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ga prapass,an which marched lhloupl
no mlne,pal streets 81 NV Nofh' eai
elnt rao Mage alluded lo, aud 1hef ~
,,ni, ~ the Aud Wa have 80 doah
AT ,hl there nfo thousands OF ndop"
citizens IN lhla country bbpl.#appflve ~
- high degree ~ 80 de-, 81 sch plo'
nd unlustid,bIo ct-shut't VII b.
veil 10 fampmbol that the ~ wofe 'hf
.usaaa personl 10 me- procession, an
very one If them TRAITORS,
Here il the letter.
FIX hit, T.. O., Oct IS, loii
Dear Sir! Your letter OF the i3th ut
has only reached the by last mail, np
nreciaic highly, aud return my ucknowl
Judgments for the generous Expression u
approval, Of my declaration IA tie SENATE
Ioi tho United States, Of concurrence II
The principle and policy ot the American
Republican party, which the AsNoe'a,'o'
of Allegheny county have tn'dc you lhel'
lofpnn TO convey To me. Tho refusal Il
su0press an ayowal of honest oplnoa Oh
o subject of great public Importance II
met,t of n character too humble to nave
In claim 10 praise, and the less SO. II the
tenr of his unpopularty were the motive
with others, for Withholding justice ron
truth. as the duty Of its assertion would III
that event be more clearly imperative
The reform Of the laws oil naturatl2a
lion is becoming fast, consideration O
such urgency in view OF the h'she'' III
terests, that il must obtain success aho
that not remotely if not lmPeded oy o1u
conduct of its adherents. Above al
things is il important to success 'na' ~
support be unconnected with mooS' WIN
T which its principle is so absolutely uncoh'
Ioenial. II is an incontestIbIe element o.
POLITICAL disorder, that we desire to eXpe
!, from political influence foreign pro'esta'
lion. untaurht in the only school oil order
the early observation and practice OF 1t
action in lhe pursuit OF this OBJECT ol
mobs. involves not vice only, bot also con
Itradicti0n, and have It's eventuatioh IN no
thing better than defeat,
You will be aware OF the reference o
these observations, which asserts their eX
cuse in the zeal absolutely in ext'nguIsha
bic whatever may be conduct OF others
with which | shall ever have to stand by
the cause Of the Native American Asso
citation.
For yourself, sir, you will be pleased Il
accept my thanks, for the friendly ant
very obiging expressions in which yo'
have discharged the office imposed upo'
you by the A. X. Association OF The coun
/ J ~ ..il-s-LS"y
am, very respectfully.
Your obejient servant,
w. S. ARCHER.
George II. Thurston, E<Q
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AMERICANS
sEIAN'T RULE U.s..

are carried tauntingNy through the streets
Of the great commercial metropolis Of
the Union, by naturaIzed and unna,urali
zed foreigners, it is no wonder tina! Ma
tue americans should consider well, AM
ponder deeply upon such outrages lit i,
no wonder that they should ask them
selves, in the same spirit which ANNA
ted their roreiathers in '76, whether THEY
the descendants Of those heroes wis
achived the Independence ofthis republic
who placed. it high among the nations o
the earth, should govern II, or whethe
those, for The greater part, descendant.
CT men who fought to the last to enslavc
our lore(alhers in abject submission /,
kingly preroga,ive, and TO ex.inguish the
last living spark Of liberty on earth.
should govern hem'
These remarks are made in reierenct
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

Thomas W. DoRR.--Tho Providence
(R. ~ Journal, states that there is nc
longer any doubt that desperate eifor'
will lie made by the Dorries to obtain pos
session of the State Government Of Rhode
Island 1t says that commll'ees have been
appointed, and that the Dorr faction is al
ready throughly organized ana waits on
~ full registration to be in complete
lighting order They boast that the lists
will contain t he names oil fully two thou
sand men. Well 60 ten dollar beaver
hat they will get clicked up like SALT" il
they CONNIE nee kicking up another rum.
puS.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

AMERICAN MAxlMs.-lF your :"
comfortable, wear it two or three I y
longer; no matter if the gloss d ~
you have no wife get one; Il you ..
God bless her-stay ut home WI.
instead of spending your evening, g.
pensive fooIeries. Be honest, 'fus,
plain; seek content and haPPlu.,,
home; be industrious and pef'Sm s.
and our word upon ii, if your cIr sui,
ces are now embarrassed Ihey v" ,,
become easy, no matter VINO a ~,
President, or what may be the P''
stocks.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

BRAG FOR BaAG.--The Yankees al
rrabte good at the game OF ORA!
the Texans can beat them occa'H
4 down asier" recently to'd aS
of the Lone Star Republic" lha' n'
could beat the corn in Connectlcu"
Texan said ho knew nothing o'"'
in that section, but in his county,
corn stalks bore7 or 8 large years
gourd on top with several quarts T.,
led corn in it! The Yankee took III
and travelled.
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Liberty, NJ" n''' -
The nlo papca ton Nov odeaos
Ltps the sad Intelligence thnt MAitllt"
{. r.slp. Esqf., formerly nj the P'edgnns
bot more recently one Of the editors e.
Tho 81 Louis RepsiHs, i m more, lie
died at sea, on the l5lh ulii two day
out from Boston
In relation TO this moufnJul event, The
editor Of tho 7topie, makes the following
remarks!
In the death Of Mr.. Field, a brilliant
literary light isput out The music notes
from ph0zma's harp are silent and hush
ed forever. The poetry TINT came II
harmonious measure md spontaneous
verse from his gifted pen is not buried viii
him, but ,he source is dried up aud thu
fraI body that contained the master mine
10 sumbering amidst the coral caves iaI
down in the blue depths OF ocean.
We knew Mr.. Field intimately; he hat
q heart that thought not of himself bu
palptated with emotions the most gener
Gus for those around and about him. Ill
writings evince depth of thought an
feeling that We seldom meet with in thl
every day sort of world, The muse
had poured their gifts upon his laVore
head and his brilliant fancy lent him ma
terial to clo,he those gifts in uttere
thoughts as beautiful as Davld's in tn
sacred psalms of scripture. Peace to hi
ashes!
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AataeAa BOYS - very hlgtL !
speclni'le ppnilrnnp gives n, Al ~. i
h de'oiopemnl of Amaf,fla "a.
'sf on lhH hfal lnipl hliefnpos ~
kenslnp'"n dots A news hoy. .,a 4
alnahed lipi thrown hnuphttly AL. Z
~ hhni' buried IN his packets 49,
'lc market hou'e, Irnkinp haueGG,
as ihe haillu progressed, Shot ~,
shlsilcd Nv hin, aud many ws,s W
Md wounded around him sin t..F
" un With the tnme cpmloaabs
,nsa enjoyment u the scene, unlr,.''
hot struck him IN The breast e,t,
tifst under the sktn and lnduriag a..
aus nush oil hIuud lie seemed .a,r,
aud opening his 1oal, soid--" Win. n
hlume tho scnmpi, tbey have shan -
laying especial cmpblss upou m
word Sumo one near him nsisisl "a,
hi' leaving The ground. "WeIla sa,lsa
/" | guess | had better" and Infusion
hands into his trousers pockets, he w,,I
ed lcisureIy Phtia. CHRONIC,
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MIssoURI.--l'he Missouri Legislature
have reelected Benton and Ascheson /,
the Senate Of the United States. Benton
received "a votes and Atcheson l0l, Tn,
Governor, in his message, takes slron.
ground in favor Of the immediate annex
alton of Texas.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

"What do yoa call an Imp'ea1
asked a lady of typo.
"rhls," said he, kissing her, "aI
fully registered, too"
Then take that as Il token OF thai
she replied, slapping him in the a;'
Pray don't batter my form" Wy
typo. J..
Then keep it locked up" retoFleaa
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ARKANsAs.-The legislature of this
state, now in session, has elected Col
Chester Ashley, OF Little Rock, United
States senator, to fill the vacancy occa
stoned by the death Of Hon. William S
Fulton, late senator.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

CAUGHT AT LAsr.-llorace Pagaud, who
) charged with Perpetrating The crime o
orgery 10 considerable amount, in tn,
tuditor's office Of this State, has beer
'aP'ured, and safely lodged in the Jail o
Kinds county, He was "headed" it
Texas
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DELAwARE,-We learn that very IiuI'
loubt exists but that the lion. JOHN NJ
LAYTON will represent the State Of Del
ware in the u S. Senate, in place of Mr.
Iayard who wishes 10 retire. He vii
brilliant accession to that distin
,uishcd body.
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DR.. Lloyd SeIby, Of Warren county,
has been elected messenger to carry on
he electoral vote of this State to Wash
ington. There we're great many ap.
PIicants for tie station, and it took fifteen
baIotings 10 decide who should be the
ucky man.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

The Hon EDWARD SrANLy, merly
member Of Congress, has been chosen
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
Of North Carolina
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The SUNBEAM OF THE HBAN'
once said of beautiful woman' ' %an
her childhood she had ever PO nv /
tingIy; as if tho heart pouEsu 5 ~
The lips, and they turned mo w
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nThe ,na tuu Wo.,n' "a the tile 81
ort oppf recently established ~ Pail
,Iq onua, ~ disseminate the pfincplc Ut
\mrrcou lirpublcnuism, II IL .at'rI,
pftu.pJ. aud published exclusively b'
,,omen, aud il sad In b. conducted With
.nneL, anilli hnl nhllN.
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BE PREPARED. None can TEN
the next minute will bring 'orth
the only plan is TO be prepare! 70,
advantage Of whatever may haPpen,
clrcu instances must be hard indeed
will nc, PERM, wise AMI qucsg.
man 10 abate their evil or 10 aug
their good.
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George II, Thurstnn, ESQ

Mexico. q ute breeze has been
raised between our Minister to Mexico,
Gov. shannon. and Senior R"jnn, Mexican
Secretary for Foreign Atfilrs, which inIl-
Gates that A considerable brull is Likely to
ensue between the Two countries, IN rrta
ton to the annexation Of Teas. The
correspondence first opened on th't sub
iect. Gov. Shannon objected 70 one o.
the letters of Senior Rejon, as nsult'n. 'o
the United ) tates, AID refused /" continue
the correspondence unless the ohj"crlona
bic letter was Withdrawn and a more
coNteous and dignided course adopted
and threatened to inform his government
at Washington. The letter was not with
drawn, and thus the matter stands n
present,
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EXTENT OF A MARES POWER TO p,
ISL In case nj Boston, his bas,
Judge Spraguo held, that a ma.e d,
vessel bad no power TO inGict chuar
ment on seaman except whena suls
emergency existed, AZ when seam
should refuse TO obey his command, IN !.
storm; in such case the male might 5,I
him into obedience, but in all other NM,
of refusal to obey, or insoeaaa
whole matter should be submitted 68
captain, who alone has the powerb,
hjct punishment. Counsellor forths
PENDANT, ably argued that blows ini.
with a rope, or fist, under the infu,
of sudden resentment produced by
insoIence Of seaman did not an5
to cruelty from malice, hatred and
venge within the meaning Of the sta
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14

III. currently reported, 'ay' Tho Wn'b
alton Correspondent Of lhe ChafleAloi
i uef. dat NJ vao lliwn vii la pee
tsd,sI ~ pccc,d ~ appointment ~ onr o.
In II 4 nniiofa from The siild III Nov
tuilt
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The following table shows the result of
the recent Presidential contest:
For Polk

New CoTToN MANUFAcToRlEs.--A cot
ton factory, established in St. Louis,
by Messrs A. Meier & Co, commenced
operations on the 18th ult, under very
favorable auspices. We trust that the
en,erprising proprietors will receive am
pie remuneration for their exertions toI
make their country commercially inie
Psnds"i, as far as practicable, o! all the
nations Of the earth.
The factory recently erected in Match.
ez, now under the superintendent Of
Samuel T. McAllster, Esqr, las been in
successful operation for some tma, G,hri
eating, in good style, considerable quaint
ties of domestic goods. We hope tia,
the enterprise may turn out proh,ahly. 1t
is also in contemplation to erect similar
one at Vicksburg May the highest de-
gree Of success crown all such praisewor
thy and beneficial projects.
LETTER FROM TIE HON. WILLIAM
ARCHER, Or VIRGINIA, ON THE
SUBJECT OF THE NATuRALlZA.
TON LAWS.
Tie subioined letter, from Senator Ar
cher, CT Virginia, on the necessity OF re
form and modification in the Naturaliza
ton Laws, was read by the correspond
lug Secretary of the Native Anne rica
Association OF Pi.Isburg, Pa, q: recen
meeting.
This subject is rapidly becoming one Q
overwhelming interest. and bids fair t
break down all former party lines an
distinctions. However, it is no wonde
that such should be the case, after tn
gross and wanton insults that have bee
heaped upon our nationality by natural
zed aliens. When black flags, inscribe
with white letters, that
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WAYS AND MEANS --RallfeS'S, ss pa
lions have left some of the o'A
Of pays, and no means
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KEEP DARx.--A young Miss " .II,s!
.epted the offer of a youth TO SB ~
home, and afterwards fearing "a h
nigh, be cracked at her exPeus,'.
iact should become public, dls" , ,,;rs
when about half way, enJo'n'nnSs fn,s
Don't be afraid" said sne, u ., o,
ng anything bout it, for 'S''
.shamed of it as YOU do"
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OnD ALI RoUND.--The Portland
vertiser says:--"A handsome barqn
some GAG tons burlhen called the ..
Fellow, built by Odd Fellows, andm
ed by a company of Odd Fellows, d
be launched the latter part of this we'd
She had been rugged on the siOcb,r
will be launched with sails, bo4I car
and provisions, on hoard--ln every
spect ready for sea, AMI as soon as 2
is clear of her ways, will set Sa0
Freeport, and thence for APaach'c'I
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LATER FROM BuENos AYREs. -Thl
que Chancellor arrived at New You
Saturday from Buenes Ayres, wi.
place she left on the 22d August f
Captain states that when he left, be
remained as per last accounts. TheS
John N. Gossler, from Phiade.a
bound TO Montevideo, when off that u
was seized by the Buenos Ayreau SOU.
ron blockOding the port. The l, S. sid
of war Boston was Immediately despals
ed to demand her release, The ID
Carharjne, from Baltimore, arrived d
same day and entered the harbor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-15
NEW GOODS Al PERU.
WIN. PAUL & co.

"A RE now receiving direct from New
IN York, prime stock of new and
seasonable goods. The following are
some of their leading articles: Common
and superine wooldye black and colored
cloths beaver cloths; fulled and sheep:
grey do; fine black and fancy cassimeres;
satinets Kentucky jeans; tweeds: sill,
velvet; satin and fancy yestings 1901
yards calicoes; % pieces plain, figured
and striped alpaccas, chusangs, and nous.
seine de LANES 1862 yards of brown
and bIeached sheelings; red, yellow and
white flanncls linseys; bedticks; linen
and cotton diapers Irish linen drllings;
colorcd cambrics: mo, eskins shawls
dress and poke, handke,chlefs; silk,
merino and gingham cravats iaces, edg-
ings; nsertirgs; bobiue,ts plain and
plaid muslins silk, kid, cotton and buck.
skin gloves silk and worsted mitls no.
siery comlorters ribbons hats caps !;
boots and shoes batting; wadding; tai
lor's trimmings, &c. &c.
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II certain Cure for Consumption, BrOn-
chitis, Asthmo, Dyspepsia, Uhoop-
ngCough, Influenza, Colds, Coughs,
mad q disease Of the Lungs, Liver and
Kidneys.
The proprietor has been long acquainted with
the healing properties of his VegeiaJie Baham,
having personally administered it to thousands
within the past few years; and is confident if ths
afflicted will give it fair trial, they will find a.
slant aud permanent relief.
As a test of confidence and sincerity in this
medicine, the proprietor pledges himself to perlec,
a cure OF any of the diseases above mentioned, Of
however bad character or long standing, that
may be submitted to his management in Jackson
vlllo, ILL.,, or in case Ut failure, no charge will be
made for medicine or attendance.
Certificate from Rev. PETER AKERs, ID. d.
Having had occasion for the use of "Hamllton' S
Vegetable Balsam' and finding its virtues ciica-
cious as far as needed | take pleasure in recon-
mendlng it as worthy an experiment in respect to
those complaints for which the proprietor has Civ
en- it publication. PETER AKERS.
Ebcnezcr, Ill. June IS, 1919
Certificate from e. J. Dunlap, NJ. d.
Mr.. HamiIton-lIaving on several occasions
the effects of your Vegetable BaIsam in
NhoopnS Cough, Group ana Asthma, l can
cheeriulIy recommend it to the public as safe
and efficient remedy in those affections.
f.. J. DUNLAP.
Jacksonville, June 6, 1914.
Nj. Hamilton: Having been afflicted in the
Winter and Spring of ls43, with severe Cough,
procured and used one bottle of your Balsam,
which entirely relieved me.
NEWTON CLOUD.
Annie Creek Morran ca III JuIy 10 1914
Morgan county, H. Jim. 6, 1914.
This is to certify, that was afflicted = years
with Breast Complaint and Cough, aud Ivy the
use of several bottles of IIamilton's Balsam was
soundy cured but for it, think should now
have been in my grave. WIN. FUREY.
For sale by
WALKER 81 HEX LING, Ottawa.
JouN MANS, Washington, Tazewell CO, ILL.,
j. q &. FIsHEn, Lacon
Wilcox & IiOwAnD, Magnolia
And also at Peru.
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A CA RID.

B NOR the liberal patronage bestowed
IL on my establishment since its COM
mencement, by my friends and the public,
l would return my sincere thanks. The
constant increase of sales, and the gra,iii-
cation daily expressed by my customers,
has fully convinced me that the principle
upon which my business is conducted,
gives full and entire satisfaction, and has
induced me 10 make greater preparations
for my fall trade. My late purchases in
New York have been more extensive than
usual, and can now offer larger and
better assortmen, of goods than | have
ever before had the pleasure Of presenting
80 my customers.
would, therefore, invite the attention
of those who have so literally pa,ronzed
me the past year to my stock now open-
ing, and solicit continuance Of their "a
eors. &. BURR.
Ottawa, Nov. 6, ls44-2l-5
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Administrators Notice.

"A Lii persons having claims against the
- estate of Patrick Feehly, deceased
are notified and requested to attend be-.
fore the probate justice of La Sale coun-
iy, Illinois, at his Office in Ottawa, in
said county, on Saturday the 30th day of
November A. ID. 1874, for the purpose of
having the same adjusted; tina, being the
day fixed upon by the administrator, in
pursuance of the statute, for the purpose
of settling and adjusting all claims against
said deccdent. FRANCIS FARRELL.
Oct. Is, lSi4.--lS.6t. Adm'r.
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Town Ordinance,

EbASSED by the board of trustees on the 2ls
q ult.
Ordered, That Mr.. T.. Hollands be the
agent of the corporation to examine and
inspect the chimneys, nues, and stove.
pipe passages in the different dwelling
houses, Offices and shops within the
limits of the corporation of Ottawa; and
that he be fully empowered to prescribe
such alterations to be made respecting
such ehimneys, fues, &c. as the safety
from fire may require.
BE IL further ordered, That if any
householder shall refuse OF neglect Ia
make such alterations in the chimneys,
ilues, &c. as the inspector may order,
within five days after being notified by
the inspector, it shall be the duty of said
inspector to inform the town trustees OF
the same; and that the penalty for reru-
sing to comply with the provisions of this
ordinance be not less than 50 nor more
than So. ]. MBACON, Crk.
Ottawa, Nov. |, 1874.
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as. & J. WadswcrtIi.


re ME subscribers have established the
e above business at Chicago and
PeFa and WILL the coming season, lie rea-
dy to contract and attend 10 forwarding
goods to or from either place, for New
York or New Orleans; and will also at
tend in particular, to all goods on commits
sion sent to either point. They are ready
all times to advance on all goods consign-
ed TO, or Produce stored with them, and
Farmers or Merchants in The surrour.
ding country. can have choice of mar
ket, and can sell, or store and take advan-
ces at whichever place they think will af-
ford them the best market; as they will
at all times be prepared to buy or store.
Dry Goods d Groceries.
They have as usual good stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries, at their old
stand, No. 1l3 Lake street, Chicago
and full supply Of Sugars and Moasses
and most other kinds Of Groceries at Pc
ri HIS, which they arc enabled 10 sell a
St Louis prices.
T.. >. & j. WADSWORTH.
April |, 1874. 42-G.
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Hardware a. CrOckcry;

assorted; iron; steel nails castings
window glass; linseed oil paints; dye
stuils looking glasses; clocks station
airy; school books, &c.
Groceries of all kinds.
The whole forming choice and com
plete assortment, TO which the attention
OF all who wish to purchase for cash OF
produce ic respectfully invited.
sJ" Cash paid for wheat.
October Is. 1874. nor.
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Adm,inistra:ov's Notice.

'H'llE undersigned, administrator of the
estate of James rricket, deceased,
late Of Kendall county, Illinois, will at
tend before the probate justice of said
county, at his Office in Yorkyille, on
Monday the 25sh day of November next,
for the purpose Of setting and adjusting
all claims against said dccedent; and all
persons having claims agains, said estate
are hereby notified and requested, theu
aud there, 10 attend for the purpose of
settling and adjusting the same according
to law. Ii. G.. WILCOX, adm'r,
Big Grove, Oct, ., 1874. l7.-G.
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NEW GOODS!!
Arrival !!

NNM. TRUE & SON have just
w opened their fall supply of fancy
and staple goods, direct from Boston and
New York, and are prepared to show
their friends and the public a splendid as
sortment of rich and fashionable goods.
Our stock is now by far the largest and
most complete in Ottawa. and comprises
almost every article usually called for ;
and we are determined TO offer them al
prices so loU that persons wishing to pur-
chase will find it for their interest 10
buy Of us.
Among our new goods will be found
some splendid patterns of Mousin dc
lanes, Cashmere d Ecosse's, plain and IL
cured Alpaccas, "a and Al Calicoes,
black and colored Merinos fancy cravats
and Nandkerchiefs, Shawls of various
kinds, bonnet and cap Ribbons, new style
fancy Cassimeres, Macknaw Blankets,
Broadclolhs, Cassineres, Sattincus, YES
,ings, Kentucky Jeans, Hard Times,
Flannels, &C., &C., together with gene
raj assortment of