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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

FOR MONTGOMERY, A e The new steamboat MAREkGO, J.J Adams master ,Ien-e for ihs shove and all intermediate ports on TUESDAY, the I4.h instant. al 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or 10
 CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO, AgeHis, jan13 72 Front and 75 Com sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

NOTICE.--'The undersigned hereby gives notice " that he has this day qualified as Executor ef ths last Will and Tes,an ent of Philip mcLoskey.
 All persons ha,,ng claims the Es,aie are called upon to present them within the time prescribed by law, or ihe same will be barred; and al those is- debted are reques,sd to make immediate .pa,msns-
 decl2 l0+c c. WESTFEt.DT, Executor.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

FOX MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. h E~ h The steamboat CHARLOTTE, Ls. SESxzlL&5 hrop, master, will leave Cor the above and intel mediate landings on THIS DAY, tho 18th instant, al 6o'clock PM.
 For Ireishtor passage apply on board or ts
 japl3 M. WARlNG.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

nRUGS and MEDICINES, Perfnu,ery, Brush. II es, Combs, Fnncy Soaps. and every article ir the Drug line can he had of the subscriber; sne he respectfully invites his friends and the public 10 give him call.
 janII T. WALSH, Druggist. 36 Royai-si
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

The 9Th ward has hitherto been democratic, and
mere is every reason TO believe that on this occa
Ion 1t will be still more so.
There was split in the I'd ward in the demo
cratic ranks VIM M Harris, the distilIer, who had
oeen rejected at the regular pomination for ,he
Masoial,y, stumped for himself, bu. was most
'lsnaiy defeated IN his ticket; as Alderman in con-
sequence. 80
lar, the Empire Club, Of Brooklvn. nyoceeded .s
he residence Of Mr.. Talmage to conarainIate
him, with banners flying and fireworks 10 an,
amount, and was received. most cordially. The
general impression eppe!arsd 10 br wsleoms 10 az
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

Mr. MoHRm said Mr. Preston ives not present and msde
the crowd He was followed by several others up
O'Clock when at last the speakers short and the NM
heir efforts to express their sy al the result Of the elec
ton.
The New York herald., 1845-04-09
VILLA m sburu EIecsaou

lh's election was merely for trustees, assessore
inspectors, ard collectors, and the first under tn
new charter. IL resulted as follows.
TRUSTEES tLEcrED.
District l. No democrat three natives or wings
One democrat two
3. Three democrats ; no
The New York herald., 1845-04-09
Brooklyn.

The excitement re, tow trds the termination,
was intense. The democratic party were in exta
lies at their almost unexpected success About hal
past ii o'clock last evening, the following returns
we're made for the municipal officers, the other
officers were carried in accordance
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

Town ELECTIONS Returns OF Supervisors elect
ed In OF the counties of the State 36l whgs 2oa
loco ~ abolition or tied whlg majority 81. In the sane
counties last year. $40 whiga 500 locos and abolition,
ntai loco majority ". Whig nett gala ln6
The New York herald., 1845-04-09
POPULAR VoTE.

The town to hear from gave the wings majority
Of 235 in 1874. They have secured a majority in
the legislature.
MEMBERs or CorGRrss EIrrrrn
as. y. Hubbard. w6ig John Stews,t' mUo'' aIm dm
81 Rockwell, 1,so II C.a.i,t:. ="
4-Truman Smith, S;man, uy y
1t Is perceived that there is a falling off in The
democratic majority sufficiently large to create
astonishment in some circles. II is easily enough
TO be explained, however. II has been produced by
the detection in the ranks Of the democracy, result.
ing from the increasing uupopulari,y Of Polk's adj
ministraton.
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

i5- IA Extra Heraid wll be issued al an early
heaf this morning, containing the latest INTEL
sence in regard TO the wreck OF the steamboat
Swallow.
The New York herald., 1845-04-09
"Humbux" 1. n Com mn,

"HumbuE" IL Ii n Common Thing foE|
those who lacking brains themselves to raise the cry I'd
whenever an invention that promises be OF the
greatest utility gshered into notice 1t almost
Dr. FELIX si5; ha% msI Mdea
SGaw Tn,f h nov r. admitted
ness snnbum hness &c. The merits Of this
compound G have taiumphed all opposition So also has
c,am Hdr Dye for eolcrng brown or bsck-Liy White
,o soienns and whit ming the skn-snd hundred
toilet preparsi'ons made by DR. Guuaud.
On TINS subject Of humbu late English paper tfuy rel
na'ks lrs great thing to te humbug ii mems hitting
called hqmbus' by somebody who can't ~
pr.F ELK GOtkAyD- inestim ,sle preparations b4
had genuine only his 81 Walker street. fist store
AGENTs-76 Ch.stnut sire Phil d-pha; Jordop 2MiIk s
Boston; Carle on GO Lowell; Bliss 4 Co Sprinaieli
Hysr Ntw Hsyn yer Povds"es Toasy Rocs.,s hester
moe; D. II. Moore, Lyn hburg. Va; Anderson, NASHVILLE
Tenn. Heinitsh, Lancaster, Pa.
Scarlet Fever. like nil other fevcrs com
mence with nausea and Sickness thirst headcbe
nesa o. th. eyes &c In two or three prckng
eSpsrieneed a9d eruption Of ~ redn IS b-ens to ap
pear hIst on the zee aud arms 'nd finally uni orm enes
Wngh Indian Vegetable Pills are nm easy 81 and cer,i
Wrghts Vegetable Indian Fills should be taken every nan
go'ng 70 bed IN such doses produce copious
shoIt tine subdu ie 81 yiont attack of scas
the same time the digestion will be improved and the blood
s1hn;.'eiy puhed that new bfe ard vgor viii be gvea
BswsIe Of Countsre u.-Tfe public are respectful
,at msalcne lu,porfing TO be improved Indian Pill
b. coua,rv s oa, @ anus soia by vM,oos soreseereIs
Pills. ' Se""''s "'s"' '"''"" 'eke"0'
The only security against imposition is to purchas. at I'D
Vegetable Pills. 49,
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN.-We have returns suf
ticen'ly ample and accurate TO tell what the result
has been in this State. Ii has gone for the wings
by an increased majority, and they have gained
Jour Congressman. All this, however, we EXPECT.
ed
The New York herald., 1845-04-09
Circuit Court.
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ArsI e..1Siai y Polly Bodae, eontin,.ed-stvex-
feenh Day The Ladies again The summing up in this
case dew together very brilliant Of ladies,
who took exclusive occupation of the gallei les the
Court Room, and manifested degree excitement which
far surpassed any thing yet exhibited by them
he commencement Of this remarkable trial. They dis
cussed the comparative merits the case during the hour
ofreces with degree OF shrewdness and almost legal
tact, that was truly astonishing. Among those in attend
ance were some two dozen females who have watched
this trial rem its commencement. having connesfion
or interest in the matter whatever than curl
osiy continuing seated through the day. The avenues
outside the Court Room crowded to excess and some
of the rowdies" among the crowd who ere excluded
the Court Room the fact OF the presence Of the
ladies', actually set shouting noise at them they
assed into court and press upon Them as well the Of
6cers This conduct brought upon them sharp at
scks from the otcers There 10 increasing anxiety
manifested every hour in the pubcinnd as 10 the proba
be result.
Mr. CLARK concluded his address at a quarter before
one O'Clock. when
Mr. GRAnAM rose in reply. He made long appeal to
the jury recapitulatng the fass introduced in
md commenting upon them. He will continue his
marks. .
Mr.. WHITING will sum up, after which
HIS HosoR will charge, which, perhaps will not be till
Thursday.
The prisoner has sat the trial with great frmness,
showing ths she possesses degree Of truly
shing, considering her situation and long suffering.
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

GREEN PEAS IN THE MARKET.-Beautiful, large.
and delicious green peas are in the market. from
The gardens of Mr.. Cunningham, Pelham, Ulster
County, New York
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

Reals Hair Restorative, mt his Agency, q
Waikst ST., lat stor pRoM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

The HONORABLE DANIEL WEBSTER arrived in
this city yesterday from his professional visit to
Albany, and remains at the Asor, until cause, in
which he is also professionally employed in this
city, calls forth HE advocacy.
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, nc MI
only agency, 81 Walker street. first from Broadway
Medical NOthcs.-Ths Advertascn,s snts 0f trf
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy estabshed
sreafter appear on ts fourth a.t column Of j
w. .. HICHARDSON NJ n Agsrr
Office and Consul inv 1:nIlsa, a. H...s M
HERALD mnst BE- raid to s only authorized AGENTS Zis
= Co. Ledeoi Building, Thru sueet n,aI Ihrsssui r.,
rs cents month including he Sunday parer. or as %
whoo ~ delivered e. Of charge in part OF Phil dbl
- " !" N'''"-i''o
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale every Saturday, ma
ice "a cents Or - anuum, delivered in any p,r
Phi adephia, Tree Of poat-ee "A' ~"
IL All the and cheap Publications for sale M tbo;,
mblishment, ss soon a. issued wholesale and retail
UC With the exception Of paper The "Heralds i.-
nuch perhaps, In Philadelphia, any paper pubI,bsJ
that city, pIordins valuable msdiup to adsersrrs xJ
reaen!i hsgdsd 20 The agents half psi o'clock will
vSe' - "" "vss'S "Sss-sSs' Ntttf lMt
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, at Nil
only agency, 81 Walker first store from broad wav
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

TRAINS TO BosToN. The Boston day line over
the Long Island Railroad will be run, until further
notice, on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays only,
via Norwich and Worcester, and return from Bcs.
ton on the alternate days, at the usual hours
What is the cause Cf this?
The New York herald., 1845-04-09
American Agricultural Association.

|
MONDAY evening. We observed hume rous infiuen.
tlei citizens. The Hon l.. Bradish presided, =
Amongst the communications were books seed
ana ana letters from Hon Martin Van Buren, Henry
Clay, Mr.. Ellsworth, Daniel Webster. Messrs
Wetmore, Redfeld, General Harmon, and otbe,
distinguished gentlemen
The report Of the Executive Committe struck ms
as tull OF excellent suggestions.
Short practical papers on wheat culture. bv Gen.
Harmon, and on Vineyards, from North Carolina
were read by the Secretary.
Mr. Russell presented numerous srecimeps Of
wooa rshueied lndss,ructble by chemical solution
IN a lew hours. and by the simplest means. His
paper was hnished essay on lhe subject
lhe great atirsctlon OF the evening was however,
some beautiful plants, two feet high in flower and
fruit, OF potatoes, tomatoes and peas. ferwarde Il
within about eighteen days, from seeds. by eavan.
lsai Mr. Pell, the contributor, read full and in
tcrestlng account OF his experiments which elicit
ed warm applause.
DR. Gardner concluded by spirited extempora-
ry communication, which seemed TO have consi-
derable agricultural value.
MORALS AND RELIGION IN Taxes A Missionary
IN Texas, writing TO the General Aseemblv's Board
says. In eight counties around u.s. containing less
than 25 coo souls there regular Prsby each
ing but by myself would by means represent This
whole region as without the means of grace There are
few families thst may not hear preaching stately by
going five six miles from home and rejoice 10 odd tb,
there many large and Aourshpg churckes of other
esnomna.on, sna perhaps as good state Of morals and
population Is 30 scattered" '-~
rFFRcr or YANKEE DOODLE ON THE insane "A
bali to 'ne insane was gwen NJ the Blockley nos
pusi rhia county, on Friday morning last by sdv,cs
ha. oh,no nnysclsn, was attended by all the patient
.na. wtre casDe Of doing So and the North .fmsfcdn
saysh went OF with considerable eclt and enjo p,cnt
SINE Oh Them were less fsn,nsticaliy nstired
wne oinoIs were out In their hest "bb and Hno
ookeu IKE modern bellies and beaux Az hrst the majof-
were rather backward to Join in the gddy dance bu'
gradually they fell in and the osc proceeded quite mer
riy ~ one time while promenadng. tho band struck
up Yankee oodie phen "a quick lightning they ell
srted into dance, which could mol be Stopped uni tho
music csssed
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

ATTEMPT AT SUIclps BY A VAeRANT Boy-On
sunday afternoon last, boy about fifteen years
ID was observed hargng by the neck to the upper rail
ing Of the steps Of dwelling house in Pearl Adsms
no overseer OF the poor seeing boy thus suspended
cut him down. II appeart enquiry that
ae had seemingly attempted sucide but the knot in the
handkerchief round his neck placed under his chin
INSTEAD OF under his and found he had an open
knife in his hand, with which he declared it to be his IN
tenton to complete the deed in the hanging had
iaed The reason for the attempt upon his lite was
tated TO be the tact Of boys having chased him
bout town, quarrel having sprung up among them
while fishing at tho river. This bcys name is Levi
Benedict and be appears to be ntireIy destitute home
mpioy and friends and stranger Bur.
.ngon, whore he had wandered about several days
,rsvious 10 Sunday last We questioned him closely ns
ory Kind He said that his parents brought him this
country from Ireland when three onths od had
always lived in Connecticut; but could tell in hist
oart oi NJ that his mother dead end that last
mer while with his father the latter bitten by
I'd deg and went mad, and while in that condition he
chased two men, who to themselves shot him But
where this happened, what became OF his father he
would not or could not says neither could he tell where
year past Altogether he gave most unsatisfactory ac
count OF himself rather all except that
nc had been employed driver on the canal what
canal he could not tell We mention these particulars
should reai.er their paths Mr. Adams took the
boy IN charge, and showed himself be an efcient
and hUmaue officer He fitted him with suit Of clothes
his own cost and dispatched him to the County House
"a avagrant.-Bu'hngisn. N Gazette
ACCIDENT on THE RIvER-The Knickerbocker.
wh'ch lett here last evening in company with the
EMPIRE came in collision with schooner Just below New
eanmore Inc railing and awning posts on the forward
eck were carried away and the anchor on the bow hsv
ing peen torn OIL Tell into the river and the Knick
erbecker up with short txrn Il was IN hour or NOR
before sne got under way again ALBANY Journal pril
The New York herald., 1845-04-09
Amatlsaunenta.

CIRCUS The elegant troupe of English Eques-
rlans draw crowds ot visitors at the Amphitheaire
The Rivers are the most astonishing arstes in their line
quite equal the Ravels in theirs Master Richard
Rivers is very Tar superior in horse manshp any thing
VI his sge in this or sny other country.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-24

fore mingling its soft tones with the
sound Of the brilliard ball, or the
more harsh sound of the gamblers
voice. The past darted across his
mind with the rapidly of,ightning.-
He recoliected when the rest of the
world had grown cold and neglect
full, that she was the lone bright star
that shone in his pathway, and that
hers was the only unchanged heart
and now she had exposed hersel! to
the cold blasts Of winter-at a dead
hour ef the night, to rescue hun from
the awful haunts of dissipation
With a haggard c%ountenance he lett
the room never to ieturn, but the
light steps Of Caroline reached the
little cottage some time before his,
and when he did arrive, she met him
with her usual smiles and tenderness.
nor did she men,iod the subject for
some months altar.
Stedman is now a patron Of virtue,
morality, and christian piety, he il
not what tho world calls rich, but be
is Independent and possesses a treas
ure in his Caroline. that the gold o.
ophir could not buy. Few Of hel
sex have taken such gentle means &c
reclaim their unfortunate husbands
and few ineeed, have been success
ful, in rescuring them from the 'iror
rip" Of the monster intemperance.
CAMDEN,
Democratic banner., 1845-05-24
Take Notice.

IN pursuance Of . desIse os tia Cireuis
ACourt Of Pike Cosu.y, setting as a CONT
of ChanesTy, made in the case Of JOSEPH
AACkAY. against JOHN R. CARTER&
others. ut the April Tenn Of said Court, A.
o.. ls4A The sndeuigned will sell to the
highest bidder for CasA in hand, before the
Court house door, in the Town of Ro wiling
Green, on the first Monday in June rsxt,
between the hours of9 O'Clock in the fuuI-
noon, and 5 O'Clock in the after noon o.
ssid day, Two Slaves, Kingston & Josiah.
the forms now IL the Possession Of JOHN
X. CARTER, and the latter in possession
Of ROBERT HEMPHILL, 10 satisfy tbs
sum Of $O2l II, and interest on the sane
from tbs condition Of said decree, to the
day Of sole. The sad slave Kingston j, to
Be FIRST soid, and in case be should not sch
Tor sufficient to satisiy the said sum of mon
ey, with interest, CASH Of suit, and expeu-
ses OF sale, then the said slave Josiah will
Do next sold, to satisfy ths zane according
to the provisions Of said decree.
JAS. o. BROADHEAD,
CommiUionen
'uay the Co.. v-l3 )
Democratic banner., 1845-05-24
The Climax Of Cheapnessi
THE BOSTON NOTION
OR
UNIVERSAL E4MLLY JOURNAL,

UNIVERSAL FAMILY JOURNAL,
Only 81 per Year,
WHEN TAKEN IN CLUBS o. rESl
n the first OF January. 1914, the
" price Of the Boston Notion WIS
reduced to only One Dollar per an.
mum, when taken In Clubs Of Ten
Four copies. S. per annum-i copy
50 per aEnum. The cash 10 all cases
to accompany the order. This very
great reduction from the former price
Of the Notion makes it empta,ically
the cheapest paper published in the
world. Its Mammoth Dimensions
taken into consideration renders it
one hundred per cent. cheapter than
its contemporaries, the New World
and Brother Johnathan, and 6fty per
cent. cheaper than any OF the Dollar
Weekly's! Nothing but an extraOr.
binary large edition-say 90 to So.
00c-warrants this extraordinary
cheapness.
The Notion isprinted on extra.fne
paper, and in superior style, and con-
tinues the same WIDE range Of litera.
ny novelties and general ne VS. a. here.
tofors. Novels, Tales, Romances,
Scientific and Religious mat,er-Ag.
riculture, Oddities and Fun for the
Million--Splendd Illustrations en-
'graved expressly for the paper-Con.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-24

motion Of a pure Native Literature,
and of a devoted National Spirit
With this view the following premi-
ums are offered:
For the best paper on the present
state of American letters, the pros
pect and mea Of their improve
ment, Soo w
The best review Of the works Of
some Native prose writer, IS w
The best review of the works OF
some Native Poet, IS 90
The best original tale, IS 90
The best original Poem, 80 %
Their publication to commence
with a new volume and the unsuc.
~cessful articles to be at the disposal
Of the Editor.
Many Improvements will DO intro
duced with a new volume, and the
style rendered still mor excellent
As it aspires to be the Literary organ
Of the South and West. it is expect.
ed that they, and the North & East
also, will literally encourage it-as
such. Ii congratulates the West on
the success Of their Naval Deport;
work of its own creation.
The Messenger contains on an av-
erage sixty four pages, q number, SIX.
teen pages more than most OF the s:
Magazines & twice as much as some
of them; and is published monthly, a
As per annum. The volume, ont
iy,ar contains 765 Super Royal Octa
70 pages, at three quarters Of a cen
Der page. Five copies for twent!
dollars.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-24
For Sale,

Iron, Steel, Castings, Horse COLLARS
Hames, Trace-C Chains, Nails, Win
dow-Glass, Putty, Linseed Oil, Tur-
pentine, Goldfish, Mackeral, Gar
den-Hoes, Sad-Irons, Sole and Up,
per Leather, Louisiana Flour, &c,
Sc. All at the lowest cash prices.
BLOCK & son.
Ashley, March 9th, ls45. 3w9
a County Sf Of M Pils' IS.
To Robert Burbridgc, James Burb,
ridge. Patsey Mins. John Burb.
ridge, William BurbriAge, ana
the he,rs Of Polly Jackson, de.
cedsrd:
TAXI NOTICE: That at the en-.
suing term Of the county count for
Pike county, to be begun and held
at the court house, in Bowling Green.
in said county, on the frs, Monday
in June next, or as soon thereafter
as hearing can be had, ! shall max,
application 10 said court for an or
der for the partition and division o
the Slaves belonging to the Ees,a,t
Of Roland Burbridge, deceased, lai'
OF said county; and If partition can
no, be made in kind, for an order o
sale Of said slaves.
WIN. X. BURBRIDGE, in
his own right. and as guardian Of
John G. Burbridge.
April 5th, l845. swIO
Democratic banner., 1845-05-24
A Mothers addressltO her Dy-
> ling Child.

My angel 10y, ,hou'rt nearing fast
The end of thy brief race;
Already Deaths dark wing has CAT
Its shapnw o'er thy face
Must thy ethereal spiri, seek
so soon IFS native skye
Still pslsr grows thy beauteous cheek
csnno; see thee die,
Ny angel boy.
Thou only lie thai binds my soul
To earth, and bids me live;
Thou only though; that comfort now
Or futl hope can give;
Thou sole pride of my widowed heart,
Thou joy-scam to mine eye.
All! must thou from thy mother part!
l cannot SEQ thee die.
My angel boy.
meekly bow before Try throne,
Oh God, nor dare rcpins,
For thou has, bu, recalled thine own;
He is no longer mine.
Oh! if ii be thy gracious will,
Wc soon shall meet on high;
There's hope, there's blessed comfort still
Thy spirit cannot die.
Ny angel boy.
Democratic banner., 1845-05-24

gressional Reports and the Genera
News of the Day--continues to form
the general weekly ingredients Of its
columns. Therei is each week some
thing in it to suit every taste; and
nothing Of an Objectionable charac.
ter will ever be allowed to tarnish its
columns. 1t is in all respects the
most valuable and unexceptional
Family Newspaper in the United
States!!
The first number under this new
arrangement was published on Satur-
day, Jan. 6, 1914, and in that num-
Der was commenced a Laughter
moving Novel, being a humorous COM
panion to Valentine Vox; which work
alone rendered the Boston Notion
when i, was first established the most
popular weekly in the United States.
This new novel il entitled
SYLVESTER SOUND,
The Somnambulist,
By the author Of "Valentine Vox,
the Ventriloquist.'" The chapters
each week are enibellished with a
highly finished illustration represent.
ing the humorous scenes in the work.
The author in his preface say
THE character Of the work will be
essentially humorous; but as the thrill
ing as well as the laughter moving
scenes a Somnambulist may create
are innumerahle, the object proposed
is to excite alternately the deepes. in.
~,eres, and the mos, joyous mirtl,, by
the portrayal Of the extraordinary Po.
,i.lons in which a man who acts uT-
on his dreams may he placed, and the
highly ridiculous terror he may in
spire." From the chapters we have
published of this novel, we are salts
fled it will be o popular than was
valentine Vox." 1t is now in course
I of qualification in London, and We
have made arrangements to receive
. the different numbers in advance Of
Iall others, SO the public may res, as.
sured that We shall not be forestalled
by any other paper in its publication.
Another new feature Of the Notion
is the publication occasionally Of a
. number of humorous cuts after the
d style of the London Punch. These
. will all be engraved in the fines,
= style, and will never be offensive in
J their character.
y With these increased improve
ments and attractions, and the very
grea, reduction in prices, Icing one
hall, We again launch the Boston No
ton upon the sea Of Popular Favor
and feel assured it VIII quickly ar
ri e al the harbor ofTriumri.an' Sue
resS.
rs CT Orders should he aIdrcssed {,
the undersigned. P">ima>rers re
r hitting us an order for Ten 9, pie
r shall be entitled TO an extra COPY 70
ltEeir own use.
-, Back numbers oil Tie Nulirn fron
the commencement Of 'Sylvssts
,Sound,r will te furnished TO ali new
subscribers.
GEORGE ROBERTS.
,, Publisher Boston Notion.
o No 8 and ), State ST., Boston
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Dry Goods,

ALSO Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, &c., &c.
Which they are determined 10 sell
very low for CASH or Good Mer-
charitable Produce. Having purchased
their stock at a very small advance on
Eastern cost, they are therefore enabled
to sell the same much cheaper than they
have ever before been offered in this
part of the country. They respectfully
invite their old customers and the pub.
lie generally, to COM and examine iheiI
stock and prices; their motto being
Quick sales and small profits.