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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-17
ARRIVAL OF THE
C. A L E u o N / a.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The steamer Caledonia reached Boston on
Thursday. 49,
The Caledonia has experienced some Sc
we're gales for the last few days, which some
what retarded her passage =.
The Liberation of O'Connell and his fellow
traverscrs, IN consequence OF the reversal, by
the House of Lords, of the decision and sem
tence or the Coui before which they were
tried, was as unexpected as it is CRAFTY ing TO
the friends of liberal principles. :.
The inian, Prince has been baptized by the
name of Alfred Ernest Albert
daring forgery has been pcrpetrated on
the Bank of England.
The state of trade in the manufacturing dis
tricts is satisfactory. With the exception of
printing cloth which is in dull request, nearly
all descriptions of Manchester goods have
experienced an improved demand.
Many mcendiary attempts had taken place
in France-at one fire at Crash upwards of
forty houses were DESTROYED
IL Is stated that privaeers were fitting out
in several places on the English coast, for the
purpose of entering into the service of the
Emperor of Morocco, and proving on French
commerce. should the war continue.
Propagation of Parliamem-On the 9Th
OF September, the Lord Chancellor delivered
the Queens Speech. prorogurg parliament TO
the 10Th OF October. The speech contains
nothing of interest with the exception of The
official announcement of the settlement of all
difficulty with France.
Ireiand- Important Feeling in Eeland.--
The excitement in Dublin when it became
known that the House OF Lords had reversed
he judgment of the Irish court was intense.
Great crowds had assembled on Kingstown
pier. The packet arrived before five O'Clock
some repeal agents on board, holding up
white flags, inscribed "Judgment reversed by
The House of Lords--O' Council is free ~
The crowd hurraed-the news spread--and
cheers re-echoed throughout the city Mr.;
O'Connell's rooms in Richmond Penitenary
were at once invaded by crowd of congrat-
Iators.
England and Francc-It is gratifying to
says Winners European Times,
hat all apprehension of collision between
rs and our neighbors is at an end.
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THE LARGEST YET.

a correspondent of the New York Com
mercial Advertiser, writing from Rochester,
Wednesday night, says VI have beheld q
sight to-day. such as never expected 10 look
upon, high as my expectations were raised. ]
believe speak within bounds when say
that | have seen upwards of ono hundred
thousand Wings assembled together. Many
persons, accustomed to public assemblies,
place the numbers at one hundred and twen-
ty-fve thousand"
At the close Of Mr.. G.. NJ Clay's speech
"the President came forward, and remarked
that after such a speech, the only appropriate
thing was a Revolutionary tune by Revol-
ulIonary 6fer SThere is now,'' said Mr..
Duer, "upon the stand an old veteran who
played the revelie on the morning Of the
Battle of Bunker Hill, and .Washington's
March" at the surrender Cf CORVALLIS. He
has still with him the old fife which he used
on the memorable occasions, and though he
lacks some of the breath, he retains all the
Wing spirit with which he then gave those
glorious strains. introduce to Won Aaron
Day, the Bunker Hill Fiferl'' The cheers
which welcomed the old veteran as he tot,er-
ed to the front of the platform, would have
drowned The roar of Niagara itself! II was
succeeded by the most profound silence as the
old man raised his fife TO his lips, and gave us
yankee Doodle" and "Washingion's March,
and then again wild hurrah burst inslinc-
lively from every lip, aud rang along the
plain.''
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TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGA r
8 II O r z. :.

FENHE subscribers have commenced the manu-
u factory of Seears and snuff. at the Store
lately occupied by Benz. Crawford g. CO. in
Staunton, Va, where they intend to carry on the
business, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
They will always keep on hand large stock
of Segars, Manufactured Tobacco, and Snufls
Also the usual variety Of Articles kept in I o.
bacconlst Establishment. Merchants are invited
to give us call, as we are determined to sell on
liberal terms. Orders from distance promptly
attended to. G.. II. COCHRAN a. co.
March J, 1914.
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Terms OF the Spectator.

- VrTHE SrEorAron rs published once a week, by
kENroN HARpER, at Two Dollars year, paid in ad
vance, or Two Dollars and Fifty Cents il delayed be-
You'd the expiration of the year. No subscription will
DC discontinued but at the option of the editor initial
arrearages paid.
0J-All communications TO the editor by m all must be
postpaid, or they will not be attend, d TO.
.Advcrtiscmcnts of thirteen lines, (orlcss insert
cd three times for dollar and twenty five cents for
each subsequent continuance. Larger In
the same proportion. liberal discount made TO adver
tiscrs by the year.
aJ-Notcesin Bankruptcy must be paidfor before the
delivery of afhdavits.
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lp O. u 7 IN I O A u o
lrrom the Richmond Whir.A

See the letter from Charleston! A dark
cloud is undoubtedly gathering in that quarter.
Disunion is meditated, and is the fixed desire
OF the restless and ambitious spirits of the par
ty. The Tariff is but preence, bu, the stalk
ing horse. Southern Conlederacy, stretch
ing from the Potomac to California is the
true design Of the "ambi,ious aspiran.s'' who
prefer ruling in hell to serving in Heaven
whose Presidential views, delunct in this I'M
ion, now embrace another Union where they
may be first.
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A G. A IL ID.
ALEXANDER S. HALL,

Al e K a N ID E n S. Fl a T. L,
WyOULD most respectfully inform his custom /.
w ers that their accounts all be made up 10 the
first of July, and rendered to them as early as
practicable, when he fully expects that all will
call and close them, as he is DESTROYS according to
his usual practice of closing his books every six
months as nearly as possible. Attention there
fore to this notice is important to the mutual in
terest Of all.
July lS 1874.
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Vol. xxi.
"L 0 N G A G 0.''

Long ago! Those words how thrilling
Come they with their murmur low,
The spirits troubled waters shilling
With their music,--"Long ago."
Memory's long deep boarded treasure
Bring they to the spirits light;
Days Of yore, with dreams Of pleasure.
Rushing back upon the sight.
Long ago! Those words Of sadness,
Bringing, through the mists of years,
Visions of departed gladness;
Meier forgotten signs aud tears.
Dreams Of youth and thoughts Of flowers,
Fading, but surprising sweet;
Skies where brightly flcd the hours,
Never more the sigh, TO greet.
Long ago! Those words how dcarer
Far than others we MAJ know,
When they bring our spirits nearer
To the loved of long ago
The Keynote Of a measure, filling
All the heart with harmony;
The discord of the present shilling,
Calming all its troubled sea.
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N O II 7 q d Q

rUNHE subscriber will receive in a few days
IL general assortment Of
I'D ~ " G % @ ND s
from Philadelphia and Baltimore. together with
general assortment of HARDIN ARE, QUEENS
WARE, SHOES and PALM LEAF HATS,
which he will sell at very reduced prices for
cash, or to punctual customers a credit. res
pectfully solicit an examination of my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as am determined to
sell at very reduced prices.
WILLIAM KYLE.
Stanton, April ID, 1S44.--H
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JOHN .. IMBODEN,

II II L o e " r Y n II l. a w,
WILL practise regularly in the Superior and
Inferior Courts Of Augusta County. All
business entrusted to him will be promptly at
tended to.
Sept. 5, 1S14--tf
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JUST RECEIVED,
JUST RECEIVED,

A SMALL STOCK OF DRY GOODS and
QUEESWARE, which ] will sell low
Tor cash, or to punctuaal customers on shorttime.
JOHN w. PITMAN.
Stanton, Feb. l. 1914.
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WRITING PU,,p...

M REAMS writing, fine and superine quarto
Post faint lined Letter Paper, very low, by
. ISAAC PAUL g. co.
May 81, 1874.
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in all societies it is wise to associate if possi.
bic, with the highest; not that the highest are all
ways the best, but, because il disguised there
we can at any time descend; but if wo begin with
the lowest, to ascend is impossible. In the grand
theatre Of human life, bor ticket takes Us through
the house.
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LOGAra'S SECARs.

Il OSI received lot Of Jogan's best Spanish,
= nan spanish, Rifle, Havana, and Principe
Segars, at his prices by wholesale.
-, ISAAC PAUL g. co.
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From the Richmond Wing.
SCOTTSVILLE AND STACNTON ROAD.

SCoi iS'iLLE AND STA ION ROAD
AT meeting of the Convention Of the Dele
gates, held upon the subject of the Scoi,sville
and Stanton Road, at the Exchange Hotel, on
Wednesday evening, Cd October, at half past
O'Clock, the Convention was organized by APP
pointing Fleming James, esq, Chairman, and
John J. Fars, Secretary.
On motion OF George w. Randolph, esq. a
Committee OF seven was appointed TO prepare
matter for the action of the Convention upon
Which Committee the Chairman appointed the
following gentlemen, viz: Geo. W. Randolph,
Jno Il. Tart, f.. M. Taylor, II. II. Blair, Lewis
" ebb, X. Is. HaXall, and Charles Ellis.
Timely notice OF the meeting of the Conven-
ton not having been given, OH motion of George
X Peake, esq, committee of five was appoint
ed by the Chair, to notify the Delegates Of the
city, and the ci.iz.ns generally, of an adjourned
meeting, TO be held on the next evening at the
same lime and place. The Chair appointed
Messrs. T'hos. w. Brockenbrough, r. X. Blair,
IL. Nj. Taylor, J. j. Fry, and Charles Ellis, OH
said committee.
On motion of G. r. Peake, the Convention
adjourned Till next evening, at half past o.
clock. +. JAMES, Chairman
J. J. FARIs, Secretary.
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THURSDAY, Oct. 3rd.

THURSDAY, Oct. 3rd.
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment
"a large number Of the delegates and citizens
present-order being called by the Chairman,
Geo. w. Randolph, on behalf of the committee
appointed the previous evening, reported the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were unanimously d.
dUpled, viz:
LIST. Resolved, That in the opinion of this Con-
veniion, the public welfare requires the consiruc-
lion OF Macadamised road, other i'm
proved mode OF transportation, between the towns
Of Stanton and Scottsvile
end. Resolved, That d committee Of seven be
appointed, whose duty it shall be TO prepare
memorial upon the subject, TO be submitted TO the
General Assembly at their next session, which
committee shall also receive, and if they think
proper, append TO the memorial, the report of the
Engineer now engaged In making survey OF the
Stdunton and ScottsvIlle Road, and shall adopt
such other means as they may think advisable.
ord. Resolved, That the President of this Con-
ven'ion be requested TO forward copy of the first
resolution and OF the said memorial and report, as
soon as they are published, to his excellency, the
Governor of this Commonwealth.
4th Resolved, That the said committee shall
cause TO be published, as soon as possible, as
many copies OF the said memorial and report as
they may think requisite, and shall furnish with
Tie same the members OF the General Assembly
at some early period of the session.
5th. Resolved, That the Secretary Of this Con-
V'huon Shall cause the proceedings thereof to be
published in the leading papers Of the city of
Richmond, the Jeffrrsonian Republican, Virginia
Advocate, the Stanton Spectator. Rockingham
Register and Republican, and the Lewisburg
Observer.
Previous to the adoption of the resolutions, the
Convention was addressed by George w Ran
doph and VIM. IL. mcfarland. esGrs., with some
very able and appropriate remarks upon the SUBJ
lect claiming lis attention.
The following geniemen were then elected to
tttl IN AhP pittIn viz u.
VIA. III. mcfarland, Geo. W. Randolph, John
| Tyler, Bernard Peyton. Thos. J. Niche, "A. H..
IL. Stuart and r. b. llaxall.
On motion of W. II. Macfarland and Geo. W.
Randolph, II. l.. Brooke and the Chairman of
the Convention were added 10 the Committee.
No further business coming up,
On motion of III. l.. Brooke. esq, the Conven-
ton adjourned sine die
FLEMING JAMES, Chairman.
J. j. FARIs, Secretary.
G5-The papers referred to in the 5ih resolution
will please copy.
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CHAPLIN & ROBY, New Philadelphia, Tuscaraw.
BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Secured bu letters Patent of the United States


THE METHOD OF PREPARING THE BRANDRETHhN VEeErA
t ...... 90 ...... EXTRACTS.
GNAvEAT entered 9th of June, 1912. Patent granted u
~ Benjamin Brnndretb goth January. 1913. p;
The extracts Of which Brandreh's Pills composed
obtained by this patented process without boiling any ap
pcatien Of heat The active principle Of the herbs is thus
scured the same as Is in the living Vegetable.
The public should be cautious Of medicines recommended In
advertisements stolen from in which the contemplate rob
bars steaesmy language merely altering the Time viii
show the whole sale deceivers in their true light.
'.' THE MEDICINE OF TIE PEOPLE o..
kBrandret's Pills the Peoples medicine, proved by
Thousands who daily recommend them 10 the afflicted. The
PRAHDRETHs Pills growing every day POPULAR their
virtues are extending their usefulness he sick of both sexes
are daily deriving benefit from them No of disease but
they he used with advantage ches or hard umps Of
the skin they speedily with erypeas so with coughs
and cods with cosVeness with cancer, so with hot
lips canke ntRe mouth Let the afflicted use the
medicine, and they will 6nd teg require no other. owl
rJssold at 25 cents per boz, nth direction b q
The only Agents for The sue of Dr. b. Brandre Vegeta
BILE Universal Pills. IN Tusearaw county are Charn Re
by; New Philadelphia, and Philip p Latter sondyViiles %
May rs, 1872. sti n / IN 9..-,. 81 ~, D..
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NEW SHOE 4 LEATHER
-.-.-.. -a STORE. .-..., :.

In the NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Millers
.--. Tannery on Factory Street,. .s .s ...s
LOVER THAN EYER FOR CAS- HIM
SLINGLUFF BOWER & Co., have just received
- ttsr spring supply Of Boots and Shoes and would
solicit the attention Of all ready paying
customers to their stock of - e-l-.,,- III - 9 ,,
-... SHOES AND LEATHER, .... 49,,
now arriving and which contain varied and desirable
soment Of Genteman and LADIES' boys and chidens boots
and Shoes Of all kinds, s is.-t-. .s Z. 9sss'A
W ea UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER. ss aFs.te
Morocco Lining skins, Shoe makers findings Of all kinds,
Shoe pegs by the quart and bush Lasts Boot Trees and
sooemps and at prices but he pleasing TO pur
chassrs No pains exerons will be spared to make the
establishment right n oil respects, that Veto
Call and satisfy yourselves.
Canal Dover May 10, 1843. "a--r, .t.- sly II .a..
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PR.ACT1C.oF MEDICINE.
IDlgo 10 % IES[NINlDo

q DlGo 10 % BIR1NDo
HAVING permanently located in New Philadelphia, res
pecfully tenders his professional services to the public
and hopes by faithful discharge Of his duty TO those who
may solicit his aid receive share of public patronage
His remedies are hiefy of VEGETABLE cilARAc
TER, combining midness and efficacy and when skfuy ad
miStee well adapted TO arrest and eradicate disease In
all the varied FORMS to Which human system subject
Having thorough knowledge Of the -. p, ~. .., ..
ia. ..,n- Urescopian Practice, %. ..s.,..
judging diseases by the urne) persons wishing may ava
themselves Of this advantage: " ''
CASH will be expected in all cases. except for riding.
Office in the new building on lot formerly occupied by s. W
Benope, Oh the corner of High and Sixth Streets
December 6, 1843-y.
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Da.TROMPsoN's APPARATUs
ron rHk eUkk OF
PROLAPSUS UTERL

PRODdPSUS UIbhL -
and StLg diseases arisiag frOm JsnsIs 'Oeak'sss
THIS instrument has has the sanction Of the besi
Il physicans in the COUNTRY; asd being altogether an
exsrna application, ills unqussiiOuaby the safest as
we'll the most perfect and useul Of the kind ever in
T, ented W - -t..Y
The undersigned, having been extensively cnnsuliod
IN cases Of Female weakness, and bning anxlou' 70
adopt plan of Treatment which while i secures to i'
patients the greatest amount Of good, Is attended w'h
the least expense and Inconvenience hereby unhesat'
ngly recommends this Apparatus as one emlneu'y cal
culalsd to accomplish these Objscts.1 49,
Such 10 his confidence in the grsrt utility Of The in'
strusnt that he has eneed into The necessary arrange
ments for supply ing the whole country. The Aprar'
alus together with careful directions. will be promptly
furnshsd all applicants for ready pay at the low price
Of FIVE DOLLARS. . d. .-..--.5s,. -. A..
Physicians Of the county respectfully invited to
call and examine il aud those dssirons OF introducing
into their practice cln be supplied on more rsa'Ona'
F. D. McMEAL. NJ. D.
Canal Dover, Dec. 90, 1912 9tf
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.


DR.. George Fstir's Family .aperient Pills.
mr. FELIX of youngstown, Westmoreland county, Pa,
II would most respectfully inform the public that lie has
made one important discoveries in medicine ever
known and which will be regarded Neaer as forming an
epoch in the art Of healing.
In bilious disorders the effect of hs above named pills
wonderful. II the vated and acTd bile promotes
healthy secretion Of the liver, and soon restores that all
important ViscUs to natural condition and Wholesome &C
tivy In complaints Of the stomach is Particularly Valua
be 1t ceanses 1t OF all morbid and peniCous natter in
ceass appetite and through the stomach gives tone and
yiaor to the whole system It efGcuay in diseases Of
the Liver and Gall vessels, rousng the Liver to healthy
action, violent colds will remove like charm Likewise
scarlet fever and ysentey VIII yield c or two doses
The Dabaes and all other diseases OF the urinary organs
will be cured by the use of this medicine without any
ous effects In the diseases Of children they viii be highly
beneficial especially duRg the time they are getting teeth
at which time infants suffer most q .4 ea stF -, 4
In the Of this medicine no attention need be paid TO
Diet nor should there be any dread of exposure to Inc wea
thef. ,l-st s...-9' $50 N.1 r-'f =
TESTIMONIALS OF THE BEST KIND can be ad
duced Numbers of gentlemen of repeciaby and talens
have used these pills. and all unite in rendering praise TO h
safe powerful and wonderful cathoicon H b.. t.F-r'
The following certificate of an eminent physician, and now
preacher Of the Gospel will show the e&ceency Of their
efficacy the system, particularly in bilious diseases S
..Hrps,- r,.A t,'.a MApELs' MILLS Greene Co, Pa.}
..l ...-... ......., ... February 9th, 1843.
Dr. G. FELIX. Having obtained few boxes Of your
Family Aperent Pills. and having been In the regular prac-
tice Of Med cine 10 yearshough engaged as an
Iineraat Minister of the Methodist Church, hereby GER
lily in bilious diseases they decidedly the best Pill
have used they have been partially successful In Dysen
y and in Dyspepsia very beneficial You are at liberty TO
make any of this certificate you may think proper
l," = Yours with respect,
... ..s .. r4.. cd ,- q, P. L. LAISHLEY, NJ. T. u
GTThese Pills are prepared only by DR.. GEO. FELIX, at
Youngstown Westmoreand County, Pa, with directions for
their use UTsEE HANDBlLLs with each AoENrsA ~ b. %
AGENTs4-T. Collier, Bolivar; G. & W. Speaker, Sandy
vile; Chaplin Roby, New Philadelphia, Wm Boyd, West
chester Keller Hildt Canal Dove Thos. Sargent shanes
vile. Tuscaawas county; also Roby, Leesburg Carol Co..
Ohio. d. ls t,-a 'c.-fts @ -. GO. sa .t@rt. ~ .4
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

D.. F. D. McMEAL has associated viii, hmseIrin
The practice ofMedicine and Surgery. DrJ. FETCH
Err ANKENY' He assures the public and friends that
his partner gentleman of excellent moral character
and possesses coed medical acquiremens he has had
The advantage ofihe Medical Lectures at CINCINNATI
and he is worthy the confidence of the community
Canal Dover, June LII 1874 % H. a." r. af,f!'8
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Fam, The Boston Dnilv TINES.

WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
or the public advised medicines of the day. we know OF
none thai we safely recommend for the ills that flesh
heir to- tn the pills that sold tile depot Of the North
American College of Health 1873 fremont street. Boston,
Several instances we know OF where they used In families
I'll the highest satisfaction andno longer than Yesterday
heard eminent physician recommend them in high terms
There used be great reRugnance 10 the Of QUACk
medicines as they are all ndscmlnateY termed but 1t was
mainly owing the regular M DIS constantly denouncing
them The are however becoming more liberal in this res
pec and the consequence that good Vegetable medscnes are
now more extensively used than formerly. t ss -a
1880. a Ertraetofa a letter from WaShingtOa City.
Mr. VIM WRIoHr-Dear Sir-You will have the kindness
forward me as soon rs possible three gross Of the
nd BILE pills The sales have for the last two months
increased rapidly those who buy generally remarkng tha
hsx are the best pills they haye used and my opinion
that they will in short time srpercede oil others in this
ellY. 7t e. .s e-r4 - ROBERT FARNHAM,
III. t.. .,...s,....... Washington city, &c.
Ftton the Phild. Saturday Eusning Post
WRtGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. .t-.
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills attaining great celebrity
in New England well other paris OF the United States
The attempt Of persons deaud the public by the sale of
spurious articles with general epobaon Mr. Wright
an indegabe business and shows array Of cures
by the medicine which confidence in the virtue Of his
AGENTS. -s.
CHAPLIN & ROBY, New Philadelphia, Tuscaraw'
as county. Ohio. '.-l s G s... ......e
A. D. Thayer & Co.. Bolivar, do do ~.
r. P. Latter, Sandyylle, do do we
Christian Weebsl, Zoar do do
Ritter, Slngluff g. Sterling Canal Dover do do
Thomas Sargent, Shanesville, do do !
Bever g. Bowman, Coshocton. Coshocton county, 0.
A. Renfsld g. Co Keene, do do
Samuel Humrlckhouse e. Co., Lewisvle, do do
Daniel Kgore & Co., Cadz, Harrison CO., o.
Atkinson & Hilbert, Harrisonville, do do
June l5 lS43. f L. a- - 1s...
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|. GROCERIES,
CHEAPER THIN EVEE

WINSPEAR would respectfully inform his friends
y !. and The public generally harhe has opened new
shsap Grocery a. The old stand idoos north Of the Ad
vqcnie Ofcs aud two doors fom the square where he
bas end viii Keep coDsllntly on hand all kinds Of
sGgocERlEs. LIQUORS, BEER AND CAKES.
r.. &C., which be will cell for cash or spprovsd coun.
~ produce tkJMAr
New Rh,IadsiphiI June ~ 1874 2f3a z