,on that but few aspire to, this OF
Vifgnia-'hls Of the Old Dominion, whom she
should delight 10 fondle and honor Is persecution,
though commenced by as elevated body the Sc.
nate of the L. S, TO make him its victim No, ss,
no Distinguished merit will rise superior to
opresson, and viii draw lustre from reproach "The
varors, which gather round the rising san and follow
IN lis course, seldom fail, the close Of It, TO form
magnificent theatre for its reception and invest
with varegaed tnts and with sollened ctlul gence
the luminary which they cannot hide.
The Honorable Henry A. Wise Graded in
that wave G'rdled spot, The Eastern Shore of Virgil
where the OF the of the Chesapeake and
Atlantic his lul!aby-and his towering mind spen.
did talents aud elevated principles emblematic OF
the grand and sublime scenery which surrounds the
spot of his nativity. ] do moi doubt, that Mr. Wise
holds place in the hearts of The peope--ths whole
peopeof Accomac and Northampton and indeed
the entire T. strict. he has long and so ABLY served
thai no cons deratons and especially party hum.
bugs can disturb. would say, then, TO The Seventh
Congressional District, march III solid phaanx to the
polls, and, without distinction Of parties, feel proud to
sustain your highly gifted son. B."
Anril 1sl3
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EILfSE me sECoND Is again nj his post, the humble
rates OF $40 the season, payable the first Of Juy-S5
ance, ana 5O cents cash Ia the mare Mare.
IN our care shall be faithfully treated per day.
deem altogether work of supererocaton spin ao
rate eulogy on the blood form, aud general appearance
noble anima-second 10 but of his species
nnrvaed sire, American Eclipse lie VIII he alternately al lie
stables OF both subscribers The miles Prloe
ward Cont house, The other miles West OF
house. We sincerely wish he Could county cn,
Ing The 4th Congressional District that opportunity mr
afforded our fellow Citizens OF closely scanning
compared 10 other candidates the field The result won
doubtless be nm advantageous union OF Whgs and Dcocr
ms behalf In pressure, bseoomng land like rrg.rn
small potatoes should Keep dark Nothing the
stout, fnty boncd strong musced hard bottoned four ..
without single aaw can The figure. The people,. eyes
eo!elngly find, begin Ia open. um5ugcey
up Many peserous slGeaers have ingoriousy ho.
wisely ightened Other worthless have
crnit In private, till propous times. Then Conclude
now the time for the really meroron do all that
So, breeders, come along-don't be scared
Because the times what hard;
For sooner or later, blood must tell:
Now, with bcs; wishes, bid farewell.
DAVID FLOURNOT,
TiOS FI.OERN0l
April II !li-.;
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER

LANCASTER, ApfH 8, ISl5-
Mr. Wise addressed The people Of this county three
hours and half on MonGay last, (beiog Superior
Cour, day. with great power and effect lie has
hardly left guard for hs competitor. Indeed, MIR.
Carter is laid the shelf and will be wonder II
ere should De ars,ocracy sufficient found, 10 let him
down gently Mr. Wise addresses the people of North
umbsrlnd chat old Republican county, TO day, and
she Will tell her weight the lth Thursday. This
!e Northern Neck fragment, will be felt with ven
reance too Wise will take clear majority across the
Rappahsnnock of 100 votes. MARI that-So much for
Ars,ocracy side of the water.
Ian. DEMOCRAT.
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CORRESPONDENCE


FOR THE ENQUIRER.
PETERSBURG, April !, lo43.
General George c. Dromgoole
Dear Sir In accordance with resolution adopted
by the Convention, held here oday, the pleasing duty
devolves upon u.s. to inform you that you were noml-
mated, and unanm cusy recommended By said Conven
ton, as the Democratic Republican candidate, for the
second Congressional District.
We trust that our most sanguine hopes will be fully
realized by the ability with which you will sustain in
the mex, Congress- the great principles of the Demo.
crazy.
For particulars in Convention, please refer to the
published proceedings
Very truly, your friends and obedien, servants,
N. NJ. MARTIN,
JOHN L. MEADE,
TAMLIN AVENT,
l.. Z. HARVIE, c..,
JOHN H. KNIGHT, ''""'"Ss'
GEO. ROGERS,
J. G. JONES.
A. J. VAUGHAN,
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mas, ST.. Allen Thomas, John V. Wyatt. Barton w.
Morriss Alexander NJ. Norrss, Edward 7. Morris,
Richard Bargham, w. R. Peatross. Matthew D. Peat
ross, w. G. Pea,ross, George W. Peatross.
caroline County, April 10.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
Every lover Of his country will feel gratfird a, the
iacts exhibited by the statement below.
So vast dimau,on in the importation of foreign
liquors, in point of economy alone is of little i'm
porlance but when we consider the moral improve
ment to the nation consequent upon The use of the
difference between the amounts imported this year and
last We may bless the which have produced
such results, and lock forward in sansune hope for
complete success in the greet ceuse of Temperance
The following is taken from the shipping list Of New
York, and may be relied on.
lmportations of liquors into the port of New York
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Brunswick, Va, Sth April, lS43.
Gentlemen Il received, in due course of mail
your communication of the 4lh instant, informing me
that had been nominated, and unanimously recon
mended as the Democratic Republican candidate OF
the second Congressional District, by Convention
held tina, day in Petersburg. accept the nomination,
with due sense, trust of the honor thus conferred
on me, ard with proper appreciation of the respon
sbility of the station for which am recommended 10
our fellow. citizens. Should it be The pleasure of the
district to elect me their representative in the Con
gress OF the United States you may be assured, gen.
lemen, That shall exert my best abilities in sustain
ing the great principles of the Democracy.
Accept my acknowledgements for the faterng man.
ner in which you have communicated to me The de.
clsion of the Convention, with assurances of my es-
TEEN and friendship
Very respectfully, gentlemen,
Your obt servt and fellow citizen,
GEORGE c. DROMGOOLE.
To Messrs. n. Nj. MARTIy,
JoHs E. MEADE,
TAMLfS AvEST,
l.. L. HARyIE, /,,..
JoHN H. KNIGHT,
GEO. ROGERS,
J. c. JosLs,
A. J. VAUGHAN,
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April Il

E'oR SALE-A auction, Wednesday, the o,h Of May
O'Clock p NJ my present place Of residence. II
substantial spacious and well finished dwelling ho.s hni
laundry servants rooms, green house, gardeners hou
and handsome garden, containing OF round Tie M
Is beautiful one commanding extensive and varied po
ard while II Tree from noise and DUST is within
"f The business part of the city, aud ri the Capitol
One fourth o the purchase rtgu,rl hand,
or IN sixty or ninety days, and for the Other thee rts M
teinis VIII he accommodating Ia Posses had
about the first of June The pure aser NAV at the
time have low terms, articles elegant furniture
which have only been Used or three occasions.
JOHN BROCkESBROUGH.
Richmond 18th April, 1919. lli-it.
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Show, on the 4th Thursday in April that you are un
changed, and prove TO the world, that old King and
Queen ye, hangs to her moornss although assa'ed by
Tie storm and the lempests OF Wing clnmor
A DEMOCRAT
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GENERAL COMMISSION HOUSE

GENERAL COMMISSION HOUSE
I w. nlBRELL and TH0S MfEURE, who now enmF, -.
- The firm OF J. w. DBRELL co, have taken me- M
partnership THOMAS A. HOLCOMBE, Of Lynchburr +
business will be hereafter conducted under the style ana m
DlbRELL, HOLCONBE & co. In sales the cash y e,
ne adopted or as nearly practicable. In soldering
age they would remind their friends, that 1t IS rule Of u"
never 70 deal on their account in any article Of p1
they sell for others. jas. w. DBRELir
THOS. MlEfRE sc
THOs 4 HoLcoNehi
Richmond March q 1913 "'
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.. CAROLINE COUNTY.

To Tic Editors Of The Enquirer
Gentlemen You Will please publish the enclosed
list of persons added TO the Democratic Committee Of
Vigilance for Caroline county.
Very respectfully, S. c. SCOTT.
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II r. NAsH's PIANO FORTEs.-As the best evidence 4
~. subscriber possibly give Of his onnn, 80 to -
superiority OF the Fiano Foes which he oilers Tor sale am
order that others may opportunity f
ne proposes TO place theH trial. in the parors Of -"
sons as may be DESTROYS OF purchasing articles u" the hn
poponement Of positive purchase OF any instrument ~bl
ever Tor Few months, TO the different maker- f ~
would at least do The purchaser harm. IA
line, addressed TO the subscriber at Pete rbne Va W.
answer just as good purpose every way personal @
Vc" since ne takes upon himself IN. risk vi selecting an"
antees 10 please In every respect large assortment
hand Upwards of three hundred sold By h'a W"
out ever selling bad one.
E. P. NASH, Petcrsllfe "
April ll!-35"
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AVA The subscriber, Agent Of the farmers Bank Virginia
and the Bank of Virginia. look after and
said States will have 1t in his power besides atenGu. lie
large interests of his principals engage Agen fDr
His retainer by the Banks whose require acs .a
aithnlness renders unnecessary other CAM
to be confded in lie would h glad Of full
VIII be content with mode rate but certain compensation Rec
for address, &c, To Messis Mcfarland and Pegram r
of the Banks.
JAMES W. BoULDlN, of Charlotte. Virginia
April II II.-.a,aN
aJ- The Wing will please copy
NEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE UNDER TRUST DEED.-~
virtue Of q Deed of Trust from VIM w -a'
ing date the Sd day Of October ls42 duly recorded III '
county Court OF Powhatan the day shall tor pG'
IN said deed mentioned expose sale public f %
al foWhatan Court house, the first Monday bay next
Ing Court day, NegrJ Womnn, named Polly, aud her
crease, II any, since the date Of the deed T. ett'
n l.. HOPKINS, Trustee
April II ili-wi'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-23
MOEPAT's
Life Medicines.

fktlE Lie Aedieines have heea ased Nilh sec
= cess "a aisnest every eiseass e 3 Aaeh aAan-
HAD ) isbss. nad ssf hsilluss aad liver eou-
Fiaials, Eilh thsir EaAy wtli ksoA astsHdsnlE
bsliisrs and sick he@tacl.e. pain and op-
preston alter msl.s. giddiness, dixziness.
singning noise il The head snd ears. dGos-
sissss, heartburn. loss 81 sppeiiie. aind
spssms. &C. they are aekRa1ledged Is b~sasi.
d s-arEior 90 Eny Ghing ever b.lare sEcrrd
81 Eise publir, and loF tkose 81 IL faii habit 81
baas, they aiii prove insRiaahie Nhiie as .
seneral family sPenenl. Tor sifher ser. thfy
cannot fan 70 sRsare the unissasal saiiffae-
lioh-
The efficacy Of the Life Fills and PLGnil
Bniers Is mosi CERTAIN. Il freely glvsn On The
iliaek Of fever, induenzs. measles. sore
lhrosl, recent colds, with cough. and olh-
e. inasmmaiory disorders. In rhtoua-
ism and ehoric complains hey have also
performed the most extrsordinarys eaEes. when
used Riih PeFsessFence.
Since the FIST inIoduciion Of Dr.. Mofas's
Lie Medicines % his frliaw citizens, lhey
have In every case, gasiy maintained the higl
character they 30 well deserved. raiienis Nhl
lad Cor years drawn on . miserable existence,
anu many WHO WAu A4et AhC ~ AltANs W
rheumatism and paralysis. have been restored
TO health, strength and comfort. after ell the
usual remedies had been found useless. Ia
astonishing end slm0si miraculous effects
have also been experienced, in The enfe n
aerroEs and rArE=a';e pains Of the lead snd
facs, paralstie sgsetioas. contracted aud elf
iolnls. gIaRdslar seedlings, pains Of the chest
and b0aes. chronic TheHmafisn, paiyilaliea q
lks hsaI. digietlli respiration. SC.
But il is Unnecessary 10 enumcrate the ma
ny cases in which these purely vegetable me
defines hare been successful bul let ~ in.
qaiFe. Why are they 80 universal IN iheiI
happy effeeis7
Because they PURIFY THE BLOOD, and
thus renmve all cause Of disease IN the sys.
TEN. .a~. ..-.
Because they act powerfully upon the secre.
tons Of the body, and remove oil impurities al
once.
Because they do not reduce the system. hu,
iaV,goraieit thus requiring no restraint iroin
pleasure or business turing then operation.
Complaints arising from 4 yiiia,ed slate Of
the blood are sasIly sahdUed by the powerful
efficacy Of these mild and salatasy medicines.
To those who are obligef o. travel, or 10 take
medicine without INTERRUPTION .fhEsiness, the
I.iis Medicines are peculiarly useful. BY mild
and safe operation. they strike al the root Of
disease, and quickly eradicate il, thereby pre-.
venting The fatal effects to which thousands
are victims.
Said wholesale and retail by DR.. W. B. Moi.
"a, 3T5 Broadway, New York.
For sale also by
ID. HEARTH. agent.
February, I. ... .. ...... 63-
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n. EMUEL LYNCH has the pleasure % an.
~ nouneing 20 his friends and the public &c.
nerally, that he has received from PhlladeiPhia
neat assortment Of JEWELLERY, consist
ing IN part of
Guild and Silver Lever Watches, and
plain Verge Watches. -.s
Gold guard and fob Keys.
Fine Gold Rings. a..
Breast Pms aud Earrings, # @
Silver Pencils. and Leads 10 suit.
Silver Thimbles. ~ .t
Gold Hearts and Crosses,
A rich assortment OF Silver and Steel
Spectaeles, TO soil all ages. a-~.st
Silver Table and lea Spoons,
Salt Spoons. and Butter knives, .
Rogers superior Knives and Scissors.
Silver Ear and Tooth Picks,
Money Pursas. and Tooth Brushes,
Gold Shirt Buttons.
Steel and Gil, Watch Keys and Chains,
Sllk-Brsid, and Elastic Guards for
Watches.
Gold Barrel Lncke,s,
Coral, Guilt Lockets.
J Watches aud Clocks OF all descriptions
cleaned aud repaired in his accustomed supe.
rior style.
May 4. So