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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
CHARLEsToS. Sept. 81.

~. CHARLEsToS, Sept. 81.
Cotten.-Received. .dnring the past week. by
Rail Road I4s6bales, bywagons 2a3. and by
water l34, making the total amount 1908 bales,
Uplands. Exported in same time, 336 bales
coastwise leaving on hand shipping stock OF
12.655 bales. exclusive Of 273 bales on ship
board not cleared.
The general features of the market for UP
lands, during the past week have not lmaterlal-
ly differed from those Of iths week previous,
with this exception, that in consequence ofthe
very few buyers in attendance, holders, desl-
rous Of effecting sales have, in great measure,
been obliged 10 accede to terms more favorable
TO the former, than heretofore and even submit
in some instances to a, FRACTION Of declinei
otherwise, the demand continues irregular,
as will be .perceiYed BY reference to the
daily transactions of the week which were us
follows, On Saturday 207 bales;. Monday Is
Tuesday 354; Wednesday 554; Thursday 80.
and yesterday 116 bales, making atotal of 1856
bales. The following quotations Liverpool
CIassifcations; in the present state Of ths mar
ket must be considered as partially nominal,
since neither holders nor buyers could perhaps
operate at them to any given amount or at a
short notice.
Inferior and Ordinary. 44a5t
Middling to Middling Fair. So a64,
Fair to Fully Fair. 65a6$
Mercury.
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commercial.
HAMruRe. Scpiember 1e

:a, HAMBURG, September 15.
Cotton-The market to-day is exceedingly
dull, and there is but little Cotton coming in F;
the most Of which Is stored by the planters for
better prices. Our quotations are the same as
they were last week, say 6 to 6! CTS; most
sales at Cts, and for old cotton to 6 cts. ac-
cording to quality. -, !, 4
!, Dry Goods, Groceries, &e.-The market is
well supplied 10 every article, and are let off a,
fair prices. :. ) =
Flour.-There Isl quantity on hand, and the
arrivals from the country tolerably heavy. A
good brand sells from wagons Mt Sal per bbl.
Corn-ls getting down, owing TO the new
crop coming in, and sells at wholesale at 40 10
as cts. per bushel.-Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
Land for Sale.

YHyHAT well known Plantation formerly
IL owned byN. Lowe, duceasetl, contain.
ing four hundred and forty-three (443) acres,
on Turkey Creek, Immediately on the Stage
road leading from Edgefeld c. H. to Able.
vile c. Fl. Amy one wishing to purchase will
do well to examine for themselves.
Apply 10 The subscribers. =
JAMES WILLIAMS,
D. D. BRUNSON.
4 Sept. 25th If 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

): Cure Of Lockja,U by Eleetrieity.-The
N. York, Journal of Commerce meptions
a remarkable cure effected by applying
the Electro salvanic apparatus to both an
gels Of the jaw. The, patient had. been af-
1icled with lockjaw 10 consequence Of ex-
posure 10 cold and fatigue. ...,.,. ..,4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
BOOTS AND SHOES.

YENHE Subscriber wouldrespecllhlly inform
u "ahe citizens of Edge6eid. District, that he
has on hand good assortment Of home made
BOOTS and SHOES, which be will sell cheap
for cash, and on a reasonable and approved
credit. Also, a small lot of Northern PEGED
Doors, afrst rate article, at the low price So
per pair. :! ~. i, !, >,
Also on hand, q large lot of home made
PLANTATION SHOES, of the very first
quality. which will be sold in lots to suit pur
chasers. Persous in want of Negroe Shoes will
fud it to their interest 10 calland examine them
before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. s5 # r. : A IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
Balloon Ascension

NH r. WISE, (Eronaut.) respectfully ar
lvA nounees TO the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Columbia, and Of the surrounding Districts,
that he sill shortly have the honor of appearing
before them for the. purpose OF gratifying them
with one of his magnificent ERIAL ASCEN-
SIONS.: Having understood with regret thar
they have already been disguised with a failure
IN the. way Of Balooninge ehe,w would be induced
to approach them with more reluctance were
he not aware of.iie Characteristic liberaliiy Of
the people of the South in bestowing merit
where il is due; Knowing that he possesses
the ability in thisparticular, he iazards nothing
in inviting ALL far and near. to come and see
for he assures them there will be no mistake.
He will make his SD Ascension IN his beau.
tiful nawi BALLOON Venus" from the enclosure
in front 0fthe Circus, ontthe AFTERNOON of the
FIRST SATURDAY in OCTOBER ensuing, (thc 5lh
Day,) at4 O'Clock, P. Nj:
Tho Gates will be open at2 O'clock at which
time the process of ISFLATlos will commence,
(and which is by far the most interesting part
of the exhibition;) at a o'clock the beautiful,
Car and apparatus will be attached !; after Ia
king his seat the Cords will be cut. and he will
soar ulolt.to the admiration of all who may be-
hold him.
Suitable Seats will be erected for the accom-.
mOdation of. Families, which can be secured
on application 10 Mr.. l. Fl. COLEMAN, of fwhom
Tickets can be had at: One Dollar each; chill
dren accompanying their parents and servants
at half price. -, ii.., Il
The: Winnsboro' News, the Edgefed Ad.
vertiser, land, Camden Journal, will please in.
sert three times; and forward bill. with paper
containing the advertisements, 10 Mr.. /. H. Cole.
man, at Columbia, who will pay the same.
Sept. II 81 SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

Health Of General Jacksoa.-A letter
from Geucral jackson 10 friend. ofrecen
date, says:-'I am greatly debilitaled,
reduced to skeleton, with constant
cough and pain in my left side-wilh,
lalely. great shorlness Of breal Il can
scarcely WELD my pen. but delighted to
hear from you and your numerous family.
have sumoned up resolution 10 attempt it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

Septcinbcr, I9.
Cotton.-The receipts during the week have
been moderate. The market has exhibited
considerable activity for the last day or two
though the sales effected have been at n decline
Of about quarter ola cent from last weeks
quotations. We now quote the range OF prices
n, from 4I to 6i Cts, with the remark that II
would require very superior article to bring
the latter e,-ConSli litutiondliSt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

Continued Health Of the City.-The
last weekly Bill of Mortality presents the
remarkable fact of but deaths, S of which
were black and colored children, 4 Of which
were under years of age, and not one
white nor a case Of fever. We doubt
whether The Bills Of Mortality Of any other
city in the United States of the same
numbers, can exbibi, parallel result
Charleston, Patriot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

Indian BaUle.-We learn from gentle
man from the Missouri, that battle took
place, three or four weeks since, on the
lndian Territory, between party ofthe Sacs
oflhe Missouri and party ofPownees.
The latter had eight men killed and the
Sacs one. The Sacs returned 10 their
village with FIVE scalps. The Pawnees
stnle five horses from the enemy, and thus
brought on the 6ght.-St. LOUIS Rep.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

: Important to the Ladies.-one of the
first Partisan dyers is quoted as the author
i,y for the following recipe for cleaning
silks: Quarter of a pound Of soft soap. a
leaspoeaful Of brandy, pint of gin, all
welp mixed together. With sponge or
flannel, spread the mixture on each side oi.
the silk withou, creasing it, wasl, j, in two
or three waters, and iron it Oh the wrong
side, it, will look as good as new"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

We happy 10 announce TO The public,
that the Hon. Mitchell King has accepted
the appointment of President of the Col
.lege of Charleston, pro. tenn; and that
the exercises Of the Institution will be re-
sumed ON the 9TH October. under the su /.
perinlendence of gentleman SO eminent
.ly qualified fos the office.-Charlsston
GOtiter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
Medical College OF. Georgia.

yssHE annual course: of Lectures in this In
4 astilution, will commence on Monday, lI,h
Of November. 80. -' !.
Aaatomy-George M. Newton, nj. D
Surgcry-P F.: Eve, Md. !.
Institutes and Practice Of Medieine--L. D. Ford,
NJ. D.,s !. ;" T
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy-L. A.
Dugas, NJ. d. ~
Materia Mediea and Iheraputies-I. P. Garvin,
obstsriss-j. A. Eve, NJ, D.
Chemistry and Pharmaey--Alexander Means,
NJ. D. s...~,
DemOnstra.or Of Ana.omy-H: F. Campbell,
NJ. ID. -: :. !!
Clinical Lectures will, be delivered at the
City. Hospital, which is under the charge of the
Fees for the full course, $1I0 90
Matriculalion. to be taken once, S 90
Practical Anatomy 10 beitaken once. 10 90 :,
Surgical operations will be performed gratu-
itously. when brought before. the class.
;Good bpard maybe obtained in the city from
% = - 70 Ii &. N. NEWTON, Dean.
Sep.,H - 3S f!
UThe following papers will publish the
above to the amount.of SIS. and forward their
accounts to the Dean: Southern Recorder.
Federal Union, Savannah Georgiann, C6lum-:
bus Enquirer, Macon Telegraph, Helicon. Ma
3ietta, Alabama Journal Tuscaloosa Flag,
Huntsville Democrat, Knoxville Register, Ten.
Edgeield Advertiser, GreenrIlle Mountaineer,
PeHdleton Messenger, Apalachicola Advertiser,
and Tallahassee Floridian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

The editor of the Concordia (La.) Intelligent
Ger says:--During trip ofthc last three weeks
through the Felicanas, in this State, and the
couuties Of Wilkenson and Adams. Mississippi
we found the crop previously most promising
as we were informed, looking badly from the
long continued and severe rans--which causing
the Drop, or shedding Of the forms, and sprout.
ing o. the weed, must materially lessen. as il
has already greatly injured the crop in the vi
entities referred to. The worm we are in
70 med, is very destructive in Avoyces and
Rapids.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

Caution to .Sinners.-The Editor Of the
Grand Gulf Advocate, says, be wonders if
the present hot weather does nat remind
sinners OF that still hotter "down below" !"
and cause them 10 think of their ultimate
reward, if they continue TO postpone the
time 10 pay the Priu,er.-Pic,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
COLUMBIA, Sept. 19

COLUMBIA, Sept. I9.
Colton-The receipts during the week, from
the 18th to the 18th, inclusive, were ,374 baies
about quarter Of which is stored. Frees may
be quoted, from 81 to 81 for new, and Al to Ga
for old. The average sale Of new is about 6s.
There have been shipped of during the week,
from the 18th to the 18th, inclusive, by Rail
Road, 727 baes.-South, Carolina.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
SkeriM's Sale.

Ep.Y virtue OF sundry writs of Fleri Facias
LID Twill proceed to sell at Sdge6eld Court
House, on The First Monday and Tuesday
n October. .nex1, the following properly:
John N. Oliver and others, vs. L. D.
johnson, ono negro woman by the name
Of Juliet, one horse, saddle and bride, one
small wagon, and one double bare!ed shot
gun.
Terms, cash.
II. BOULWARE, $. Ed.
Sepi.2I, 81. so st 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

during the, war. A fact worth recording
as it shows the GOODNESS Of American tars III
baltle, is, thai. a, the time the shot cut of
the muskets, sailor at the wheel Of the
President exclaimed" !" they are firing bright
barrelled pistols at us"-in reference TO
pieces ofmuskets, flying in every direction
over the deck.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

The weather still continues dry. and
warm. We do not believe the water,
courses have ever been lower in this part
of the country. There was great deal
of rain we understand in some of the dis
lricts below US last week; but above there
has been lillle, or uone.-Pendieton Mes
Sengcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
The Olive Branch

MS published by Henry c. Goodwin. every
Ii. Saturday morning. Office No. S Washing
ton.sreet, Boston. Devoted 10 Christianity
Mutual Rights. Polite. Literature, General In
telIigeuce, Agriculture, and the Arts. 3.
The Rev. T. f. Norris, Editor and ,Proprie
tor ;,the Rev, 8. Lovel, Assistant Editor.
<Terms-$2 per year, if paid in advance
50: 25. at the expiration Of six months, and
So SO if not paid until the end Of the year.
A. RAMSEY, dgent.
August 81 If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
EXTENSIVE SALE
= of Furniture,

-. BY w. E. JACKSON g. co.
WEDNESDAY, October 9th, at 10 o'clock,
.ei on the premises will be sold: =,
H1HURNITURE, ,&c,--The Household and
", Kitchen Furniture:of the Eagle and Pho.
nix Hotel, consisting in part of beds. bedsteads;
cotton; moss and hair mattresses; bureaus, Ia
bles, washs,ands. sofas, chairs, looking-slasses,
vEHICLES.-Also, Carriages, Buggies and
Carryall. '-.: -. .;:i,l =. (;
OThe Edgeield Advertiser, Madison Mis-
cellauy, and Macon Messenger, will insert the
above weekly until sale and forward their bills,
together with paper containing the advertise
ment. to the Auctoneer.-
Augusta, Ga, Sept. Is. 81 "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

We learn that The President has ap-
pointed Andrew Jackson Donelson, of
Tennessee. TO be Charge d'Affalres oc The
United States to Texas, to succeed Mr..
Howard, deceased.-Nat Int.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
UNION BIBLE SOCIETY.

UNION BIBLE SOCIETY.
rThe Executive Committee OF the
Abbeville and Edge6eld Union Bible So
ciely will meet at The subscribers house IN
Greenwood, on Tuesday.the 18th October
next, or ii o'clock, A. M. A full attend
ance of the Committee is particularly re
quested. w. P. HILL, Chairman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
CAn,uES. Sent. IS

Camden, Sept. Is.
There have been several loads Of new cot
ton in since our Inst; the principal sales at 81.
Our quotations to the prices current are tor
new cotton.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
House and Lot for Sale.

House and Lot for Sale.
WWILL be sold. at Edgefeld c. H., ON
w SATURDAY the 18th Of October next. at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, by public outcry, the House
and Lot in the Village Of EdgefeId, belonging
to the estate of George Pope, deceased. j
A credit Of one and two years will be given,
the las, iustalmenl bearing interest from the
end ofthe first year.
THOMAS II. POPE,
Qualified Executor.
Sept 25 At 35
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

Il is evident, from all the accounts we re-
ceive, that in some parts of Louisiana the cot
ton crop must fall materially short on account
of The destruction by the caterpillar. In the
Alexandria Republican, fthe 24lh ult.l we find
the toilowipg:- ... .,!. 80.
Two weeks since we stated that The cater
pillars had set work in good earnest in our
cotton tields-and we notice the resul: of their
aburs. There is mol a plantation in the parish,
as far Us we. have been able to learn, that the y
have not visited, and wherever they have ap-
pealed they have. rs usual, made a complete
sweep Of every leaf and bud. leaving the stalks
perfectly bare On the plantations that were
overfowed there will be no cotton made besides
what Is now open..' On most oElhe other pIa.
ces the crop will lLshorl Of that of last year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

The New Orleans Bulletin Of the 4lh inst.
says:-"We are informed from Red River tina,
the destruction committed by the caterpillar is
beyond all example, Tho young bolls are all
eaten off and the fields which were replan,ed
in consequence. Of the overflow in the early
part oil the season, and in which, of course, the
cotton is later than el-ewhere, are almost to
tally destroyed This is the case we are told
throughout the eparlshesof Natchitoches, Rapids
and Avoyel!es. In the parisl, of ST. Martin,
also, the sulne pest is reported"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
PALMETTO FIRE COMPANY
.Agle1eElOae!

A PPEAR 10 front f,he Engine House
IN on Saturday,he 26th inst. at 3 o'clk.
precisely, for Drill and Exercise, in full
uniform.
By order Of the President !:
j. A. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
seE25 I 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

The paragraphs which appear in our
paper concerning The ravages orthe cater
pillar ID the, cotton fields ihe Red River
and other districts, are not inserted with
view 10 create alarm, or for any sinister
purpose. We have made ii point al
ways 10 give all ihs information that
reachedus, with regard 10 the season and
the ,,rowing crops, stating al the same
time The sources whence it was obtainad,
wilhoutseekiug either to exagserale i, or TO
lessen the weight to which il vas entitled.
This course we have pursued during the
present summer, and shall continue to
pursue, deeming it The fairest and most
impartial plan that we can adopt on a
subject in which there are SO many appar-
emily conflicting interest, and on which
so much more conjecture is expanded as
ascertaned fact. We have no doubt;
from what we have learned, ,ha, particu-
lar neighboshoods have suffered extreme
Iy; but think, nevertheless, that there will
be fair, average crop.-N. 0. Bulletin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
LEHMAIER "a BROTHERS

LEHMAIER.,G .BRUTHERS, 3
take this opportunity 10 inform their friends.
customers, and the public in general, that they
have lately moved one nf their Stores TO the
lRare,Hoase Of. Mrs. tB. Smith, MOUNT VIII
establishmentat Park's Store, DARK CORNER:
where they are receiving large supply Of
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, +.
and will be happy 10 wal. on their old friends
and new customers.
Hamburg, Sept. II At 35
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

Missouri last number Of. the Si.
Louis Republican contains The official re-
turns Of lhe lale election ID Missouri. The
majority of Edwards, the "Hard" candi-;
date for Governor. over Allen, his "Soft"
opponent. is 5,65l. Four .Hards" Mes
srs: Price, Bowlin. Phelps and Rifle, and
e"SofI" Mr.. Sims, are elected to Con-
gress. The wings have elected "a MEM
bers oflhe House of Representative, and
The demacrats Sc How many Of The lat
ter are Anti Bentonian men is not stated.
Maine Presidential Electors.-In case
The abolition vote in Maine shonld be so
large as 10 present either Of The other
Electoral tickets from having majority
of the whole number of votes polled; The
last years legislature large majority of
which are in favor Of Polk and Dallas. will
appoint the Electors. thus, in the opinion
Of The New York Tribune, rendering the
vote Of that State at the next Presidential
election as morally certain for the Demo
cratic candidates.
In North Carolina there are but seven
Democratic newspapers; while the Wings
have tarenty. This is most significant
fact. If we can come within 5000 votes
oflhe Wings with seven presses, we could
completely overwhelm them with twenty.
Democrats should support their papers
literally, and establish new ones, give The
people light. circulate the documenls-'he
price Of liberty is eternal visilance.-BOston
Post.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
Extra Court of Equity,

Extra Court of Equity.
A LII Suiorsand others interested, are hereby
N notified tina, Court Of Cliancery to hear
all cases not disposed of ut the regular Juno
Term Of said Court, will be held at Edgefeld
Court House on the first Monday in November
By order Of Chancellor HARPER: i!
S. S. TOMPKINS, G. E.E D.
Sept. 25 Il 35
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

The next State elections, 10 be held
before the choice of presidential electors,
will be In the month Of October, as follows:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25

: to the cotton oflate. On many plantations,
there will no, be half crops.-Naichez;
Courier.
The Cotton Crop.-We learn from
planters cultivating lhe bill land of some
portions oflhis county, that The worm has
become very destructive, ealing up or
destroying whole fields Of The growing or
rpening crop. We observe accounts Of a
similar destruction in many of the counties
in Alabama Our informant in this county,
thinks he will lose so bales out of a crop
of 300 bales.-Natches Free Trader.
Ravages of the Cut Worm.-The
Sumter (Ala.) Whis says that in that
county the ravases of the cut worm have
been very destructive to the cotton: Without
speedy change for the better, only a
half crop will be gathered.
CRoPs IN THE WEsr.-The Opelousas Ga.
zette states that in consequence Of the almost
annual appearance Of the Caterpillar in. the
Cotton fields Of that district, many planters are
making arrangements to turn their cotton gins
into sugar houses. The same, weGnderstand,
IS in contemplation by many planters on the
Red River. The frequent partial destruction
Of the crops in particular neighborhoodsj, to-
gether with the low prices which now, seem 70
be estabshedfor cotton, will no doubt induce
many planters to turn their attentions to other
articles ofculture. Sugar will, Of course, be
preferred, wherever the climate will permit its
growth. We. have no donht, however, that
sill other articles might be adapted, which
would yield better profit than cotton or, per-
haps, than sugar.
The Marion {Ala.) Telegraph of the 5tIi says
-"Since our last weeks publication the wea-
ther hns assumed much; milder type-but the
season is so far advanced, and the damage al
ready done by the ,cOrm and the rust so wide
spread and permanent, that the best Of fseasons
from this out would d. but little towards re-
lIevins che injury. We happened, II day or
two since, to fall into the company Of n gentle.
man who had recently passed over consider
able part ofthe principal coton-growing por.
lions of. our State-and he assures US that, in
the counties of Clarke, Monroe, Wilcox, DaI-
las, Lowndos, Montgomery, Aulaugu. &C.,
there will be an average crop of at least one
third less than the product Of last year.
Cotton Crop. Of Losisiana- receipts of
Cotton at New Orleans for the year ending 3lst
Aug. 1914, amount 10 9l3,6l3 bales, of which
5.9l5 are ncU. For the year ending 31st Au-
gust 1913. according 10 the Anniial Statement
Of commerce Of that city. the receipts;swere
1.059 GAP bales, OF which 1.734 were ns,,. The
exports during the year. just closed are s99, ,44G
bales; for the previous year, 0S5,S70 bales.
This statement does nnt include the Cotton
shipped coastwise without clearing, or shipped
up the river. The receipts of Cotton for the
month of August, 1874, amounted 10 9,Os2
bales, and the exports for the month to 1929
bales.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-25
NEW YORK CASH STORE

LEHMAIER s. BROTHERS.
=. HAMBURG, s. q. g.
TTAVE received and ere opening at thei,
ILL Store, large and extensive stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY,GGoDS,
suitable for the approaching Season. direct from
the Importers and Manufacturers, and good
assortment Of 's;s
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, GAPS,
and Ready Made Clothing.
purchased in Ne,0 York and Boston.
Our facilities beingtsuch as to enable us to
sell on the most reasonable terms, purchasers
from the country wiIlfind it mucl, to ther.ad.
vantage TO call at the New YoRK CASH STORE,
opposite Howard & Garmany.