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The hornet., 1843-07-18

Martin Van Buren q Sldndeyer Of tie Peo-
pie. In his ten column letter to the Indiana
Democratic Committee, with gross violation
of good taste as we'll as truth, Martin Van Bu-
ren speaks of "the di@eputable scenes Of lS40,"
and "the effect which those scenes necessarily
had in shaking the confidence of mankind in
the fitness of the American People for free
institutions"
Upon which the New York Tribune ad-
ministers to the pitlul calumniator of his
countrymen, the following caustc but richly
merited rebuke.-Rep. Banner.
'The disreputable scenes of IS40p-" When
American citizens used to gather by hundreds
to sing and dance around Hickory Poles, with
barrels of whiskey rolled out and heads of
beer-casks stove in-when right here, in the
heart of this enlightened emporium, men were
seen, after cask of beer had been poured
into the hole where the Pole was TO be set in
front of Tammany Hall. to lie down and
drink it from tho ground like hogs-the Kin
derhooker saw nothing disreputable' then.-
When American citizens have been swept
away from the Polls of our City with clubs
by bands of misguided, unruly and excited
emigrants, half civilized and maddened with
liquor furnished them by party liberality, we
had no hint from Mr.. Van Buren that such
scenes were 'dsreputable,' or calculated to
impair 'the confidence of mankind in our fit
ness for free Institutions
But whent the People uprise in their strength,
and, defying the mighty influence of office and
power, of successive triumphs and allurlng
party names, without violence or injury to any
man, declare by majority OF $4,000 on far
the heaviest vote ever polled, that he shall be
no longer President, then our Undertook
Statesman pronounces the whole business
'discreditabe,' and calculated to shake faith in
our capacity for self-Government! Sir, if this
were true, yOu are not the man to proclaim it.
There is dry old dstch which runs
No rogue e'er felt the halter draw
With good opinion of the law
which should have counseled you to modesty
in this connection"
JEFFERSON'SS SEVEN RULES OF LIFE.
l. Never put off till tomorrow what can
be done to-day.
2. Never spend your money before you
have it.
4. Never buy what you do not want be-
cause it is cheap.
5. Pride costs us more than hunger, thirst
and cold.
6. We never repent eating too little.
2. Nothing is troublesome that we do will
lngly.
The hornet., 1843-07-18

f"iis " mfahnef4. shal9ef pfHeueed by llie
safakf' ~ atiliffi mau, tltA dftH9lle, ~ ifHs+
"rf@ih i9fm ~ HgfFfuWeHt i.Dgie saefis ng
iHhiisHef #f9n ilF HlHl. ~ ita decision If
HHFfii94 q hgH4f Tie heau tia b l81g.
Hfhii ani HNi i'N bf4.H. Honor i 20 msa,
hhAt hifh b ~ Ht rlhtflaH. tiDadl sus lt
iefHfeifti. shd flf gi.tf ftfrGgl iH fff ifHeAis.
tsi HHnhf fFf ttfffHee NHy Ffaturf tiA
.He t#h af WHs resolves tlYfa 8fa
#Hf8Hft ~ lfs EmetHe. flnalgb 30 fbs ffislt
4ad 1.ffIHl3st ~ hk a afs "a lasHaf
WHHlfsf Wf fh'ffHHs p fie NutsHfff 8aA
serves Us kaINft' lfaat tssH Il a. h.sII IA
l.iii.f haHsf wnuff'f isst ft.FsHaI a.
taaf rgH lt nH fAe hflf asnHHeHf Hst
bat ffffH tf fs#f tte f1#tf p ESQ HHh
fh tWHU H aW8 asHa 4aasas "a sf H.ss
s.H4H H#f a#t'ti HfH HH4 81 r=fff
saft f5tsfsa tfW .Gf.e tsaf8f h4I. 8h5 NtH
HfT f1 fTFT TT - TfFJFWT ~ FEIF
titfH HfH .aHlttBt.eHs f#H FfIHIa#
H4H wH thH it.1f s Hftf htft
Ihs Wa'al'He eUtrlsf # Hff.f HHea efeH
1ihef. fsnH#f H.sHafB Ha HaFfFafa4 HE
FltI aIA ta5af4 fsffgf4af mFg coos.
.fifs tr egfhIa Ham f4bsa HlfHa fHfn Ifsf.
tef hH.t 81 alaHff HU5 .i..p6f.IE sHas
Had fa.iaf Ha.aa.sff asH f8f8msfta#a la
t.z ffelf at HH I4FttIaUs mE4f aRtaa m1ait
IHfH fHa .HefHet. SONS NJ m9bff ~ feafH If
tbey Bod sd0pfsi I.a pHHrF.s pf fepuI4uo8i
E1I af if b. Na aHaw Of H4f, how erIHl size
fetiH bee freedom wIflgH if II becomes
theH question 81 interest af well 81 honor 81
.mIb. p5'aR4tlaHH AH ffaaa exceptions lg iIe
ffnfmI rule, fopuI8l.ou would IoHo ile aIs
HHiass 81
tta argued dat as a nation ba4 no right fe
boffow, ,fepud4fiua W9ufl Prevent b6f from s0
dnInt. a m1n with fqud property might
Say tlai af J blve no ugit io strife uy neigh.
bore J VIII cut Uli my arm 10 prevent tle eif.
.eumslanecF lfoW occurring have ny power
saith State to prevent myself from borrow
ing, ! will, tbololsfe, destroy my character
Ior honesty. ! ann not lfee.aeent saith the
individual, ! cannot control my arm, ! will,
therefore, sever it from the body relofm1.
ton is produced by disgrace Ia the one case,
aud destruction in the other. The object IS
defeated by tie means used This course ol
conduct by taking away chOiee would destroy
alI merit IA human action. | would also re.
verse the natural order Of things. Cause and
effect would he east into shade. From a baa
precedent g0od consequences would flow
The principle of law which declares that "evi
shall not be committed that good may come,
and that in ethics, which says that "the end
never sanetiGes the means, would both be yio.
lated under this new rule in legislation.
This doctrine is insulting to the virtue and
intelligence OF free people presupposes the
unworthness of man for seIf-government, and
that his interest would lead him to oyersteE
all honorable bounds. Its sophistry is easily
illustrated. And without adopting that posi-
ton, we might prevent the evil of borrowing
by engrafting prohibitory clauses in the con
slitution which would not only prove more
effective but honorable. 1t would be estab
fishing the preventive in la,o, and not in dis
grace. A LOVER OF LAW.
The hornet., 1843-07-18

JAMES MCCONNELL late Of the Firms
Connell q Brown, aud RlCIFD McCONNF
ing purchased out Mr.. A. 5. Browns ineter
late Firm, would respectfully offer their she
general Agents aud Commission Merchante
lams' Landing, Mississippi.
We will at all times be supplied with b.
Rope & Twine; Bacon, Pork, Sugar, Coffee, Mola-'
&c. &c, and general stock of Shoes, Boots, Ha.
Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware, Iron a. Castings
or We viii at all times be prepared TO make libe
raj cash adrdHceS on cation IN hoHd
MCCONNELL e. BROTHER
WILLIAMS LANDING, July /, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-07-18

HAVING sold out my entire interest in the Firm Of
Mcconnell g. Brown. at Williams Landing, Miss
take great pleasure in recommending Messrs. Nc
Connel & Brother to the public every way compe-
tent and fully worthy of their patrona re and conf
dence A. S. BROWN
Grenada, Miss, July /, 1913. I-tf
The hornet., 1843-07-18
VALLEY LAND.

1AnA ACRES of choice Valley Land for sale,
IOOO which is located on the road leading
from this place to Williams Landing, and in the
great Yazoo Valley. As | am determined to sell,
better bargain be had than has ever taken place
in this State Call at the Printing Office.
G. w. IL. BROWN
Csrrollton June 49, 1S43.
The hornet., 1843-07-18
Lrrcra nr TllE TAllfR


| ssmlsly dlaieall ~ plsaae che la.
| iesI, tHeY aeem "a have made 1p
stbll. come what may, they fiH
Tbey are a. hard 70 please at men
sa ts H. afflicted with sick atomsebf
of dfy bread, aod that adds to their
they ask fof plum pudding, and u
tolenble lOathingl by turns they call
hing that il good and io turn they
uy thing.
i With the iOcolocos. They said
oled cheap clothing. Well, the wings
mn ia first rate tariff, which enables
rculsae among them 10 cover himself
4 10 foot in very comfortable apparel
not atisfy them. They say they
most alIcctionate regard for hard mo.
ELI, by the operation Of the whig ta-
ons Of hard money are coming into
ry, and yet they are not satisfied.
The first of January last, there have
orled into the United States from for
nlries thirteen millions Of dollars in
yer, Mossrs. Locoiocos, you will
observe how your grind argument
protective tariff is knocked in the
the present unprecedented low price
thing on which a tariff operates
very confidently, that, if foreign
taxed in order to afford encourage
the American manufacturer, it can
Irchased as cheap as it would be if no
were imposed on it, and that, conse-
this tax must come out of the pockets
lyers of the article. Now, dear sirs,
bur theory, and you say it is true
leave to differ with you, and to prove
are wrong entirely. In lS42, the
Use act expired by limitation. For
years the duties on goods imported
Dad had been gradually diminishing.
heory, that the prices of goods are
by the amount of duties imposed
were true. prices would have dimin-
the duties decreased under the COM
bet But no such gradual reduction
Fe, and, consequently, your theory,
ausible enough at first glance, is con-
by facts.
ne compromise died, and the wings,
pened to have sufficient majorities in
ses of Congress, assisted by a few
ocofocos, made and passed our pre-
#, under which foreign cotton and
fabrics are taxed in many instances
|uble what they were under the COM
aw in the last years of its existence.
W, gentlemen, if your doctrine were
these are added to the prices of arti-
on and woollen goods would have
n prices as the duties were increased
and in the exact proportion of that
What are the facts! Go into any
he land and buy a cloth coat, and if
you cannot buy it cheaper, yes a
cheaper, than you could when the
re only half what they are now, then
Your doctrines. If you wish to buy
pr your wives and daughters, you
ne prices to be at least one fourth
'hey were two years ago, when the
such goods were much less than they
how do you propose to account for
OF thingsl 1t is obvious that your
which says that an increase of duties
"a oy an increase of prices, is not
the duties have increased and the
I'VE diminished. Do, if you please,
: and confess that your doctrine is
that the wings are right in what
Oi the effects of a protective tariff.
es OF goods are less by one-fourth
We're under lower duties, and two
millions Of dollars have been coming
y since the Isl Of January. These
The hornet., 1843-07-18
QWecNSlU0re, Hard
9C0re. Sc.

And has now the following articles, which ne offers
on the most reasonable terms for G ASH oNLY,-viz:
Sugar, Coffee, Pooder and Shot; Shoes Of
all qualities; Tobacco, Candies, Coperas Gin
ger, AR-Spice, Black Pepper, Alum, Brim-
stone, Epson Sails, Castor oil, Spirits Of Tar
pentine and Copel Varnish; QueenS,oaye and
Hardt0are; Calicoes. MuSiinS, and great
variety Of other articles.
Also, he carries on the SADDLERY g. HARNESS
MAKING, and REPAIRING business,-and war.
rants his work to be executed with neatness and de-
spatch, on terms agreeable to the times
H. w GARRETT.
July IL, Is43. I-tf.
The hornet., 1843-07-18

TFVflE Firm ef MaC0gyftt 3 Beows has this day
n dissolved by limitation and by mutual c0nsen'
All persons indebted O. said Firm, are requests
come forward and make immediate payments a.
persons having claims against tbc Firm viii p,
them to James Mcconnell who Is fully author
close the conecn.
The hornet., 1843-07-18
NOfice.

TENHE subscriber having located himself in the
Il town of Carrollton, Carroll county, Mississippi,
next door to the Printing Office, and the south
side of the Public Square, intends keeping constantly
on hand fresh supply of
The hornet., 1843-07-18

are licls, und you cannoi explain them ufles
yo9 agree siill lhe phigs L9a Josy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-16
THEOLOGICAL BOOKS,

ME Holy Bible. spleudidly bound, royal octa.
d 10, G'r family use. and the pocket "a mo. for
Few 90 ordinary
The New Testament splcnddly hound, suitable
Tor presents, very capital edlfon IA plain binding.
clear print, for family use, and variety ada pied Tor
schools.
DiscoUrscs and Dissertations on the scripiural
Doctrines ct utJnemcnl aud slcriGce-by Rev DR.
Magrc.
Jahu's Biblical Archrology, translated frum the
Latin by Professor Upham
The Four Gospels. with notes. by c. Campbell
u ID. Clarkes Commentaries the Old and New
Festnmenis, 4 vols. Clarke's Commentaries On the
New Testament, vol
Mn"knlsht on the Eps,lcs
Text back Of Ecclesils,ical History. by J
GiCsclCr
Bickersoths Family Payers
Bickers'eth's Treatise the Lorl's Supper.
Prayers for the use OF Families, by Albert Barnes
Notes 0u the Four Cos. els. do do
The above, with a general assortment of standard
works, for sale ny
STEPHENSON 4 UASWELL.
may Union street.
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CHANGE oF WEArHER-

Nothing has greater effect upon the system IN an
the sudden changes ia variable climate
While Nature gradually prepares the habits ufuni.
IN Is tr the changes of seasons, mankind assume
their own way, and actually combat nature Tho
hdy 81 uuld be prepared 10 meet The change by
medical effect, 50 rs % cleanse The frame and
r"uder us more able to endure the alleruun; by so
doing, we q re less liable to take cold and oihcr
complaints. When the bowels are healthy. oil
other parts OF The system are 20 Likewise; how ne.
ccssary is IL then they should remain so.-Iae
mldest and m 81 chcCIucl PURGATINE now 10 he
found is SIINBURNS VEGETABLE EXTRACT
PILLS for cleansing the stomach au3 purifying tie
blood. FORNED BY EXTRACTION from the
hest vegetable medicines That the earth produces 4,
is the most decided discovery and ImprJy emcnI
upon physical remedies OF modern days Time.
care, aud expense, aided by experience. have not
been spared /" iis perfection, and il will spec Oily
assume an asccndcney commensurate with us So.
porIor merits. Price 25 cents per box. Office 335
Bruadwuy, next door To the Tabernacle.
Sold m Wheeling by JOHN II THOMPSON.
al tic book Store of " K rtl;
also by Z W BASSETT
may l3l South Wheeling
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STAINnT-RN,s
VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILL


arc nov one OF the most valuable medicines
now before the public. Read the cures they
have performed, and Judge for yourselves.
Mr. y 5 Stout, of BloOmIaCd alc, y Y. cured
OF the fever and asue OF mpuths ST nding
Mr. John 5 Temple, of Harlem, New York.
cured OF the fever and aSuc by using on do
sCs.
Mr. William l. Manch Of Harlem, cured Of
worms, winch had reduced LIN 50 low as 10 be
unable 10 work.
Nj John Thorn, Of Jersey City, J, cured of
dCplOrabl. debility and weakness of nerves.
Mr. VIM VI Sherwood Of Jersey City, n ! cur 20
O. Of the gravel, which entirely deprived him If
rest day or night.
Nj Robert AluIlis No as Greenwich ST. n Y.
cured Of the influenza, pans IN his body, &c Of
many years standing.
MI Il Waterbury, Noe Clark st, \ Y. cured +
IA asmauc and consumptye complaint ofsgvc-
raj years standing.
Mr. Francis Lane, of tloboken, II J, cured Of a
Rheumatic cOunyiGlnt of TWO years stanGing ac-
cOmpanlcd with an lnvGterate Scuryy, that cow
cred nearly his whole body.
SAID medicine IA sold al the proprietor Off e
33> Broadway n Y.
Sold in Wheeling by JOHN II THOMPSON.
q; the bookstore Of w II bb. Also, by + W
Ba~selt, South wheeling. NAV I5lyv
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JOHNSTON BGHBYuLL o. CO.. at No13I
- MIu sraclhlga racaiv. @, aud are now 1g.g.
rn1 large -ioca uf .luuE Iul summer goods. lower
than any set offered Iu rris market. oar .rueh l-
now large, embracing almost cEeg Article
su1I'y Kept Dob Dy Goods s.Hfes Also T r.a.U.
1.s1rmHafDi l1trE Fus 1uI Trimming. Conn.
Buttons. Threads, Bsa...s lrH s.uI.r#I.. Conn.
Coy merchants lud .ua luH.a s.H..I. ... r..a..t
mUy invited 20 e...I HuI osuu. d.. ......s..
our prsls.lH.g' |aH ~ fiHs. mIyll
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$4,000 WANTED.

VI VIE Subscriber wishes tn exchange Jewclry,
Watches, Military Goods. C'mhs. Silver
Spoons, &c, sc, for good Bank NO rES. ! have
Just received Il lot of Wood Clocks. expressly + r
Tax payers IN Virginia Sell your Brass Clocks To-
the Burksy hulf your Warranted good
lime Keepers no sale.
mny Is a o FAIRClILD.
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EOYER,s CANDY.

HNURES Coughs. Colds. noar.cncs,. Phrhvsic.
- IluorIng Cough Measles. Group and Asthma,
better than any Cauiy Offered 90 tie public. /. has
been eileciull'y lIed iu different aud distant paris
Of he country end cycryvhcre canned a reputation
IN tho abpvo diseases beyond all precedent. q ou.
ly requires q trial lu confirm the highest commpn.
dalton which the proprietor could give; pumber.css
certificates might be published, bot they are deem
cd unnecessary where Ihe article can be obtained MS
1t ccuGos for so1 20 a'sn peculiarly beneficial O..
Singers. Clergymeu Law css and ul public speak.
crs. Manufactured and Do whuI, sale and retail
10y John Buyer, SicubcuyiIo, Ohio. Foe sale at tHc
Drug and Medicine store Of
LAFAYETTE MCNEELY.
may ! 3 M 2O2 NlIs 81 Wrp,fIur No
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PEF.VTEEs = $50 USE.
ST. LOUIS, MO.

IA REDUCTION OF THE FARE!
1SsIbA In consideration OF the pressure of
ItsisnTz the times, the undersigned has redu-
lIsaIEss5X ccd the prices Of boarding and lodging
si7%---SS to 81, 80 per day, an the rate OF vines
from 80 20 lOper CT His tables will continue as
heretofore 10 be supplied with every luxury the
market affords. The Building is the HTges
most airy, and combines mOrG comforts than
any in the city, and Is not surpassed by any no
tel ia th West.
Every attention will be given hy the undcrsign-
ed, his agents, and servants, 10 accOmmo "A &c
those " ho favor him with n call.
81 LOIIs, may Is Ban BENZ STICKNEY.
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INTERESTING TO AMERICAN CIT.
IZEyS


g. Oh Neren times puri red IS much reduced
- 90 S"tN.-lis original SIZE, when found
connected As Il Is with us druss aud Impurities
would be about the average of a peck lpensur'
To - piece of fine gpld-aad I'M such proYort,',,
can the medicinal properties of roots and pl,r,g
DC 9HiTacted and concentrated from their Gr5ss
Every body knows that nine grains Of sulpb,,e
ol QIlHhe contains all the medicine to be found
IN ~ SralnS oil the Peruvian Bark from which il
Is extracted, ana those nine grams may be mn
up m the form of two small nils so thai we byc
IN TWO pulls all ;he efficacy OF one ounce of hank
stripped OF IT'S useless particles. In like manner
are the ingredients which compose Stainburnfs
vegetable Extract Pills stripped of llnpurifrrs
ana nothing enters their cOmuOsitiyn but 10
true true InGSuiclnai properties OF such plants, r-o,s
ence 10 osscss curative virtue for the various
malgales incident TO the human frame,
4Ts J25WtE I, N "a, ere. rue Remedy
Have you ScrUtlla, or Kings Evil produrin
running juniors on the glands uftle nrcK or or,
the shoulders! The aIteratIye aud puIib ing
punclp!e of Sarslpurilll, SO powerfully vel So
sTAINBURN's PILLS.
Will lmmet lately attack the seat ofdi-CasQ and
gradually, by means IF their purSltIve operation
most surely drive out disease from the system.
Have you Rhcuu atisu, p, ms IN your elbow
shoulder, mp, oT knee lluts! Tue Vegetable
Extract Pills are emIneutly ADAPTED To alIey,,t.
your suterlugs. That Ortiuu OF them winch mas
peculiar tendency u correct the seCrotlpus will
sur mp and unooss this toying disease from H.
huEiurs which occasion paIn--or
nave you Gout-sCycre pains IN the smn'ler
i'ihtS, or ths lower cNtTgmtIcs, attended by
swelling and lntamm1tioa2 The same success
muGt Immediately follow course of the Nc-cia-
Die Extract Pulls, It taken according TO the dIrec-
hons which accompany e. Gu box.
The StaInburu Vegetable Extract Pills have
been proved TO DC a. most eGectual OF all vege.
table medicine 10 correct the hillary secrelions
because one OF their most prominent features l.
4 direct Influence on the liver, a virtue never
before produced IN purely vegetable medicine.
4 i-w doses of three or fDHr pills e,ch mas M
numerous cases eiicJtualiy carried of all super
huous bIll, and restored hat organ (lAe lIyerl 10
nature and healthy action;
In all cases of recent Sickness, such as
cough, headach, sllyerlngS, pans IN the limbs or
b .ck. ocsasIOned by having taken cold, 9r a sud
den change # weather, StaiuIurn's Vegetable
Extract Pills Will be found 10 give sure and
immediate ease, by relieving the various outlets
OF the system which the cold had shutup
II you have pain in the stomach, attended
with dySentery or relaxed bowels occaslouqd by
change OF climate. or by eating improper and
unhealthy food, the Extract Pills will carry off
all cause OF pain, and restore healthy reguari-
~.
If any one doubts that these Pills possess all
the virtues which II ls proies scd .hey do, werCflr
ffrh g., fi, f.,ifF.
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BOO |. } Is
N AR <, g |; = q 3 q

CtIGN or THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT
- A S TODD, has Just received a large onJ
cempl, &c ass ,rtncni o. the flowirg Goods, which
ore uf the hest quality. md Will be sold low for
Gosh, NJ his BOOT, $ d or AND BONNET HOUSE.
GEN TLEMENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf aud Morocco Boots, sonod. city made.
do do do purpo soIc
Kip Golf and Thick Boots.
Gchtlemcus' luo calfaud Morocco shoe, Of tho
latest style. yiy:-BIddlcs Unions DYwuinsz. Web.
stcr5 Calf and Morocco Dapciuy Pumps. Tavern
Slips. aud water proof Over SHOES; also, Kip lnI
Thick Brosans OF OIL kinds.
LADIES' SHOES e BOOTS
Fine black cold aud brUuzcI Md Slippers of
different kinds, Village Lace. PARIS Ties. BuskIus.
Jefferson Ties, fine strap aud tc kid SEAL MurDccY
and Cali walking shoes, white md black Md aud
Satin Slippers, black and cold SIX nud LASTING
GuIicrs. water proc fIr lined over sb1cs
MISSES & CHUDRENS' SHOES
Fine city mode kid uuI Ai1rla.l slfa.rrs. EF
Scnl ond Calf walking Shoes IIf8ccB and Calf
Lace Boot, black and cDId Kid Bttsbirs. black and
cOId Victoria Caters, Kid Cali and Alyr9cco AuE..
Ties
HATS, CAPS AND BOyNErs
Fine Plain and Wave Plorouce gr,fJ p,,.--,.
English aud American Straw DO. Cyr-s.s VIZ.
nuI Lawn d., GeuilcmCug Fine Lcpbg,o e,f .
aud double hrm Summer Hats, imit,tiu. PM.
or Orleans Hats. Boys and ChIlIr,us' Lcgbgra
anI Palm Leaf Hats Of every variety.
LEATHER
Spanish, Country Sole Kip nod Upper Ioott..
Cali. KrI Goat Binding and Lining Ssirs. of rlr
hest quality. Also pretty respectable sprinkle of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES Jua r1I zoo The
sign oCrho BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT, Stuh
EuJ Of Mlhot Squllg may -
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DRrGs I'D MEDIcI.Es.

lust received Dy a $ TODD, NO the South
- end OF Marked square .gu Of the BIEcs
1I1umgH boot. % genera. assortment of Dm-s.
MCIcIUHs, Dye -tu.I-. Paints, Oils, &c. wurruu-
tad oil. Che best quality agI a.I he sold ON Is
r0laIglI.H tgrus fs .u.f can be bad Dob the CITY.
Toe 4u....l.s .|r. no. fTr sI.s are such aH t..
proprietor us.- u u.s practice, not second or
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at tho ware house of Clarke Dorsey & CO.
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MASONIC NOTICE

The Masonic Brethren OF ChIu Lp,lsc No IOl of
wheeling viii celebrate the university Of 81 John
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