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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-30

CtRHAT DISCOVERY IN TnE TEAI-.

6NREtF DISCON cry IN TUE HEAL
- ING ART. -lmportont to invalids and friends
oil thc sick Medicine, however cliiracious has |.
WAYS been taken with dissatisfaction low the sick
OWING 10 It's unplca SAINT nature. Hence it haS ever
been the study ofali great PHYSICIANS to disguise it,
nauSeoua taste but their efforts have never been
crowned with complete success. 1t was lcft for D.
smith TO accomplish. Having rivcn the subject his
unremiuinr attention for nearly two years he has
after spending Il considerable amount Of money
produced a medicine which, while it is every wav
agreeable to the palate, Is sure TO triumph over DIS
BASE and all opposition, and to repay him for his
devotion to the Improvement of medical science
-n-n Z. ~. -
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-30

NON'T COMPLAIN ANY DIORE-Choicc
- SHAVING CREAM. If you wish to oh, ain n
line and rich cmollient lathcr, without which no
one can shave with comfort, try &" HENRY'S CHI
MESE SHAVING CREAM prepared by A. b. &
ID. Sands Co., New York.
shaving that makes the skin smooth, and the
beard soft, is extremely valuable to those with ten
der faces. ilcnry's Chinese Shaving Cream DOS
teSStS double quality. 1t not only softens the
beard but hcals all cuts and eradcatcs those Iittc
plInpIes which render shaving so unpleasant TO
some. Its cmollicnt powers cannot be too highly
PRAISED. IL gives pleasant feeling to the skin at
ter the razor has done its duty and leaves it smooth
ana Tree from blcnsb. better compound was
never invented or offered for sale For sale at thu
Drug Store, Hi III St. doors below Middle
July ~ CHAS. IL HEINITSH. A rcnt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-19
From the Lowell Offering.
The Wasted 7loyers.

On the velvet banks of a rivulet
sat rosy child. Her lap was filled
with flowers, and a garland of rose
buds was twined around her neck.
Her face was as radiant as the sun
shine that fell upon it; and her
voice was clear as that of the bird
which warblcd at her side. The
little stream went singing on, and
with every gush of its music the
child lifted up the flowers in its
dimpled hand, and, with a merry
laugh, threw it upon its surface. In
her glcc she forgot that her trea.
sures were growing less, and with
the swift motion of childhood, she
flung them upon the sparkling tide,
until every bud and blossom had
disappeared. Then, seeing her loss,
she sprang upon her feet, and burst
ing into tears, called aloud to the
stream, "bring back my llowerSn'
But the stream danced along regard
less of her tears and as it bore the
blooming burden away, her words
come back i'll haunting echo along
its rccdy margin. And, long after,
amid the wailing of Che breeze, and
the litlul bursts of childish grief,
was heard the fruitlcSs cry, '.bring
back my llowers!' Merry maiden !.
who art idly wasting the precious
moments so bountiiully bestowed
upon thee, see in the thoughtlcss
inpulsivc child, an emblem Of thy
self. Each moment is a pcriumed
flower. Let its fragrance be dis
pcncod in blessings on all around
thee and ascend as sweet incense to
its bcnciicent givcr, Else, when
thyu hast carelessly flung them from
thee, and sent them rccccdng on
the swift waters Of time, thou wilt
cry in tones more sorrowful than
those of the child, "bring back my
flowers ~ And the only answer
will be on echo from the shadowy
past, "bring bach my Rowers -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-19
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1915

of attire, that rests on the ground
farther off.
Now it is to be believed that, al
the point where the cloak touches
the elbow, spring of powerful kind
passes up the sleeve Of the arm, and
bends down under the body, placing
him probably upon noop. The
other end Of the spring passes off,
and finds its support under the Sc
cond or farther off cloak. The spring.
in all likelihood, can be folded up in
divisions, so as to be easily conceal
ed while the awning is thrown over
the juggler at the close of the per-
formancc, and before he gives liber-
ty to the spectators to examine the
spot, which he usually does.
This is the received explanation
of the feat, but there is still some
difficulty in understanding the ma
ture of weight or support which is
placed beneath the cloak. This
must evidently be of considerable
power to sustain his frame; and how
he gets it out of the way is not east
ly seen. The feats are the result of
surprising art, address or contri-
vance; and for such the natives of
India certainly far excel the whole
world.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-19
VOL. VINO. l3.

attempted TO estimate the value in
this country to the national wealth
of a single days sunshine; but our
arithmetic is not well addaptcd to
such thirgs. There are influences
collateral, unobserved, or remote, in
the dew-drop, and the. sunbeam,
and the training in a virtuous home,
which you cannot bring within the
compass of your calculation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-19
RUTH.

She stood breast high amid the corn,
Clasped by the golden light Of nom,
Like the sweetheart of the sun,
Who many glowing kiss had won.
On her cheek an autumn flush
Deeply ripened such blush
In the midst Of brown was born,
Like red poppieS grown with corn.
Round her eyes her tresscs felt:
Which were blacklist none could tell;
But long lashes yelled light
That had else been all too bright.
And her hat, with shady brim.
Made her tressy forehead dim -
Thus she stood among the stocks,
Praising God with sweetest looks.
Sure, | said, heaven did not mean
Where | reap thou shouljst but CLEAN !;
Lay thy sheaf adown and come
Share my harvest and my home.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-19
BY HISE & OSMAN.
WHERE ~ aIOylEr

It's home where'cr the heart is,
Where e'ere its loved ones dwell,
In cities or in cottages,
Thronscd haunts or messy dell;
The heat = rover ever,
And thus IN wave and wild,
The maiden with her lover walks,
The mother with her child.
lis bright where'cr the heart il.
Its airy spells ran bring
Fresh fountains to the wilderness,
Aud to the desert springs.
There are green isles in each ocean,
Der which affection gliles;
And haven on each shore,
Where Loves the star that guides.
lis free where'er the heart is;
Nor chains, nor dungeon dim,
May check the minds aspirings,
The spirits pealing hymn
The heart gives life It's beauty,
Its glory aud its power
IT'S sunlight to its rplng stream,
And soft dew to its flower.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-09-19

yard, lar beyond tie wide waters,
has an eternal greenness in his me-
mory, for there, perhaps, lies 'dar-
ling child or 'swate crather' who
once loved him. The New World
is forgotten for the moment; blue
Killarney and the Liffey sparkle
before him, and Glendalougt
streaches beneath him its dark still
mirror; he sees the same evening
sunshine rest upon and hallow alike
with Natures blessing, the ruins OF
the Seven churches of Ireland's
apostolic age, the broken mound OF
the DruidS, and the Round Towers
of the PhGnician worshippers-
beautiful and mournful recollections
of his home waken within him and
the rough and seemingly careless
and light. hearted laborcr mclts into
tears. 1t is no light thing to aban-
don ones own native country and
household goods. Touching and
beautiful was the Injunction of the
prophet of the Hebrews 'Ye shall
not Cypress the stranger, for ye
hnosc the heart ofMe stranger, see
ing that ye were strangers in the
land of Egypt
81 love my own country, ! have
a strong New England feeling; but
| am no friend of that narrow spirit
Of mingled national vanity and reli-
gious intolerance, which, under the
specious pretext of preserving our
institutions from foreign contamina-
ton, has made its appearance among
us. reverence man. Be he Irish
or Spanish, black or white, he is my
brother man. | have no prejudices
against other nations-I cannot re-
gard the people of England as my
enemies, nor sympathize with that
clustering sham-patriotism, which is
ever exclaiming, like the giant of
the nursery tale.
Fee-law-fum
smell the blood of an Englishman-
Dead or alive will have some
II remember that the same sun that
shines on England's oyalty and
priestcraft, steams also into the dus-
ty workshop of Ebenezer Elliot
rests on the drab coat of the Bir-
Quaker rerormer-greets
O'Connell through the CRATES of his
prison-slorilies the grey locks of
Clarkson, and gladdens the heroic
hearted Harriet Martineau in her
sick chamber at the mouth of the
Tyne. With heart and soul | re-
spond TO the sentiments of Chan
ming, when speaking of a foreign ma
ton: 'The nation is not an abstrac-
ton to me it is no longer a vague
mass it spreads out before me into
individuals, in a thousand interest
ing forms and relations ; it consists
of husbands and wives, parents and
children it consists of Christians
united with me to the common
Saviour, and in whose spirit | rever-
encc the likeness of his divine vir-
tue it consists of vast multitude
of laborers at the plough and in the
workshop, whose tolls | sympathizc
with, whose burden should rejoice
to tighten, and for whose elevation
have pleaded; it consists of men
Of science, taste, and genius, whose
writings have bcguiled my solitary
hours, and given life to my intellect
md best Affections"
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More erideMCe Of thc pO,rer Or
COMPOUND SYRUP
or Tar y EJOOs5 .NisDshU.

CONSERVATIVES, DOUBT NO LONGER! but read the fol-
owing aud tgiecH ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE.
PnLApELpHIA, April 1915.
HEREBY certify that during lherius in Soulhw ark
o July last, "wlng 10 exposure snd fatigue In the per-
iormance IT military duty my health received severe
shock. 10 The latter Of August. all the SYMPTOMS
Of PULMONARY CONSUMPTION appeared Al
this jnnclure called my first hyslcian " ho attend
cd me weeks without benefit aud told me dis met
y that he considered my disease Jeyond The reach Of
human AID. lie now ceased his visits; every SYMPTOM
getting worse; pain IN the side aud breast difficulty Of
breathing. raising blood, par Of The heart niu
sweals, hectic fever, &c, ard was weak was un
able 10 from bed or dress without assistance cough
racking and vi dent, frequently causing me to bring up
blood. now called in another physician. who al once
recommended the use Of ThomIson's Cumpounu Syrup
OF Tar and Nood Napiha and when | had got through
the fourth bottle able d,ess myself aud come
Down Stairs without assistance, and by The time had
finished my twelfth bottle my appetite and strength re.
lnrnrd, all HE symptoms disappeared and the disease
was subdned and IN common with thousands of Others
who have been cured by this me licine testify that to
It's mondeyd pouers, | alone my rps,ora ion to
health. JAMES ANDREWS
2l7 Calhaflne Street.
The above valuable medicine is for sale by
JOHN. ii. SEAY, ID. uggia
Agent for Lynchburs aud vicinity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-25

The Senate liles ad jnururd.
UuItsE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

] 1lDISF Df REPRFsEN lAI " rs.
+ The SPEAKER anpuuncrd the fesiln"ns Tor ihs
Annexation al leAas 10 ne the 6fs business IA od'f-
/ Mr.. MCCONNELL telute the reading III lie fesnln
lons. and beiue The Iuuse isiiIy IN order, moved
lhr prev ioas aUesiina.
/ The SPEAKER entertained the motion, bnl hrsl
sfdsfed the ieslni"s ia be- read.
The motion Tor The previous question frnewtd ny
Mr. MCCONNELL.
Nh DOUGLASS appealed 10 Mr.. Mcconnell 10
Withdraw The n.niilo.
j Mr.. RA1lIBUN expressed his belief that The reso-
lu,igns had beca nefmd 10 the Committee Of The
Nhulr.
] TIE SPEAKER deeid, d that no such reference va.
made.
Mr. iIERRiCk. Of New York moved 10 lay the res
ooiions nn The table. The y,as and nays were ofdtf
I'd, aud The vpic wasnyes o. noes AZ
/ HE previous question was then seconded, b. voe
OF % Ia ST.
The question required shall The main question be now
Mr.. SCilENCk, Of Ohio. called Ior the yeas and
ns,s. lie wished 10 who would be willing 10 re
cord iheIr roi.s IA favor Of such proposition.
he yeas and nays ordered and while The
names "-fe being called, several members In kno"
lie ffleci Of lir R,"uus Inch had been submitted.
The SPEAKER announced that unless The main
question was now put the whole question would 80 over
I'm II onurfow.
The vote was announced as los in favor Of The main
question, and 80 against IT,
division ii The question then called for, which
The SPEAKER declded 20 he Out ,i order
Ihe question returned NOW upon the eGgrnssment oi
The IfsoIOIions. The yeas and nays ordered, when
Nj HUNT. Of n. Y, asked 10 be excused from vo
ing; the gnrsli'r he sad II the greatest mag
nl'ude. and br called upon upon u without
opportunity 10 offer an aur ndInent, 10 express his
opnion upon II. lie Denounced The proceedings
infringement nj th" right of discussion. Mr. IL.
here called 10 oder, and aerw ards excused from W
liny
The question Of engossing The Resolutions was sus-
'ained by the House. ayes al, nays 81.
The Speaker. now put the Resolutions upon their
passage.
Mr.. ROCKWELL, Of Mass obtained the focr, and
spoke mildly o the act before the House and Of the
usual manner laI had been taken, hurry such guess
lion through The House lie opposed the admission OF
Texas, IN consequence ol he enlargement gave the
Slave territory OF TIE country and objected to some Of
the pr"sisl""s IN the constitution Of Texas. Mr.. X.
concluded with motion 10 recominIt with Instructions.
TO insert provso, that there should be slavery
voluntary s'rsude III T.Nas except Tor purposes Of pun
lshmrht.
The SPEAKER decided the motion 10 rccomm to
be IN order.
The majority If the dominant party were opposed -
he decision of the Speaker WAS first sustained 81 To
-, and then reversed ulon a motion 10 consider 9G 10
%
After great confusion and much ascension upon points
Of order The lluuse was brought vote upon The
ln'Ions-A,es l1l Nays Sc.
motion was made 10 reconsider this vote and lost,
alter ''hleh The House adjourned.
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'is aud thu qa'.tnn MI ie.k,'. sm ndt.cni rs'
drrid.d Ia u. aIlitr ,tiv, ~ tilnas:
/ Arss-M essr- ". u. b. Gusts s,ufhall. Bfasn
ot Aibemsre. Issm. Iiapr. Posrll, NJ ssir. D,ekin-
st'n 81 Bath. But~,il. Mttrhell, u ak, tanphrll,
lha"Psen vi Boieiuuti Miller. Tumhuil. Bac,ek,
ti~d. laler. Fox. linadus. luhs1n Hall Of Fauqusr
M'Cluag. Des.ins, ~ nsn. VAIL Gather, PegdlnIun.
Lake. Parks, CallIson. Ednunds. Thompson" III lamp
shire. Brown 81 Hanover. f~, Flowers, MRie. Tut-
nrr. Towner, Patrick, Don, Goare Etlsry, Gmdon.
t'u. Edmoudsen. Michael. kllhy Nalis. Harper. Eds-
ingion, limcr, amer. Afbcssi, Cooke Falnax Ioug,
Lyons. Pniclard. Gold. i1.rrr. Mauz. Inuso. ia
gate Denspn. Suekey, Tate. Holiday. Chnn, Wc.
Funs,eu, G1,dson, Ncal. Ieliweh-7g.
Nors.--hlessrs. Code (spcak.r.) J. u. Cnstis,
Macl,", Dickinson :" Canline. Lacy. Darlington.
Nnlfre, Thompson Of Dinw ddie. Mss, STREET. saun-
dsfs, jones', Walker, iiieii. Godwin. Howard. Wal
lace. Games. M1niy~. Taylor. Banks. Csyl"n, Wade.
ietby. Nidde'nn. Oliver, DAVIS, A'pherson, raium.
Syne, Dr,, N'Dearnon, Daniel, Bnwner. Sfeiher,
Sshteli, Dhlafd, Freeman, kicr-39.
MI Mafiz moved NJ amendment la make The road 40
'eei, '"sie' Of Go This Was accepted by Mr.. Good.
SON. sns adopicd.
NJ. lIawe moved to amrnd. b, requiring that the
money appropriated shall he laid finishing The
fr,i psri of The ruad from Buchanan as lar as the
ney viii 90.
The bill WAS then ordered 10 b, engrossed, by vote
ol 66 10 81.
Mr. LenwicL moved 10 lay The bills in progress the
iaoir agfHd 10.
good deal Of conversation occurred between Messs.
N.rby, Edmundr, Cndsun and Psndieiou, as 10 the
proper day lnr the consideration :" The south Western
X ad bill, but ho moiion made 10 day. and the
bill viii cuinr up II, norrpw In the regular order.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Committee OF Claims reported bill concerning
Henry 1n.ge Of the County oi Painck-in favor oil Pc
tuner
The same Committee reported bill in favor Of John
f.. Dgklnson OF the county III Pnls, lyania.
PEII lions.
By Mr. Edmunds petit ION Of the Convention of Col
eers asking aid from The Literary Fund IN behalf u
the Colleges Of The State.
BY MI Patrick two petitions Of snndfy citizens Of
kanawhs, for The formation VI county out Of paris
of ksnawhs. Cabel aud Mason.
On motion Of Mr.. leitach, the House adjourned.
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ORGANIZER 9Th, Is Id.

II r. o. PETERS is Ibis moraing opening a
IL. lot OF NEW GOODS. received by express , ia
rect irum the importers, consisting IN part of
pc. super black French Cloth. which will com
pare with any French Cloth IN this market,
Is. Fnnch Doe Skin Cashmere, (super.)
pc. super black Satin Nesting,
alsD, fine assortment OF CASHMERES, warrant
ed all wool, with HE Velvet Ribbon 10 iriL, them
white aud red Fannels, Tweed Cassimeres. Blankets,
Linstys. heavy WoolIrns, &c.
Persons waiting any of the above Goobs. would do
well 10 give call, as am determined Ia sell them
very low. ID. L. Z. PETERS.
Dec 4w If
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EDGEyVONTM SEMINARY.
LIBERTY. BEDFORD Co, "a.

LIBERTY DEDFORD 20, Va.
KS. F.. '. IOMA\. having ASSOCIATED MRS
AN1 JANE TANLpE WoRllllNGrON in the
mannrneu OF this Institution, It's exercises Will be cen
lihntd, upon the same terms as heretofore.
The undersigned Trustees aud Patrons OF this Insu
tion take pleasure IN assuring the public that an expe
ence of twelve months enables them recommend Mrs
T.. " Iomsx. as a lady who has in every respect
redeemed The high reputation which preceded her
They are satisfied that The connection announced above
VIII e'SnTe Ia those interested IN Female Educa,ion ad
Vahlasts Tor the Improvement OF the minds and the for.
na,l'' oil The manners OF pupils inferior none IN Viz
GINA. WILLIAM TERRY
WM. M. BURWElL,.
WIN. DICKINSON, in.
RO. CAMPBELL,
J.. SllUMAKER,
JOS. WILSON,
WIN COOK,
NV. WlNGFlELD,
JNO. +. SALE,
SAMl.. RlTCHEY,
DIR. THO. 7. MITCHELL,
DIR. SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
ARMSrEAD OIEY.
Oct, 6 =.
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on Drrs. on IMPORTANT SUBJECTS.

OK DTS, On IMPORTANT St IJECTS.
Washington correspondents give the r~pnft tia, the
Drrpan neeu ation is b. Transferred 10 Iuudon.
Mr. McLane aud Lord Aberdeen will have charge OF il.
lhe report is that the steamer which sailed as previ
us 10 The delivery The Presidents Message ca,lied
ut instructions 10 NJ. McI.ane on thai SUBJECT.
AbpIher rep1n is that Mr.. sIde our new Minister
- Mexico, has had Instructions despatched Ia hin OF.
et,.e liberal sum 10 Mexico 10 include California IN
,jiushg boundaries.
The National lurlligencer thinks these suggestions
IRE not made without some authority. Indeed there is
IN air Of probability about them. aud the high gn und
.umed by Government may have been taken only 10
1--WE rrom 10 fall a little iRich. Whig.
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.v'OY'HCE.

PURSUANT 10 a deed Of trust executed to me by
l. A. &. Elliott and Il. a. Elliott, certain pufpp-
therein specified, shall, the 18Th day OF Janua
ny, 1876, sell al public auction. the
HOUSE and LOT,
occupied by Elliott & Brother tobacco factory -
his is desirable situation and the house is large,
foomy, and we'll arranged 'or extensive anu
ring business. Terms made knoan The day OF sale.
RICHARD TREE, Trustee
n. D.-I'he debts of Ei,iuu s. Brother, A. e. E,.
wi and r. A. Elliott provided for in the deed
will be taken in payment The title to The above
property believed 10 be good out acting trustee, !
shall ony convey such title as is vested IN me-
X. TYREE. Trustee.
Dec. Is tl9J
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LOST,

GONE WHERE between Lynchhurg and Camp
- bell CT. Ilo., a pair SADDLE BAGS, containing
one black Satin Vest, pair blue Cassine, Panalu1ns
Canton Flannel under Shr, pair Drawers bottle Of Dr.
Chrlstt's Magnetic Fluid aud some other snail things
The finder viii be suitably rewarded by leaving them
and contents al the store vi Mr. John &. Shackriord
JOHN LONG.
Dec. % 2,u#
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ClOths, CnssiMseSes NMA I'esiiMgs

they Halter themselves cannot be eXceIIed, and extra
Bargains will be offered and guaranteed To purchasers
To those in want of EXTRA FINE CLOTH, they
would invite their particular attention to pieces Biu-
'eys finest make french which for luslre. durability
and texture are unsurpassed.
Not Wishing To fill loo large space in the papers
these econimca times and avoid put they
dispense with an enumeration Of their stock aud say 10
heir rierds and the public that their stock was never
letter aud mole desirable and is their determination
10 a" business IN III. Cheapest Cash principle aud be
an1ersoli by no uae in markrt whairvrr.
ADAMS & WILKINSON.
E.aA Square.
SEPT % tsu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-25

CHRISTMAS.

"a' nose IN our employ may enjoy the 6s,ivi,,.
Tue .h's'"as holydays. no paper Nh be issn.IF
this 'ffire on Monday next. '''"'' Id
w ne vote for Richie & lIeiss f.r P,.,c p,.
il ,l.a Senate, was q In % '''' INT
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ron E:E.N'T',
NEW FALL GOODS.

VINfiE subscribers beg leave To announce to their
Il friends and the public generally. that they have
eceved nearly the whue of their
FALL AND ULNTER STOCK or DRY
q q o ID y
among which will be found every variety Of
fashionable dress goods for the Ladies.
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FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
or PfHL1DELPiLl
CAPITAL $4,000 PAID IN

ME subscriber being appointed agent Of the Frank,
Il lin Fire Insurance Company. OF Philadelphia, Tor
the Town Of lynchbnrg aud lis ncghborhood will receive
orders ior assurances against loss by fire Buildings
Furniture, Goods, Wares and Merchandise. the
M st reasonable terms. All urders for insurance b,
man promptly attended 10,
Nj. w DAVENPORT.
Dec. % 1t-E
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~ NEW GOODS.
w have received new aud splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS.

which in addition To former supply. renders our
sortaent complete, embracing both Staple and Fancy
articles Our customers will find every thing they de-
sire and prices as low they eau be sold at any 9th
er house IN the place
We have also on hand an extensive assortment, Of
Hats, Bouls, Shoes. sc. &c. which will be offered
the adv ambiguous terms.
All persons in Of Good Bargains, invited 10
give call.
:. GUGGENIIEIMRR s BROTHER.
Sent % lsf