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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

gle object or work, to be distinctly speci-
fled therein; which law shall provide the
ways and means, exclusive OF loans, 10 pay
the interest of such debt or liability as il
falls due, and also TO pay and discharge
the principal of such debt or liability with.
in thrty-fye years from the lime Of con.
tracing thereof, and shall be irf"oealable
until such debt or liability, and he inte.
rest thereon, are fully paid and discharg.
ed; and no such law shall take effect until
it shall, at general election, have been
submitted to the people, and have receive.
ed the sanction of majority Of all the
votes cast for and against il at such cleo.
ton, and all money to be raised by the
authority of scuh law shall be applied on
ly to specific object stated therein, and
to the payment Of the debt thereby created.
The constitution of Iowa, adopted on
the first day of November, 1914, declares,
article 8, the same provisions Of the con-
stitulion OF New Jersey, just quoted, ma.
king 1t further necessary to publish the
law for three months in the newspapers Of
the State preceding the election.
A great improvement on these proy-
sions would be to prohibit the Legislature
from proposing as well as contracting debt,
leaving the matter TO an original Conven-
ton from the people, which could always
be got together for subject Of manifest
importance,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05
A DEMOCRAT.

MISSISSIPPI S WISE EXAMPLE FOLLOW.
ED.--Gov. Wright of Now York recon-
mends an amendment Of the Constitution
prohibiting the borrowing of money un-
less the law for the purpose is previously
submitted 10 The people and receives their
sanction. The new State of Iowa has
adopted the same feature in her Conslitu.
ton. Louisiana will do the same by her
present Convention; and we have no
doubt most of the States will sooner or To-
ter follow suit by the adoption of so wise
check to improyident and corrupt legis.
laiures. We beg TO ask however, what
earthly good can such provisions do, il
Notwithstanding their violation. "honor
and dignity"-as some of our citizens in
sist 'here-compel the payment of debts
otherwise contracted, any how. OF what
benefet can the provision be unless it is
enforced? Be assured that Mississippi re.
pudiation, much as it has been misunder.
stood and abused, is truly the GROWING
honor of Constitutional RepubIicanism,
and is destined tc be the bulwark OF The
people in more States than one against the
bargaining OF corrupt men in power.
Sentinel.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05
C ON M n MfcatfoNg.


For the Mississippi Democrat
F. c. JONES:
Dear Sir-Haying been solicited by ma
ny Of my friends to become a candidate
for re election to the office of Sheriff, take
this method 10 inform them, and my friends
in general that if the Democratic County
Convention should nominate me, will run,
but should they think any other man more
suitable, | pledge myself to support him.
Your friend,
WIN. RANSOM.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

A hostile meeting took place on the 9th
ult. near Savannah, Ga. between Thos.
Butler King and Charles Spalling, late OPP
posing candidates Tor Congress from thai
district Two shots we're exchanged, and
The honorable men shook hands and left
the ground together.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

The citizens of Massachusetts we're a
good deal surprised TO find that Governor
Briggs did not declare war against South
Carolina in his message 10 the Legisa-
lure. We question if Massachusetts could
get her militia 10 leave the State. They
wouldn't in the last war. standard.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

IowA.--This new State contains one.
third more territory than Virginia, the larg-
est State IN the Union, and as much as the
great STATES Of New York aud Pennsylya-
MIA together.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

I'D LANKS. - Magistrates Summons,
I'D and Sheriff s forthcoming Bonds,
on hand and for sale at the Democrat office
Blanks of all kinds printed 10 order, at
shoIt notice, and on as reasonable terms
as at any Office in the Slate.
January 90
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

Mr.. Yancey, of Ala, made a speech on
the Texas question, in Congress on tho 7th
instant, which is spoken of with the most
enthusiastic praise. Mr.. Yancey has be-.
come at once the most popular orator in
Congress.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

r. L. lIammetl has retired from The odi-
Iorial chair Of the Vicksburg Whig. lie
in,im lies that he will soon resume the ed
torial hbors 10 some other field. The
Wing has lately been enlarge aud much
improved.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

NoTHtNG COULD BE RETrER.--ll is now
confidently stated that Mr. Polk has oiler-
ed to continue Mr. Calhoun in bis present
office, in the coming administration, and
thai Mr.. Calhoun has accepted the offer
Sentinel
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

In the Circuit Court Of said county, 10
April term, Nd. 1915.
Samuel y. Moore ATTACHMENT FOR
George W. II. Brown,) SlVoo'
~ HE attachment in this case having
q been returned executed by leyying
the same on all that portion of The south
west quarter Of section hirty.lwo, of town
ship nineteen north, range one east, which
is situated and lies east Of the Yazoo riv-
err, in the county Of Carroll, as the proper
ty Of the defendant, George w. II. Brown
NoTrcE is HEREBY Given, That unless
the defendant shall appear at the next
term of the Circuit Court, 10 be holden al
the Courthouse in the town Of Carrollton,
on the first Monday in April merit, give
special bail, plead, answer, or demur to said
action, judgment final will be rendered
against him by default, and the property
so attached will be sold to pay plaintiff 3
claim and costs.
r. a. SEWARD, Clerh.
Carrolllon, Jan'y IS, AID. 1916. TAT
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

STEREOTYPE Plates are now prepared
10 Germany from east iron The discuy-
cry will enable books 70 be published for
lover price than ever.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

TnE RUMoR,-The rumor that Colonel
Benton will yield TO the force of public
sentiment, and become an advocate of inn
mediate annexation, on such terms as will
be accepted by the Government Of Texas,
is becoming more extensively credited in
the political circles every day. We feel
confident that he will not again WELD his
tremendous energies against the measure.
lie must be satisfied that General Jackson's
earnest letter to Mr.. Blair, a mutual friend,
was not "vicariously" obtained, nor "yica-
riousy" published. And he must be a.
ware that General Jackson's opportuni-
ties of knowing the difficulties aud dan
gers of delay, have been of such ma.
ture, OF such precision, as TO preclude
the possibility Of mistake.
The rumor referred to has been consid.
erabIy strengthened by paragraph in the
Richmond Enquirer, which states that the
editor has received information of The in
lention of Colonel Benton 10 abandon his
BILL MadiSoaian.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

d. O. snArrucK. JOSHUA wHiTNoRE
CtfATTUCK g. WHlrMORE, Aaor
- Hess at Lap-- Will practice ia the
Courts OF Holmes and Carroll.
J. Whilmore's ohice Of Carrolllon.
Jlnuary !, 1915. aft
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05
New Hotel.

HNHE subscriber having opened 10.
tel at Carrolllon, in the house for
merry occupied by James Shirley, Esq. re.
spectiully solicits a share Of public pa
tronage. w. G. HALE.
p s. Ny stables are good, and the best
attention paid 70 horses.
Dec. 20, 1874. 2-if
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

An ruE DrosNcY, &c.-1he Naichez
Courier las an editorial under the caption
Of capt Tyler and the other Thieves"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05
AdrninistratOr,s Notice.

n E"TERS Of Administration having
been granted 10 the undersigned, by
the Probate Court Of Carroll county, Mis-
sissippi, al the January term, lS45, thereof,
on the estate of +. X. Woodson, deceased,
all persons having claims against said es'
tate are notified TO present them duly au-
ihenlicated within the lime prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
A. $. WOODsON, Admir-
ofesiaie of r. II Woodsoa, decd.
January 7, 1915. 4-Ot
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

The CHINA TREATY.-It is said the
China Treaty was unanimously confined
by the Senate on The l7ih ui.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05
Executors Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
~ the estate Of James II. Howse, deed,
are hereby notified to present them proper
ly authenticated within the time prescnb-
cd BY law, or they will be forever barfedi
and those indebted 10 said estate will please
call and settle the same.
TITUS HOWARD, r..
o. l.. KlMBROUGH, ~A ""
Lat pW s. testament o ut. HoIose, decd.
January o. ls45 dot
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05
ALBERT GALLATIN ON TEXAs.

The letter OF Albert Galatin, addressed
to David Dudly Field, and written by re-
quest, but for what purpose we know not,
unless It was 10 give character and weight
TO the opinions Of certain leading wings
of New York, takes like hot cakes among
the wings in general, because Mr.. Gallatin
is democrat and because his letter oppo-
SEES enc of the several propositions made
in congress for the annexation of Texas
1t is however merely an opinion, entering
into no argument, and the objections which
are urged, are, indeed, only technical, APP
plying solely to the bills of Messrs. Nc
Duffie and lngersoll, which quote the re,
jecled treaty as a proper basis fora law of
annexation. The name of Mr.. Gallatin
is entitled to reverence, and his opinions
also are eminenlly worthy OF considera-
ton. But, we humbly submit, that the
opinion of no man is to be taken as au-
thority, or to operate any further than it
has argument to back it. Admitting,
however, that the views Of Mr.. G. in The
case before us, are in all particulars cor
rect, the propositions which will probably
receive the consideration of congress are
moi obnoxious to the structures in which he
INDUCES, and as far as we are aware have
not as yet been attacked on the score of
consitulionaIity. Our opponents are per-.
fectly welcome TO all the advantages they
can get from the opinions of Mr. Gallatin,
Mr.. Benton, Mr.. Van Buren,, or any other
democrat who may differ with the great
body of the party on The subject OF An.
neSation. - Correspondent.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

Mn. Claws rosTAGE.-We see a para
graph going the rounds, which states that
Mr.. Clay has been subjected to tax of
$4,000 postage during the recent Presi-
deniial campaign. The statement IS IN
true. Mr.. Gays postage did not amount
TO s l,000--nor $500, nor 500, includ-
ing papers, pamphlets, and letters, during
the whole Of last year This we say up
on good information. .MddisOnidn.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

o. In the last Mississippian, we find
the following letter from Auditor Matthews
in relation TO the collection Of double tar.
eS from defauIlers:
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05

Hon. DANIEL STURGEON has been re-.
elected U. S. Senator from Pennsylvania.
He was re elected on the first ballot re-
ceiying ~ votes out of 1871. The defeat
Of The renegade Porter is Joyous inlel'i-
gence to The democracy Il Mississippian.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-02-05
The state OF vEississippi,l

CARROLL COUNTY, IS
In the Circuit Court Of said county, TO
April term, AID. 1915.
Samuel Moore
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
4 VENDRF

Ilaas "a PaOjSSc d'0aost Raloa Ragge,
Ua terrain cont 'aant trojs arppns six nttaa
face ap ilcuvn, san luatrc-vinrtde profondruF
entire llgnes parallales, ct ayaut soixanlp ~.
pena adn lotfain en- culture, ayee los aoa
Itprattons qul ~ troHyent, Ia dla terre "a,
traarcho en- bots Ct ben ebuuue, 6taai h prs
prihIt depcndantde In Succession De roa Fran.
cois Leieune,
Les conditions sent On trojs tesmca rrauy
don't Ia premiere cchera en- Aare 1916, 10 ee.
coad ca mars lSiI ct t. tr6fsi1ne IN mars
l9n, en- bllluts ca~ntjeAnS$N Iii asef4fartion
dos bert lcfs, HoFtant bait pour cons dinttr%t
arras I'ecll5ahce, hYpotbeqno reserve ayer
Confession de ing mont, IasqU'au plfIait paic.
mcnt Vi III die tcrro n'cet paa venluo d'lci
au@0 derenhre p]rucla5p a l'amabte. clio gera
M SO ! fcnean pubic, 10 dit Jour, par 10 luna
soas2gn6 q * oficio e]ntan,our.
22nor Ia y, FAEROTP.J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
Cheapest and Best Goods

Al tha Yatt1@ stofe-U ader HE TW
mi G0aa-Fancy pein8t Of latest style
assorted do, French do, half f6g dc
mourning DO new Style half mourning de
fancy Dlugsd1 blue plaind domestice apfert
checks sbirllBg stripes; blue DENNIS as
sorted eaAbnads8, ianeg Gattgnadas bread
COTTON damHsk bed Ticks, btuwn linen, net
ting white and brown table cloths; CAntop,
daHnet8, ]iahnoIa, nruleb1in assimerrs. black.
Alpaca, green ClrGaaian, assorted EBgltsh
MctinGrs birached demesliGs, unblcacbFs
d., sadIle l%anFets, eolered eambfiee. Biaft
bombasette, cotton v~elgCta, extra h~nhshHaet
silk, Irish Linens, CorsCis and corded skirts
gum elastic suapenders, black silk e%tavals,
furniture prints, Madras HandBerebiels la
dies Stockings Of All kinds, mems halfhuse.
babies might caps, bllildfet do, matra#a bind
lngs, wor#tedfdo To- egHtdu, werHfad serge, white
and coiorod Gtot gloves, cotton umbrellas,
bUnhels aud bonnet ribbon, Linen Bosom
sfirts, side combs (ahell and hofnt) MaslinB
and tae0nst5,
Doors 1gD aHoEs.-Calfs sewed boots,peg.
ged do, Kip do, mud do.
Mems calf seWed brogans, peggad j., kip
do, Greoie po, F15sttdo.
Ladies' walkins shoes, brosans Of alIktnds
kid slips, Misses do Chillren'5 shoes Of va
rl0us kinds,
HITS mil Capa-OHsstmer hats, broad
brim bats Eblaeh aud whitet glazed caps,
cloth aud glazed do, fur do,
HARDWARE-poetet Knives, scissors,
~fa1ors, Butcher Knives, ableskntves aud fotbs
carving do, shoemakers' Knives, planes as
sorted, ehiseI5, augerH, squadts, drawing
tniYes, GompasaeF, castings, BfiEnnnia metal
spoons, German silver do, Iron do, French
lochs, knob locks, improved patent knob dos
Knob Latehe#, Norfolk do, brass plated spurs,
premium sere wB, patent batt and strap hin
ess. cut tacfB, bcaJs4silver thtmbless in1itH-
ton d., waitass, saueepans spades, s]htngiibg
hatchets, &e,
Gp0CEERY-granite dtshes, al sizes
ealad.dp, dt5ner, broadcast and soup pIfaea
cgfse aid ten cups. bowls, white and painted
aud baath8-HHd various ether ARTICLES
too numerous 10 mention.
6FCah nnl examine before purchasing
= CHA5. a. HILL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
ErAr DE "a LoulsT4NE.

Coon les Preuyes-paroissb d'E,t Baton
Rnt4n.
Dams l~'air4re de Ia Succession de lima
Montgomery deeedee..
WlHiamD liza, ovaeutcur testamertsiro
~ Ia daFnieGo voInnte ct tosta menl d. Jnne
Huntg mery, deeeiee, aya0t dispose dnns
Ia com des prouves le Connie do son adm.
rjstratjou daaS Ia Succession do IN dtte IA.
iu0te. Avis est par le pr0seRt donn6 b
tons ceaN lRlHteSs6es de fare ennnaire
loats ralsons daas lesdxi ours qni suivront
he present avis, poarquoi Ia dit tabtena no
Forait pas homoaaga6 ei faitle uremane de-
Ia oonr, q qnc 10 DIT ~extcuteur SOFT dtchar.
&c lie touba fesPonsib;lae dams IA drte af
fare. VI
nov % Gu. TESTER, r. r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
WIN. MARKuAm

respectfully informs tho public that hehas
now % hand at bis Store on Church etfeot, q
gage'aS ~aggortme1t ggoods, committing m p1T'
" t4s lo,1'01Rs Mtlete5.
~ so"'s@ 'A9tsSy asS'rseo' hen'p'hy
iaofs, ptatd hhaey, rcd flannel, "hIte 90
pn'g1 do, canton DO, virginia @snaDufRe'
Georgia cotton duck, linen dr5IInR' cotton 90
{aHgortcd,J brown stttttlng, ! + az, 90; R.etl
t40ra, sd sd b~leaebgd sblrlhg I + 4I4' ihnla
shooting i@i1. apron ch'eER, Iptni'nLo 90
blue drtiib9. hottpI'l7e7f Doa TICKING - Fooc'
Gngiish ana At7'fleao po',ts Rih9naV, ~ mus
IN DIG Iala9, e~9loHFcd caihPFIe, Olach ~, "bIl'
lofbIafH ta9eY FciVef' brown oofiahh' ss'sP''
shooting, lush lIncQ 20, lVl4, Col+eh alapgF'
linen DO dama8k taDlo 90, ~, ototeh 40
BaFat8 do, cotton WadlHIp5, long lawn TYP
llnetti cotton diaper napkins, lihen uataaFh w.
bfefEn# linen taDi9 eiVtffs' RUSSIA sia+t'' wi
dared sHssta' WINE eOtIoo ifibRe; ffeneh
botpoaBIae, 9tStl8l 9}flbo' Ihlf70tlos eoo"
tgtpatta9t Dlack itdll]D GfaRat7' Po'@so s''h
hdtg'E India b1t5laHHa ~, COTTON 90 ~bla1fas5
DO, YhIoHeia sbaWIE, flgFida hdks 9, lustflhR
ribbon assorted, ladie5 "hjte cotton nose
~tol5irsd Do at1bfo'dersd 90 c,llmign 90 Co.
mons cotton bal ho5e' Werlnodo iaalas ehGV-
fehut gloves, bla %, aseoiIeo eotouf tEl'F o.
do, de-, nous silk 60 co. no. WINE Defhh 90,
buckstlh Do cotton abe 'laeb tape :, s9@'ng
silk, F3ylof,s spool thread, assorted dQ' 20
79spggdefs, lingn thread
Observation-Disclosures coffee, rice, geshon
butter, cheese, pine apple do, tHasoiate'
Dives, .capefs, DHdafWgoH mostafo, ftehep
DO, back wheat finir lhofoas tobacco, COM
mon d., cig7r7 assorted, Gun toOacco, Dr9"Il
sugar, I7ai sugar, sammy soap potoRga4e'
10 Ht5lruU. FHaHHAtuH9 UIHltifFs ftytEAIfl HiI9 w Il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
PAPTER pEINT

Tout pose q so cents le r~ouleau, ct an.
dessus.
Mr.. GAyREL PREVENT les personnes qui
font batir IN reparor des maisons, quill
Went de contractor ayec plusieuFs maisons
de Ia Nile Orleans, atm de pouyoir fouFnlr
Eel esP6ce de papier peint que Ion puisse
d6sifeT, ct Ie poser a bon march6,
Sa longe experience dams &c genre de
travail, Iui permet den garantir lexecu.
lion.
II continue 6galement 4 Sc charger de Ia
peinture. Ia pose des wires ct les ensei
gBes.
Mason de NJ. Barron pr6s la poste.
septembse 81, 1s45. 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20

u stCKLES & co, MAeAzrNr
STREET, Importers and Dealers in Drugs and
Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dye StuG$, have
just opened their new Wholesale Drng- Store
and are now receiving an extensive assort-
ment of FRESH and GENUINE Drugs and Med.
i%eines, which they offer for sale at prices ac-
cording to quality. d
No. as 6n 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20

bPAE E--Arratte par A Adams a epv,.
ron qaalfe miles De Baton Routr. nna yacho
aRoe de . Hus, %coulcur roura, nsrInah mn
fer ID 4 In proprietaire eat requis ie n
retlret On 90 c0uformant A IA Ioi.
Al LR DurRocQ, Ranger,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-20
REAL s. SON.

Dealers ia groceries, provisions. hartwrfr,
shoes &C.. would intern their customers and
the pnt .it geierally, that they now have and
WillGgntinuc 10 keep On hand Il complete as.
jsorLment Of The above articles, which they
arc determined 10 sell as low ior cash as
they can be had in this place.
GROCERIES Il PROVISIONS.
Flour, Whlskey, bacon, lard, Havana, and
Rio coffee, brown, white and loaf sugars,
family and scented soap. black and cayenne
pepper Allsplte gndeloves, nlttmcgs, CHINA
mon, ginger, galeratns, mustard, starch, Tine
aud coatsd aalh sperm aud star candles, rice.
imperial, g~ahnowdor and black teas, piGlde5t
sardinea, snuiT, CIGARS, tobacco, indigo, olive.
oil, brandy, gin, rum, anlesette, wine and ct-
der vinegar, AtpughtQn buffers
HARDWARE SO,
Catt anil wfot nails Afaes' ehofels aud
hpadea, trace, log aud DOC ehotns. CaToltnt
hoes, Collins axe9# and hatetet5, hummer
saw abatt and strop hinges, screws, tadifa,
hrajs, a1gers. chisels mill ESQ hand saw
files, door, chest, cunboard ed paal9eks,
curry combs, table, popfet ar3 Batchef
knives. iron and brass plated apnrs. baud sad
aud dog ifaRa, shears aud scissors, planes
and plane bits, gqaAreF, rules, drawing
knives, pitchers, shoe knives and thread,
avis. rasps, shoe lasts, cock acrewS, pewter
aud brass ~fossets, iron and britania table and
lea spoons, iapap'd WATERS and candlesties~,
tee Kettles aul coffee mills, hand and cross
cut "a WIS snadle aud plated bride bits, ladies'
and sKimuers, frying and dust pans, stecis
yards. wire brass ard hare s]ievc&, wash Ke3-
Ties aud pots Of various sizes, gtiddlesl
sauce pans. .p jcrs, ovens, door hooks and
bolts. iapand bellows, lamp blach, shoe
bleaching and brushes, cotton, wool and play
ing cards. water and well BUCKETS, axe helves,
Heclars. w~aShboards. fubs, churns, cocoa dip.
ptr@, Tin buchets and cups, pans, lanterns, OIL
pots, lamps, plates, tunnels, rope and twinei
assorted sizes, oabum, fish lines aud hooEs,
sugar boxes, needles thread, buttons, hoohs
and eyes, tooth brushes, combs, shaving
brushes, lead pencils and points, CO.
Iogne,pockct books aud purses, german and
glasses, german harps, letter and tool-
cap paper, ink, waters, and steel pens, pow.
der shot, lead, copperas, sattpelre, salts salt
soda, whiting, sulphur, and catnphor.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Calf boots, seal and water proof da, ealf
brogms, seal aud kip d., seal kipdo
fer boys, ladies' seal brogans and g~enuemen'si
&c. And as fine and good an assorts
81 glass and croekory ware as thereis
IN town, all Of which we offer at the very
prices for cash.
We will ssp hep B Of
oil and Brushes
n tt # ~ or M" #. a#.4@H IEtE .| !