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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-13
Keep it before the PeoPles
That
JAMES wHITCOMB.

THE LOCOFOCO CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR,
When private conversation with brother Democrat
srce speaking of the intelligence Of the
people, said:
n1"GIvE THEM PLENTY OF Wits
KEY AND STIR THEN UP WITH LONG
POLE."~0 and their votes are ceriain!
The above is from the Bloomington Post
The Editor Of that paper has DEFlED James
Whi,comb to deny il, promising, should he dare
70 do so, that he would prove its truth by TWO
LOCOFOCOS!
Well, Mr.. Whi,cornb made a speech, tho other
day, 10 Bloomington, and mark! o.rHe did no,
deny the above charge but asserted that such
language "was never used by him in EAR
NESTM-TO
10 DO sureu.
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The BIackhearted villain aud unmiti gated
scoundrel, c. w. Appleton.

A few weeks since noticed the triple mar
rage Of this black hearted villain, whilst his two
former wives were still living. Having been com
PEELED TO leave his third wife for fear Of arrest,
the next thing hear Of him is that he went TO
Charleston, s. c., pretending to be Baptist Cer'
gvman, as we'll as a lecturer on the sub lect OF
Temperance. He there became acquainted with
very respectable widow, who boarded in the
same hous. where he had taken lodgings, and in
duced her TO elope with him. Blckneii's Report,
er,cou,ain. the following notice: "The Charles
,on papers publish Card signed by w. T. Bran,.
lev and Nj. +. Mende 6hall, IN which q man pas
slug under inc name OF DR.. Appleton and pro
tending to be Bap'is, Clergyman, as we'll as a
Disclaimer on the Temperance Question, is de-
nounced = wicked impos,or. He recently ran
way with a widow from Charleston, and left an
amiable and accomplished wife in N. Jersey. He
is descr ibed diminutive in size and emacist ted
in appearance, as having been married three
times, and that all his wive. still living-the
frs, near Richmond, Indiana, the second near
York, Pa. and The third a, New Brunswick, n
j. His name is Charle w. Appleton. Some
ses of his v,llany detailed 10 the account before
Us, are indsed revolving. Not satisfied with hav
Jog deserted some of his wives and children, he
became their slauderer. He at time
Methodist Preacher, but was doubtless expelled
| from that Society for his rascahty. letter de
failing some Of his scoundr elism, and signed Johr
c. Harrison, gives this statement:
uMiss Tacv Maris Durham, his las, victim than whom
more NOUS and worthy youn. lady seldom
fou,d In. LEFT my hodse She came on from ~ Bruns
Wit far hs purpose letters which hae
above stated. which prove beyonr
controversy ,h- hare communicated anon:
peton himself, wife, which obtained BY j
E. Dunham Centrevie Indiana, aad sent TO her father
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-13
HuZZa for Van BuTens

Out Of sirty seren land receivers under Van
Buren,, sirty four were defau!ters! three only
were found naaa..ul
More of this: II is a fact that IN 1853 the
Locofoco LAID Officers, in and on. Of office, had
in their hands the enormous sum Of one million
nine hundred and fifty thousand dollars! that the
defaul,ing Locofoco Custom House officers had 10
their hands the round sum of one million. four
hundred and t,renty sepen thousand. four hundred
and ten dollars, making in all THREE MIL
LIONS. THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
SEVEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
TEN DOLLARSMl
These are the gentlemen who talk of two dol
lars day and roast beef, and who ask for pow
er again!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-13

Senator for Randolph and DelarGre.-We understand
that friend, Michael Aker has been nominated by the
Wings of Randolph and Dsawa their candidate for
the State Senate. We hope the Wings will appreciate
Mr. Ake in the last legislature, and him
the same seat, sacrifice of personal preferences
Mr. Ake his duty voting what deemed TO be the
of hi. constituents Senatorial election. and
his he proved himself to be a
Wing, good and
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Shcrih's Sale.

10y VIRTUE of m Exec COTTON directed. from tho
Wayne Circut Court, ! will public sale
house do,r Ceutrevile, Wayne iniiann.
the third day OF June, ls43 between the hours OF ten
o'clock A. end four o'clock, sad day, The
ol owing property, to-wit:
Tire of Daniel ID Sloan in, md the follow ing
described real estate IN Richmond, Nayns eounY.
Ind described follows. ii bong pass o'
sfy-ip-n and my thfee in that OF the
aid by Jer-m,es houaael taiiows
wit: Beginning the southwest of lot fifty three
running thence along Main forty feet and
inches; thence north ninety feet and inches. thence
feet and inches; three
feet and inches the alley the North boundary OF
lot number thence along alley
feet and eight inches Marion thcncs along
said hundred ard -four feet and inches
to the place of beginning.
Taken as the of Daniel ID Slonn, satisfy
Execution in 81 Charles w Starr.
WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff w G..
Nav 9th 1913 (S2,J0.) 20-2g
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Not worlds on world. in phalanx deep
Need We 10 show a God - here,
The daisv. fresh from winters sleep,
Tells of His hand in lines az clear.
For who but lie who arched the skies
And opei the day=pfIng's living food,
w oil irous aIfke in all lie trte-.
Gould rear the daisy's purple bud;
Mould its green cup. It's wiry stem,
It, friuged border nicely spin,
And cut the gold embossed gem,
That SCI in silver CLEANS within;
And filings il unrestrain.d and free
Der bin and dale and desert sod,
That man, where'er ne walks may see,
AT very step the stamp of God!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-13

The editor of the BrookvIle American, nourishes sle
feeling against having, six
repealed false and dsgraceul remarks he had made
in egard We occasionally hear of the man
estaon of his angry feelings but have known him TO
possess the magnanimity send paper containing
,hem Perhaps this may be characteristic of the courage
the man. so surprised that he should have
he graphically described
OH the notable visit. We regret, however,
Mr. Caskson pursued the he has towards
for we assure him tina, unworthy
intsliI genes.
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ILErEEa

subscriber having made arrangements with the pro-
prietrr. of The "Spring Foundy' for power for bull
ding Machinery prepared furnish his friends and
the public generally short notice. all kindso Machine
such Carling Machines Coniencers, Spinning Ma
chimes, Power looms. hearing Machines, Mapping Ma
chimes, &c &C. for all of which he the latest improved
patterns He al.e prepared for cutting Mill Screws.
Press Screws, &c. &c.
EEKASAH HUXLEY.
TN. p. HUXLEY RYAN will make order
BELLS and all kinds Of Brass Cas,ngs and will take old
brass and copper in exchange for work.
Richmond Nov. 10, 1872 4ou
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q q IT e il Y
BLANK BOOK MANUFAcTORY.

ME undersigned would respectfully inform Inc public
order, all kinds OF
BLANK BOOKS, in good style and of superior
lie prepared furnish County Clerks Audiiors, and
Ieasurers with Books of the and improved
orm recently received from the Aufitor OF
Old Books will rebound and all kinds Of rere
ideals and bound in good STYLE, and
CASH they car done elsewhere. lie solics a
share of patronage.
The BtNDERY is in the Immediately over the
Book G.. s. PRESCOTT.
Richmond Jan. 18th, 194s. BY
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
N OF e. E.
nrs. A. II. L. II. w. BALDRI)6E !,

~ ESPECTfUILN tender their professional se6vtces
IL of Richmond and vicinity: and. from
practice years, fully convinced of the
efficacy OF Medical Reform in relieving sr,-
f.rng humanity.
We are graduates Warrington College. Ohio. Per
understand principles more fully, viii
please give us a on East side of Mar
he; street, fronting the Market House.
Richmond, May Is, lSi3 .D,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-13

01-Tho locos are drumming up for a fandango, to be
held Connersvile the latter of this
month Welier L1cyer of Butler county, Ohio, is TO be
shee to address the farmers and enghten the
subject free trade hard money and ho,bmggery i'll
orally. He will probably the speech made at Cen
srevo fall which abounded stuff, stuff, miserable
stuff. We suppose there will be caterSnung among
tho loco aspirans seat in Congress for the honor OF
being candidate in opposition to Mr. Smith, and the
ssinty of being defea;sd by that gentleman.
CoNGR EssroNAI NoMINArIoNs-EpwARD M'CAu GuEY,
ESQ, bsen nominated by the Wings for Congress. in
the Terre. Haute District.
JUICE kLGoRE, is the nominee of the Wings in the Fl
.y~A niatrict IT,. akin nj, he Monk ,,
know, by the name of Kennedy. is the Locoioco
of course The Monday in August viii leave Andy
in tho of Munce,own telling his old ana stale
stories. aud jumping Jim Crow for 'e ENTERTAINMENT "a
hosters, BARRIERS, boot-blacks, &c
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-13

''7he Na,poo Neighbour is the title of weekly new''
paper aoou, to commenced in the city of the Saints
IL is designed place of spirited sheet called the
Wasp il designed in addition discussion Of the
n..iies of generaiis found
a q family newspaper
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-13

w., Eugene Clifford has been found guilty of
6row ming his wife in Fairfield Pond, in October
last and seutenced to Que years solitary confne'
ment in the State Prison, and then % Be hung
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-13
OMce.Seekers! Alloy:

Mr. R,ber. Tyler (lrreverently called Bob Tor
shortness by the vuigar,) thus announces the de-
termination of his angus, father and his advisers
10 his Washington letter to the New York aurora
and Unon:'
.sThe lime has come when John Tyler, in de-
ference the will OF The peoples and IN Justice 10
himself and his administration, ought to prortde
for the men who have gailantly rallied to his res
cue 1t is not enough that men are qualified why
they should be kept in office; IN the violence OF
these times they should hold up their hands and
let US understand how far to rus, in their
aid in resisting the assaults OF faciious foes IL
IL no, enough that these office holders do not OPP
nose the administration. We want vigorous and
bold men, with competent talents TO discharge
their public trusts, and with patriotism and will
10 unite with us in carrying gu, the great princI-
nes inv ed in tho SUGGEST of this admin's'ra-
ton We want men who are ready TO put their
! shoulders to The wheel, and drive along the car
of the admin Illustration through every obstacle and
every opposition. There are enough of such men,
good and true in every section, where tbs I'd IS
necessary; and IT becomes the duty of party,
/ the peoples party. to advise the powers al WASH.
g,on of their preference, that the high trust
coufded The President may be efiectuaIiy car
ried out.'
1 The Italics in this article are Roberts own
| We have been tempted 10 add to them, bu. every
es -fhs paragraph IS so characteristic oil
its sourre-so 'redoien,' Of Tylesism-iha, no
typogr aphic distinction could add TO its signifi-
judge if corruption was ever so shameless, infamy
so blinded by its own excess, as here IN the form
OF Tylerism.--N Y Tribune
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RICHMOND HOTEL.

of and ~ rfon streets.
TIME proprietor Of this favorably welkpown HOTEL,
i Ia. moved IL himself, and 10 determined
i'm prove ia previous The eomfor,
Traveller shall be his and having made
perm repairs building Tavern
his wel his inclination would induce him
make il equal house the road. he bopee
der slch safac shall dfssstisbec
Prices suited TO the times. j. w. GILBERT.
18th. l64I.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-13

Ills a singular fac, tina, Mr.. Van Barren is now
q competitor for the Presidency against Mr. Cal
houu, Who voted in favor of his rejection as Min
istsr to the Court OF ST. James. They are now
both Of tho same party, and both looking TO The
came Convention for support!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-13
SPRING FASHIONS.

tRS HART. thankfa' forfa- patronage 81. hiss here
tofore received, would cspec uily afom her friends
aud the public that she has received her
NNW spIINH. EASEIDNSo
and that she ready make BoNNETS ia the new
e.; IN fashionable STYLE Old Bonuets done and
repaired Ms Hart also keeps hand assortment OF
Millinery ready made when she viii sell unusually low
for Cash Those wishing purchase invited To call
Richmond, May Is. 1913. 20-2I
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-13

The President OF tho United States and his Cabinet,
and Of all the States III tho unon nave
attend the celebration of the completion OF
xhe Bunker Hill Monument on tho 18th of Junc.
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Medicine and Surgery,

and he found residence Pearl north of
Main Of obstetrics if y tosvn will be aticrrIed
80, and other snited the
viii be attended aud,
satisfactorily cured, charge viii be made. lie
will keep hand an assort1sn OF good md pure med
Richmond, May g. 1912. l9n
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AUGUSE 31xCerE8,
" tilG TICKET.

For Caagress,-CALER b SMITH
For Represesfas,-e..-DAvfD 2. HOLLOWAY
SAMUEL HANNAH,
JOHN w. WILLIAMSON
For County Coulrissioner, JOSEPH NJ BULLA.
For County -issessor,-TUOMAS TYNER.
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4 Mr.. BOLISKI.-W Guild respectfully return bis sin
thanks to this community for tho liberal patron
he has since he became resident Of tins city
would his friends and The public thnt he st
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-13

NOAH NOBLE. q: Marion coant~, JOHN :. DAVIS.
OF Floyd; +. J. BARNETT, of Marion: GEORGE w
: rfPP, o. Maron: J. : BOBBS, 81 Marion: AUSTIN
w NORRIS. of Marion. :. '. NOEL. OF Marion:
HENRY COOPER. of Allen: CALEB Ii. SMITH. Of
Fayrue; JESSE CONRAD, of V,go; and w. BROWN
BUTLER. OF Nanderbarsh.
whig Central Committee of Wayne County.
d p. HOLLOWAY, DANIEL SINKS,
J. T. CREAGER r G NOBLE,
WALTER LEGG.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-13

In Connecticut. as IN this State. a purnlty oi
votes elects mealbers of Congress. Al The re
cent election, three loco foco Members OF Con
gress elected by plurali'ies, respectively, OF
So, II. and lib From 300 To 800 votes were
poed, IN each of the Districts, for the Liberty
Candidates. Had the latter votes been gwen 10
The other candidates, according to poirucal pre-
ferences the wing candidates would have been
ec,ed. Now what is the gam 10 the cause oil
sllbertv?" As 1t 10, three Stare Ocrdts-ihree
"all,es of the Sou,h''-three men who will vote
for free trade gag rules, aud for the annexation
of Texas are elected: whereas, had these self
STYLED liberty coutlnued TO act ~'th their Tor
mes political associu,cs. three men wonih hsse
been elected, who would stand by the tnrift ano
oppose q Q rules and the annexatior of Texas
Mr.. Borden, son. IN law OF Arnold Bntidm nnd
n member Of the last Congress, from Massachus
eus. in the following letter which We found IN
Mass achuseus paper some months SINCE, tells rs
what ann slavery men may expect from snc'
me MIXERS thew have permitted 10 be sent t.
Congress from Connecticut.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-13

Armies preserved in PlaSter.-We are IN xurianug
on a basket OF fine fall pppins, presented 10 us
Yesterday by Tyler Fountain. Esq OF This village.
They were preserved plaster. are perfectly
sound, and present the fresh and juicy appearance
of apples just gathered from the trees.
CHINESE CURRENcY.-The current coin Of this
country is n small copper piece with hole IN the
middle, and string is passed through suca mum
bers Of them q represent given sums The dollars
mos, in circulation are the Spanish, and every
possessor puts his stamp upon them until they are
literally beaten to peIces, and, IN dealing, these,
as a security, weighed out 10 he party taking
them.
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I Marietta Mteligeneer.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1913.

Dear Sir-Yours Of the 18Th inst. with its en-
closures has been received and the letter IS no"
before me. The petition has been presented and
| referred to the Committee on Public Buildings
This the best under the circumstances that
could be done with it. The right Of petition, es-
peeialIv upon any subject that has any bearing
upon Slavery, has now become so much smother
ed upon such subject even as that 10 which
petition relates 1t " Ill not be possible TO get
fear even examination. The TACT Is ~ the
] North .~:lL ~<s""o stnu here thUst rho are
allied Nth the Stare parfy-IF THEY WILL CON-
TINUE SEND HERE LoCoFoCos thay can expect
no oiher Than that their petitIops, and not only
their petitions but their rights, also, I'll be treat
ed, IS they now-thev will be disre garded.--
Tho fact is upon this subject, there IL but very
iu,le to choose between Northern Locofocos =
Democrats as they call themselpes--and Southern
slave holders There indeed some exceptions
but then the exceptions with the Northern Loco
fncos full rare, are The exceptions WITT
tho slave holders mselves-Ihere nre some
times some who vote right; but the number com
parat,veiy very small indeed. Whi'e there II
. scarcely a Northern Wing but that votes To sus
, tain human rights, the Locos IN body vote a
p gainst them.
Very respectfully, your ohed't servant
JoHN PAUL, Esq. \. Il. BORDEN.
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whis central Committee Of ueury County.

n%-DaNIEL MASON. x. l. HuppLEsaS. Lswts {.
FREFa.S, NELSON SuaRr. GeoRGE CeRwtNs, Jsssk Os-
BURN, NATHAN iIuNr, J. +. ELLior, ii. LkwsLLINa,
] BRK>>EMA>. loan w. GRusss, III SrRErcaSa, A
BARRfrr, +. W. M'kEE, aud &. IT, BsSa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30
RegLnlental Order.

a coURr or INQUIRY. for the lst Bat.
"A TALON of,he 55ih Regiment or Infanny
y heteby ordered 10 convene at Daniel Entler's
tavern in Skephesdsiown. on Friday Tie Ist dsv
81 December.
And for tho % Battalion, on Saturdsy he 81
Gay q December, al the tavern OIL N. Garter III
Charlesiown The RegimeHia Court Of Iuqu.
~ will convene at m. Carriers in Charlestowp.
on the eh n The sage month.
All excuses FOL, dslipauencies for the present
year are required 10 be made at the respective
Battalion Courts
an persona wishing to gel rid OF foes ia the
nanes o. NE Shesds viii make application for
says oefofs The das of regimen,aI court, as
there will % none granted on that day.
10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
ofhcsrs aud others interested are rsqhired To-
&c prompt, 10 order that business may be attend.
Cd 20 and despatched without DELAY.
By order Of the OFFICER Commanding the
Ssh Regiment, v. NJ.
Nov %. Is43l : = 50 sa,
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PVRLIC SALE.

i n WILL Offer e., ..l-..4-sps uIgntst bidder, Z
u shs residence ef John Rss.-t = s.,l.--s1,
day a.. Islh day n DsesHeer ''sfs' % INV =
p p91 pun,6er Of ,sns Work Haysss,
q coils, from i 10 gears otd,
iS Mich Ce.os, some of sehick haze cuEve.
6y their sides,
Several head Of thrifty Stock Cattle,
suitable for the market pert fall,
80 head of Sheep,
Hay by the Ton,
FARMING UTENSILS ef erery de-
scription-such as =.
Wagons. Zone Of Which Is nearly re,c,
Carts, Barshear and ShoOst Ploughs,
HdrTows, Windmill, l
Hand Screen to clean seed irhs1t, an ar
ticle that spery farmer should hare,
.Mattocks, Shovels, Picks, Hoes, Chop
ping fires, Croio-bafs, Sledges, lot
Il Of Old Iron, and in fact erery article
usually found upon 4 yell regulated
farm. Fl!
will also al the same time and place, RENT
the Farm for term of years. III moi privately
disposed Of before the day ofisale, aad HIRE
the NEGRoES.for the ensuing year
Tsrms-Nibe months credit viii be given on
all sums Of IS and upwards, ~ the purchaser
giving bond with approved security under that
sum cash. No property to beremoved till the
terms of,sale are complied ;withs
&JSale TO commence at 10 o,clock. A. NJ.
and cOntirue from day 10 day, 1ntii all is sold.
MEREDITH BELM,
.agsnt J5r John Burns, Sen
-
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CoanaaAissior,en,es nEe.

Ys9Y tho authority Of decfehSt Inc Circe n
- Superior Court OF Law ans t.haneeIy 70
Jefferson County, rendered ID aFcauss Idepenc /
ing therein, wherein S. Az LacEtaad and otheta.
are plainlids and 9 F-M. craigisiil and Others
are defendants the Undersigned, rs Eonsnis.
sioneF Of said Couii, will efs5iof sale. on hi
doy he Oh day Of Dsctia5,, sextt before mo
Court tiouse>f Jelefson Ceugig, tie
TRACT or IAND.
described IN the 4prOeee5iu gs. IL said suit. cen
taiaiag 1894 acres. situated ii she essi sids of
iks saenandoah River, lsiei5;ia the possessiot
q Messrs RoFdae and Voalts, snd siJoinisg
their large tract
Terms 81 Sale $4,000 viii iraeFea frprr bar
|, 1871, 70 the day Of sale ard the expsasds o..
sale, cssb--S 1860 on the 6lstday Or AiaY ,lHz4.
with interest ftom May /. is4i $1,000 Cd The
hrst day Of May HAS, mathematician Ma
~ the hs lance on II eGf 81 day of Ma
is4e, with Interest fron,j day 81 sale--tfo.
deferred pay nents to be secared ~ 5ond an
good Fers5nsi security, asG deed of tfust ILL
The premises, after cosvessnce 10 the pr
chaser. No conveyance Is sae fasae 10 the pr.
chaser until after the safe & confirmed BIZ tht
Court. ~. CT N3RTIIinGT6N
Eos l6. con,r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30

AN NOS feceivlng my zfatls uppIy of 1oo,,.
s'ocG embraces great vasfst,sof good
psslni and cheap Goods, Of shieh the fol,,s, s !.
are $ part ~
Rio java, and 81. Domingo c.ese
Rice, Peppefs Altspice, Nutmegs, t,Inssr S,,eo
seiera'us, Stafcht CoPperas, Nader.
Epson saltss rosi1 and country sosp. s.li.
Pslre, indigos ennAmaH, bark and efos5od. Tn,i
sugar, cheess no behring's. macksrel, Sttsnish
mSa'e'ags spanish oro9uf aiom, IS SACKS hsFuti.
salt, mustard. fancy SCANS. cloves rbnsns..s
| Haifs cocoa, silver sand, pines prime ehsuin1
tobacco. rotten stone, nov cror rafsins orar,ss'
lemons, hss, candies, ilberta, pecan aad nsl,n
mus, SOIL shsH simcAds, sperm and tsslo.g can.
dies, CT and dried tobacco, Carrots sn,,F
Porto klcb and y 9 .ayar and uolasses. c. 4, :
phor, castor oil, hsh TO-, shoe tae-. heel brads.
shoe knivss, butcher knives, Genes osssil l ind.
horse cares, curry combs, sad lions. paa4olks
shutters, esndlestcks, knives and fosks gsfl,f
na0s, haHk sewing cotton, al colors- nssap,
hread, sewing silk, Russeiiss snool sa,gIrv 80.
Ton, Tery sHPeFior and large spools. r.rs,,s. y,
caps. while snd black suspender busIors - ;,r
CO. gilt de for coaUand vest. buck an,l -
purses, pocket books, hook and 80 .ss,ssai.
writing aud iattA1zs1lass sfsssets ffio1lss traps,
ebs.- f..sclsoice lot teas, soda butter, water,
sfsd sugss crs cksrs large and Gsnafal .asssart-
msal 81 Queens. GIass and Stone Wsre, 1000
milk crooks snd jlrs, large stock Of hollow
castings, sspeh rs pos, ovens. sk,ilels. griaies
wash aeIrIes. isa do. oserlids. d0giroas, &c.
bihckingl bEushes, superior box blaeking, shaw
Ing brushes and boxes, pins. Deedles, tsps, &c.
bscon hsnss. 1our. corn mcat, 2+-dpz5n Yict oria.
aod Alserf MAches, in round wooden boxes,
ropes, csear ware, small iot shoes, bar lead, &C.
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