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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Wings Of the first Congressional District
are hereby notified to meet at Manchester, on We'd
nesday the 9Th day of August next, at 10 o'clock,
A. M, for the purpose of nominating candidate
TO represent this District in the next Congress- and
of transacting any other business deemed proper.
{ { y I KTlI%SiBAALL' District Committee.
July 3, 1912.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

MASS MEETING AT SPRINGFIELD, MAss--Great
preparations are making for grand Mass Meeting of
The wings of Western Massachusetts, to be held at
Springfield on the 9Th inst. beautiful spot on Round
I'M about mile from the Court House Square, has
been selected Tor the place of meeting The ladies' are
preparing splendid banner for the town that sends tho
most voters in proportion to its population. distance
&c. Cannot Southern Vermont send delegation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02
FOR GOVERNOR.
RRATTIEBoRo CLAY CLIJB.

Meeting of the Club will be held at Wheeers
Hall on SATURDAY EVENING next Aug Sd, at
O'clock for the purpose Of choosing Delegates the
Congressional District Convention, to be holden at
Manchester the 18th instant
A punctual attendance is requested.
Per order.
]. w. FROST. Sec,rY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

~ A waggish friend remarked to us, af(er read.
ing the article in our last upon the duties imposed
by the British tariff on our agricultural produce
thai-"the mother country receives pork and lard
at low rate, as bait to enable her 10 come the
iohote hog on us by and by; and apples, that she
may ere long get an opportunity TO pelt our manu-
facturers and mechanics with rotten ones" There
is much more sense in this observation than in the
pretence of our opponents-who will not credit her
thrice repeated denial of any designs upon Texas
that Great Britain will ever trade on reciprocal
terms with Us while there is powerful party which
aims TO give her the control of our home market
Tell it not to reasoning men, that our great rival is
graspihg in the acquisition Of territory, and vet
wonderfully generous in matters of trade To hear
the locolocos talk of the English government in
connection with Oregon and Texas, one would
think such selfish relentless, bloody sci Of rulers
never cursed the earth then to hear them pirate
about finding regular, profitable market in her
ports, would be willing to attest her fairness,
benevolence, and dsinterested kindness to all ma.
tons Whence this gross Inconsistency
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

MoRE REST REBELLION Is NV yoprr, =,
be seen by the following account from the lb,Dv a.
yertiser, that the tenants the Hedebep
again ieagued together to resist the execution Of tn.
law.
We regret 10 learn that the Sheriff Of Rens-
selaer county, in attempting 10 serve certain
process on the tenants of VIM. P. Van Rsn'-
selaer, Esq, has been resisted, and the move,
Of the law set at defiance. We understand
that yesterday, the Sheriff, attended by his drD.
uty, Mr. Allen, of Lansingburgh. and cira
posse OF IS citizens, proceeded from Troy for
the purpose of serving declarations in cert.
ment upon the tenants of the Manor. IN The
towns Of StephenIown and Sandlake. When
the posse arrived at Alps Corners, in the town
Of Siephentown, they were met bv about one
hundred men. disguised as Indians. armed with
muskets, pistols, hatchels, and other weapons.
The men surrounded the posse, unhitched the
horses from their teams, and turned them oor.
They then demanded and obtained from Dep
Sheriff Allen his papers, which were immed
ately burnt, and the Deputy and Mr. East.
man of East Nassau, were tarred and feather
ed; some of the men standing over them and
threatening them with personal violence 10 case
they made the least resistance. The remain
der of the posse only escaped similar treatment
by promise 10 leave the town forthwith;
which they did, and all returned to Troy.
We give the statement as it was detailed to
US by an eyewitness. Whatever the burdens
under which the tenants labor may be, this is
not the way in which they are 10 be removed
or redressed. The conduct Of these men, who
ever they are, is gross violation of law, and
must be promptly and efiectually dealt with
.4ibdny .4dreriiser, July 96d.
There immense tracts of land in Delaware, Soho
harie, Greene, Ulster sullivan and other counties
New York, that are held in the same manner the
lands in Rensselaer, county, by tenants under per-
Potual leases, the payment of small annual rents
Attempts TO collect these rents have recently been
sisted, and it is said there is extensive organization
of the tenants, reaching through several counties for
the purpose Of resisting the farther payment Of rent
They are prepared with DISCUSSES and the blowing Ola
horn is the signal that collects them at the spot where
the officers of the law present themselves No person
is allowed TO blow horn upon any other OCCASION and
the unlucky housewife that sounds dinner horn sOOa
finds her dinner consumed by the leaguers, who thus
manifest their displcasure.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

men who seek TO defeat the one, btesL !,
the other, and put the third TO immiuSS..o ovn
ard. ''"'nehl ho.
We should be glad TO give the add.
length and verbatim; but we have bnr ;sS a
ed some OF the points TO which he aIlad"Su eat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

SicKSEss.-it is anticipated that the present sea.
son will be of great sickness and mortality AT
the West, in consequence of the inundation of the
country by the ffeshets.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE, that every
honest Abotonst may know the fact that every vote
be vote for James X, Polk and Texas l-Boston
''Nsttls."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02
AND THEN ON THIsi
Principle of Protection.

| had steadily during the
period | was a representa-
tive in Congress, BEEN
OPPOSED TO 4 PRO
TECTIYE POLICY, AS
MY RECORDED VOTES and
PUBLIC SPEECHES PROVE.
III. X. Folks letter to the
people of Tennessee, May
29, 1913.
"The DIFFERENCE be-
tween the course of the
Wing party and myself is.
whilst they are advocates of
Distribution and a Protect
ice 1drif-measures which
| consider ruinous TO the
country, and especially to
the interests Of the planting
StateS--f ia We STEAD
Hy AND AT An
TIME s orr O s ED
speech
At Jackson, Tenn, April 3,
1913. :.
"rhe opinion that wool
growers need Protection, is,
| apprehend, FOUNDED
IN ERROR. w DOL
OUGHT TO BE ADMIT
TED DUTY FREE ~
Polk on the floor of Con-
gress, 1883.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

Our thanks are due to the Hon s. Foot, M. c. of
this district for valuable public documents ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

The Wings in Ohio don't think of giving less
than 10000 majority for Henry Clay.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

Railroad Surreys.--We understand that
Mr. Childs, the Engineer Of the Northampton
and Springfield Railroad, has completed hlssuI-
vcy, crossing at Wilmansett, up the Wet
side of the river TO Northampton, and hnds u
highly favorable, the grade being much les
than on the east side. Nothing definite has
yet been determined, however.
II is rumored that John Chase, one Of The
Cabotvile factory owners, has bargained con-
dilionally for large tract of land on The TeSi
side of South Hadley Falls, commanding all OIL
the water power on that side which is sad 10
be immense, with the intention Of erecting lac
tories there in the event of the road going Up
on the west side. There is sand to be great
er water power there than at the city OF Low
ell, and lager manufacturing village,h
thought, at no far distant day, will be bull Up
near the falls.
The road from Springfield to CabotvIIe, =
miles, is to be finished by the first Of Deem
Der, and has been leSlor 10 or ! 5 per cent les
than the estimates Greenfield Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

al am opposed to the tar
if act of the late Congress.
4 am in fduor Of RE
PE1LLNG that act, and
restoring the Compromise
Tariff Of March Q, 1882. p
4 Reply to citizens Of Ten
lnessee, May 10, 1913.
"The provisions of the
present Tariff arc rieired
ioih dbhorrence By Cor.
Poll and all his friends. -
NASHVILLE Union, the 'Hick-
Dry organ, May, 1914.
"Give us the Senate and
see if we do not REPEAL
tke Td'iF Of 1927 We
llciH do il! Such is our de-
,hberdte determination. -
Speech of Mr. Henley of In
diana, a locofoco leader in
the late Congress.
4 " The success Of Col.
Polk ,cH be DEATH TO
! THE T'ARIFFw-[Dec-
laration Of all Southern and
most Western Loco Foco
Speakers and presses.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

"Let the amount which is
requisite for an economical
administration of the gov
eminent, when we are not
engaged in war, be raised
exclusively on foreign i'm
ports I; and in adjusting a
tariff for that purpose, LET
SUCH DISCRIMINATING
DUTIES BE MADE AS WILL
FOSTER and ENCOUR-
AGE OUR DOMESTIC.
IN D U s TR Y."-[Henry
Clay's speech at Raleigh,
April Is, 1874.
"The ADVANTAGE result
ing from domestic manufac-I
lures is a DOUBLE MARKET
both in the purchase of
fabrics for consumption, and
in the sale of products osI
agriculture. II Same speech.
g An adequate rerenue, j
with FAIR PROTECTION TO
AMERICAN INDUS
TRY"-[Clay's letter toI
the young Wings of Phila-
delphia, Sept, 10, 1912.
The Wing party everyf
tohere, from St. Johns &c,
the Sabine, from Galena to
Charleston, is friendly to
discrimination for PRoTEo-
TIVE PURPOSES.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

Attempt al Forgery-A note Of $3.50 was
offered at the Greenfield Bank, on the ssd ~.
by stranger, but from his appearance lOs
Cashier suspected that all was not right aa
after questioning the person who Offered =, G ,l
him to call the next day and he would tell d U,ul
whether he could have the money or not. lue
note was left, but the money has never On Oes'
called for. 1t was signed Samuel Smith, bSS,
well & Whitney. The firm of BafdWel
Whitney, who trade at Shelburn Falls oelns
sent to, declared the note at once forgery
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

A Large Wagon.--The Wings OF ms
town have built large wagon, capable OF s a..S
ing from 40 TO so persons comfortably wn n.
is 10 drawn by eight horses, with when 'n,y
intend 10 attend the mass Wing Convention ~
Spring field, on the 9th inst.-lb.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02
The present Tariff.

81 have every where
maintained that in adjustinglii
a Tariff for revenue, dis. /
examinations ought to be 4
made for Protection ; Mailr
the Tariff of 1912 has ope- I
rated most benefcialiy, andi
that j An UT'TERL Yln
OPPOSED TO IT'S
REPEAL.'-[Henry Clay'slr
lettor to T. Cope, June 90, |,
1874. u
Every Wing member off
Congress but directive alb {
sent and one instructed
against il, roted 10 MAIN :
TAIN the Tariff of 1872. L
-[See the vote laying Mrll
McKay's bill upon the tau
bic. April 26, 1914. |;
The tariff AS 1T is re (
ceivcs the determined andlt
enthusiastic SUPPORT of the
Wing press and partyil
throughout the land. Ii
there are slight errors in it, |
let them be corrected bylI
Supplemental legislation ;"Is
but the general system is
the genuine Wing system.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

The Mormons. Ford Of llllnol'n, ov.
made a requsition on the United ola'gs n ,bs
eminent for 500 troops, 10 be slalloneu Hood.
nelghborhood of Nauvoo, to preYeat apy S.
shed by the anli-Mormons or the Moi'nO"''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

Outrage Ransom Human, Esq., oil Le Ky.
Mass, President of the County Temporary, ,s
Society, recently had his barn destroyed Oy IN.
communicated. TO it by the torch oil Inc ~"
ions of alcohol. Adams Transcript
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-02

The N. Y. Republic made its appearance, ~; y"
Saturday, as Wing journal. It's decla,s.'O =.
OF faith is a strong and well-writien eI'o'1 oLs
We welcome the Republic to the wing ''"''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
IAmEa 4. WHARTON,

ar rnx conSsa OF usios AND MAS sTRtETs
WHEELING. "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01

- PA WIZ, = J
single papers cor sale BY the carriers and at the
offse st ; csnis copy.
The Weekly paper. Tho Western Virginia Times
published on Wednesday At 81 90 per ananm
in advance, or % II not paid within one month
from the beginning sfihe year. Nenew ssb.ef,eer'
will be received. sxcept snsh as pay IN advance
For 6 msnsh. 81 SO isisvariably charged. No
,bsc rbcr received fos less term thar sis months
and no paper discontinued. except ai'he discretion
of tho publishsr. until all afrsarages are paid.
TRRns or ADvEarisise.
Three Insertions o. less per SPARE sloo
"a. ~s.L sl.50
Two Weeks. S<F9o
Three Weeks, sS,<9
r,., ~s.t. si.02
Twn maa.hs. $500 Three months so.V0
Advertisements inserted iii trtbd OF without
xprcss order. will be inserted until ordered -ul
nd charged enc dollar or Isl three Insertions, and
S cts for each insertion siier. Advertisements
nsssied ihres times week Ger three isufihs The
above. Wsskly frons hall per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01
DE- nUNcAN's EXpncroRANr RFMF


oils. coughs. Spitng Of blood. Bronchitis
sahenitv Of Breathing Asthma Pam N The
sd. breast and Ghost whonnfng cough. Group.
an I'll diseases Of he Liver and the Lungs
w are nike liable - disaase-anA DEATH Is
the eertsia lot of all that live and hav, beng;
and a1hcugh the latter c1nnot be av,t. Il, sull
the former may. by the pnwpr at lnaiicfne he
reno ed or rendered les painful 10 tho ail.stcu.
Thsre - one dlseasc, however, which sc. ms FOR
ages to have dofied The power Of the healing M
the learned faculty have IN vain attempted 10
arrest It's fatsl progress by tn application, OF
remedies within heir reach or known in ihefr
prnctrc-hut Consumption ha4 defsc her
united skill. II has stalked forth with impunity.
gathering N us chesIle.s embrace freud from
every circle, and n member from exrrv fnn'lv.
and easting gloom aud darkness DER 'h plnce
Of Is visltation lie thfn, whose labor ave
brought forth n medicine which IN many .es
Will arrest h" progress Of th1s fafal tlstase-
and which Will al-r afford relief IN tho most
stubborn and hopeless should be regarded IN tn.
light of public bfnefncier II - eonfidenil |,
b. hevea thai nuocanis Fxpeciorant Remedy
VII % this. Hence II - presented 7nd recom-
mended t. the community. Tbs medlfins
immediately pnllfes and relieves tho di7t-sssnp
icnugh, causing n Tree AMI easy sSnestorniion:
aippping the hectic fever ant night sweat hehlne
the liberated lungs nn' erresino the fatal pro-
gross ofconsumpti. n, NJ the same tim, siren 9TH
eslnv the weak md dcblitsted. repnl,,ug the
bowels and producing quiet rest aud sweat re.
nose THIS 'Rc1ncd can be relied upon Ia do all
IN the power Of merliealfad brlng used n the
private ora rfce Of the late Ilr Duncan, fProf's.
sor IN the University of Ednbnrg Tor upwards
Of eighteen years, by which thousands have bsen
restored 10 perfect health II ~ not 10 be under
stood that the 'Expectsrant Remedy Will cure
al eases Of 'ossnmpton; this II will not do
But while there Is hfa Their" ~ hopa. we wanli
therefore advise al To uso ths medicine. When
the case IA IN 'nrn ile II sl proves blessing to
the snilt rer; by givins aud strength, relfev-
ing the cough aud Choking Of phlegm, nc. -
THIS alone IL n conspl,ton to the patient, which
Nh srsaud, do not ekaerienrc.
Remember onlv Pailndrlphla Office is at No
10 North Eighth ST
For aale IN Wheeling By J b MARSH,
Sal A os,ys
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01
EDIfCaTION.

FEMALE SEMINARY, under the spper-
VISION and eortro Of the Rector Of Trinity
fhsreh, ?arke burg. Wood county. Va ha,
been opened AT hs residence. Mrs W WINDSOR
the Principal Is a ladT Of gten' VIZ riarer Of
extensive irsvel anG amnle Qualifications. Shn
has presided ever similar Insiitntinps IN tina
country ard England, and having resided ia
France for so,ue yrara !, en,hlcd Ia converse
huenty IN The language of that cnunirv. Her
esslsihri. Miss Stilscn, COMPLETED her ucailon
at the Patarsco ln.iitnte, Md. nh der thr dtrer-
ton of Mira Phelps, formerly Mrs f.ineo n, and
h"lds the test'rnonlnl' of that Seminary Az
patronage shall usuly, other suitably qualified
assislanta will be added. ovcr the important
items in pood educe'on -health. morals, and
mans ora TIN eye ofn pastsr. sIueihar AID pre-
ceptress will be contnuallv thrown. rspeci-
ally will this be the case ~ 'o the boardore be-
fwcen whom aud the other me nhers If tho
establishment vii be ordered the rulcs and
cherished tive endenrment- hinding many into
nne harmoni family. The BOARDING depnr'-
meet v III be entrusted to the lady ~ the Rev Mr.
Smith. All tho usual branches Of complete
femnle edncnuon, both substantial end orne
mental. will BIZ taught.
For board and tuition in MI the En-
gliah branches, per session OF i've
months, payable in advance $500
Washing teach hoarder finding thor
own towol-) per dom 90 20
In this school there " III be other earn charges
thph fer the languages and ornamental studies.
Music per session of five month, $1,000
Use OF instrument for practising per
session b.uD
Drawing and mini no 10 ~
Fsncv work of all kinds each 400
French, I. rtin, md Italian, each i0.0p
Ne pupli will he taken for less term than
on session n loss by pteviohs understanding and
II is VERY desirable IL have them enter as .arly IN
the season possible. The va cation will be IN the
month Of .Sepiembtr and October. Vocal nnsc
will be one Of the general exercises ofihe school,
without any estra chsrre.unless 10 those who REL
qulre spec al lessons, when the charge will be $40
per SION. a.
Address Rev Thomss Smith, arkersburg,
Wood coin ~ Va.
RErEREscrs-
Sohiesk Brady. Esa. Wheeling.
Rev WIN Armstrong, do.
Do Mr. Craik. Charleston.
RI Rev John Johns, Richmond Civ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01
nR. X ATZ'S AMERICAN ANTI BILIOUS
IL LIFE PILLS. for The pregrnIion end cnre Of

nR. X ATZ'S AMERICAN ANTI BILIOUS
- LIFE PILLS. for The prevention end cure oi
diseases arising from a diseraered stomach aud
mrnre blood
These pile nre not orered M n specific 10
cure MI Diseases as m ost of the publication
Of medicine falsely declare. but are express
" prepared f,r the removal Of 'Eilc md Bllious
Matter winch "a the fra, seed NJ disease, At
tee same 4 NJ purify the lloed. and eventually
restore the diseased fnnc'iens 81 the animal
economy 10 SQUAD health. All symptoms are
certain IN accumulate an excess 81 bile from
lndigesrve food remaining N the stomach;
hcnrr sickness mud nain, loss OF appcfite,
headache, cos:yencss bilious nod Patrd fevers,
dyspepsia, Liver complaint. RI, nm ntism, q c.
&c. One sisgle 2s "'ni hoy 81 Rn,'s
ANTI BILIOUS LIFE PILLS
VIII completely carry out and rom )vc the ROOT
the prlmarv "snse OF mos OF tho disireaslnr
msladiea 40 CONN on ~ the rrt'crt drv " VI
these who value The health pepleft ting al
important III atter. until dIseHfe lceo ros seated
IN the constitution md readercd difficult TO
evacuate. Tnose rlls arc anphcnhe IN al cases
OF sickness from childhood mp 70 old ace, nod
can hs nsef with perfect safety by all under any
circumstance. particularly nmcrp The feltchte
females who are so freqneniv subject Ia tran.
.ieni complaints, which often render iheif
hral'h very precarioua
The great superiorIfies of these pills - that
'vareprennred from thu solid cNitact OF herbs
nd roots. Their nature - 10 cleanse, pnriy
md strengthen harmless 10 tho constitution
and death 10 disease.
= American Anti bilious Life nile allowed by
the thousands who have used them, to be the
beat pnr2lHVe and medicine IN existence. BE
eau they not only remove all obstruciions, and
pur &c the system Of its impurities; but because,
and which u extremely important, strengthens
and gives proper tone to tho stomach. mud pro-
duce n healfhv action of nil the naris. Resides
they are SO mild and ccrile IN their opera tion
- ender then ntall times p fee tlV snfe and
desirable remedy The afflicted would do vel.
then, 10 purchase box ar two of this w bic
/. q IL. tni.f a af do
sfropiug their system with Oft repeated doses OF
Galomel and other drugs so Injurious 10 hnman
life aud happiness.
Princin1l oFoe FOR the sale Of this valuable
mcdleln- M 49, Nerih EIGHT nj Philadolphla,
and -old BY agents genoraliv. and BY
nov q J y n Y b MARSH. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01

Prepared and sold by A n Sands 4. Co. Drug-
glsts and hemlsts Gran1ie buildings. 27i
Broadway corner of Chambers At New York
aud Tor sale by Druggists throughout the L )
Pilee 81 per bottle, slN bottles for s.
The public are respectfully requested TO ttaem
bel that y IS Sands's Sarsaparflla that has and i
constantly achieving such remarkable cures oil
the most difficult class of disoases 10 which the
human frame - subject. and ask for Sand Sar.
panlln. and take ne other
oLfFER PRY on AGENT bV special np.
potPtmenf Tor the Pfoprietors, for WbeeiiHf
ana ttcthus+ Nv ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-01
IA.Nnn nnI.I.Alts.

\ 0RI MY GOODS. AT the Asw iart eheof
y Uasb Shfs Ia Natter s. AbFsuNGa "a
a + York;. would respectfully inintm his
cuslumef p AID ife ruhhr generally lhai he has Jns
returned fen, Tie Fast sih general a~-nfimcnl a
DRY GOODS and GRoC ERlES. cfoeketg War
Hardware. Beals. Shoes &c. nhirh he Is NV open.
ing an! ready Ia sell as chenp nt cheaper lhan ever
The psbie are invited to cali aud eAamIas the i"l.
lowing articles VIZ.
GROCERIES.
100 Rars GREEN RIO COFFEE,
50 hp1es Gunpasvder TEA. 80 cheslt II TEA.
10 in ussgi Skin d. 10 boxes lranefal do.
aan0 Lbs I1af SUGAR, ) hhds y o SUGAR.
200a H. white llnvana do; 25 Ilerccs RICE;
~ hbls y q MoLAssEs; 30 boxes oom SOAR,
hoo Lbs sALERNTuS;
10 boxes II plug TOBACCO. sup quality.
10 do Is plug do do.
10 DO - Plug do do.
) kegs Twist 10 do.
NuimrRs. Ground Pepper. Ground Al-pce aud
Cloves, Ginger. Indigo. Maddef 10 BOXES fipes'@ &c
DRY GOODS.
Glue bl'k broad CLOTHS, ne broad CLOTHS,
Olive hre.n do. Olive Green do;
Ribbed CASHMERE Black CASslMERES'
cassineits af MI qualities; kerseYs Of all aaalnes'
ytnsevs Of alt qnalities: 10 bales brown Muslins
200 peices bearhed MuSLlNSi
200 pc PRINTS n NIL qualities and prices.
BLACK SATIN VISITING
Fancy VISITING ofell qualities mud prices >.
IRlsItIINFN. Repch'd and bro Driiis,
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DtdLisi
Bed TICKING all -rce-; Linen aoa sin iidS'si
Bfk and hruwa HOSE. Gents and LADIES' Gloves.
BOOTS AND sHOEs-2o0 prs Ladies Slippers
II all prices and qualities; 80 prs LADIES' 1niler
Roots. 100 nrs Ladies KID Slippers 50 p's Mems
thck R,ais so prs Meas Cali BOOTS: so prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS. 100 prs Mems Thick aud Mp
Brpeans chonper han over helofe Offered IA tins Guy.
HARDWARE 81 all kinds and qualities, cheaper
linn ever before offered ~ 'h,s city.
CROCKERY-A general assortment al common
and printed Cookery by Tho crate and fs'ah. A,s9
many other articles los numerous 10 meniinn' Al
IF which will he sold cheaper than ever before
offered m this CITY,
y B.--counlfy merchants VIII he snpphed al
Eastern prices With a small commission added
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