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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-04-26

william Manson Was at Esqr. Barhrr's on
tle DAY OF the examination Of Phillips. Was u
constable q, that time, Found Phillips there
Should think il was perhaps o'clock, p.N.: per-
heps it was a little before noon upon reflection
should say il was before noon. Esqr Ruheus
was there with Phillips Barber was an acting
justice at that time. lie pu, Phillips in Witness
charge, as constable, without warrant, ut first
Remained half au hour, tiIl they removed TO the
meeting house 10 hold the examinations Went
10 tho meeting house with the prisoner. |, 10
nearly half mile. |, was only a shor, time, say
10 minutes before witness left. Some had bro,
the news that Morse was dead before he got to
Dnber's, but !. was not long. After subpunaing
the witnesses, he came back aud attended the last
part Of the examination A constable named
Bury aud himself came down with the prisoner.
Crossed the creek tia, day. There were fouis
that were rather full TO ride The ford between
Esqr. Hosiords and Phillips would have been
pretty high 10 tide that day.
Cro'' eramiHed.- They had 60, partly through
with the examination when he returned alter sub.
penang the wineries. There were several on
that examination that took an active part on be.
half Of the people. Carter was one, for certain.
who took an active par, on behalf Of The people
Aionzo u, Garter, he thinks Samuel Carter took
a par 10 ipraaf Of the defendants but would not
be positive. Was not al Daibcr's when Phillips
first got there. II runs through his mind tina, the
defendant was refused time 10 send for counsel,
but could mt be positive. There was something
said about his having council. There were some
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-04-26

that crossed the creek at Hosfords on a
log that morning. There were several
men out in the m9rniog looking round
through the grove. Witness and more
were out on horseback after the news
came to his house. Should think tina, it
was about 9 O'Clock when he first saw the
men. This log he had spoken of is NOT
on the direct road from Uoslord'S TO Phil
lips. The end of the log is, he should
tllink, l 0 rods from llosiords house. There
is no wagon road crosses there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26

ANY MORE ORGANS WANTED 1.-The democratic
party have sundry reasons to rejoice in their full
representation by the press at Washington They
have the " Globe"-the Spectator"-and the
" Madlsonian"-al SO excessively jealous for " the
cause" that they scratching each others eyes
out, and are go busy killing each other, by way,
we suppose. of Keeping their hand in" as the Hi
hernia losc:an said, that they appear TO have for
gotten that there are any wings left with whom to
carry on the conflict for the security Of our slo
rious institutions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26
90 AwARM-A VERY HOT, DESCRIPTION OF A
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It's bliss to gaze upon her spotless face
10y beauty, nature holds ito reign spece.

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Joy beauty, nature holds ito reign space.
lovely, blooming healthy, rosy creature,
Natures best work IL stampd in every feature
Fen now, thy face. how spotless, clear and pure,
Science and Jones soapS has made wondrous cure l2
Cheeks rosy breast heaving, and neck snowy white,
Hearts Gods-hears OF must leap at the sight,
Fer now your beautiful eyes, like the star OF the night
More brilliant than rubes, aye brighter than bright
In your face health is beaming the your cheek,
Clear transparent such beauty On angel might seek,
And seek too. in vain, unless some spirit, or hope,
Leads your thoughts upon Jones' famed Chemical Soap
Such beauty open to ALL cen tbs old look with hope
o. can you refuse fifty cents for cake Of this soap1
All blohes and pimples will leave you your face, arms
n and neck will be fair
Pure WHITE healthy red Adonis Venus could wear.
Boys, Girls Men, Women and children, IL you have
any eruption Disagreement your face neck, arms,
hands or body such as pimplcs reckles biotcbes TAM
burn or morphewl coke OF genuine Jones' Italian
Chemical Soap will entirely and permanently cure you.
In TACT Its strange qualities s,c ss to change dark,
yellow burnt kin, fine healthy ccsrness; but
you must be and buy nowhere else but OF the sign
Of the American Eagle 80 Chatham ST. 323 broadway,
1870 Fulton street Brooklyn; State street Boston; Led
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26

CLAY AND WEBsrER.-The threatened erpose Of
Mr.. Webster's former friendly feelings towards Mr.
Clay, and critical examination Of that great states
mans character, appears to excite good deal Of
remark in various quarters. The whole thing il
absurd. The idea that members Of the same party
may not blow hot and cold with respect to each
other, as circumstances require, discovers degree
of intolerance quite objectionable in the present
enlightened age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26

DR.. HoLLIoK's LEoTUREs.-The novelty of these
lectures, combined with the attraction Of the
splendid illustrations. has created an interest in
them quite unparallelcd-ln consequence of
which, DR.. ii. will give another course. For par
ticuIars see advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26

MORE BosIoN LiBERArITy. learn that Amos
Lawrence, ESQ OF this city, in addition to the
time since made to williams College has recently mad
10 the institution another donation TO tho same
amount
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26

PALMo's OPERA HousE-This evening Dr. Lard
ner will commence his series of subscription lee
lures and optical exhibitions, with his inaugural
discourse, which is now given for the first time in
America The moderate terms of subscription,
and the popularity of the entertainments, will in
sure considerable attendance. Indeed we learn
that large number of seats are already engaged
for the entire course. Those who desire to attend
should make early application to-day at the box
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26

We give to-day full and graphic report of the
proceedings, orations, speeches, addresses, and
Teasing at the grest " BEEKsumE JUBILEE" This
patriotic outburst came very retreshinely at this hot
season of the Presidential contest, end we accor-
DINGHY made arrangements for enabling our thirty
i've thousand readers TO share its blessings with
the thousands who assembled on the spot So here
It is to-day-a delightful sort Of midsummer post
prandlal entertainment-varied cool, fragrant, and
refreshing to the thirsty soul, weared with the
eternal "Clay"-" Polk "-and "the Tariff"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26

THE TWENTY MILE RACE OVER THE CENTREvrLLR
CouRsE.-We perceive that an alteration as to time
of entry, &c, has been made for this great race SO
to give opportunity for those willing to enter
to have sufficient time for training There is no
doubt but that it will be one Of the greatest feats
ever accomplished in this any other country, if it
should be completed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26

ONO RIvrR,-At Prtsburg, on Thursday. the
Ohio River had thirty inches OF water In the channel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26

DANCING AT NEwPoRT-By late accounts of the
most authentic kind from Newport, Mons de Kor-
ponay has met with every encouragement AL
ready he has procured no less than sixty pupils,
and arrangements on scale of magnfcence are
in progress for grand ball, which is to come of
very soon. The whole talk of the beau monde is
about Mons X. and his beautiful dances; between
that and the perfection of ball dresses, the ladies'
have their hands full Just now
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26

TO THE LADIES all who have labored in this
age to promote the comfort and welfare Of those
"whom man was born to please" we do not know
any that have done more than the inventors Of the
" Artemiar Brace" which Is perfect substitute
for the corsets which have destroyed so many
thousands of the fairest forms. This invention is
highly extoed by the medical faculty, and de-
servedyso. tits for sale at the ENTHUSIASTICALLY
and Agate, Broadway, corner Park Place. Ladies
call and see H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26

COMMON CoUNcTL.-The Common Council, will
meet this evening, (Monday,) after vacation Of
several weeks. full report Of sayings, doings,
and conclusive action, will appear tomorrow. We
anticipate much, and hope our anticipation may
be fully realized
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26

FISHING EXCURSION -Steamboat "General Jack.
son'-this steamer is chartered to-day by Captains
Richardson and Yeats, for an excursion to the
Fishing Banks The temptations are strong, the
weather is cool and refreshing, the prospect of
good sport is encouraging, and the Captains are
oblging and attentive. See advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26

PROPELLER TIGREss.-This steamer, on her pas
sage from Philadelphia to New York with several
passengers on board, broke one of her propellers
of Never Sink land was towed into the blight of the
Hook by the steamer Orus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26

vIslToks.-Captain Hunter, Of the navy; Gene
raj Humphrey, Of Michigan, and General B. NJ
Lowe, Of Huntsville alabama; and the Hon. L. H.
La Fontaine, late prime minister Of Canada, are at
Towards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-26


The Clergy-the New York Commttee-the
Berkshire County Committee-the Berkshire Agri-
cultural Socety-the Faculty OF Williams
Coege-the Faculty of the Berkshire Medi
cal lnsutution--the Emigrant Sons, and for
mer residents of observation-disclosures. On arriving
at the hill, we found the ground already covered
by a large assemblage; and the number of vehicles
thousands In the form OF an amphitheatre on the
gentle ACTIVITY, fronting which stood spa
cious platform Tor tine speakers and most OF those
composing the procession, except the body of the
citizens, who were too numerous, and who ac-
cordingly fell IN with the crowd. On the platform
we noticed amongst others, Governor Briggs, OF
Massachusetts, who acted as President for the day;
the Hon. EzekIal Bacon; Judge Dewey; Judge
Belts, Of New York; Judge Walker; Drs. Chids
and Adams; Rev. Mark Hopkins. d. D.; Theodore
Sedgewick, Esq, N. Y; W. Macready, Esq, the
Tragedian; Professor Dewey; and Hon. Timothy
Giles
The meeting was called TO order by the Pres-
dent, and opened with singing and prayer by the
Rev Mr.. Shepherd, the Chaplain choir. com.
posed OF residents the county, sang several beau
tlful odes, prepared for the occasion by the Hon
Ezekial Bacon, Mrs. Sigourney, and others after
which the President announced the
Hon.. JOSHUA A. SPENCER, who addressed the
assembly thus:-
FRIENDS AND FELLOW Cir,zsrs--we have come In an
swer to mothers CALL The dispersed sous and daugh
tiers oil Berkshire have returned 10 their own loy ed homes
and kindred and have altogether come p to our
Jerusalem 10 worship. II Is meeting OF kindred spirits
which has broken the deep fountains OF our hearts and
and love- Filled with these emotonsn Justice to my
own feelingsin justice to you'll only address you
iahers Mothers sisters brothers and friends for in
these reisons have we been welcomed and meme others
CAM feel our joys Since return :" have" to use
the Language Of your county committee, seen the sun
rae and act where rose and set In our chdhood
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

A WoEAs BURIED ALIrE-The Lewiston Falls
Advertiser gives the FLOWING account Of the situa-
ton Of 4 woman in Auburn, Maine, which IS enough
10 make one shudder:
II aPfcars That about thirty wears since. the wife Of
Moses Sicrcns became irsane, and that fr the most
p2It Of that tle &c has been confined, and for more
,Ian twcny years Sic hes been Chained IN n flshy
cace. ton or twelve fee. s1g-re. Ike threshold (which
FIR the last half Of tat perol Sic has not crossed.
sc ls low n Ecr den w.fa0@, a siBzle window or a
lep7 Lole to lei IN : ray # s~unsaine, and there bound
with c~lanking chains. Her heart stirring and agoni-
zlng prayer To Cod IS that SIC may get into the green
field and warm ligAt. j fsatl. innocent woman, in
tie State Of Nam. in a civilized community, shut up
fr twenty years in a cage; and except when her
keepers nay have opened the door leading to It,
scarcely abe - distincni-h day from night; never
catching a full breath If FIRE n a;r-without a fire.
throughout the whole winter 10 warm her limbs. II
i with difficulty one can r. 'rain = full expression Il
ind gnation n; this cruel treatment e an insane wo-
nan, when they have n well regulated asylum for al
such. and especially when tie husband # the womsn
i abundantly able to maintain Ler in such an estab-
%lishment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

rsNiE hai. selected lr simmer fr the WABASH = ERIE
VIII h. offered 81, wAa5 s,ir' On vona-, he 18th DIV II otoier
ues', at fcrl. Nhaii o,snts. Indiana in separate tt-, a suadvhiei
inio"u ., nrae, sc 2, !, nae 8. n han anisw a and n half
In town .. -. pat. Of &c %. and ~. sor river and rs.
In town p n, Sec >. = pau ut g, n bhf Il n hail aud : half 81 J.
a reg eas T. E A'' " ss''ai a " " '''' AH' Of H. aud n F" q '"i's
Int,tn D., -. sec Is. pat sof river.
In t'vn 2.r 8 half me- Or and ~ or 2sefre, nhalf - eqr
II nsgI Z. - = frof ~ a. AMI "a - 81 -" qrJt
hall 81 " RI 23 and fmc p.
Ietoan ., a. SIC u part Of Eel river, n lalfa5, n hdf &c sor
Taiosn2 Il. ;. sef sof Ni.-. river. n htfof : hrf Of =. frac 0.
: far u, " halt ans : q ffc ats. ~ hlf of n " n T.. h,f 81 n
W a aals ar u. aud - pant sTfa5. >"
Ia tasa2 7.r5.w hff ant p irc Or 70, half ., sc frc 2s,s Of
N Iowa es.r5.se lasef Ieir,fr. n = r and W half OF seq r
IN town rs. ~ htifi1 put Miss rvrt. : ~Gr2 -, " half 3,
nee = ant ehlf of " re. Hof rive. AMI qr2l.
iai AMI = " ar ~, md u e qr3I.
IN ,een 2s.r7. sc >, nirfs, " part Of e half and sw qr p, c
lniaun .. r :, fae .. Is u. and n fre ~.
in town ~ ) " hifofa v VII, " hit and Sc fac r 81.
Ia town as.r9 -. sec n.
IN town Z, : 10 &c . and y half Of fne i.
nt'sn ~ = -. n = q and e half Of n W qr !, sw qr 81, and n W
In town @. = = N e ~ AMI " GRO
intewn 81, ria, II " fmc or =, { hall and e haf Of n W qr and
wqrIi
IN town a., Is, NJ fnc and 5 half 0, fmc II. n e fnc o. and
inan confirming aisto n acr.s:
fie~c lt1is are selections al Of The Miami Reserve. and those
and III. ,an1l running through hem. They ae incaeI chiefly aIon,
The wala>h- Ni~-ssinewa, Eel. sailmeuie and Maumee rivers
A'eyiiler they comprise as many Of tie advantages Of locality
soil. v'hf, Naisr poNer ani irn'"t, ms eau hf t'nni mon np'nt the
,fh- afrl any where ana ne perhaps Tie best lot OF lands ever of
The renu. are one f.u,h af the pir.iasc money. one fa,ruh annn
blanec.
The minimum prices arr IRE. tire mia brf and tro dotars PEI
acre. according as The land j. Of The art, second 90 ihtd class. y
ttase pu-es. the laad may be hal At pnsatecaty- an,rthey ,hali have
Juv =, isii. 7l2w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
LAND

rs,c american slssfd Agency SeIaPnHy
IMPOSE t1ap-n offices on the GTst day If March, iesi, al lie
3 fHJWIn- places, 10 VII:
p,1,set,hia CITY Cincinnati aud I'iamhu-, OHIO indianapolis,
t.a,,,a Alton. iH.lnis sl-oiR 1ahisaR, iowa aud - nAousaa.
Tbe object ofthi, Company Is, - receive consieaneniso Of reai e.
II 60 .she. % r. lister aMt advertise the same A. aN.theu Offices;
- lfs-fa an 90 mn inart tr To persons wishing to become purchasers,
tc -, az rrtte iafa rnau1n. concerning thr SOIL productions. mar
49,. climate. health, population. schools. religions sucieles, sc OF
- ,trttt,n where they offer realesfstr for safe.
A., the b>t rf4f.- aMa modes of travel Ia arrive n; any Of the 10
r.fi.,. In winch PERSONS may wish 10 20 aud. generally To attend lc
M. isfrgars ,fluih sellers aud ayers ct real estate OF every descfft
u,, Atrlct Of iaat-a cultivated iarn. or q chy house ~ lt IA Tie
VeSf. v. 81 registered az! advertised a. all their Offices 80 tsai per
scns in England GRIN the Eastern states, 10y calling al any one oi The
r.nnan,ts Offices, may team al. the particulars wh ch can tie en"n-Hni-
c--.l Ton person Al a distance, whereby theN VIII be- enah 81 I"Jndcc if
Themselves az the esped.cuc5 hi a REMOVAL AID 10 MAKE tnoh al ~
H.. ,tf.u <4lrii la their pT -ct. rs~ufr - ad wants
4r. CO nalny believe. tiu fFnn the yilIshs lniormaiDuu wheittt
arnnrefn-uf willie able hem 4 communicate 10 fsrnels go tie Etsi-
-, -t,fes. thousands wul e iadared 10 leave TIE cold and barren re
81 IS nf Nrx Gn-i4nd and aFuvlie tor Themselves and children a
nom. in the acre genial riine aud iciuie REGIONS oithe West.
I'm. co nn ans ISL tw ready ~ receive Communications aud attend 20
hpsinrss. al Cincinnati. g. ttnarel> ard Alton.
TT4-v respectfully solicit c1Hsienaaenis at real estate aud applca-
tians from 5ou, sellers and htfer~ ford-s'rsd luffmltion, which they
mt S,trr M D. nSt to DEE prepared 10 communicate.
Tefefs af dressed - TIE American Land Agency Company. Pcs
Pad. will be promptly attended To.
J.. NUNSElI., indianapolis, President,
4. BlFFHN. Cincinnati. Secretary.
IDg NI"E n4FETff a Au.p IIufz
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

4 WfoKEp MAcxETIzER.-Ais> Harriet L. john
son. Of Darlington. VI. publishes an account Of the
imposition prac;lsed upon her By DR.. Smith. n mag
netI.cr and rhren9log-t who preteads to cure ali
diseases b. = ia.rolepuc" applications. She warns
all young women who would maintt.n good characters
and cherish yirtuou> minds. t. keep clcarof Or. Smiths
phrenolagy AMI magnetism. Thu d~angerous scientific
gentlenn5a She says :. prctend> that he has full power
over m. that he can s. p me IN the street. and the
Ike. | have discovered him t. be a man VOID If all
good principles which ought IL influence the mind OF
n gcntle4nln. have discovered Inn trying II gam
my affection. aud trying to Practise upon me 4 course
of conduct that would inevitably lead ms to DISGRACE
and rain. He came where | was. and asked me
several questions. all leading to one point. that Of
attracting nv mind and gaining an attachment. |
had previously accused him IF exciting organs
which would have effect on my mind aud cause
an atlaracton. He Acknowledged he had. and
scorod gfatiiel that lie cad - far succeeded in
~cffcct.ng bis obieci. From information which have
no rsssoa - DISPUTE. Il seems That | am not the only
Young woman that Ec has inSulted. and that he has
imposed u9la some Of them al the sane manner TIA;
lie would lave dne uaon me. II 1t hed been in his
poxe-.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

YrsaoriGnt Experiment a. Ns.neriSn-We arc in
frncd thet on Saturday last DR.. Wilkinson. No.l65
North FsG-tA street, extracted. in rspid succession.
Thirteen teeth from the mouth IF a idy. While in the
mesne.ic site. with slight inconvenience. either to
the pasi ut or TIC oYerlter. The amount Of paia in
durcd b. the LADY my be judged % Tic fict, that after
the eisklt foii had been extracted, on beng asked bv
the ma ruetisc- how many he'd been drawn. She replied
three that after dosing the!sRH, tie organ Of mirfl-
fulaesS was excited: aad that. during the manifest
alton. TIE question beng Pat to her What is the
most ridiculou; thing in the world |" she answered.
..Tooth-drawiur.- TIE magne-izer was Professor
Shaw If4rer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

ExTRAoRDISAny nIRTn The morning papers saw that
q few days since n co!orcd woman, y ho resides ia White
street. nj ono birth. was delivered Of four children, all If
whom arc doing well. Two are girls and two are BOYS.
The mother - also in n state Of convaicscence, aud is at
tended by several persons of ~rcspecial iliy, who are anx-
IOst.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

x-RAoRDT~ARy NoyELrY.-Wc understand that Nr. Ed
ward Wilmer, fwho - now in Bost,a ore Of the proprie-
tor Of the "Eurepesn Tunes" which - publ he'd IN Liver
p ~. especially for The American reader. has. Il ce his ami
val here. contracted with one Of our PAPER Manufacturers 10
make and ship q Liverpool. American manufaciui ed p4per
UPON which wilmer & Smith In opean Times will he
printed. and forwarded To the United States, and Canada, by
AZ eally Steam>hiD TO this mott
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15

STrosG VERDICT IN C,NADA-An inquest was held
on The 1T DIV ct June, by Thomas Phillips. Esq on the
body of George Mkay, found hanged In the former res
ideuce of Fririck Nee, ia,etnkecpcr. IN the township of
Adelaide. &. W. \ verdict WAS returned hat The deceas-
ed came 10 his death 10y voluntarily and fcioniously hang
iur himself
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-15
=. IT IT y. III TTWtTf IT
HORACE ByFFU a. Alton, Uli


yzyffr undersigned res ectfuliv informs TIE pntiic thai h., has esiah
II Iished an agency for the piyn~ni of taxes ia any county IA The
state. Whist clerk m th- Sttr inltrts uhte. he WAS enabled To
form a pcfsnaI acquaintance aud To make auanecmeut~ viii most of
the count, trea~rIer-. by which h. order VIII he received. and she tax
Receipts torA arded tu INN without the RISK y expense of transmitting
nt1nrY.
he sill ako attend to the ra,nent of Interest on canal lands also
10 the renting ofimPfovcd lands ai the collection o. reuts. lie VIII
aisn mike SHE Tor non residents and uhers.
Frm hseHife 1cqnaiuilnrea A. we'll wrh our public land s,Iem. As
wfha large portion ufihe lanis themselves IN The northern pant oftae
II te, havips been e. mp we'd hy the g'vet nmeut IA survey inr them,
and hS the Stlfr n a commissioning "a ~eletuu q llr-e pouonul the
Wlilsi aud II ~ canal lands. he haftffs himself that hc VIII render
satisfaction 10 all who rlty endiN htn.
lis pgrcrs ff ptyncut al tiNes IS 30 PER cent ON the amount 81
tsssit under 5 IA ay one county and per oent. II over so post
ages 10 be- puj m atihton.
AUSTIN W. MORRIS.
Reference ismade-To Fletcher & Huller, and q. n. smith, Ator-
ne,S. y Alctary. Nlrrd llauisol, AcfcHlnl>, indianapolis, lates
Farneinn Eal rrrc itn'r lnen Hamilton. Font VA, ne Mira
Ih r. WI lam. and lphn \. Simpson, at Cincinnati, N1r<. Mus
I've \ tvnrx. ami rrffinr. Nr.t.x 10. Nrrrlinis. Philadelphia:
TgsE CssY Il sEEzs. - Es.a COME.
GfiacE crcs sSto-t--s5 tscice - GSts k1cg.I;.
quiz undersigned having understood that peede have hrneht
a sln1s nt other places slpin>ilr they were trading with as. have
had i- store clerktred rai r. might The more chsl, he found. We
ac now recrivin, direct fr,u New York. ihr largest, cheapest aud
hsi selected assortment OF Goods cycr Brought to this clty, consisting
IN part OF ihe following:
II, H9 yds. brown aud iltaehtd - =" SatWetts and Jeans,
satclng. 51sf yds. Emhton aud iunes
7.tp =" Prints a. an kinds. he Gtnrnms.
~ -" Ticking ard nulns, lt dz. Pain riatsani Hoods,
I2b - Summer Huhs. 9cases fur and shk hats
- piccesr tdts and ca-siuffss.
Ieshnru aut straw Ganu.t-. latest STYLE; Ribbons, Flowers, carii-
nal-. Vets. Nat-. Ghs,-, Ia,es, Ifene.. ia'scnuer. ltni'dde
TaineS. rdx iuncs, Ataris, foafHzu,s plain and figured Slks.Sr.
AucNica.lye assortment oi Hardware, Nails and Gioccitso 81 al
kmis.
prNrt. Is iusuef.
Ne eal the attention oftlc money saving community to the above,
aud nl who wish 10 int eot. how, viii ind Il To Then advantage 10
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