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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08
From the ,htuarh DatIy .1irerti,cr.

As there Is much speculation Just now concerning
commercial arrangements" and til. practcabnv OF
bringing other countries into scheme iur mutual b, bc
I'll IL proper that should understand how Times
have stood heretofore.
The whult importation Of ISL into the
L, States, VAS sly 9l5,0O0
The Whole Amount OF duties was II Ic1 900
Beng at the rate Of | per cent.
What, the other hand. the hole amount nf our
products exported IL other countries and what is Ia.
mount 81 duties Which they collect upou ,hcnl
The whole amount Il expectations from
the L. :. IN ISL, was t9i GEO 900
The amount ot ducs levied ON them was 10 900 900
Being at The rate ol IA per cen
The average value OF the tobacco cA portcd IN 1890
and lsiu, was 81 .225 ,Ol5.
Upon this levied In Europe, Of S32 i53.
5lO-brlug lax Of near 300 per cent. upon Tie value
Of the article Ia this country!
That must be II strong faith which can hope To ac-
comPsh very speedily by arrangement" a system ii
fair reciprocity OF trade out OF ouch state Vt thnas "a
lhis sui, all lhlnus possible The most. nppa
renlly lrroclncabe things have been hamonzed. aud
i may be, possibly, that international arrangement
50 attractive IN promise aud s. Taught with mutual
heneils viii prove 10 be practicable But i Is may
bep--a couJrclHre-a chance fr which should be
slow 10 give uea present. certain good
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

The f,a delegate 10 he Iphig National Contention.
Alta Wing Convention Of Delegate. for tho sail,
Congressional district o tn" State Of Illinois, held al
Rock Isand On the ott Of May, after nominating g
rus " alher as their candidate of Congress. r. Is Wash
bufne, ESP. OF Gplena) selected the Delegate
from the dl,uct 10 attend the National Convention at
Baltimore III May next. This is the first appointment
have
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

May %
ROOTS II .,.ElSDi.S.

vUNllE subscriber has Just received, handsome assert
L menI o Genllcmtns. Boots aud Shoes
Ia{DIES'
id aud Leather walking Shnes
The finest Ph,ladc pima made kid Slippers,
\ common low priced To do
MISSES
Kid and Morocco Slippers at very low price.
Leather Shots oi good quality aud very low priced,
Boys aud Chlldrtu's Shoes
| would say 10 my rrnds and the public generally,
that the above named ARTICLES will be- sold sui the
tunes. as bought thcm unusually low, aud will sell at a
corresponding pfler. Can and Tor yourselves. Sc
eond door ab9Ye thr Market House.
JAMES FRETWEIL.
Nav II jW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08
NO.N.NLIlS. RLHQ.N,S nnd ELOUEHS.


EAMlY EFFECTED, very superior lot Of o
ny su4es X LcMous, which will be sold remarkably
low i.r CASH. by CHARLES PHELPS.
May 10 Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

W. presume of eanIss hal 1T Is nv eerla.u Nr O.
,otf aeata To- hii Jesi h thu return thos treA.s IL
uaadi Ne dld hrfesr 10! " 9 could at At|itAa
G We ic7ud not brlIree ~ Wa thought We la.
Nn1',n hirl and rhat WIrn great VANITY and H..
vaulth" ambition he had slll many nobe pois abaat
hr bHl We never supposed he would otonp ~ oblln
pu,c nonur such trrlu'
tWtp9rH SifcCtf Ia more outrageous about the tnnq
than We have ever known hun about any matter. IL
says II n nan was Ia rel int Congress that way IL
anhee Town. the urls would never snle him again
n misfortune WIN h think the Corporal ,slccns thu
greatest which Is possible To besl, lie IL lrafusd upon
the subject too aud Says there way oi coming
AT the door. whr Is the r.ht way, aud another al gel
ting IN nj the Window. which is the wrong wuyl Tin
Corporal seems 10 think that something like political
rape has been committed by Madison mud Greene IN TIN
rank mIusllce they have done To Omnge. AIhmsrle
Nelson. Amherst aud Bedfrd. This we know, t,al
there atenot few III Madison aud Gfeenp and senl.s
good Democrats too, Vic c,lnclde with thu C. rnra II,
opuon. RcimOnd " hug
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

IL NE iated Stairs Court fer tie Ergt1n District Of
Jdsil5in. .1Ioy I@H Is13.
& , RDFRED, that Ia5. r Garland be and he Is
~ heaa emp1W ned 10 sell. public anrtj n. s1c
buuds aud accounts in li, hands ls Special y
~2u,e III Bankruptcy. lis discretion tint interest u
the parties Uay drunud.
\ Gapy-T'st',
JNO SHORE. H. c.
In pursuance Of the above order shall sell at public
auction, larea~I, ca Safurl3y. the loh day of June
next In lfan al the Market house sundry bonds aud
counts SURRENDERED III - hrup,cv by Messrs lIornr
x Watson. fcrrt fa1aafeh. Jurlan Greasy Jacob
Ruubooahaod others. \ LIST will be furnished the
day OF sa'e.
,hall also 0l,r frsalc On the same day. interest
in ~ou9n l's.- If Land VESTED in me bl csurrcnder
VI p.Ig, 70 a'rl~t
JNO. r GARLAND, -. hs-irucc.
Mp1.9 llOIo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

Mn - EeasN O, f,k 'r.o,re--n.be, NJ,
ylo Bureo'. Indiana eiGr aas pnnIsaed. II was .aa
ia u,. p,pef AMI w, dane sa, IA man, othersC,r ,i,a
sane del aosl nave occurred IL all who understand III,
rll4hnt poies which tdal &c itleman Is such an a.
tiep Whatever ulu eoalIisl.n OF iva i,idues.
uu- ht hu alastd iatt sspfat9u the 1arIn in order
4a +. iaabin away such If lhs Northern aemocrncv
su.''ee IA tn frHccon ul home Industry. would m
.,.ul, ..tt Ill l. e utl, by spt, private n,issv, ,na
,cap.ea.5. ~ ro.ue,aaaf, a lptt,rlo the Richmond
HUn
a DI AMT 1uH#s aut Ihe ltrhmlnd I.aourer Of last
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08
MINERAL WAFER.
lee Grra,.,5, Creams =.

RNrZtIBBON \ SNEAD lave the pleasure To
4 h Their friends and customers aud /, the
public At larsr. that they arc prepared 10 furnish
lee rpa As -
at any hour OF the day. Their Ice ega,s are made #
fine cream, and II favored 10 sun all tastes They hopr
to receive share Of the public palrnaa
June } Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

~
N9ht.-..-.o

fINlE Subscriber, being agent for tho sale Of those
4 celebrated Ploughs made by RuqQles, Nourse x
Mason, Of Worcester, Massachusetts, oilers the oow-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08
Cn.nLorrlsvItLE May 80, 1913.

10 he Editor glHe JeBt,Yoaiap.
The annexed paragraph WAS fullshed in the Advocate
on Tie 18th inst, lacized precisely nov As the
statements Were said 10 have btea made On Tie most
reliable testimony which was al my service If desired
H. immediately requested friend 10 call On the rd-
ll9r Of lh- Advocate Tor it, The name Of Mr. Wn. I.
Early was given 10 NY friend. A few DAYS sinco
chadeed to see vi. Early at tins Place when Showed
hitn lie annexed statement, aud informed him te bad
been gwen up rs thp person on Whose authority IL Ma
tnade, Ar. Eay nlumcd me that he @as nj IN III.
county 81 Madison ca the day Of etcon, and Of cou,,
hne" nothing a1ou the malior. aud sald he had fais
cd tie editor Of The Advocate with the o another
person residing IN Madl7on who his (Mr E. in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08
E'5 g.. AEg.-.BO. 50.

nr'llrf David Baula fs1 ox alderman. sylyauus
'P~De. -. Cum.ues.afY Gencmi otorins, Levi ID.
9i"', ts ~. 80. Alter the '-keen demands oi uj.-
fe"lt had asep sa'ated 10 ie full. ard every fnau
lei ht bason eSpud With kindness as hs stomach be
came dseada Nllh the .neI9us viands tlu etJh wa.
feh"'ed, aud wine,
" hat sntos-dc'y ollie spit--he hearts rain
was mthaetd OF the variety aud richness of ile acc.
TAI Witch lowed on his occasion We feel ourselves in
e"mpelcut= 10 suak; We e5nnol however omit ate
iul m'nan ol The rye old Madeira aeknow lpdy ed en
al hands 10 DC the most superb article TINT ever had
temqlcd The lips ulm,fa. II had been quietly sleeping
m ls gas. prison tr ucatly century and nov ped
= light with gushing and fragrant fash. which sentan
electric ttll To every boson aud every goblet was rails.
cd high III Alteration
The "" lprl, Coum, reiu copies the foregoing de
scr'rtea d Democratic banquet from the Aurora"
iIl'f iseeioeo paqef--snd a,compaG!es il with tho
sah,iocd f,dtaf,s:
lIuoh Nhat'a all this? Thunder aud turf Muir.
der aul misetti' an We ltu>t our tyes} Can al
this te uoei 10 our lizard listed Dealoefats"--.ur
PLAIN, au9etenatous, luxury d,sl sing Democrats
hnuch mto saeh cNnsaaahees lhese2 Splendid
marble mansous--un9nitrel China bawls-founlaiD.
d Champagne punch huge silver ladies' -aorgeou, and
cnropurng hangurt'- pyramids Of ice efeam-six hun
dnd dollar China srts--ssrf lorhs-culafed wailers
p'hy dfcssrd IN livery are these the app1rances Of
that sbaf supple, a~rlnaas. ahprleudihg Denoorac,
With w@irh 9TH PutIys. Baaeses Smiths, Slamms and
the r'st thoroughly hutdl Oh afisuersiic john
onWcy Adams hoN mraato " lhy style Of living com
pared viii lhese n, udur,' Oh luNufuns fedrrasts
o'he odd seho V'h 'o9f Il1o roast aud boiled your
dt>lwS ot mai rw-a'y 5auf occasional Qass OF two
q Madeira. aud V,ur Uostst 1YpIc .ud ~ aud 'cusard
how moosttses Valasa, how >, banGe youf luxu-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

VIE Subscriber return. his thanks his friends and
u TIN public generally, tor the liberal patronage
acl, has heretofore been extended In bi0 and tahes
th'a meth Of informing them generally that he is no"
receiving his
sPEI,NG stP1'lY or GOODS.
all al which much nNcr tlmn they have heretofore
hucU. Which " i'll enable hun To offer much greater
iu'ouris fhan have ever been offered III hsnarkc by
or'ta any other person, engaged III the Same line.
.t,,1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08
"Erery iinoh" ia Greene

y correspondent NaAs.
cnttNl COUNTY, May 2Glh Il -.
10 the Editors n tie hg:
CONFERENCE.-The Es-t.ovcrnor, Il. W. Gilmcr. vas
al Madison Court llourse yosterda, tbobg tuuu DAY
and addressed the people, III Witch. he not only su,ieln
ed tue course OF tho tomml,suneis and other officers
conducting the election ia that COUNT, but posad his
determination to hold On 10 the ctufn by sayg thai his
W-puatnn would he construed acknou rd utui u
thu charges of fraud = Sc. which had hocn preferred
against the people oi Madison all Of which regarded
As the qubbn2 suphislfy OF the special ple.drr fe
pare lh. people ur the coming contest lie expressed
hls ms grateful acknuMlcdg 10 the people vi Mad
lsoe II lhelr liberal suppor and disposed take The
honor vi tho county (Which he 10 thnk !. IN
N"'ed) under his Own special cnre aud keeping. lie
sometimes treated the SUBJECT very grave matter.
aud then attempted 10 iuin II into ndlculo. b.,
saving iat stripped OF NIL the party ioeHnQ
which toW paIuzln Wig presses " ulo dlspu,od L.
throw around II, that II would only serve 10 a
muse same old woman at a winter eyenop'. fire. when
they could hnd uubue else 10 amuso,' lie did mol
h'rgct 10 pay bis respects Q) to the RIehnyud Na,.
but sud
lay on MncpuT,
Aud cursed hr ho llat first cries. hold -ruou.ht. -
lesass they secured al inst disposed In drive hm lau
measures. but hndg that they had walked up the wing
passensst. that they ATE disposed 10 moo hm llko a
sucking DIVE.
II Il communication signed "Gfecne.o in the Wing,
see II seated that the pill. AT the Rapid Ana pfttnc
an Madison county eloscd un Friday cvcole1
/ lhslsa mlHhhc, winch hnve Thought proper W.er
reel, ~ tae polls w,re certainty CLOSED THURSDAY
N,nua, uorNllhslandmg instructions from the tseu
II use keep thrn open. However have II
l" eoe la'cu ai the precinct has been ltlcd IN e7a
scguenee II ia lure smear the poll keeperg. " !
the Ia" positively requires and aa Nj Gurr Is d=#ef
minedl9 hold 10 a rejuu ubamci II mauu,r - 5el
"prlal.a ~ nnrquly and which Seems Ia opue lu#eaH
Nicl with every pfnePle ut Justice, lbnh II u4Afoz
hul n2hl thar Mr. toeRln should hold hlm Ia the ue1'
ii tlT 4 IA lr
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calaeIlt.
FfsSNs:

T'Qr t:sr ssr"t-- s2ts.r y tlnna.ti. craai
n $50 = ..8iS 0ffICL,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

v %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

rs well as that ot materials o the very best kind, which
procured in the Northern cites Is about fifty
per cent laaer than has been, and OF the
following articles IN part, VIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

MAY %
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-10
MR.. WEBSTER'S SPEECH.

The following report of Mr.. WEBsTER's
speech, delivered at Baltimore on the 18th
ult., is copied from the New York Tribune.
The President having announced the fifth
toast-"Our Guest--Daniel Webster
Mr. w rose and said
Mr.. PRESIDENT: am sure that receive
with peculiar qualification this mark of
your respect for well intended efforts TO
serve the country in the Office Of the Gov
eminent which have filed. / give you
my thanks; and feel especially obliged to
you, slr--who, l know, come into public
scenes Of this kind, reluctantly-for doing
me the honor of filling the Chair this eve.
ming. And the occasion, Mr., President
and gentlemen,is the more gratifying to me,
as have heard you say, sir, that the gen.
uemen comprising this cery respectable
mee!ing come hele actuated by no party
.no',se' oy no sinister or oblique view tend
ing 70 o'"..d .nem to important truths; be-
ssa~. Snow--I think know-that in the
absence of such motive we have the as
surancc that this meeting is what it pur-
ports to be--a compliment to an honest
purpose to serve the country, not unatten'
ded. if we can Judge correctly from the ev,
idence we have, viii q certain 2eeree {. o.
success; and conscious as am tnce' IN IA" -,
.endeavor to serve the country, have beo..
tree-free from and far above all party, all
local or sectional objects or purposes--l
need hardly say that ] receive this as a
compliment not altogether inappropriate.
MIR. President and Gentlemen: ] scarcely
know how best to return--to make you
some no. unbecomug return for this PROOF
of your attention and regard. But fee
myself to be in one of the principal cities
Of this Union, city distinguished for III
commercial enterprise, for its rapid career
Tor its patriotic character; and as feel thu
present moment to be Of great interest t,
the commerce of the couniry--perhaps
could not do better than occupy the few
moments which are permitted to me'n ad
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-10
THE ROOMS LICK TIMES.
JAMES R. BENSON g. CLARK II. GREEN,
Editors g. Proprietors.
II T. X M 3 .

n H IVA -
Published every Saturday, at SO in advance, Of
81 at the end Of the year No paper discontinued
but at the option of the editions until all
are paid-and failure to give notice (before the
end of the year, of wish to discontinue will be
considered new engagement.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One dollar per square, Of twelve lines or less
for the first insertion, and fifty cents square for
each subsequent insertion.
For one square twelve months, twenty dollars.
Where the insertion Of an advertisement is or :
dered, without the number ofinsertions being spe-
Gifted, it will be inserted, Cat the discretion Of the
preprietors) until forbid, and charged for accord.
iDgly.
All advertisements from strangers, as we'll as
all orders for job-work, must be accompanied with
the cash, or a reference to some responsible and
convenient acquaintance.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
A. Z. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe CO.
JAMES HUeuEs, Richmond, Ray co.
JAMES HEAD, Four Mile Prairie, Randolph CO.
w. F. SwIrzLER, Columbia, Boone co.
C: r. BRowN, Platte City, Platte CO.
THOMAS JAcKaAN, Rocheport, Boone CO.
WIN. D. MALONE, Huntsville, Randolph CO.
GEO. H. HUsBKLL, Trenton, Grundy co.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-10
A GENTLE HEART.
By ELIZA COOK

BY ELIZA COOK.
4 gentle heart went forth one day,
As many another heart has done,
To take strange and friendless way,
And walk the may world alone.
II had no shield no help, no guide,
And soon that heart began to find
Rude foes come jostlng side by side
Darkness before. despair behind.
The beggar's rags that wrapped it round
Met but the glance Of bitter scorn;
And all the earth seemed desert ground
Where nothing nourished but the thorn.
It journeyed on its pilgrim road
'Twixt barren waste and gloomy sky,
And sunk beneath Expressions goad
To bleed unseen-to break and die.
Thehaggardg ghosts Want, Pain and Care
More fercely laughed. more closely pressed
And all the wild fends gathered there
That seek 10 hunt down life and RESI-.
1t CHANGED young Love came by Just then
Love wanders at all times and seasons;
He travels how he will and when,
He asks no leave, be gives no reasons.
He saw the heart, and bent above
The cherries thing with whispered word,
And wha,so sr the tidings were
The heart reyived at vh AT II heard
"Avaunt!" cried Love, "l'll shed ligh.
To scare ye all. ye demon crew;
And Poverty, thou beldame sprite,
For once I'll try my strength with you"
TO work he went--a pile was reared
Such fingers work with magic charm;
And soon magic flame appeared,
Twas Loves own watchfre strong and warm
The hear: grew bold beneath the rags.
Its pulse beat high, it bled no more
Il had fresh hope, and dared to gaze
On all from which it shrunk before
1t dared to smile, it dared to scott
At squalid Wan, and weeping Woe;
While Pain and Care went farther off,
And grim Despair packed up to go.
And thus it is the soul may smart
Beneath all ills that goad and tire,
But bravely rallies when the heart
Isguarded by Loves beacon fire.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-25

and finally he had yielded to this uncon,rol-
able impulse and sought her presence.
Ihls Is no idle tale, rehearsed for the
grahhcatlon of aleisure hour. Would that
every thing we read was equally true.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-25

"I've just ben up to the Preseruatory to
see the 1elespOke," said highly accom-
plished lady, day or two since, who resides
not many miles from Portland. - Portland
1meriean
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-25
The following is the conclusion of Mr.
Adams speech at Albany:

The following is the conclusion of Mr..
Adams speech at Albany
Lingering as l am on the stage of pub
ilc lie, and as many of you may think, lin
gering beyond the period when Nature calls
tor repose-while remain in the station
which now occupy in the Congress of the
United States, if you, my hearers, as an as
sembly, or It any one among you, as indi-
vidual, have any object or purpose to pro-
mote, or any end to secure, that he believes
can in any way advance his interests or in
crease his happiness, then in the name of
God, ask you to send your petitions to me-!
Tremendous cheering hope that this is
not trespassing too far on politics.
daughter and cheers,) l unhesitatingIy
promise you, one and all, that if can in
any way serve you in that station | will do
it most cheerlully; regarding it as the choic-
est blessing of God if / shall be thus ena-
bled to make some just return for the kind
attentions which you have this day bestowed
upon me-"
The Northampton Bank, at Allentown,
Pa, which recently exploded, proved 10 have
been one of the most rotten and rascally
concerns ever known, The swindIe IS
about $1,000 mainly on the stockhold-
ers, and the President, Rice, appears 10 have
been chief depredator. He refuses to ac-
count for large portions Of what should be
the assets, and nobody else can discover
them. This Bank was Loco Foco con-
Germ throughout, and the Senator from that
District, j. S. Gibbons, is debtor to the
amount of $4,000! Among the assets
turned over by Rice is note Of Amos Ken
dalFs for $4,000, discounted while Amos
pas Postmaster General, and Rice Mail
Contractor under him--neyer paid, and APP
parently never intended to be. Amos is
none of your halfway chaps in his hostility
to Banks, his blows are planted where they
teH,-Eice was not merely leading Loco
Foco, but made great pretensions TO supe-
rior goodness. Tribune
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-02
AUCITsT l6- 1saal

NEW FAIL AND HINTER GOODS
n / the New Store of g. Il B NJ tkSH
have received Their first stock OF Fall ano
~ inter Goods, as follows:
super Preach Black, English and American
wool dyed Cloths, plain and fancy cassimeres.
Beige PLAIN Beaver, lushinR snd Pilot Cloths.
SattineIis, Kentucky Jeans shd skefvld Ker
seys; WHITE GAUGE, Red, Yellow. TwIiled and
printed Flannelsi plain and hg'd silks, and sat-
ms Nnew style,l plain, striped, wateTed, change.
aole, Big and PLAIN Alpaca Lustres, Bombazlnes
Ssun striped and plain Muslin de LANES, strIpeU
Chussns, LusIre LANES, Grape Ruchel. Strip,
sunettas, printed Sakony, French ami English
Shninora Cling hams; Brocha, Damask de LANES
Merlno, Embroidered, Damask Woolen, Tartan.
Elgd Menno, ThIbet, Kabyle, Lady Sale ano
Helen McGTegor Ladies Shawls; CO ID and black
Md Gloves, Long " bite do. Fancy Points ana
Dress Handkerchieis, Alpacha Aprons, Silk
apron Black and cord twisted silk fringes
edglnSs and lnser,inRs; Swiss and Jaconet do
AShburton, Lyons aud Fancy Net Laces colo
SILK Glmps, Ryens and Hem-sptehed Linen
Net; plain and fg's Swiss, Book, Lace strped
checked and yaconet Mssllns; Mull Null, Nan
socks, Linen Lawns, Linen cambria; Plain and
ig'd bObbinetts black CASTELAR, Nei; new style
bonnet Ribbons; silk pocket Hdkfs; Irish linens;
MOhar cloak tassels, Ga and s-4 fable Diaper
s-4 Linen Diaper. Russia do and keached anu
brown Linen Tale cloths, linen shee;ings; bin
and cold muslins, paper do. White and brown
Hollands, silk and woTsted Serge; black silk,
tabby and painted Velvet; Gents black Italian
crayats DOTsay s0arfs, Boz tie stocks and b.
ron collins; black, white and cold Kid, CASH
mere and Thlbet gloves; Merno and Saun Yes
tingsi super Gum SusBenders, Suspender Ends;
brown cotton, Angola and Lambs wool drawers
and .shlrtsi brscade, mehalr and lasting coat and
overcoat buttons; fig d, mohar and silk binding,
square coat cord, German and American Pms:
black n0d White cotton, black Lambs Wool
mixed Saxony and Cashmere Hose, do hall
Hose; Marie stripes, checked, brown and
bleached DrilliT gs, canvass. padding. bleached
and brown muslin, waddIng, batting. Umbrellas:
a large assortment Of French ChIntzCs British &
AMERICAN PRINTS
One ease Of fine Florence Braid Bonnsts netr
style. Horse Hair GimpS; DC. DC.
NeinvIte the attention of Country Merchants
To our stock. which is large and well selected
Our Gus TONERS and the citizens . Gwheehne I'D
vicinity, are respectfully invited to give us a call
before making their Fall purchases. for tre CAN
and WILL sell DRY GOODS cheaper, than
lceTe erer before offered in This city.
aug 81 J. b. & Il. b. NJ,
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