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SLEEP UPON A CAMPAIGN. A person
has on y to pick out "A soft place upon the
ground, roll himself up in his blanket and
take immediate possession of his bedroom ;
and, though people who have never lived
"out Of DOORS" may picture anything bu,
comfort with such lodgings, sounder, sv eeter,
and more refreshing sleep, never visited the
downiest couch, than can be found upon
Garth, on one ofour Western prairies. Should
any Of my readers ever undertake a tour OF
the kind, and hnd any difficulty in getting
TO sleep, can recommend a plan to bring
about that desirable object, which has never
been know TO fiji in single instances "ius
count the stars ~ hendairs Santa F'e E1
petition.
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LIARD WARE.

lkh IL ~ W IL ~.
GyTRONCiS d. Co. have received and offer to prr-
- cha>er> very general assortment OF II ARD
WARE, amongst Wli.e may be found the following
to Wi
b ITS and Screw,
NorOl; aui neraan La'ches,
Che ;and Window Blind Hinges,
Wire Check Springs
Mor'ire Bel RAMS,
Curci Icll SprUg>,
Bel Crant>, tlon.e Bells,
Band, Tower, Fiat spring, Square and Monlev
Garden RAGS, FIRE iron. Bench Vices.
Brass nunon, on plates Jarau'd do.
Screw PuI.Ie. Hat and CcatPinS
Ear. Hooks and Hinges,
Sbrler Screws, S,ul b. and Plates,
Pad Lock-, Trunk do, Cupboard do, Til DO,
Lons -han.ed and Con,aye Aager,,
Brace anI nlts, Hrvls,
Fruer Cm.e,, Joncr,, Norrlce and Socket do
Guu-e., Brass iIyrcts, Ginbet,,
Snae and duu. ie pnue Irons,
Co"pas. Grating, Hand AMI Ripping Saws,
HALVES AMI Forks, Carver~, SIee,s Bncher
Knives, Bread and Shoe KNIVES, Pruning do.
Pocket aaj Pen d.
Tapcrlic-, Mil dl. flat Bastard do, hall ronnd do.
Horse ta -p., Bra Buus, Crain ring :, ca bell
Tape Measures, Halter than>, Sad Irons, Tail
Brs.t~, Ia'lc S pooo-, Ia lie Hinge,
Cutting Nprcr-, Bead Avis Sash Fasteners
NW trav.rr>,
Cor. Screws. HenA Vices, Trowes,
Srcr arl,, 80 O 100 lbs, GrI Iron, Sauce pans
Enamci'd Mas in Kce- Bellows Pipes,
Bed Keys, Copper Wire, Screw puIlle~, Axle do
sab itou err, Pate locks, Iron Squares, Stub 90
Wood Saws and Frames,
Pewter Cock, Buug lorer., Butter tryers,
SrLie~, CT 'rac.-, Frying paus,
RI Traps, Box and Ivory Rule,
| Toy Hoe, Ladies do. Screw Drivers,
Mahogany knobs, Strap Hammers, Cape, do.
Screw ,cnchcs, l'r oad Hache,,,
Smuggling 30. Brass Sklmners,
Saw Sets, Zee &c. Al o,
HEAVY HARDWARE.
| hnvil>, Wee, Cast : eel, Plated and Iron Shovel
an Spades, Doug Fork- Hay do. Gro Bars, Wro'
Nail, Trace CHAINS, Iron Wire, Brass Kettles, &
May %, 1874. 81
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People are risin',
For Clay and Frelinshuysen
No, never NO! no no.


WHY we have JUS, had lch multitude of the
very People among rs, that board to a man IN
~ assigned dwelling not sufficient 10 floor them
for the ghr and great thanks lie given for the kind
hospitality of our bother Town>men on the other side
of the shattered fence for the open door and friend
ly reception Of or political guests they hall te
for Il most tavorahly dealt with at the Cheap Cash
Sore, and what we have that they may wish on a
Ike occasion shall be freely use when needed; for
they did most maninlly step forward when three OF
our large Churches, and Ne>try, with Office and
store house., were all put into requston. Among
ourseleS, there one desire not exhausted by the
Score ul Thousands among us aud hai was the wish
to ma e them all comfortable The Ladies Of our
town particularly thanked for the cheerfllnes,
with VIII eli they received and entertained our Stale
q est. Tot The mind of the Agent It was not more
than euua,d ly the fair Batmoreans at the Grea
National Convention, Of which tins occasion was il,
Vermont or Green Mountain State Ratification.
z. S. Goods to MI the vacuum ty the above occa
'ioned are zen i'r ana 4l soon come and be sole
HOWARD.
och June at evening, N, sci
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THE FUR COMPANY'S STORES.

A great deal is heard at the cas-, about the
stores, in st. Louis, of the American Fur
Company. A short description of them may
not be amiss. The present are two large,
fire. proof structures, recently built, with but
one door Of connection, which, IN case Of
fire, may be closed up with double iron Shut
tiers, fitting ar-tigh! in the wall, so that one
may burn, and the Other remain cool as in an
ice cellar Spacious vaults and cellars, con-
sruclod Of native rock, range beneath the
front warehouse, and Offices of convenience
extend under the side-wal of the street,
having a subtcrranean on-lct cut through the
solid rock to the river. Through this runs
the snperlluX Of rain from the roofs, after the
cisterns are supplied, and thus "a high state
OF cleanliness is constantly preserved. Up
on the first floor, ranging level with the
street, are the directors rooms, and clerks
Offices, together with an immense iron apart
mont, imbeddcd in brick, with vents in the
wall for heat to escape, and sitting upon a
solid foundation of stone. Etna might
belch lava upon it, and the books would be
safe Above this is an extensive room,
running the whole length Of the building
where huge bales Of blankets, lurs, boxes of
hardware, aud other necessaries Of the trade,
are stored. The floors above are divided
into vaiiuus wholesale and retail stores,
some exclusively for traders, others for In
dams The large trader is led to one store,
the poor trapper 10 another, and the Indian
to another. There is great subiety and
>klll required in managing well the compli-
Gated pGculiaritlas Of the trade.
The rear warehouse presents the appear
nnce Of an immense factory. \ great num-
Der of men are constantly in active employ,
sorting and arranging skins, packing, pres
sing, and putting them away in bales "A ma
chine being used in the operation Of pres
sing, similar in principle, though smaller, of
course, than New Orleans cotton press.
Oar sketch is by no means a complete
one, but may give those at a distance slight
idea of the extensive way in which the COM
pany carry on their operations.-iSt. Lonis
RcreNic.
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A foreign paper states that in German,
the seeds Of the grape are fast coming into
use as a substitute for coffee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-26
CH1LR EICTORI
EOR SALE.


NHNHAT large and commodiru> two sorry BRICK
Il DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, situated on
She west side of College Gresn al the head of ollege
a ,rec in tins VILLAGE. The House Is 90 ~ As with
an a>enen story with kitchen and provision cellars,
da wing 81 ty s. ex'enulns north on College
Green, with wood and store house Glow, ana ham
ber> and sleeping rooms al owe. large and CONF
modouS barn, carriage hUu,e, ice house and other
ut-house, and a spacious yard west Of the dwelling
house, aud good durall lie well Of water ofthe best
quality in the village aud brick ci>tern. One and
a quarter acres Of land, uf the first quality, a large
garden and choice iru trees west VI the house and
yard.
The buildings constructed IN modern style, Of
the lest material aud woroInan> hip, were erected
V the subs ri er for hts own use, and the location
lords very extensive and pleasant prospect ofthe
village AMI lake on The Nc', aud Is not surpa> sed by
any other IN his part Cflhe country.
Purchases are invited TO call and examine for
,hem.elve-. Terms male known v the >uh>crih-r
/ on he premises. SAMUEL REED.
Burlington, April Il, l6ti. 46 If
HENRY HALE,
ATTORNEY &; GoUNS EII.OR At LAW.
DPII'EJ.I. YER JONT'
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ENSg1Es A = sE.

= e II a Z z EE.
THE sui scril er has acted a Agent tor the AZ m
i Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut for
more than twenty years past, and continues 10
against losses by fire, and all kinds ofbulns~ and
personal properly, and will reeve applications At
HI office in Burlington, and Immediately Issue Polce>
for that purpose NJ as low rates If premium, any
private company afford. The un,oulted re .pol :
,iIilily Of rhi> Company insnIes ,a''y 70 the n>u
red and their prompt, honorable, ard IN oral course
in the adjustment and payment If loses, will he at
tested bv all with whom they have had occasion to
do business. WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, Agent.
Burlington, March |, 1874. 40 If
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-26

MrXlcAH Love OF GAMBLING.-From
the ipero to the highest dgnilary--men and
women--al, or nearly all, are alike afflicted
with the passion. They manifest, too, the
greatest indifference TO loss and instances are
daily occurring where man will lose his
hat, shoes, blanket, and even the very shirt
| from hls back, with nonchalance which IN
any other situation would be highly COM
mcndable. He fears no pain or Disgrace
starvation he looks upon with perfect indif-
tercnce-in short, so strong and deep seated
IS his passion for any game of chance, that
the Mexican will stake IA months food in adj
vance upon the single turn of card, even
+ were he to know that starvation would be
the inevitable result of an unluckv deal
f That there are many gentlemen in Mexico
who do not gamble have little doubt, but
. as a general rule all classes are more or les
addicted TO games Of chance.-KendaH
Nalratire.
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SNEjPS.

IOHHps. s., Cro'x and Porto Rtco SUGAR, 10
~ parkn res do,l le refined loaf crr,hrd aud pow
dere' sugar. hy STRONC;5 q Co.
jane II, N. .
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COLE a. ROBINSON

OFFER for sale a large assortment of SPRING
~ and SUMMER DRY GOODS recently pur-
chased for cash at the lowest market prices. They
will receive in payment for the same cash, wool or
nice Dairy Butter for few weeks after which they
will he sold for cash at prices low enough TO insure
cash trade.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-26
WANTED,

IN exchange for Flour, Salt, Tea tobacco, Dry
l. Goods ofevery Kind, or Cash, a few thousand lbs,
of good clean Fleece Wool for which the best market
price will he paid, by COLE x ROBINSON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-07-26

\ Coop STURY.--A correspondent Of the
/ y. O. Picnyune tells the following amusing
circumstance which occurred at Mobile few
days since:
4 Mobile constable had an execution
against the keeper OF a boarding house, and
/ had some difficulty in finding any goods or
cha,urs uHcorercd. But holding opinion
with the obese "kniglt companion" ofPrncc
Hal, tina, "young men must i've" lie wcnd-
ed his way homowaid with one of the board
ers about ?, p. NJ, and mingled with the
hungry crowd then and there waiting for
what Byron calls "the toc>m of the SOUL the
dinner bell" 1t sounded the doors OPEN
cd and the ianrished folks rushed in. But
hap,cssly for them and t.eir appeiiies, the
FIST at the table was the constable in qucs-
tioa. The plan OF attack was formed with
the skill Of a Scott. Before liable of soup
could leave the turreen-ere slice of tie
roast could leave the ribs-lhe spoons knives
! and forks were gathered together in heap
. over which he read TO the as,onished and
4 hungry crew the caption Of his writ and lev
. led on every dish and plate, "boilcd" and
$ "roas,," en- maSSc. In vain the disappoint.
ed party, one and all cXpostuated. la vain
e savOry nIvorS gave natural eoquence TO the
a hungry lips--in vain the expcctant palate
t gave energy to the ongue--their tormento
= was Hmovahle-the constable had diued
It At last one more rich or ras i--more hungr,
{ or more humane than those around-gav
.; lis check for the debt and liberated the i'm
d ,,,uuInb mounds
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TwILiGlT.-Maty and many a man and
woman threading oGr streets on their way
home from the tolls Of die day, can bear
witness to the truth Of the following:
There is pensive, melancho y feeling
which overpowcrs the heart, when he goes
at twilight from the scenes of his business
aud cares to the fresidc of home. AS he
passes along the crowded thoroughtare,
losilcd by the hundreds that meet lm--as
he looks forward through the uncertain at
moSphnrc, to forms ans dwellings dmly de-
scribcd in the distance, he falls into train of
missing. How many deeds does the night
bring on. How many an unsupported and
impatient eye watches the golden sun go
down into the glowing bosom Of the Yves, !!
How many hearts beat high with suspense
or disquiet, while the wan twilight deepens
into evening, and the stars, one by one =,
eliltcring like diamonds, through the infinite
air, - set ther watch in the sky !" The ala
danced br!de waits for her lover, counting
The footsteps that fall upon the pavement
and taxing the discipline Of her ready ear
with the task Of decision whether they be his
or no; tie church-goer longs for the bell,
whose voice procaims the Ealowed hour Of
prayer, and fingers in fond sollcitude for the
moment when the chapelward step shall be
taken. In unnnmbered b0soms are kindled
the emotions Of praise and they are pure
and holy. Nothing can exceed the beauty
of truly calm and chastened affection. 1t
is alike lovely when bestowed on God or man.
The accomplishment Of self; the trusting de-
penIrmcr on lie Great Power Of Nature, the
fond aspirations for better enjoyments-
these are the true sOlacc and hope Of Nor
tality."
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IN times Ike these who can keep sill Surely not
| the Peoples AGENT al the Cheap for Cash aud No
lmpr onncut for De.t Store. What. keep down
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A LARGE assortment of Fancy French Ca>,imerc>
n for Gent. summer wear. Tweed and Summer
Goats, at COLE ROBlNSON'S.
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D1IRY SILT.

OOn Sack, Parry Salt, Just received by
,)\jO IL. w. CATLlN
May ., ~. 10
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HOUSE PAPER.
600 p. lfou-e Pa ,er, assorted quality, am
CNJ(1 new Patterns, very cheap, u>i received by
May l6, 1874. so H. w. CAiI-IN.
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GtTRONGS d. Co. have received and offer to pur-
- cha>rr> very general assortment of II ARD.
WARE, amongst Wui.e may be found the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-20
BY for
COEaSsEpannGiOgaa

Cal ls, coughs. Spiffing Of blood, bronchitis
- lbeullv of Preathins, Asthma, Pain IN 'ht
@tde. trcast and chest. whooelng couch, Group
an all diseases offha Liver and the Lungs.
. w are alike llable ia dsease-and death y
the certain ot Of al that live and have a beng;
ana although the latter cannot he avertcd still
tle faffnor may, by LIE power of madIclne, be
reno ed, or rendered ess painful to he afflicted
ihefe ~ ono disease. however, which se,ms for
aees 10 haVe dffcd he power of the healing nrt
the lr1fnei faculty have in vain attemr led IN
a'rest IT'S fatal PROGRESS, by the application of
remedies within Their reach or known in their
praeurc-but Consumption has deiied their
united sklll. II has staIed forth with IMMUNITY,
gathering IN lts cherries embrace friend from
every circle, and n member from every family,
and casting sloom and darkness DER the place
OF Its visitation H. then, whose labors have
T99eht lsrth medicine winch IN many cases,
VIII arrest TIE progress Of the fatal disease
and which will also afford relief in the most
stubborn and hopeless should be regarded in the
iIehi OF public heAefactor. II ls confidently
b' ieKed TINT Duncan's Expectorant Remedy
VIII No this. Hence It IS presented and recon-
mended To the community. THIS medicine
elYpnlliltes and relieves the distressing |
cough, causlag y Tree and easy expeetoratlan; |
7topnlng the hectic fever and night sweat hedlina
The ucerated lungs and arrestinp the fatal pro- |
Rress OF consnmpten, a the same time strength |
anlno the weak and deklithted reaulndng the |
)oweis, and producing quiet rest and sweet re- |
1850 This 'Remed9 "a n be relied uron TO do MI
II the power of medical aid being used IN the |
'ryaie ora ciice Of the late pr Duncan, IProfes |
'or IN the University of Edinburg, Tor upwards |
u eigh teen years hYwhlch thousands have been |
eslored TO perfect health. 1t is not to be under
food that the Exp ectorant Kennedy will 'snre
y cases Of assumption; this II Will not do
iut while there Is Life therels hope; we would
herelorr advise all to uso this medicine. When
ne case Is lnenraLlr, II sull proves blessing to
he snilere; by giving ease and strength reIlav-
ne the cough, and Choking of phlcgm, 10
his alone Is a consolation 10 the patient, which
hohsands do not experience.
Remember onlv Philadelphia office is at No
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nR. KATZ'S AMERICAN ANTI BILIOUS
, LIFE PILLS, for The prevention end cure el

NR. X ATZ'S AMERICAN ANTI BILIOUS
, LIFE PILLS. for the prevention end cure Of
diseases arising from dIsordered stomach and
impure blood.
cure all Diseases. as most Of the publications.
Of medicine falsey declare, but are eNnress-
" prepared for the removal of Bile and Rlhons
Matter which is the first seed Of dlsease, at
the same ii ne purify the lood. and eventually
restore the diseased funcfions of the animal
economy TO sound health. All symptoms are
certain 10 accumulate an excess OF bile from
indloestive food remaining in the stomach;
hence sickne aud nain, loss OF anpetite,
hradnche, cnstiyencss, bilious nd pntrd levers,
dyspepsia, Liver complaint, RI, umatism, &c.
&c One Gin ole Or cert box Of Kat2's
ANTI BILIOUS LIFE PILLS
VIII Completely carry ont and rom ove the ROOT
the urinary cause of mos of the dfstresslno
malades so common OF the Frescnt Gay, Il,
/ those who value the henlth NEGLECT tins a.
inporfant m alter, until disease hero res seated
1 in the constitution and reedcrcd diff cult &c
/ ovarnate Those rila are applicable in all cases
/ Of sickness from childhood ND TO old aoc, and
can he uee9 with perfect safety by a u nndei an'
circumstances. particularly emorc tie tellcatt
females W hn arc so frequent" subject TO tran
.ient complaints, which often render theli
. health verV precarlons.
The great superioritcs Of these pills 70 thu
eVare preparcd from the solid extract of herh'
nd roots Their nature IS to cleanse, purd'
| and strengthens harmless TO the constitution
and dea IN to disease. .
atAmericon Anti bilious tifa nils allowed b.
the thousands who have ueed them, to be th
best purgative and medicine IN eXlstence' he
cause thew nor only remove al oostrucll0ns, an
mn oe the system of its unpurtiles; but because
and which is extremely important, strengthens
and gives proper tone 10 the stomach, and PRO
duee healthv action of oil the PARTS. Eesde'
they are mild and ge1tle IN the.r onerauon' a.
- render them at all times perfect Nv safe M
desirable remedy, The afflicted would do veil
then, 10 purchase box or two OF this Yana hl
. IL, oft n1N q tod RI n
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AL b ANY LOCK OSPITAL
ESTABLISHED
1890.
GEN. GEORGE COOK. T.. r.. ID.
-RETIIRNE D EEOM ENGLAND


-RtlDRNt FFOM ENGLAND
ToNTiNtES tn be consulted confidentialy
' ] No Norton ST. Albany, N Y.
This Philant hronlc Institution, established
A y $50. universally spoken Of in the various
pcfioalcas of the present age is an edifce;
located in a retired Part Of the citv, detached
from anV elace of public resort whatevcri tn
whole Of the sulldng ls occupied by patients.
j each having their own room, and net subject
10 he the observed of al observers. Br Cooke,
founder IT the Ilospital. - the only resident
Physician. and deVetes hrs whole Tune ana At
tenton to the welfare of the unfortunate Inn
Offices for consultation, conveniently arranged,
are on the ground floor; II Q Hoepiia up stars,
is also repete with every facility for the recovery
of PATIENTS
For he cure Of the worst forms of Venereal
! Disease Gravel, Seminal Weakness. elect,
! Structure in the Urcthra. Impatency, Syphilis
and Gonorrhea Generative and Nervous Debil
ty Mercurial and all other diseases Of ths skin,
and Elections Of the Urinary organs, IN their
most malignant and advanced stages, DR. Cooke
is Acknowledged TO he much celebrated. 1t 10
proverba that n II diseases of this class suppes-
ed 10 be incurable hv Others aptlv aud
| conveniently rcmodied bv Or Cooke without
more than ordinary trouble, '-fnmlay with he
practice of medicine: he inevitably cures his
own patients and very frequently the patients OF
other physicians.
/ pr Cooke is the oldest advertising Physician
in tie city of Albany, Y.-his medical talents
| arc nnrvalled.
Among the most rnlebrate ed phvslclans OF tho
aaeis Gen Cooke VI D. l. T. p. of ALBANY, Ny.
founder Alb1nV Lock
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u.cr11NEcARns.-The sobecrher bos

HNACHINE cARns,-Ts,e -a II, Woeb o M.
VI ius received fnll SUNNY " p,i,,,,a,o
Cards from the factory of John II oo,J.
The already well established cFed" u "[oioaib.r
over INV ,.a,o.sly or The purpose. The WIZ J.,
IS 'a'."'.i GOOD assortment may he deo'n'''
''T' ~ at.a, the season sufficient 10 SUNNY ah'
,'I tap l2) N"''i'
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Domestic Goo Is.


HLI ~ rl1s. - = 49, .lsa ~. 9
\ w. HfISEEff,, rosneetfully announces
y. to The Tales that he IS now receiving a
ne stock of beautiful PaHrg Gaads. all al
Ihch were purchased in New : ork OF fhe rasl
lshionable dealers IN thai Emporium of Push
n, 0W Hei~kel has entire confidence IN
wing to the Ladies that thew will find MANI
Iyles Of Goods al his store not 70 be found 81
by other hepsr iu Wheeling all OF which wi
1 sold exec dlae'e law. - Can a. ate corner
Market and Union Streets
MATERIAL FOR LADIES DRESSES.
French, scotcb aud English Lawns Reautl-
y Lace STRIP and other Mn Inns. Bt X satin
Hrped Mournne Pa lzannes, Monra,ng Lawn
I'D Barages, N9uslin he I1iuc. Plrh plad,
Hellp and waiertd silks. dip1c7s aH c3'ars
Rental strlped silk. Cotton md Wool aad
Gk and lrooi Bale7rir rs. 0rgandlc Gine-
|.ms; emb''d do. Earstoa do. Manehester, doi
|mercan do. Lace, striped Jaconet, FIa'd
ssliuplain aconei Dem Jaconers; Clmbncs.
nsllsh, Frenr3 AMI Am.tiea7 chinfzes.
RIBBONS. NETTS, ~,
-onnet Ribbons a farge stock; cap and neck
losettes; French Artificial Flower;
eA4burlon capes; pimny collars; Riee,
tN4 white Crane T.isse; do do black cr9ne'
~ eRortment Ladies' silk crardts. Few
q fashionable Shawls. Plain and fe d
DO do white do. Reuches, cords and
White Asi.hurton collars; French
Nett cans, French Lace do, Nett
~ %, Parasols and Sun shades. Linen
do cambria II andkerchiefs.
~ 5EdginPs, 4 c. shburton, platte and
-; do do Fdginps; do do Inserting
aces, Edgings nd Tnsertlngs; Bobbin
econet Fdeinqs ana Inserungs.
ETS, GIMPS AND HATS.
lid Bonnets; Medium do do. conn on
q Birds eve do new stylei new slYl(
J. Do English straw do. Common
lets Do English straw do. Frencf
Dill Bonnets, Misses Gimp do. BralC
5 30, common 10, Buale q"
!9lI 10 no. o...,,,LONES.& &c.
BIZ Ra1r six Hosei do Ingram cor
cotton do. Do large SIC, do VI e.
oWhue do. Mi-ses' KID cotton and
ives; LADIES' do do and silk do Bro
hlton emh'd Hose White and brown
d o. Snper BIZ cashmere do. 10 4
ia silk liVs; short do do Do; IN.
on socks. Misses cotton Hose, VA
bses' Gloves; Misses Mus.
pner3l assert ment of Domestic 'oou
tthe previous arrivals make my sioci
E.E NEN will find my S1'Och o
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