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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09
rf,O IRON DEALFRS. MANUFACTURERS -

rf,O IRON DEALERS. MANUF ACTURERS tND CA
Il PIT Ai.Si'S.-The advertiser having inverted aud uo-
taned Letters Patent mode OF manufacturing h1r
Iron hy u;y now IN want ui srlI
nnl shy one thousand dollars .hnw of, hi p'Incp- n
actual order TO person finding tie abnye amount
money! large compensation will he gwen ~ th- usat 10
manufacture ON this plan ieitc's must b" addressed post
paid To the Upper Post O;fic-. New YORK Cry.
rs N. SILlE,IN BNnADMEADOW.
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TRIBUNE HOOK EISDERY,
No. sPRCcE STREET.
THIEp STONY.
GAYLORD * ALEXANDER.
Are prepared 10 cNecute Bludins icr BOOkstLLEks'
PUBLIC LIBRARIES aud pr,vnte individuals.
~ H. Particular attention pld to retladns Old Books. Pc
rodicah Muse &c. good style and Reasonable ntes
.hon notice -
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r5~ The Tariff il is, compared o,.a the Sa5st''
, Drops, Jv s 7ar.r,dr,es in .ie N reported to TIE
a,ted STATES anse of Representatives. bv Gen Mckay o'
" c.. by Ii. GHgsLEy.
Tie above Tract ready md for sale The Tribune office
p,,ce G mar
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Or' u SIX ' N'o,. -, >, ,nr., nus nuu,.n haI,
f,n female, upper lips. The hlf conceHlnr otohn ana eve
waited ioehea the stubborn beard 81 man or amy KIM o
u,,tunn. b. Re .,ire get the genuine ~ the glnai
Office 67 Walker street an door rHn br'nd"hY
81 t--t hu e: direcunn, i'enrh aud t.ti'>l'
Haven: Brown Ii Chr-nui street. Phae.ph "a; Jordan
Mil. ,,-s., H.inn GRAY Puu-nkce-- '.re, Worcester
Cnrer"n nu-r 6 ny-r. Jr- r'oVdence. Mat the">''n-
Norvich Tunssy Rochester. y, \: Iuiid. Bangor Whine
th'n-.
,nl be ., and tested before buying Pto"f o".,ys hl'
rn un mt,iHk- +i' '''
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~ Water Cure.-J Shew. NJ. d. an author on Wa
Ter ure 2S Fourths ready his friends and other
who care TO be treated medically rhout drugs Winter Cure
tor efficacy system witnout parallel ~ IN. healing att
Most cases. If not all be vel treated III private dwell
lngs as elsewhere The advised gatuoisy. JT2 I'm
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~ The Letters of Cassius III. Clay on Sin
very md on the Presidency printed IN Pamphlet aHG n
se al the Tribune Uce Pnce s5 per lO or slo per lVVV
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09
History Of HE Milk Culture

No. VI Tllr silk t,ultur- ia ths United States m.
eompe ci the ia.r"t aud most 1ggIo'sd
Managing Cocu"usTy. Keeling SIGhiuc and Nanut-ciur
ing Silk Sc with interesting histofl Sketches
oi ia. SILK Business Nauia History of the >swOfm the
Mulberry Sc illustrated o. Gumrnus eggr+vnss OF Ma
cha-ry AID PROGRESSES aud MaUua Of the aIis Culture
PrIc- D csu,5: FIVE crpi-s for 81.
Ord-r, slust ne accompanied with the cash.
GREELEY Y Nlcr.l.RArh, Publisher. foT tfe Author
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Pnliiicll ErNllGlllY.

No. V pfincirl-. OF Foiitcs Economy. nr the Laws Of
the Formation of %-oual Wealth, developed By n'e"s oi
n, hri..i.u l.e of tiov-uI-u h-u. tn stance di
r.se il.-fed The H.ndioom W-'rr: Comm>si2n "
IVuLI,M ArKiS-o1 lth IA lnr"ductiou, Treating 81
n, pr-sr nj STATE Science o Potct ECONOMY td ne
(dtut no. OF II. rrucIpi-s the Condition 4i our o"n
t,unry and III. hu lding OF IT'S Prosperity, by hOsAtE
.u.rIrN Euc- Is c.n,s: fH- COMES !OI ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09

n1- North American Phalanx, Monmouth Co
~ J. (Addre, Leedsvle z o. 81 miles from New OK. viN
seamboa; ORUS from Fulton Marketo Red Bank daily dur
ns the summer. Mr.. EDWARD GILES IS The accredited
Agent ofihe Phaanx Nev York. and may be consulted
It's business from 80 O'Clock VI. at his residence No II
Waker.st. jyl 3n
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MACkiE & LEVERETT,
Com ISSIUH NJ r. h G. Il A n Il y

NO, IW W ATFH NThEFI
Below Wri Strae
ious r N.cKIs Inte tlacki- tJakey & IennisOn. "
Jnsi.pS ItvrElrT lr'r everett q Thrnns =.
lLmIrr. IN cat and Wrought hhs nhd rp'kes, h1e, I'm
.,n,. Rare, n. lrrd i'Op.-er. ZINC. SreeI Wire Ing.
IN American nnd Rlssn sheet ion '"'g lrlh brnissS
j.. baud iron Nii ant SPIKE Rnds, h-ve, Spnde, rs,
e,i irud, 1nck. and SunrrGwbs Br,ss hee,. ltnne1
+ -l. scotch, Engll>h & American Pig Iron. &c
prar, II IL. nnd Iron h--i. ~ nil .Lr, mF 5m
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Ten Copies for One Dollar:
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HENRY CLAY.

BIZ EPEs SARGENT, ESQ

Pr:ce l21 cents a single eopy-lO copies for 81
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE

No. "a 10 street.
~ g. CLAYTON & SDNS are 10 constant receipt of "a
T. ndhped hrsDch "i the frde embracing
n unusually lnge Oi Blank b'"k NJ and lsusI
N,r,y together with every ds-cnu'oD al News vnr hroS
rnting C.ors Puper Medium urd ''he, sue, Envelope.
,Inr,, Sb,- and 'T-i S.nw aud RnR Wmppny Hnrd-
, nd CLIh m great yur,ety Sk rni Log. Tissue plan
.".,I,,. "r I. R,ard, Pre-. Paper. sc sc Iy8
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We have employed Mr.. Hodge perform chemlcn
analyses and from the eNac manner IN which they e'
executed cheeruy recommend his tn thns'
recurring such work n. b. SANDS & W
New YORK. June |. 1874. ie2 eoGt
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WILL GtlsS Ie5 I
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09

COT IHUDl y NEFEKS, 3II bkUADWAY,
MANUFACTURERS OF LAMPS. GlRANnOlES.
Vi iANDELABRA sc. and Dealers IN oUSE-FUR K.
NISHiNG GOODS seneraly-Being connected with one Of
he largest mn the United States. they
lied 10 oer LINUS tnndeGbH 10! Churches Halls o-
els pfvm,e Dwellings. Steamboats, and Packe on the moe
ren sonnble terms and OF quality Ia be surpassed IN tins or
my other country Especn attention invited 0 their solar
and Ship Lamps ecunuRy and light suerseing ali Others
before The ulhc No than and TWO SILVER
grpAs have Inst yeurs, been awarded to the
manufacturers Tor superiority n his cls OF good ma
"nbic nre respectfully inviie, call for hem
.slv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09

'i'EN COLLARS REWARD.-vicKssua BASE STooi
L "A certificate for thirty shares ot Nicssbu.G Lar
stock of Buckley & Peck. and number , Wy
pawer Attorney attached lost saturday. % Mach
IN letter and lost way Wall 81 i =.
above will be paid by leaving rhompsons office 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09

TUE TEETH-A REDUCTION OF 90 PER CEHT
iu sets on Atmospheric pressure pnnclple; nisc 'ngh
Teeth Sets or parts OF inserted in the nsnies style, b!
j. B SkEY, Dent>t. p Murray street next door TO hi
Chur n. Best Minerai Teeth Used and warranted.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09

- ENpVAl-The Once and Sales Ronn Of the New Yor5
Mead removed from ilFutonstrset IN lua
John t>eet. opposite ChH street. ,.
Apni IL. all Srnl L. SMITH iuS J"hn 81
DENibVAl.-JoHN LrvEJpY Dcnti-,. r
Is & Prince street S Broadway, dUOr below BiosSar
- ''''N> r,i2 lrns
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I AW C3Pp-I,Hx " ihyrtstp. of y ,TcarI, Niss~,o-
4p vii attend 10 esa business thai may 'e c"nhde,i " ana
il N. Ccun Court. q" Adam. rad he adjacent counties and
n he Sursr,t Cou-. 81 the S,sis tvnrbs pnessioaal
nnnecon in LOUISIANA vii enable hm attend t" enNnea
La IN he Parishes otsai State, near NHrnez ne eIe" %
rant & Barton. Van Arlias 'auhwe1 aoa
trh tn,,p,n ayen, for Brpwn Wamnrk
B.uihers. Il Co Malcnlm & ''auL
|ain Cochran Henry tAvesJ. =,
vi ii.m kain ~
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III. following j. able Of e loa:sa.s Of ,Ae CHAPTER,
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REFINED SUGAR

lsTOOlSEI AM WCUlSEl from TINS date offer theh
w Standard" DOUBLE REFINED SUGARS nj the 'oi'
lowing price, -
Loaf Ii cents per pound When ss man nVe packages a
Crusttd Il do do pqJchn.e. hall cent Do pound
tt. above packed as io,uws
si;:? ssss: + St Fl + e $ '' tor packages
App to the New York Patent Sugar Refinery COZ ofsouh
and Montgomery sts. or AT ~ Naist.
b Orders ct the city TX accompanied by remit
nee Yl I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09

DRINKERS OF SARSA?ARlLLi-T1y Jones FytTnc'
~ of Sarsaparla Caniy-it certainty i most eNcei-n;
most powerful eyinci-G beautiful Candy ni,, rCs
bic phy>c-y all its sold the ot the tne ran
Eurt-. s. lhnfhnn =. nr1 e U,.,i..4L. re-! I'm
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

SICKNESS &c. IN TsxAs,-We saw yesterday
private letters received by the Republic, from the
most respectable in Galveston which give de
porabe account Of the ravages Of the fever in that city
which, however, had somewhat abated when the Repnb
lie left II swept through families prostrstine
every member the children and servants not escaping
In the threatening aspect Of Mexico and the risk Of
attack upon Galveston the inhabitants would naturally
have found for alarm, but the immediate dan
ger from the pesence overpowered every feeling OF the
Kind One gentleman, In auding 10 the apathy mani
tested in regard to the invasion, said : suppose the
citizens have to the conclusion that Is well to
die by the sword ~ by disease have been residing
here nearly years and have heard of the wolf
often that feel sort of apprehension the o
an invasion but my wife believe is little alarmed
And SUCH far as we learn the feeling pervadiDg
the OF Texans ~ o Pic. .1ug 30.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08


SUPREME CouRT.-SErr. 5:h, 1914 Present, Mr.
Justice Beardsley.-Treadway and al, mpd , ads
coley Motion TO open default, and for leave TO In
and defend-dened with costs.
Van Rensselaer, and Others ekrs, DavisMoton ioi
leave executions in each Of said the
those heretofore issued and proved to have been
that sheriff Ia authorized TO endorse them
the same as the drst-gfanted, ex partc.
Van Rensselaer, Davis. The same.
The People vs.. Thompson. 20 have the motion
in this stand to next special term granted on
pay ment Of costs Of opposing.
Warren Wilder, late Sheriff, and one other coure =
Molten oi leave prosecute official bond Of defendant in
each case-grsnted, ex pare.
Parish VS.. sradcr, Jr r-Moon for leave 70 amend dc.
Of all costs subsequent TO
declaration and costs OF opposing motion and u not
amended, then to pay costs ot opposing motion.
Bullock and al ads. Comstock and al-Motcn TO
change venue-granted, pay men Of costs Of noticing
for trial. and all Of preparing for trial before service
OF notice Of this motion
McTntyre VS. Van Derk and al and other cause
Motion to aside the executions and proceedings sub
sequent to the perectng the Judgment in each oil the
above entitled causes and allowing the paintih ator
ney to issue execution in esch OF said Causes
granted, by default
In tho matter Of the application of s. NJ Rerband. TO
set aside election OF Trustees IN the corporation
Bra Jeshunin Synagogue OF Polish and German Jews
in the city Of NYork The Court heard the argument o
counsel on notion which took most OF tho day and
took the papers, which motion is under advsement-
decision Of which will be published as soon made
.4iJony Atlas, Sept 0.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

DROUGHT IN TExAs.-It is worthy of observation
that for the last three months, while the presses OF
the Southern States have been continually complaining
OF excessive rains the in Texas has been rather
dry than otherwise Very little rain hiss fallen in Calves
ton during the time named and water for cattle be-
coming scarce until Wednesday, last upon which day and
Thursday we had fine showers repenishing the cerns
earth in fine condition for fall gardens. From every
quarter near that cotton picking progressing rapidly
with nndiminished prospects OF good yield Although
Texas may not produce in all much cotton has been
destroyed in the United States the crop will be by
means insignificant Gaipesfon Ciriiia,l Aug IL.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

HURRICANE We are informed that on Sunday
night last, the Clubhouse and all the negro houses
on the plantation Of Mr. Brscoe In Claiborne Co Mssis
sippi, were blown down, during tremendous gale Of
wind, and that some Of the bridges In Warren county
likewise destroyed We also learn that ut least LOG
bales Of cotton were destroyed on the plantation Of Mr.
Bulard near Warrenton.--N. o. Trcpic, Aug 10
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

HEALTH or TIE SoUTn.-The health Of Natchcz,
though usually good, says the Courier Of Tuesday,
better than ot the present time The Sections
reports for the last month do not number ten deaths The
health OF Greensborough Ala said TO have been
better a this OF the year than now. OF Montgo
mery the same Is said.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

NEW RroE-The steamer Charleston, from Sa-
vannah, arrived yesterday. brought 10 this market
81 bbIs Rice "A Of which Is from the plantation Of
LaDgdon Cheeves, savsnnsh river. The balance Of 10
bbls is consigned 10 T.. W. Mathews The quality oi the
above Rice Ia sad prime
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

Back TRADE.-The demand for brick has been
increased by the Of building In the country ss
TO give remarkable mpsc 10 the trade The five brick
yarls At Havsrstraw, N turn out 10000 bricks
daily, at $<25 per thousand.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

CATFRPiLLARs.--Thesein insects have made their
appearance the highlands in the parish OF Esst Baton
the lower part Of West Baton Rouge and bervilleN o
Pi =. .dng -.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08
&1 R49t
DAY LINE TO BOSTON.

DAY LINE To BOSTUN,
BY THE LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD.
Daily Train Sundays excepted leaves Brooklyn precisely
at o'clock NJ for Greenpor from whence passengers
conveyed in frstate Steamer Stonington Mondays,
Wedne.dsys and Fridays and to Norwich Tuesdays Thurs
foot Of Whitehall street. in time take the Ferry Boat
o'clock M where tickets be procured and luggage de-
posted in craes that through TO Boston unopened.
This Line stops only twice between Brooklyn and Geenport
Brooklyn and gereray reaching Boston eleven hour
An Accommodation Line leaves for Greenpsr every day,
Sundays excepted at o'clock r. NJ and returning leaves
Greenpor at A. M. au28 lmrc
The New York herald., 1844-09-08
The Landed Interest OF America.

The Journal Of Commerce of the Both of August
last, notices the conversations OF the Farmers
Club Of the American Institute, and comments on
the recommendation made by the Club. to Farmers
to meet in Convention. at the next FAIR OF the In
stu,e to be held on 1lth and 18th days OF October
next-quite in an unfriendly way. The Commerce
seems to desire that Farmers should not come into
Convention-that they want no aid! No depart
ment OF government specially tor'thelr good That
General Washington, whose great favorlte this was,
must have been deceived!-an the Commerce de-
Of this desire the part Of the editor and his en-
ployers, we have no doubt. For terrible 10 that
foreign clique and to all other selfish parties will be
the al. powerful honest influence OF the Landed In
| men in the Yeomanry OF England! 80 will IN
short due time, be the glory Of American Statesmen,
| the Landed Interest Of America! Stay away from
such conventions begs the Journal OF Commerce
| Stay at home and dig potatoes leave government
to me But the American Institute certainly ought
not to be blamed for calling on the Farmers with
tull powers from George w as hngton That glorious
American had nothing more at heart than the ac.
tive agency of the Landed Interest, IN the great
concerns Of the republic home department fer
agriculture supported by the purse of the Nation.
have the day when that editor would have
used another word. Has he forgotten Bunk. RS
Hill and New Orleans Don't he know that the
potatoes dug and the battles are fought by the
Farmers boys? Steady patriotism and bodily vigor
are raised in the open field, well potatoes and
corn. This idea OF the Commerce Is not new. All
the men managers since creation have dreaded the
independence of the Landed Interest. They have
in every age, as much as possible, enslaved the
honest workers Of the soil-from the days of the
Feudal Barons down TO the August Both Of the
Commerce. But thanks TO the spread OF knowledge
due to the soul and press of such men Franklin,
and thanks be to such patriots as George Washing
ton (not to the Con,merce) our Farmers are turn
ing their eyes to the action OF government bearing
on their mighty interests. The American Insti-
tute fears not to follow the lead OF Washington
and we thank it heartily for revivIng his inesma-
bic agricultural views--now. Oh, shame after
forty-eight years. brought life, it were, TO be
opposed by even one American for we have heard
oi but one. Our cry is, and shall be--our Wash
ington and his speed the plow.
MANY THOUSANDS
The New York herald., 1844-09-08
NASH'S CARkAGEEN PASTE,
MANUFACTURED and sold by John Nash, Jersey City
M and sold also Wholesale and sfail at the following Depol

10 New York =
Rushton and Company Broadway.
Nlilhau's Pharmacy Broadway.
A. b. Sandl, 273 Broadway.
Henry j. Chapman, Fulton street.
Ana retail, Of all the principal Drug Stores in city.
The medicinal qualities Of this elegant and fashionable sepa
ration have been long known 'ths public Physicians
highly nutritious article Of diet for nvads particularly
those suffering from Pulmonary Consumption. Hitherto, this
substance has been only used incidentally but from the very
superior which the article has been prepared
In Of its highly demulcen properties and power
in aayng irritation Of the airpassages, the attention Of public
Bar will be invaluable and their patronage respectfully
dedicated by their obedent servant JOHN NASH.
au2l m RI
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

GENUINE TEAS.
r,,r cWH0LLEsALEM X = A ~ AMP RETAIL;
rRiNcIfAI STORE q, dHATHAM .sTkEaT' r. Ny
II i5 eSss SS.sns'ss s,,ss, n.s, nssr fs4sa fSsgs
o.. as and tss% EsrS iS's f6 ssssa.yS sss. Philadelphia
II IIanorey,, street. Boston
ss sr Gs id sSs% rss, sy h" ins
viii be found lou ay a The best selections % Of and
q hGus with 5 e hss
Rs%aa % Y s
7, s nY%s . sso Gs: psSe
h nc 20 do % r ee
at the top Of this advertisement. au23 3m.ec
ONE SHILLING PER LESSON,
AT No. Cry HALL PLACE
Italian Language, BSoisspns N.sisa,qs. Xsstls'
Gsomctry s1sveyag m p% arithmetic &C.
Evening" stsnsss classes. may '' ' " = 81 mec
TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
a gcsdw ss y e,S e lSe5y a 5,
ana sSo S' si
inches; lot Of plates chemicals. &c. sci im.r
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
APROCREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
IL Rs i Il. ID: s.S :sjSs: :.Sssa &C.
rally received Of the eIstenee Of ncuabls steliiy
sss%sy SsesS S ss
% GS Il % r. ss OF seSsSs.s s..ss s,
who for years pned chdess lonens has fully
fact that what usually termed barenness curable by
the Of the Pocreative Elixir Cordial is infallabe
senurial weakness uor albs debility ncontinenee and the
prudence It's great and nvsrisbe success Us recommends
ton The fame Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial well
blished sale Of than hy thousand bottles and pack
is sufficient evidence Of its excellence and the estimation
in which held IL pleasant and agreeable TO the TASTE
The undersigned the only authorised agent IN this country
Price 81 bottle.
For the convenience OF those residing Of the city
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial put ckagea
for transmission by mail with full direction for preparing
Price OF package IS, making three bOtties
al letter. must Sc postpaid, and directed TO
DIR. II. MELVEAU, box "a N. York city,
an6 lmsm Ohee l2e Liberty ~
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

MARTELLE E HULDERMANN,
"a Maiden Lane, New York,
MAYNIIFEACTuRERSS;. MAYNIIFEACT Rs. AND IMPORTERS Of Ornamen-
Bandeau Hair, and style Of Everlasting Curs and all
kinds Of Hair Works, wholesale and retail.
N. B.-The trade supplied ON reasonable terms.
and m
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

CHEAP PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAP WORKS.
~ JOHNSON 4 VROOM, formerly of Cedar and
William Streets putting up for tbe trade
their goods n the and anc SELL
20 lower than be brought
ke the of their manufacturing facilities enables them
sell for the smallest profit.
Manuactory aud sales ROOM 70 Trinity Place. rear Of the
Trinity Church aul7 1meodSm
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

BAKERY TO LET.
~ THE LOWER PART OF A HOUSE, 2O8 Greene
street. Amity street. with good Ovens every
convenience to large business, to let
able. The stand is an excellent Enquire OF T. A.
RElTZ the premises. IS 3t+m
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

LoCoMOTIYE YEPRINTING ENGINE.
115 John Street, near Pcarl.
CIRCULARS, Bill Heads. Bills of Lading, Shipping and
~ other Receipts Hand and Posting Bills, Labels &c., &c
printed to order at.the lowest cash prices I
MACHINERY FOR CARD PRINTING.
Having Of the handsomrst and best Of machinery
for Printing Cards. furnish them Of any
size quality the shortest notice. and remarkably low
FOLGERt& SUTTON Printers.
NB.-No engaged solicit orders, printing.
Please call tl,e IN M
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

box = FOR L0NDOH.IPscket Of she 10Th Sept pt;,
TIE ssenas HsW aees snip =
aboyt her regular day.
hs ship has excellent accommodations for cabin second
sersge psssenPe These wishing berths
should not ta 70 make early application on besrd
T6 South street., corner Of Maiden Lane.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-07-04
JANUARY I, 1914.

FENHE undersigned having come to the de.
Il termination to change their mode of do
ing bus ness, and to commence with the above
date to sell goods for cash or TO punctual GUS
toners on sir months time-and in selling to
such at six months we charge The same pr>
ces as if the cash we've paid down. At the
nme of purchasing, persons buying goods on
SIX months time and at cash prices, must be
punctual in paying, or we charge our usual
profits. We deem this method of doing bust.
ness necessary, owing to the exigencies of the
times, and have 10 doubt it will meet the
views of all those who expect TO pay for
goods-and in adopting this method of doing
business, IRE are determined not to be aadersold.
Persons wishing to purchase goods, will please
call and test the fact. Our stock of goods is
large and selected with great care, ond worthy
the attention of those who are in search of
good and cheap goods We tender our SIM
sere thanks for past encouragement, and hope
by a disposition TO please and give good bar
gains, to merit a continuance Of the same.
Country produce taken in exchange for
goods as heretofore.
SIBERT & DINGEs
N. B. All persons who have unsettled &C
counts with us, will please call as soon as pos
sible and settle the same, as short settlements
make long friends, and we need cash too very
much, and would be glad if our friends would
help us along in that way. S. g d.
January A, 1914.